We say hello and a special thanks to all who sent Thanksgiving wishes to us during the past holidays, Jerry and Brenda Parker, our good friends from Murfreesboro; Marlene Prichard, the nicest person we know in Alexandria; Marlene’s dear mother Willete Scott, who she sees to her needs; Susan Hinton and her mother, Frances Frazier; our dear friend Joel Dawes and husband, Harold, who sent a most needed gift; and to our daughters Deborah and Wayne Fuston and Peggy and Carroll Thomas, thanks to you for the phone calls.
Debbie O’Conner of Goodletsville is spending some time with her mother Helen Burt, and taking therapy at the DeKalb Community Hospital Therapy Center in Smithville.
Debbie is still recovering from surgery. We are happy to know that she is getting needed therapy. Best wishes to her.
Todd and Barbara Frazier-Nuckles, Sam, Christopher and William spent the Thanksgiving holidays at their country home and had Thanksgiving Day dinner with the Frazier family at the home of Jim and Judy Kimbrell on Old Mill Hill Road.
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Louise Frazier were Todd and Barbara Frazier-Nuckles, Sam, Chris and William of Florence, Ala., David and Monica Reynolds and Levi, Jim and Judy Kimbrell and Ricky and Kathy Hendrix.
In the afternoon, Jerald and Lisa Cripps and baby Christine visited with the family.
Special get-well wishes go to Estelle Ferrell, who had surgery on Nov. 27 to correct a knee problem and to our neighbor Joe Ayers, who has pneumonia. Both are in DeKalb Community Hospital in Smithville. Remember them in prayer.
Mr. Tim France and daughters of Smithville were dinner guests of his mother, Ms. Jeanette France on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Lisa Cripps visited her mother, Mrs. Louise Frazier, Tuesday evening.
Mr. Roger Hendrix visited his brother, Mr. Orville Hendrix, of Smithville on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hendrix visited Mr. and Mrs. Jared Hendrix and baby Sawyer Allen in Dowelltown Monday evening.
We say hello to Brenda Bates, our hair dresser, who has been in DeKalb Community Hospital and is now at home recovering from an infection. We miss Brenda and send our prayers, love and best wishes to her for a complete recovering very soon.
On Nov. 28 Dry Creek Baptist Church was delighted to have a former missionary Faye Hubbard to speak during the International Missions Emphasis.
Dry Creek Baptist Church will hold the following events in December: on Dec. 16 the church will have a music and drama program; Dec. 19 a church dinner will be served; Dec. 23 the church will take up their second Lottie Moon Christmas offering and will have The Lord’s Supper at 5:30 p.m.; and Dec. 26 there will not be any services.
Go ye therefore and teach all nations...to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you, and lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. (Matt. 28:19-20).