Bible school went on last week at New Home Baptist Church with good attendance.
Dianne Smith and Betty Jo Cantrell attended the Lamberson reunion at Gordonsville Saturday at the Civic Center.
Faye Adkins attended Allie Cook’s second birthday Sunday afternoon at Greenbrook Park.
Mabel Pack and Dot Rogers attended the Old American Day on Thursday, and recently enjoyed being with others which was a crowd and the program was good.
Marie Walls spent Friday night recently with Dean and Connie Nelly in Shelbyville on Saturday. They went on to Linda Nelly’s home in Gardendale, Ala., to help Linda celebrate her birthday. They were joined by other family members.
Irene Kocsis of Florida has returned home after a two week visit with her sister-in-law, Barbara Self. Other visitors were Billy and Willie Cleak of Nashville.
Get-well wishes go to Phillip Hawkins. He had knee replacement surgery in St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville on Thursday.
Sympathy is extended to the families of Mary Hughes and Billy Bratcher in their passing.
Judie Davis has been visiting relatives in Florida.
Joyce Wright of Murfreesboro and Miles Malone visited Lou Autry Malone on Thursday. They had lunch at the White Possum Grill.
Clara May Hawkins has been a patient in DeKalb Community Hospital. Get-well wishes are extended to her.
Visitors of Ruth Sutton were Thelma Evans, Christine Arnold, Sue McCoig and Michelle and Allie Patton.
Visitors of Betty Wilson were Ralph and June Vaughn of Murfreesboro, Betty Byford and Dianne Evans.
Congratulations to Barbara Vanatta, her name was drawn on WJLE birthday club on Monday. She got roses from DeKalb Florist.
Rebecca Ervin had all her family with her on Monday evening to celebrate Memorial Day with a cook out.
Congratulations to Alvie Armour and Linda Kilgore. They were united in marriage Monday evening at New Home Baptist Church. Bro. Mike Clayborn performed the ceremony. They went to the Grand Canyon for their honeymoon.
My son, Ralph, and his uncle Billy Vaughn from Murfreesboro recently discovered the Vaughn Cemetery in the Four Seasons area.  They had read the DeKalb County Cemetery Book written by Tommy Webb and knew that some of the early Vaughn settlers were buried there.
Flora Mai Vaughn Adcock and Lois Ann Vaughn Duke helped them to locate the cemetery which is in a small plot in a field surrounded by trees, briars and weeds.  Benjamin Vaughn and his wife are buried there, who were the parents of Jasper and Perry Vaughn.  Jasper was the grandfather of Billy and Ralph while Perry was the grandfather of Flora Mai and Lois Ann.
Ralph, Billy and Flora Mai also visited the Old Bildad Baptist Church where the original Vaughn family attended.  James and Sophorah Vaughn came from South Carolina in the early 1800s by covered wagon pulled by oxen and settled in the Pates Ford area near Jefferson.  Later, they lived in the Young Bend or Four Seasons.
Ralph and Billy were disappointed that they could not find where James and Sophorah are buried, but Tommy Webb said they are probably also in the Vaughn Cemetery even though there are no markers for them. 
The cousins, Flora Mai, Lois Ann, Ralph and Billy, are making plans to clean and restore the cemetery by repairing the broken tombstones.