Hope this warm weather is preparing us for Easter with the dogwood and rosebud blooming.
First Methodist is featuring Holy Week Services at ll:30 a.m. this week. Call the church office (597-4961) for days,. 
A Love Feast is scheduled for Thursday evening at 6 p.m. at the CFC Bldg. A Good Friday /Tenebrae/Service of Shadows begins at 7 p.m. The public is invited.
Sympathy to Martha Moore and family in the death of her sister-in-law, Sue Colwell.
Get well wishes and prayers to: Neal Iverlett in Murfreesboro, the grandson of Anne and Bob Morse, Bob Pettis, J.J. Poss, Muriel Wallace, Lewis Conklin. and the Odoms..
Welcome home to Rose and Paul Dillen after spending the winter in Florida.
Hearty thanks to Lora and Alan Webb on Sunday afternoon for hosting an egg hunt for many, many children at the Webb House. The residents there were outside enjoying the children as they hunted for eggs on the side lawn. A reception was held afterwards.
Carlene Hurst of Atlanta spent last week with her mother, Elene Hayes. Meanwhile, Carlton Miller visited friends in Michigan.
Happy Birthday the latter part of April to:  Ben Pafford, Carole James, Robin Pafford, Pamela Poss, George Sperry, Jeanette Young, Debbie France, Bud King, Tom Bush, Aileen Clark, Delaney Johnson, Pam Anderson, Katherine Clendenen, Hilda Meyers, Faye Fuqua, Joann Odom, Rosemary Twilla Jarvis, Lindsey Bouldin, Beth Cantrell, Pat Milam, Janet Trapp, Carol Tallent, Bethany Cornelias, Riley Tramel.and Rhonda Pelham.
Speaking of birthdays, my family gathered at my house last Friday to celebrate my  young(?) birthday. We had cake and ice cream, and I blew every candle out. Then I got to open some nice, needed gifts.  I got a big wall clock, three flashlights and a lantern. I am wondering if there is some signifance in all these light gifts. I received 21 birthday cards from friends whom I know in other towns and local. Nice to be remembered. Thanks a lot!
Thanks to Wanda Poss and her loyal members for hosting the Candidates Dinner last week at the Sr. Citizen Center. After a delicious dinner, each candidate had six minutes to speak. I was invited to attend by my friend, Elaine Craighead, to support her son, Tony Craighead of Cookeville, who is a candidate for district attorney.
After our Etiquette Workshop in March, I came up with an extra beach towel. Call me if you have lost one from the parents.