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THE MOUNTAIN WHITESBURG, EAGLE COUNTY, LETCHER KENTUCKY . . THURSDAY, , Senior center Fleming-Neo- n publishes book of poems by elderly DEMPSEYS ENTERTAIN FAMILY AT DINNER; FOSTERS VISIT largest Frankfort---Th- e sen- ior center In Kentucky, Senior House In Louisville, which has an enrollment of 1, 300 has pub lished a book of poetry, verses and jingles, entitled, " Speakers of the house. " The book, Which includes 23 verses, was written by members of the Senior House poetry group, and may be purchased at the center. According to Francis S. Bind-ne- r, associate director, the Kentucky commission of aging is helping to promote such recreational faculties for senior citizens as the poetry class. The commission has made funds available to organizations and communities to bjLi recreational and assistance programs for the elderly. BIndner said the poetry book shows that programs for the elderly permit them to take ail active part in the community by sharing their talents with o- thers. By MARY E. PHIPPS from Morehead, Dorothy Lucas, of the John Smiths, from Union College, Sondra Wojclechowskl, daughter of the Steve Wojclechowikli. All at Sunfay School and Church. Sondra is at Eastern. Betty and Emma Waddell are home from Union also. Mr. and Mrs, Archie Meade have moved into their new home aid love it. Hazel says she is enjoying cleaning and redecorating for the first time. Mrs. Elsie Reach had her son James and his wife Steva, sons Jimmlo Lee and David with her over the weekend. The Reaches are from Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Dollle Nicholson has returned hone from Knoxville where she visited her daughter and family and had a checkup. Her doctor tells her she's doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Demp-se- y stopped by to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dempsey, Douglas and his wife are on their honeymoon. They will live In Detroit, Ell Sexton, formerly of Jack- grand-daught- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Demptey had as dinner guesu on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Tom Owens, of Grundy, Va., their daughter and TSgt. and Mrs. Gilbert Hutchenson, their four daughters, Martha Jo, Kathy, Kim, and Jeanie, who have recently returned from Germany. TSgt. Hutch enson will soon be going to Vietnam. Also present at the dinner were Mrs, Mary Wright, Mrs. Andrew Adams, her daughter Hazel Andrea, Mrs. Vaflessa Looney, Mrs. Jim Revis and her two children, Jimmle and Rachel. All enjoyed a good dinner and a good son-in-la- time. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foster, son Anthony, daughter Tammy Lynn from Louisville, have re- turned home after spending ten days with his mother, Mrs, Mary Wright, and Glenna's parents, , the Bud Fleenors, in McRoberts. It's always nice to see our college young people home on vacation. I saw Cherl Bentley. daughter of the Bill Harlows, er horn, is very ill in a Taylor, Michigan hospital. The Eugene Andersons andfam-il- y and Mrs. Ruth Helen Meade, of Lorainc, Ohio, are here visiting relatives. Mrs. Meade is visiting her sister. Mrs. Darwin Hall of Deane, who is very ill. Miss Linda Carol Adams of Calvary College, with five of her fellow students, were home to visit her parents, the Alfred Adamses, Saturday afternoon. The Leslie Halls of Milwaukee were visiting Mrs. Hall's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown of Fleming, and Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Galloway of Jackhorn. Leslie is attending Engineering School and is working as a draftsman. Mr. and Mrs. James Hawley had as dinner guest his mother, Mrs. Goldie Hawley. In the afternoon, all went for a nice drive. Mrs. Goldie Hawley spends most of her time in a wheelchair, and is always happy to have her friends stop and speak to her. Will anyone having news items please call mo at 855-781- PAGE 2 APRIL 13, 1967 3. THE MOUNTAIN EAGLE Is published ery Thursday at 120 W, Main S&eet, Whlteiburg, Letcher County, Kentucky, 41858, Thomas E, Glsh Is the' .editor and publisher, Second class postage paid at Whitesburg, Kentucky, Subscription rates, 33 a year inside Letcher Countyi 35 a year outside Letcher County, Single copies. 10 cents each, This It No. 48 of Volume 59, LOCAL MOVING Service Reasonable Rates see or call Good KINCER DELMAR 855-78- 46 For sale FOR SALE--10- acres more or 0 less of coal and timber land on Defeated Creek tributary of Llnefork. Write or call Jewell Ingram, phone son, Ind., co Bertha DuPont, 273-116- 0, Biddle, Box 21, Ind., 47231. Estate Notice LETCHER COUNTY COURT In the Matter of the Estate of Fred L. Coffey, deceased '60 SAVE NOTICE Pursuant to KRS25.195, notice is hereby Riven that on Anrll 11. 1967, Justine M: Coffey, Admin istratrix of the estate of Fred L. 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