McLean County News from Calhoun, Kentucky • 6

fr The McLean County News, Calhoun, Ky Thursday, June 12, l-uriun 0. Dcnlumh. av ill) WWI velernn, rfini on June 4 Letters to the editor Saturday programming on KET goes statewide Kentucky Educational Television (KET), began statewide Saturday morning broadcasts Children's programming, such as Sesame Street, The Electric Company and Villa Alegre will be broadcast from 8 a.m. EDT) to noon every Saturday morning. Beginning July Saturday will extend to all day, with programs such as Profiles In Courage, World Press and Cinema Showcase filling the afternoon and evening time slots.

This event will mark the first time KET has been on the air for seven days a week. Green River RECC. Survivors include his wife Mrs. Bessie Taylor Denhardt and a sister Mrs. Bert Howell of Route 2 Calhoun.

Funeral services were held Friday June 6, from the McLean Church of Christ with Jerry Joseph, minister and Don McBrayer, Minister of the Union Hill Church of Christ, Benton, Kentucky officiating. Burial was in the Boston Cemetery in Comer, Kentucky near Beech Grove. Muster Funeral Home' was in charge of the arrangements. By Delia Porter Mr. and Mrs.

Weldon Mackey, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Abney and daughter, Elaine of Calhoun and Miss Bessie Dickens visited Mr. and Mrs. Varbin Kluender of Phoneix, Arizona.

there, they visited Mr. Mackey 's brother, Marvin Mackey and family in San Francisco. Some of the group visited Disneyland while there In A Mr. and Mrs. L.E.

Tucker spent last weekend in Louisville with Mr. and Mrs Jim Norris. While there, they all went to Kankakee, Illinois and attended the wedding of the Tucker's grandson, Allen Kent Morris, who was married to Miss Helen Kauf Mrs. A.B. Davis has returned to her' home in Lexington after spending the past two weeks with MrK and Mrs.

Norman Greer. Mr. and Mrs." Herbert Crabtree and family, Miss Dessie Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Smith and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Smith' and children, Tammy, Penny and Cindy; were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith. Mr.

and Mrs Vernon Fulkerson spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ling.Lee Ann Abuey spent the weekend in Owensboro visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Stinnett. The Rev.

Ronald Rose and Mrs. Rose are in Miami, Florida this week attending the Baptist Convention. Mrs. Edward Nalley and Mrs. Verna Robertson visited Mrs.

Howard Whitaker recently. Mrs. Whitaker is now home from the hospital. God called me into the Christian ministry I feel when I was a freshman in high school. Since then doors have opened up for me to preach, go to college and minister in a Christian music group.

I feel that all through high school, and through these three years of college, God has been preparing me for a ministry in working close with persons. I had the choice of working as a full-time pastor at a church on Rough River or being youth director at Livermore. A lot of prayer and meditation was spent as I searched for which of the directions to take. After visiting this town and observing the need for more Christian influence in the community, I feel that the Lord told me to come here. With the confidence of knowing God's will, I plan to do all in my power to let the Holy Spirit work at Livermore United Methodist Church.

First' of all, there are enough young people at the church to divide into two or three youth groups by age rather than one group as it has been. This will enable each group to have programs that relate to that age group, rather than having one program and trying to relate to all the The purpose of a youth program is to help the youth of the community to grow strong and full in character. That will Include the social (which is fun activities like softball and camping, etc) and also the purpose includes fun, but serious activities in the spiritual aspect (which is prayer groups and Bible studies). My second plan is to help organize such programs. The church can best serve the people that are in the church.

Therefore, I will strive to increase the youth group in number by (finding those churchless kids in Livermore and to "compel them to come in." Bro. Howard Moody and I both share excitement In coming to Livermore. There is a great potential here for an over-all more Christ centered community. What is truly exciting is the zeal and concern we have already felt from the people at Livermore United Methodist Church. Praise Jesus for He alone is worthy.

Gerald Knight Progress Report on 'Wet-Dry Election Petition To the many citizens who have helped and signed the petition to hold a special election in McLean County to determine whether a majority favors "Local Option" to be instituted in Livermore City and or McLean County, I wish to thank you and suggest (3) things you may do to further this cause. 1st. I have about 500 signatures now, requirements are 597. 1 think we should have 700 or so because some may be deleted for various causes. Mostly my signers come from Livermore.

Due to time I need help from others in other parts of McLean County. 2nd. There's two ways you can help. 1st-find and sign a petition page. 2nd-same results can be done by sending me a letter stating your opinion that we should have and hold a special election.

Then when you sip and others you may have also sign that letter it then can become a part of the petition count 3rd. If you have signed the petition and are not sure you are a registered voter of McLean County, you can check thisand-or register at the clerk's office in the at Calhoun. I wish to ask my supporters in this endeavor to extend every courtesy to Lucian 0. Denhardt. age 80, of Calhoun died Wednesday morning June 4 at the McLean County General Hospital.

Born June 26. 1894 at Beech Grove he was a son of Kate Dexter and William 0. Denhardt Mr. Denhardt was a member of the 1 McLean Church of Christ in Calhoun and a past Treasurer, He was a combat veteran of World War I serving in France. For twenty-five years he served as a director of, Green River Production Credit Association.

Mr. Denhardt was a promoter of the i Rural Electric Association in McLean County and a past manager of the Farmers IT II 3 Besides the take a account. So interest "Ndwal lew wnku rtw amount steady interest we pay on savings, we personal interest in each and every -customer no matter how large or small the if you are not getting that personal from your Banker, better see us today. on 90 Day Certificates people, who are not in favor of our county being wet. They have as much right to their opinion as you and I.

Also, I wish to state again I have no ax to grind. I don't even drink. I merely feel progress and community growth demands we catch-up to communities, who do have pools and other modes of recreation, even motel rooms, more than one public phone, etc. Remember, anyone over 18 years of age, can vote now! Lastly, let me reiterate I merely think this should be put to a vote, so In the end; the American" system will -prevail. "The majority" will have the sayl I welcome all your comments pro and con.

Send mail Ralph L. Doss 4 Box 224 Livermore, Ky. Phone278-2228 1 May 30, 1975 McLean County News Calhoun, Kentucky Editor: Madeline Murray O'Hare continues to try to keep the Bible Trom being read by our astronauts in their trips in space. She obtained 20,000 signed letters protesting the decision of the astronauts to read the Bible as a Christmas message tq the world from their space craft while orbiting the moon in December, 1968. She plans to present these letters to Nasa again with the demand that the astronauts be publically censored for their act and a further demand to prohibit any further demonstrations of religion by public leaders.

If this goes through, it can probably stop the mention of God in prayers on television. There is an expression that I've heard and think is so true which says: "Evil wins when good people do I feel that many times people like this woman are able to get things like this changed even though the great majority of the American people do not agree with her. What-happens is that we just sit around and talk about what a terrible thing this is when it happens. But we can keep something like this from ever happening if we will just sit down right now and write a letter and ask that Bible reading be continued if the astronauts want to in their trips into space. If you feel that it is a good thing for astronauts to be free to read the Bible in outer space publicly In their broadcasts back to earth, please send your letter to: NASA, Astronauts Office, Houston, Texas 77059.

Let us not wait until tomorrow but let's do it today. Sincerely, John Lovelace Tina Howard to head McLean FUA Club By Sharon Chambers The McLean County Chapter of The Future Homemakers of America installed the officers for 1975-76. President, Tina Howard; 1st Vice Pres. Margaret Faye Frashure; 2nd. Vice Terry (Wetzel; Robin Tuttle; Treasurer, Debbie 1 Tuttle; Historian, Wanda Burgess; Parliamentarian, Sarah Hayden; Reporter, Sharon Chambers; Recreation Leader, Linda Blackburn; Song Leader, Jane Willis.

The FHA Chapter has planned a trip to Opryland on July 10, for any member wishing to go. Reservations plus a $2.00 deposit must be made by June 27. For reservations, call or see Tina Howard, 273-3474; Debbie Tuttle, 278-2945; or Mildred R. Nail, 273-3197. r'np i i W- '1 I -1 1 00 on 12 Month Certificates 00 on 30 Month Certificates Utica News Mrs: Marietta Goodwin Evans of Hammond, Ind.

has been removed from the hospital intensive care unit to a private room. Her brother, Randall Goodwin, sister, Mrs. Jaunita McClure, and friend Mrs. Maxine Thomasson were with her over the weekend. 1 Mrs.

Donna Leet has returned to her home from the Owensboro Daviess County Hospital, and is doing well. Ellis Sands has been transferred to an NHE home in Owensboro. Mrs. Maribell Trunnel is at home after having eye surgery at an Owensboro Hospital. Mrs.

Florine Armes of Roxana, Illinois is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mae Howard and Betty Howard. Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Snider of Owensboro were Sunday guests of Mrs. Ruth Leet Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Kaye Stinnett who were married at the Utica Baptist Church Friday evening. The new Mrs.

Stinnett is the former Barbra Riley of the Calhoun area. Little Miss Cindy Leek is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Goodwin. Shelia Boarman had her picture in the Owensboro paper last week.

She was caught painting the posts of her front porch. A bubble gurn blowing contest was held at Utica School Friday. Fifth-grader Vince Smith was the Champion. The contest was a Cystic Fibrosis Foundation benefit and the winners will participate in the finals which will be held in Louisville later this summer. The light rain we had Monday evening made driving hazardous.

Shelia Fulkerson received a slight injury when the car in which she was riding left the road and came to rest in the yard of Mr. Bennett Wells. Other persons in the car seemed to be more frightened than hurt. Knobbs News By Mrs. George D.

Conrad Vacation Bible School ended with Saturday night Each of the four classes gave a small program. The young teens group displayed a "hall of fame" of Christ and the church with artifacts of local interest Mrs. Viola Hinton has been in the Madisonville Hospital with a stroke the past two weeks. Visitors in the Sunday morning service were Orville Conrad of Providence and Mrs. Loucille Tomes of Stringtown.

Darvin and David Harris are serving as counselors for the Junior Youth Camp this week In Louisville. Nathan Baize preached Sunday night at the South Carrollton General Baptist Church." 5 i i 1 1 on 48 Month Certificates ($1000.00 Minimum) fJPo on 48 Month Certificates LiYcrrcsre Lhns hz'hz Fridsy end Ssti-rdsy, Jusa 27 23 Down on ths River Front Food Fun and Fireworks Kdei for oil Flay So You AH Ccnsa end fe8t Ycsr Frisr.ii Tickets ere ehcrpsr isa prrchrsc i crHyl wy from cny livcrmcra Uzr.s Gb ($5000.00 end regulation prohibit Hw poymtnt of tin Atfih fnk tt -maturity ihrtt mtntrn tf iht inttrttt trMrtwi it forfoitod and inimtf withdrawn it rtductd tht paMbaok rota." shop ft JL Wesley fra Minimum) -J III Main Office I EkI ifflr hvnti to Calhoun Branch ti s7C3Fr.iDir.:cACTr,i!rr 272-2331 I i 1 1 I t. p.f") tit'ClP if Si S. I .1 si. I iolll I I.