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Constance and George (Pete) Hayden will celebrate 50 years of marriage on April 29, 2011. They were married in 1961 in Eminence. Constance, the former Connie Henderson, retired from General Electric Company and George retired from Fischers Packing Company.

The Haydens have three children: Veronica, Alan (Dena) and David, all of Louisville. They also have five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
The couple will celebrate with family and friends and a later vacation is planned to the Holy Land.
 

by Michael Duncan

Pastor, Eminence Baptist Church

I sometimes forget how many years I’ve lived (a nice way of saying I sometimes forget how old I am).  Whenever my mind starts recalling old songs, I’m reminded.

As a child, I loved sitting in the living room listening to my mom’s records.  You remember records, don’t you?  They were round discs made of vinyl.  You placed a disc on a turntable, gently placed the stylus arm down onto the disc, and there was music—beautiful stereophonic music. 

We often hear the term “wellness” and think “healthy” or lack of illness.
Much study and research has been done in recent decades in the subject of wellness. We now know that wellness means much more than simply a lack of disease. It means to thrive in your life on a variety of levels.

Many people my age (which if you have to ask, you’re not there yet) probably can agree on one thing.

It’s hard to know which is more uncomfortable - preparing for a colonoscopy or talking to the doctor about why you think you need one.

General opinion holds that the procedure itself is the easiest part - owing to the likelihood of extreme sedation.

Then Peter came up and said to him, “Lord, how often will my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? As many as seven times?” Jesus said to him, “I do not say to you seven times, but seventy times seven.” (Matthew 18:21-23 ESV)

The Campbellsburg African American school got a new roof in 2010 after being listed in the Kentucky Historic Resources Inventory. The property is now under the care of Mrs. Jean Fields.

Compiled by Cindy DiFazio and E.T. “Hammer” Smith

March, 1931
The Local is having trouble in getting the papers to Campbellsburg and Turners Station, due to the train schedules.
March 2, 1951

Part 1 of a series
submitted By Eleanor Jones Sharp

An amazing story begins with a scene which makes us proud of our heritage in a lifestyle that behooves us to hold onto a part of our past. To instill the view seen in these portrait prints and to recall many stories I have written in my journal does evoke images of bygone days. The pages on time spent in the days of our youth will scan and record an epitaph upon our life’s journey.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Suter of Campbellsburg are celebreating 50 years of marriage. The couple wed in 1961 and are life-long residents of Campbellsburg. Louis is the son of the late Webb and Sylvia Suter. Barbara New is the daughter of Pauline Hudgins of Carrollton.