In service of performing random acts of kindness
2018-09-20 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, public information office, Campbellsville Independent Schools
Campbellsville Middle School staff members recently spent time helping others by performing random acts of kindness. They divided into groups to participate in a team-building exercise. CMS teachers Paige Cook, Katie Campbell, LeeAnn Grider and Christi Kidwell deliver ice cream treats at Taylor County Extension Office. Comments | Permalink
2018-09-20 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, public information office, Campbellsville Independent Schools
Campbellsville Middle School staff members recently spent time helping others by performing random acts of kindness. They divided into groups to participate in a team-building exercise. CMS teachers Paige Cook, Katie Campbell, LeeAnn Grider and Christi Kidwell deliver ice cream treats at Taylor County Extension Office. Comments | Permalink
Business news as the town segued into autumn, 1938
2018-09-20 - Columbia - Photo from JIM
The first week of September 1938 saw the completion of a modestly sized greenhouse, "the first plant of the kind ever built in Adair County," at the Frazier Avenue home of Mrs. Nat (Ella) Walker, well known for her skill as a flower gardener. Mrs. Walker immediately engaged in the floral business, and the News predicted, quite accurately, that her new venture would "prosper and grow." Comments | Permalink
2018-09-20 - Columbia - Photo from JIM
The first week of September 1938 saw the completion of a modestly sized greenhouse, "the first plant of the kind ever built in Adair County," at the Frazier Avenue home of Mrs. Nat (Ella) Walker, well known for her skill as a flower gardener. Mrs. Walker immediately engaged in the floral business, and the News predicted, quite accurately, that her new venture would "prosper and grow." Comments | Permalink
Beauty Shop of Kathryn E. Hurt on Greensburg Street
2018-09-20 - Columbia - Photo from JIM
Kathryn E. Hurt opened a beauty shop on Greensburg Street "in the yard of the old Winfrey residence," with Allyne Shreve Long as her assistant. The article noted the new venture was "up-to-date and complete as to appointments." Toward the end of 1939, Mrs. Hurt sold the establishment to Miss Jerry Moss and Mrs. Elizabeth Judd, who took over management on January 1, 1940, and changed the name to the Adair Beauty Shop. The real estate firm of Phelps & Hawkins handled the transaction. Comments | Permalink
2018-09-20 - Columbia - Photo from JIM
Kathryn E. Hurt opened a beauty shop on Greensburg Street "in the yard of the old Winfrey residence," with Allyne Shreve Long as her assistant. The article noted the new venture was "up-to-date and complete as to appointments." Toward the end of 1939, Mrs. Hurt sold the establishment to Miss Jerry Moss and Mrs. Elizabeth Judd, who took over management on January 1, 1940, and changed the name to the Adair Beauty Shop. The real estate firm of Phelps & Hawkins handled the transaction. Comments | Permalink
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