Life is good
2023-10-12 - TN - Photo from family collection
Doug Campbell shared this good news recently. He writes, "Nashville meet up with lifelong friend Danny Graves. Breakfast at Monell's this morning. 45 years ago Danny and I were in charge at the top of Jamestown Hill. He was chief gas pumper at his dad's Ashland station and I was CSR at RB Campbell's Feed and Seed. We would meet at the pop machine every couple hours with two quarters borrowed from the cash register. He got a Nu-Grape and had a 7-UP or a Ski. Life was good!" Comments | Permalink
2023-10-12 - TN - Photo from family collection
Doug Campbell shared this good news recently. He writes, "Nashville meet up with lifelong friend Danny Graves. Breakfast at Monell's this morning. 45 years ago Danny and I were in charge at the top of Jamestown Hill. He was chief gas pumper at his dad's Ashland station and I was CSR at RB Campbell's Feed and Seed. We would meet at the pop machine every couple hours with two quarters borrowed from the cash register. He got a Nu-Grape and had a 7-UP or a Ski. Life was good!" Comments | Permalink
Babies staying close to mamas
2023-10-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda and Matilda Anne Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Little ones are getting their start at the Pampered Angus Ranch and staying close to their mamas. Comments | Permalink
2023-10-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda and Matilda Anne Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Little ones are getting their start at the Pampered Angus Ranch and staying close to their mamas. Comments | Permalink
Rosa Grissom was Columbia's Grandma Moses
2023-10-12 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Rosa Flowers Grissom's daughter Carrie bought her mother five art lessons from Helen Flatt in the mid-1950s. Rosa began painting at age 80 and became known as Columbia's Grandma Moses. She painted over 100 pieces. In 1966 the Columbia Women's Club held an art show in her honor at the Adair County Public Library. Comments | Permalink
2023-10-12 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Rosa Flowers Grissom's daughter Carrie bought her mother five art lessons from Helen Flatt in the mid-1950s. Rosa began painting at age 80 and became known as Columbia's Grandma Moses. She painted over 100 pieces. In 1966 the Columbia Women's Club held an art show in her honor at the Adair County Public Library. Comments | Permalink
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