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OCC 2019: Harrods Fork Baptist Church


2019-11-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge.
The Harrods Fork Baptist Church youth group prepared Operation Christmas Child boxes. Pictured are pastor Michael Lee, Katlyn Lacy, Kara Lee, Jakeb Lacy, and Jon Austin Lacy.


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Garden Club learns to make wreaths


2019-11-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Teresa Bright.
On the left, Donna Jones and Inette Goodin are assembling the fresh greenery to make a beautiful wreath.

On the right, Kara Back is demonstrating to Wendy Burt, a member of the Garden Club, how to fasten the greenery to the wire frame.


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Showing off their wreaths


2019-11-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Teresa Bright.
Showing off wreaths they made at the Garden Club meeting are: Aline Babin, Judith Goodin, Eulah Helm, Beulah Carter and Teresa Bright.


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Neat family history road trip: Lovely mural in Salisbury


2019-11-25 - Salisbury, NC - Photo by Fran Neat.
A lovely mural spotted across the street from the library in Salisbury, NC.


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Neat family history road trip: Rudolph Neet signature


2019-11-25 - Mocksville, NC - Photo by Fran Neat.
Some research at the Mocksville Library turned up a signture of Rudolph Neet. Rudolph Neet, Sr. arrived in America in 1741. Rudolph Neet, Jr. settled on the north banks of Green River around 1800 which later became Neatsville.


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Neat family history road trip: Blue Ridge Parkway Overlook


2019-11-25 - Deep Gap, NC - Photo by Fran Neat.
Taken on the Blue Ridge Parkway, on Don and Fran and Dallas' trip to Rowan County, NC, in search of their ancestor, Hans Rudolph Neet, and his wife Barbara.


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Neat family history road trip: Click Farm


2019-11-25 - Rowan Co., NC - Photo by Fran Neat.
Sam Click (left) and Terry Burton (right), standing in front of the Click property whose ancestors were neighbors to the Neats. I believe the Neet property line was directly behind the tree line. Terry Burton lives in the neighborhood.


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