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A special delivery from My Father's House Youth Group to OCC
 2015-11-21 - Wheet Hall by Church of the Nazarene, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge. Operation Christmas Child Received a special Deliverly from My Fathers House Youth Group. Pictured are Wesley Young and Kailey Young. - Mark Fudge You can still help, but time is running short to reach our goal of 3,000 boxes, in the three days remaining, including today: Sat 21 Nov 2015, 9am-12pmCT; Sun 22 Nov 2015: 2pm-4pmCT; Mon 23 Nov 2015, 9am-11amCT
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Breeding High School Class Ring
 2015-11-21 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Marsha Bragg Grant. Marsha Bragg Grant writes, "After reading the story about the ruins of the Breeding High School, I was prompted to look for my mother's (Claudie Firquin Bragg) class ring. She graduated from there in 1941. Just thought I would send a picture along with a thank you for the story."
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Mrs. Hannie Gibson's window
 2015-11-21 - Breeding, KY in southern Adair County - Photo by Linda Waggener. When Breeding High School was owned by Mrs. Hannie Gibson, the current owner's mother, she made her home in two of the large rooms -- just as Mom and I thought we'd have done had we been able to own an old schoolhouse. Mom went to Bellview School near the Cave Ridge community of Edmonton. My first five years of school were in Sulphur Well where several one-room schools had been consolidated into one long strip across from the United Methodist Church. Country schools in those days were made of sturdy native wood with plenty of windows for good light. Mrs. Hannie's curtain remains and waved in the breeze where the Breeding High School window pane is out.
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Breeding High School entry fifty years ago
 2015-11-21 - Breeding, KY in southern Adair County - Photo by Linda Waggener. Once the front door of Breeding High School, this structure is being allowed to weather and turn to ruins naturally as Mother Nature works on it from season to season. Neighbors believe it closed in the 60s -- anyone remember the last graduating class?
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Ronnie and Riley across the road from old BHS
 2015-11-21 - Breeding, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. It's natural for folks to go across the street to the home of Ronnie and Connie Williams and ask questions about the Breeding High School ruins. Ronnie keeps an eye out on the property and keeps it mowed. In the photo with Ronnie Williams is their grandson, Riley, the eight-year-old son of their daughter Rhonda and Rodney Redmon. Breeding High School is owned by Mrs. Hannie Gibson's son, F.C. Gibson, who lives in Chicago. The school closed in the early 60s but still draws passers by to stop by.
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Debra Wimmer brings boxes for Operation Christmas Child
 2015-11-21 - Wheet Hall by Church of the Nazarene, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge . Debra Wimmer makes her delivery of OCC boxes. The total for Adair County currently stands at slightly over 2,600 with 3 days of collections remaining. - Mark Fudge - Mark Fudge You can still help, but time is running short to reach our goal of 3,000 boxes, in the three days remaining, including today: Sat 21 Nov 2015, 9am-12pmCT; Sun 22 Nov 2015: 2pm-4pmCT; Mon 23 Nov 2015, 9am-11amCT
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Cane Valley Christian Church delivers OCC boxes to Wheet
 2015-11-21 - Wheet Hall by Church of the Nazarene, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge. Cane Valley Christian Church delivered their operation Christmas child boxes Friday afternoon pushing the countywide total to over 2600 boxes. Pictured are Kathy and Logan Nissley. - Mark Fudge You can still help, but time is running short to reach our goal of 3,000 boxes, in the three days remaining, including today: Sat 21 Nov 2015, 9am-12pmCT; Sun 22 Nov 2015: 2pm-4pmCT; Mon 23 Nov 2015, 9am-11amCT
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