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Epicurean Kentuckian: Coconut Meringue Pie


2012-03-08 - Roberta Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Pen.
Coconut Meringue Pie at Lindsey Wilson College's Roberta C. Cranmer. It's the same pie as served at sister buffet at Mulligan's at the Pines at Lindsey Wilson, but this one comes with a million dollar view of the Adair County Fairground, Gobbler's Knob, and Kentucky 206. The Sunday buffet rated an Infinity Awesome score by Ev, who gave the same rating to the Oreo Cheesecake he ate. A note, even with the view, the same seven people ate for half the price of a destination dinner house in Shelbyville, and the boys, Ev and Graham, said Cranmer ranks at the top for them when they decide which college to go to: Based of course on the food. -Granddad


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Clestine Neat, pinning top to batting


2012-03-08 - Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church, 1935 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Roberts.
Clestine Neat
does whatever needs to be done. Here she's pinning the quilt top to the batting, getting it ready for the finish up - tacking. She's also a founding member of the circle, one who can always be counted on, as can be said of all the the tight knit members of the circle.


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Glenna Bailey, official needle threader, tack tyer


2012-03-08 - Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church, 1935 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Roberts.
Glenna Bailey
is the official needle threader for the circle. When it comes to the really tedious work which requires patience and dexterity, she's the member to do it. When she's not threading, she ties the tacking - finishing touch. Tacked quilts, vs. machine-quilted, are vastly preferred by customers. They have a more genuine, old-timey look. - Linda Roberts


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Tammy Jackson and Betty Abrell


2012-03-08 - Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church, 1935 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Roberts.
Tammy Jackson who's been quilting for about a year, watches as Betty Abrell tacks the lining and the batting to the quilt top. Mrs. Abrell has been with the quilting circle since it was started, in 2009. The photo was taken Monday, February 27, 2012. Since that time, including the quilt above, the circle has completed four quilts. The pattern above nine-patch, an old-old design which has been around for years. -Linda Roberts


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Sister Joanna and Bro. Richard Lehman


2012-03-08 - 1935 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Roberts.
Menfolks can be helpful, too
Bro. Richard Lehman moved some totes full of quiting material for the members of the Millerfield Quilting Circle, above, with his wife, Sister Joanna Lehman. Actually Dewey Bailey, Charles Neat, and Dennis Roberts, occasionally - every now and again - help with the actual quilting. They do a fine job. The Lehmans have been at Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church for almost 20 years. -Linda Roberts


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Adriana Humble has great time at quilting circle


2012-03-08 - 1935 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Roberts.
Adriana Humble, was a big help for all the Millerfield Quilting Ladies of the Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church, 1935 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY. Shes thrilled to see a gifted quilter, Joanna Lehman, busy tacking, Monday, February 27, 2012.


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Author of story about Kadie and Thor is recognized writer


2012-03-08 - JAIS, 202 Gen. John Adair School, Columbia, KY .
Bienja Eastham
the writer the wrote the accompanying article, "The story of my missing dogs, Kadie and Thor," is already a recognized writer. She's shown above with her teacher at John Adair Intermediate School, Cyndi Smith, with the award won for her short story, "The Sneaky Leopard," which won first place, statewide in the Kentucky Women's Club writing contest. The photo was posted May 25, 2011.


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