The daffodils are bloomed
out in full force. I love those cheerful yellow blooms. They bloom so
pretty no matter what the weather throws at them, they even look
beautiful in the occasional late snow. They are some of my favorite
flowers. There are several old house places where they are so thick
and pretty, some where they have been scattered around, maybe by a
bulldozer. It just serves to thin them and they make more bulbs and
bloom even stronger.
Lots of people just can't
wait for those morel mushrooms to start popping up, and have been out
looking for them. I think it is still a little early but several
people have found one or two, so what do I know? I wouldn't be able
to find them if they were popping up all over. I have never been a
very good mushroom hunter.
I visited with Helen
Maggard a little while Monday morning and she said her nieces, Judy
Sundlie and Peggy Rush were down for a visit over the weekend. They
had a nice long visit and lunch. They brought two of their little
neighbors with them from the Kansas City area, a little boy and
little girl, and the kids had a great time running around and also
playing with Jerry Henning's horse. Helen said that her daughter,
Sherry Henning would be by to visit later on Monday with Sherry's 15
month old grandson, Hayden. Hayden is Sarah Jo's little boy.
My sister in law, Sara
Case called me Monday morning to let me know her brother, Dennis
Sartin, had passed away early that morning. He was very well known
and liked in the community and while we know he is in a much better
place, free from pain and with his Savior, he will be missed greatly.
Our heartfelt sympathy to his family and friends.
Congratulations to Levi
and Hannah (Howie) Elsworth on their marriage last Sunday. Hannah is
the daughter of Mike and Nancy Howie.
Tell Tim and Ann Blair
congratulations if you see them this week. They celebrated their 41st
anniversary last Sunday.
Tim and Ann have new
neighbors that moved into their new house last weekend, right up the
hill from their house. Dustin Gross, Whitney Sharp and their
daughter, Maddie have bought the house that Tim's folks, Bill and
Gayle Blair owned.
Last Saturday evening
Scott and Julie Lawson had a houseful of people to celebrate their
oldest son Garrett's seventh birthday. All the grandparents were
there and several aunts, uncles, and cousins. Supper was great,
grilled hamburgers and brats and lots of other good food, then a
delicious “Minecraft” cake baked and decorated by Julie. Garrett
got lots of neat presents and loved every one of them.
Speaking of birthdays,
Lance Monholland had a landmark birthday this past week. Be sure and
tell him happy birthday if you see him!
New Mansion Church will
have a sunrise Easter Service with special songs and a short message,
followed by a potluck breakfast. Regular services start at 10:00 with
Sunday School, followed by Worship at 11:00 and after church an egg
hunt at 12:00. Everybody is welcome at New Mansion and would love to
see you there.
The Bradleyville Nazarene
Church will have an Easter sunrise service also, meeting around
6:15-6:30 at the Cunningham place where it has always been held. That
is such a beautiful place for a sunrise service. Some are bringing
their guitars so there will be singing. Bring your lawn chairs.
Everyone is welcome.
Call me if you have news.
Everybody have a blessed and happy Easter. Until next week.
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