Today's Features

St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 116 S. Columbia Ave., will observe the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ on Dec. 24 at 7 p.m.

"This traditional service uses liturgy that dates back to the 2nd Century C.E.," said Karl Lusk, St. Thomas' pastor. "We'll sing the Christmas traditional hymns and also use a new setting for the service music, the St. James Press Christmas Service."

Lusk noted that this music uses familiar hymn tunes for the sung portions of the Holy Communion service.

Jesse Tungate celebrated his 90th birthday at The Grandview on Monday, Nov. 26. Two of his daughters and their husbands joined him, Carol Ann and Carol Perkins and Susan and Ray Parker. His granddaughter and her spouse also visited, Tina and Dennis Draper, as well as friend of the family Teresa Aldridge. They had cake and ice cream. Daughter and son-in-law Wanda and Jimmy Wright of Mt. Washington visited at another time. Daughter and son-in-law Norma and Edgar Woods of Indiana were unable to attend.

The Central Kentucky Music Teachers Association celebrated its founding 25 years ago with its annual Keyboard Festival at Campbellsville University on Nov. 17.

Eleven teachers submitted students to participate in the event, Beth Cochran, Judith Davis, Peggy Hardy, Sida Roberts, Wesley Roberts and Suellen Shaw, all of Campbellsville; Diana Aubrey of Hodgenville, Sharon Bertram of Monticello, Robert Reynolds of Columbia and Carina Tiotuico of Elizabethtown.

Jaylon Carter, 5, and Rylee Carter, 11 months, are the children of Ronnie and Dana Carter. Their grandparents are Elaine and Mike Munday and Mabel and Matthew Houston, all of Campbellsville.