At the time of this writing, Teddie Davenport, 56, of Dycusburg remains hospitalized at Vanderbilt in Nashville. He suffered serious injuries on Friday when he had a heart attack at the wheel of his vehicle, losing control and exiting the roadway at the Crittenden-Lyon county line on Hwy. 295. He was ejected from the driver's side window. Several emergency personnel responded and he was air lifted to Western Baptist Hospital in Paducah and later transferred to Nashville. His family extends thanks to everyone for their prayers during this time of need.
Imogene (Davenport) Peters, now resident of Hilltop Nursing Home at Kuttawa, wanted to thank everyone at the Dycusburg church for building the ramp up to her front porch.
Jenny Patton, Amber Sullivan and Joni Stuessel enjoyed going to Paducah for BBQ on the River on Friday.
Michelle Henderson is enjoying her visit with her granddaughter from Houston. Lavinia McGinnis is spending two weeks visiting with her family. Saturday afternoon, Aliyah Frutiger had a play date with her cousins Makanda Rolfe and Lavinia McGinnis.
Attendance at Sunday school at Seven Springs was 56 with several more arriving for preaching.
Weekend visitors of Lonnie and Joy Knight were Randy, Andy and Sarah Knight of Marion, Ill.
A cookout and hay ride will be Sat., Oct. 4 at Seven Springs, starting at 3. Everyone is invited.
The next meeting of the Dycusburg Community Group will be Thursday, Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. at the home of Michelle Henderson. Anyone interested in the advancement of the community is encouraged to attend. We are constantly seeking new members with fresh ideas, so come on out! Refreshments will be served.
The silent auction at Dycusburg Day (Oct. 11) has some fabulous items worth checking out, including a movie lover's package, restaurant gift certificates, a baby clothes set, autographed books, magazine subscriptions, CDs and more. Several items will also be raffled. We will publish the full list of silent auction and raffle items at www.dycusburg.com/dcg soon. Just by attending, you can enter for some free door prizes, including a food gift basket and a $50 gift certificate to Patti's Restaurant.
A Little Miss and Little Master contest has been added to the lineup of Dycusburg Day. Interested applicants can find entry forms at www.dycusburg.com/dcg or at the Dycusburg Grocery. Entry fee is $15, payable to Dycusburg Community Group. Each of the winners will receive a certificate, trophy and a $50 savings bond, courtesy of Fredonia Valley Bank.
Congratulations to Jake and Jody Selph on their two year anniversary (Oct. 14).
Have a funky, fun or historic car or truck (or piece of farm equipment) to enter into the Dycusburg Day parade? Call Michelle Henderson at 988-2758 or e-mail dycusburg@yahoo.com for details.
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