By Michelle Henderson and Matthew T. Patton
Attendance at Seven Springs was 58 at Sunday School, with several more arriving for preaching. Bro. Lonnie Knight will be out of the pulpit through December. We continue to keep the Knights in our thoughts and prayers.
Betty June Young hosted Thanksgiving dinner for her family. Visitors included Ronnie and Regina Asher, Keith Young, Joyce Odom and Jenna, and David and Jennifer Wright and their girls, Laiken, Madi, Alex and Emma Grace.
Barbara Ethridge hosted Thanksgiving dinner for her family. Attending were Dan and Michelle Henderson, Orville Henderson, Keith Ethridge, Regina Matthews, Jenny Patton, Aliyah Frutiger, Travis Sosh and daughter Emma, Chase and Jennifer Matthews, and Sarah Spurlock.
If you see these girls on Dec. 6, wish them a happy birthday: Regina Asher, Shelly O'Bryan and Linda Stinnett. Belated birthday wishes are extended to Shawn Stinnett (Nov. 23).
John Harmon and his wife hosted a large Thanksgiving celebration for the community of Dycusburg.
Please keep Jeannie Griffin in your thoughts and prayers as she has been back in the hospital.
The descendants of Longshore Lamb, a Revolutionary War soldier who settled in Caldwell County near Claxton before 1810, are raising funds to erect a marker in his memory at the Lamb Cemetery. Longshore and his wife, Sarah Lee, had the following children: Mary (Polly) Lamb-Crow; William Lamb; Elizabeth Lamb-Reaves-Vaughn; Levi Lamb; Margaret (Peggy) Lamb-Farmer; Jensey Jane Lamb-Clayton; John Lamb, Sr.; Moses Lamb and Martin Lamb. Unfortunately, we do not know Longshore's exact burial location, however, we will be erecting a memorial marker. If you are a Lamb descendant and would like to make a donation, please send a check or money order to: Matthew T. Patton, 509 Onward Ave., Phoenixville, PA 19460-5932. For more information, call 215-285-0920.
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