Today's Features

50 YEARS AGO
March 15, 1962
The following is a column by Wyatt Shely about Mrs. Myrtie Sweeney Morris, the oldest living teacher in Anderson County at the time.
“Unless God gives us children of our own or children of others to teach, we fail to know in our old age the happiness that now comes to Mrs. Myrtie Sweeney Morris as she recalls the many years that she was privileged to serve in our one-room schools.

Do you ever step back and take notice of how terribly our culture is rapidly disintegrating from a moral standpoint?
Many celebrities and so-called role models showcase themselves with sexual immorality and vile behavior that mocks the rules and guidelines set out for Christians in the Bible.
Homosexuality, violence and broken families are the new norm. Sin is accepted in our society and portrayed as glamorous.

March 24: My American Girl and Me Tea, 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. at First Christian Church Fellowship Hall, 300 South Main. $15 per person or two for $20.  Reservations required by Wednesday, March 21. Bring your American Girl dolls, Bitty Babies or dolls of your choice, and your cameras for pictures with American Girls. Contact Keli Reynolds at 502-839-0823 or Melanie Johnson at 502-859-0955 or agteaparty@yahoo.com. Sponsored by Sand Spring Baptist’s Relay for Life team.

Community
Anderson Public Library classes
Basic II class (Introduction to the Internet)
When: March 21
Times: 9:30-11 a.m., 5:30-7 p.m. Must register in advance
This class offers an introduction to the Internet, with topics including using the Internet, website addresses, navigating a website, conducting a simple search, understanding e-mail and social networking.