Beech Tree News Network

Jr. Beta Club at MES is hosting a Canned Food Drive for the Morgantown Mission. We are asking for donations for the Morgantown Mission Pantry. Please send a can of food with your child to school! Thank you for supporting Jr. Beta and helping our less fortunate!

A diverse group of critters and creatures, ghouls and goblins made their way to the Beech Tree News/WLBQ office on Halloween night as trick-or-treaters.  They were greeted by the Beech Tree Bear and plenty of candy.  "We love Halloween and look forward to seeing all the kids drop by our office to trick-or-treat," said Diane Dyer, BtN president.  "It's a good event for our community and we're happy to be a part of it."  

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5837 Ladies Auxiliary is pleased to announce this years winners in the Art for Heroes contest judged by the Veterans at the annual Butler County NSDAR breakfast.

Winners from the 2nd and 3rd grade are:
1st Hannah Prewitt
2nd Nevaeh Kirby
3rd Kaden White

Winners from the 4th and 5th grade are:
1st Autumn Proctor
2nd Angel Rafael Vargas
3rd Kobe C. Warren

Buddy Poppy Good Citizens for 2012:
Mattie Wells
Seth Snodgrass
Rheaonna Shepard

Most fatal fires occur at night.  Every home needs working smoke alarms to provide an early warning.  Install smoke alarms in all sleeping rooms, hallways that lead to sleeping areas, basements and each additional level of your home.  Smoke alarms should be mounted on the ceiling 4” from the wall; wall mounts should be 4-12” from the ceiling.  Do not install near draft areas (windows, vents).

Jason and Debbie Elms and Cindy Phelps wish to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jessica Lynn Elms to Joshua Aaron Webb, son of Chuck and Teresa Webb of Brownsville and Sheila Still of Bowling Green.

The wedding will take place November 17, 2012, at 3:00 pm, at the Paul Lawrence, Jr. Christian Center next to Carve Rock Church at 24 Carve Rock Road, off Russellville Road, Morgantown, Ky.

Please join them as they begin this new chapter in their lives. Invitations were sent to out of town guest only.

Sunday November 11, there was a surprise 94th birthday party for Wanna Evans after church in the basement of Monticello Baptist Church.  Her birthday was the following day. 
Church member Nathan Johnson began the service by singing Wanna’s favorite hymn, “The God of the Valley”.  A short presentation followed featuring a video honoring Veterans, after which all Veterans in attendance were recognized. 
After the service, everyone met in the basement for a birthday meal for Wanna. There were around 60 in attendance. 
Happy Birthday, Wanna!

Carve Rock Independent Baptist Church, located on Hwy 79 N,  will have a special Thanksgiving Service Sunday Night, November 18th at 6 o'clock p.m. Our Puppet Ministry, along with the children, will be performing "THANKS" Bro. Jim McIntosh, Pastor, welcomes everyone.
 
 

A variety of Butler County Community Education class will be offered over the coming weeks.  

* Painting-Tuesdays from 1:00 to 4:30, Teacher: Barbara Blanton. Fee: $20.00 for 6- 2 hour lessons. Education Complex.

* Bears Den-New Session Begins after Christmas Break : Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. We have Math, Reading and other Homework help along with various academic and recreational enrichment classes. The fee is :$25.00 for 9 weeks. Call 526-9369 for more information.

* Bears Den will be in session December the 19th, 20th and 21st from 7:30 to 5:30.

Thursday night November 8th, a packed house attended the Holliday Bash concert at the SKYPAC featuring the legendary Ronnie Dunn.  This was part of his,  “Let the Cowboy Rock Tour.”  After being welcomed and thanked for supporting the cause, Ronnie’s opener for the show, BMI artist Bree Black, sang some of her own songs as well as a cover of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep”.