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The children in Ms. Katrina Graham's class decided not to buy gift for each other but buy gloves and toboggans for the foster children in Butler County. Ms. Graham was a foster/adoptive parent for Butler County several years ago and she is very familiar with the needs the children have. The Department for Community Based Services is very thankful to have teachers and students like this that sees the importance of giving to others instead of receiving. Our community is blessed to have people like this class. Butler County also needs more foster/adoptive parents.

Katie Kirby graduated from Western Kentucky University on Saturday, December 17th in the Fall 2011 Commencement ceremonies held in E. A. Diddle Arena. She is the daughter of Bobby and Annette Kirby of Quality, the granddaughter of Nora Nell and Melvin Williams of Huntsville, the late James Robert Mayes, James Edward and Era Nell Kirby.

Our Club has been very busy lately; we have been working on all of our programs, activities, and crafts.

Above are pictures of our members getting into the Christmas spirit wearing festive Santa hats.

God has blessed us with love and friendship.

We, Gayline Snodgrass McGuyer and Robbie Lane McKinney, have chosen to begin our new life together at the beginning of the New Year Sunday, January 1st, 2012.

We joyously invite you to witness as we exchange marriage vows and ask God's blessing on our union at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at Morgantown Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 122 West Ohio Street, Morgantown, Kentucky.

 
Celebrate with us at a reception immediately following at the City Park Community Building

The Hughes family would like to thank the Butler County fire fighters for your timely response to our home on Saturday evening. Your professionalism helped turn a potential disaster into a happy ending. We hold each of you in high regard and wish all of you a Merry Christmas. Thanks to you, ours will be much merrier.

With the holiday season upon us, it’s important to remember to reduce holiday stress and the after-holiday bills by developing a budget for gift giving, food and entertainment expenses.

With Christmas approaching, don’t forget to attend an event at Morgantown Care and Rehab. Copied from the calendar of planned events at MCRC, the week before Christmas looks to be packed with events, parties and, who knows, maybe even Santa himself.

The spirit of Christmas is never as evident as it is in the words of children. Each year Beech Tree News prints letters to Santa written by students at  North Butler Elementary. Letters to Santa reaffirm the message of the holiday season as they brim with a sense of hope and innocence. Enjoy the read!

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Mrs. Miller's Class

The spirit of Christmas is never as evident as it is in the words of children. Each year Beech Tree News prints letters to Santa written by students at Morgantown Elementary. Letters to Santa reaffirm the message of the holiday season as they brim with a sense of hope and innocence. Enjoy the read!

MORGANTOWN ELEMENTARY:

Mrs. Tabatha Baker's Kindergarten Class

To the family, friends, fellow church members, and co-workers: if you stopped to visit, brought a dish, said a prayer, sent flowers in memory, or just kept us in your thoughts, thank you. To Dr. Wan and his staff, no amount of words can express our gratitude. You went above and beyond with all the help during Mom’s illness. To the Butler Co. Ambulance Service, thank you for all you do. To Bro. Gary Embry, than you so much for all that you did during this sad time. To Salem Baptist Church thank you for your prayers, visits and the wonderful meal you served after the funeral.