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Vol. 109 • No. 179 Saturday , September 8, 2012 $1 dollar weekend edition 1

Sheriff’s deputies make drug arrest at Wallins $ Joe Asher According to a press Assisting at the scene were

Staff Writer release, information was Sheriff Marvin Lipfird, Sgt. Code Saturday Bar received that lead to the Miron Southerland, deputies The Harlan County execution of a search war- Travis Freeman, Dee Dee Sheriff’s Office executed a rant. Upon searching the Ulbrich, Matt Cope, Justin search warrant at a residence with the Lutrell and chaplains Bill Ball Wallins Creek resi- aid of K-9 unit Ice, and Joey Robertson. dence on Friday. 38 pills, marijuana, In other police activity: James Gooden, drug parapher- * Kelly Blevins, 41, of 49, was arrested nalia and $142 in Kenvir, was arrested on a at his residence in cash were located. charge of first-degree traffick- Billy G. Hollow, by Also arrested was ing a controlled substance by deputy Mitch Alford Wiley Belcher, 67, the Lynch Police Department on charges of traf- of Wallins Creek, on Friday. Blevins was ficking marijuana, who was charged lodged in the Harlan County second-degree traf- with second-degree Detention Center on a $10,000 bond; ficking a controlled James Gooden possession, third- substance, posses- degree posses- * Virgil Blevins, 47, of sion of drug para- sion, controlled Evarts, was arrested on phernalia, prescription con- substance not in proper Friday by the Loyall Police trolled substance not in prop- container, operating motor Department on a charge of first-degree trafficking a con- er container and third-degree vehicle under the influence Photo submitted trafficking a controlled sub- and obstructed vision and or trolled substance. Blevins Several items were confiscated by the Harlan County Sheriff’s Office during a drug stance. windshield. See BUST | 3 raid Thursday. Fatality occurs at Black Mountain ATV Park Staff Report an embankment, ejecting Gardner. The Kentucky State Gardner was pro- Police are investigat- nounced dead at the scene ing the death of a South by Harlan County Deputy Carolina man who was Coroner Jim Rich. fatally injured in an off Gardner’s wife, Heather road crash Thursday Gardner, was a passenger evening at the Black in the vehicle and suffered Mountain ATV Park in minor injuries. She was Evarts. transported and admitted According to Trooper to Harlan ARH Hospital Jason Joseph, Gabriel where she was later Nelson Gardner, 31, of released. The incident is Seneca, was operating still under investigation an off road vehicle on by Joseph. one of the trails at the The Harlan County park. A mechanical fail- Rescue Squad and LifeCare ure caused the vehicle to Ambulance Service leave the trail and go over responded to the scene. HHS Royalty

Photos submitted Joe Sadler, site director for Belfor, coordinates final preparations for the Daniel Boone Clinic’s second floor with Sharon O’Rourke, clinic administrator. Belfor has been providing site restoration and cleanup work at the clinic following a fire last month. Hospital officials anticipate reopening the clinic’s upper floor next week. Cath Lab site work is under way in preparation for a new heart cath service at the hospital. It is expected to open by the end of the year. Daniel Boone Clinic expected

Vicki Blakley|Daily Enterprise to reopen floor next week Lauren Hogue was crowned Harlan County High School Homecoming Queen during a ceremony at Friday night’s New heart cath service also under construction game. Mark Bell obstetrics and gynecol- HCHS band student wins Contributing Writer ogy. Jenks said he antici- Following a fire at the pates having the floor Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia award Daniel Boone Clinic last reopened for patients as month, local officials of Jeff Phillips early as Monday, but the Harlan County Schools Public Relations Appalachian Regional finishing work cannot be Healthcare anticipate completed until the test reopening the second To say Roger Jordan results are reported. loves band is an under- floor for patients very The parking area out- statement. soon. side the hospital’s sur- “It is my life,” says According to Nick gery department has Jordan, a senior at Harlan Jenks, facility manager been blocked off this County High School and at Harlan ARH Hospital, week while construction tuba player for the band. the cleanup work has crews prepare to build Over the past two been completed, minor structures for the new years, his love for the repairs and renovations heart cath lab. program has blossomed Photo by Jeff Phillips | Harlan done, and the contents Cardiac catheteriza- through his involvement County Schools have been returned to tion, commonly referred in the jazz band, concert Tuba player finds the right offices, exam rooms, band and marching band, path to college-career readi- nursing stations, and to as heart cath, is a diagnostic and inter- as well as through per- ness in the field of music. waiting areas. sonal lessons. The results of envi- ventional procedure his way. He recently was for detailed imaging of His hard work and dedi- named the Phi Mu Alpha ronmental tests required the end of the day. to make final prepara- cation in recent years to by insurance standards Once cleared by the tions for the return of the arteries feeding the Sinfonia Award recipient heart. It is a common the music program are pay- during the Stephen Foster were expected Friday but report to return, the patients to the upstairs ing off with various acco- had not been received by clinic staff will be able departments of surgery, See CLINIC | 2 lades for his talent coming See BAND | 2

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Obituaries April Thomas, Amanda she is preceded in death Friday, September 7, Hensley, Calvin Hensley, by her husband, James 2012 at his residence. He Hailee Saylor, Derrick, Delph; and brother, Ralph was born June 5, 1938 in Natasha, Steven, Becky, Frith, Jr.. Pathfork, KY. Mr. Miracle Ricky and Michael; She is survived by was a retired welder and his great-grandchil- 2 sons: Christopher night watchman. He was dren: Braxton, Joshua, (Robin) Delph and also a member of the Jeremiah, Brayden, Shane (Kayla) Delph all Faith Holiness Church. Brandon, Matthew, of Harlan; 2 sisters: Lisa He is preceded in death Monika, Christina, Moore (Zeke Helton) by his parents; James Weather Forecast Alexis, Dalton, Scottie of Verda, KY and Trina Walt and Flora Miracle; and Ayden; a host of (Mack) Napier of Evarts, two sisters, Dorothy Paul Mullins nieces and nephews; and KY; 3 nieces: Miranda Scott and Shirley Senters. TODAY Paul Harry Mullins, 79, Cooler with showers and thun- his friends and caregivers (Brandon) Payne of Survivors include his of Rosspoint, passed away at the Harlan Health and Harlan and Tessa and Lily wife, Brenda Daniels derstorms in the morning. Then Thursday, September partly cloudy with a chance of Rehabilitation Center. Napier, both of Evarts, Miracle of Smith, KY; 6, 2012 at Harlan ARH Visitation for Paul will KY; 1 nephew: Mack three children, Amanda showers in the afternoon. The Hospital of an apparent be from 5 – 8 pm Saturday Napier of Evarts, KY; Miracle of Smith, KY, high will be in the mid 70s. The heart attack. He was born at Harlan Funeral Home. and 1 great niece: Tatum Renee Tomlin and hus- low will be in the mid 50s at Putney and had lived Funeral services will Ophelia Payne of Harlan; band Chris of Harlan, in the area all of his life. she also leaves a host of KY, Stephanie Mitchell Paul was no stranger to be held at 2 pm Sunday and husband Thomas of SUNDAY hard work and started at at the funeral home with relatives and friends to Partly cloudy with the high an early age in the saw Rev. Joe Howard officiat- mourn her passing. Wallins, KY; one grand- around 70. The low will be in the mill. He was retired from ing. Funeral services will child, Bradley Tomlin. lower 50s. Gaines Lumber Mill at Paul will be laid to rest be conducted 2:00 pm Many other relatives and Baxter. in the family cemetery Sunday Sept. 9, 2012 in friends also survive. Paul was preceded in with family and friends the chapel of Anderson- Visitation will be held EXTENDED OUTLOOK death by his wife, Helen serving as pallbearers. Laws & Jones Funeral Sunday, September 9, Mostly sunny Monday through Lewis Mullins; his par- Online condolences Home with Rev. officiat- 2012 from 5-9 p.m. at Wednesday. The high will be ents, Hatler Mullins and may be left at www.harla- ing. Mount Pleasant Funeral 74 to 79. The lows will be in Hattie Kelly Mullins; nobits.net. Visitation will be after Home. the lower 50s. Mostly sunny a son, Tony Mullins; Harlan Funeral Home 12:00 pm Sunday, Sept. Funeral Services will Thursday with the high in the one sister, Patsy Pope; is in charge of arrange- 9, 2012 until the funeral be conducted on Monday, lower 80s. The low will be in the three brothers, Kenneth, ments. hour at Anderson-Laws & September 10, 2012 at 11 upper 50s. Warren G. and Billie Joanna Delph Jones Funeral Home. a.m. at the Faith Holiness Mullins; and a grandson- Joanna Lynn Delph, 47 Burial will follow in the Church in Smith, KY in-law, Moss Hensley. of Harlan, passed away Tway Cemetery. with the Rev. Spencer Survivors include a Thursday, September Pallbearers will be fam- Burkhart and Rev. Everett State/Region son, Richard Mullins and 6, 2012 at Rockcastle ily and friends. Eads officiating. Burial wife Cindy, of London; Regional Healthcare after Condolences may be will follow at the Daniels a daughter, Melissa a long battle with cancer. sent to www.harlanobits. Cemetery in Smith, KY. Summer enforcement Thomas and husband Joanna was born net Family and friends will project nets arrests Kenneth, of Cawood; a October 4, 1964 in Anderson-Laws & serve as pallbearers. FRANKFORT (AP) — After three months of brother, Fred Mullins and Harlan, KY to the late Jones Funeral Home is Online Condolences stepped-up enforcement on Kentucky’s highways, wife Ruth, of Florence, Ralph “Buck” Frith and honored to be serving the may be left for the family police say the project resulted in apprehension of KY; two sisters, Peggy Arbutis Frith. She was a Delph family. at www.harlanobits.net. 41 fugitives as well as thousands of drunken-driving Lewis, of Wallins; and homemaker and believed Joshua Miracle Mount Pleasant Funeral and drug arrests. Mary Hunt, of Loyall; in the Holiness faith. Joshua Miracle, age 74, Home has been entrusted The effort, called Operation B.L.U.E. Lights, his grandchildren: Besides her parents of Smith, KY passed away with the arrangements. began June 1 and ended Labor Day. Kentucky State Police held 1,640 safety checkpoints across the state during that time to draw attention to unsafe driving and reduce traffic deaths. Band A total of 2,072 DUI arrests and 1,462 drug From page 1 arrests were made. There were 8,932 seat belt cita- tions written and 933 child seat violations during Music Camp at Eastern tions. School District’s music the coal miner. The band the campaign. Kentucky University. Jordan readily admits director. “The kids who go will perform this during Maj. Mike Crawford says the agency will continue This award is presented his love for band wasn’t are the kids who are inter- half-time at home football such enforcement projects to reduce highway deaths. to the most outstanding always there, that he actu- ested in music. They are games and during various To report an erratic driver, call state police at student during the camp. ally joined beginners and very involved in groups competitions scheduled (800) 222-5555. He received this honor in for what was perceived at their high school. To this fall. front of 556 participating by students as an “easy be named best among stu- “Roger is a very deserv- Former trooper gets 74 students. class.” dents who already excel ing young man,” said Bob Band Director James “Then I came to HC is a tremendous honor. Howard, HCHS principal. months on charges Adams said he is pleased and it really took hold,” We are extremely proud “I always see him working LONDON (AP) — A former Kentucky State with Jordan’s growth in he said. of Roger. He is such a hard with the band. He Police Trooper who tried to trade a woman drugs in exchange for sex has been sentenced to 74 months the music program. Jordan credits Adams great kid. He truly is. I am truly is dedicated to the in prison for drug trafficking and carrying a firearm “He has progressed fast- for helping foster his com- extremely pleased for him band program. He has a while trafficking prescription narcotics. er than any student I have mitment to music. and our music program.” great attitude. He is an all- A judge handed down the sentence for 35-year-old had in my lesson studio. “He (Mr. Adams) is Adams said some of the around good natured boy.” Michael Fred Pennington in federal court in London Not only has Roger grown what really got me into band’s success this year is In addition to band, he on Thursday. A jury convicted Pennington in May technically, but he has it. He is the reason I went a direct result of Jordan’s is active with the piano of the firearms charge. Before the trial, Pennington blossomed into a strong to everything and got dedication to the program. program at HCHS and pleaded guilty to drug trafficking. He previously musician.” where I am. He helped “Roger’s leadership the Teetersville Baptist worked out of the state police post in London. Adams noted that dur- me in band, in private les- within the band pro- Church Youth Group. He Prosecutors say in September 2011, Pennington ing Jordan’s sophomore sons and has talked with gram has been invaluable presently has plans to offered not to arrest a woman on a drug charge after year, “he was frequently his teacher at Eastern. this year,” said Adams. “step out” in the music finding pills in her home if she had sex with him. last chair at honors events. Everything seems to be “Musically, Roger sets a program at his church The next day, prosecutors say, Pennington offered During his junior year, he coming together.” great example for the pro- and share his talent. He is the woman a Lortab pill in exchange for sex. was first chair at honor Jordan plans to audition gram and has taken on an the son of the Rev. Roger events. for a music scholarship instructional role working and Berniece Jordan, of Former coach pleads He earned first chair at EKU in February. His with some of our younger Teetersville. His brother, in the EKU Honor Band, goal is to pursue a music students.” Josh is an eighth-grader guilty in teen sex case second chair in the All- degree and someday be a The marching band’s at Rosspoint Elementary PADUCAH (AP) — A former coach in Paducah has Festival band, third chair band director. featured program this year School. He is not inter- entered a plea agreement that could send him to prison in the all-region band, and Receiving the Phi Mu is a tribute to coal min- ested in band at this time, for 3 1/2 years. distinguished ratings in Alpha Award is a great ers. The half-time show concentrating on base- According to The Paducah Sun, 27-year-old Sammy the district and state solo honor, said Jeanne Ann is designed to take a trip ball. Hopefully that will Montgomery pleaded guilty on Thursday to third- degree rape and first-degree sexual abuse involving a and ensemble competi- Lee, the Harlan County into a day in the life of change, said Jordan. teen. The Commonwealth’s Attorney wants the court to declare Montgomery a violent offender, which would make him ineligible for parole or shock probation. The Clinic defense will argue at a November sentencing hearing From page 1 against the designation and ask that Montgomery be allowed to stop registering as a sex offender after 20 and reliable method for determin- The construction at Harlan con- As a result of a major storm in years. ing heart disease and the risk for sists of two phases: an outdoor the area in March, the buildings The McCracken County Schools hired Montgomery potential heart attacks. ramp and canopy that connects the on the hospital campus sustained at the beginning of the last school year and fired him Heart cath has been performed hospital directly with the mobile serious roof damage due to hail. after his arrest in May. in Harlan before, but has not been lab, and an indoor vestibule con- Temporary repairs have been in The charge reflects the victim was younger than 16 available for about five years. This necting outpatient surgery with the place since early spring, and now and was under Montgomery’s authority. new mobile service will travel covered ramp. work on completely new roofs for between Harlan and Middlesboro Total construction time is about all structures is underway, a project using a customized and expandable three months, Jenks said. The in the $4 million range. Beshear announces vehicle that converts down to the placement of the new lab will result Jenks said the roofing work was airport FAA grants size of a semi trailer for transport in the loss of six to eight parking “30 to 40 percent” complete and FRANKFORT (AP) — Louisville International purposes. Local cardiologists will spaces on the north side of the estimated another 30 days to finish Airport has been awarded $10 million in Federal perform the service. building. the project. Aviation Administration grants for improvements, and Lake Cumberland Regional Airport in Somerset will receive $75,000. Gov. 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Guaranteed Best Prices • (606) 573-1199 289908 Saturday , September 8, 2012 Courthouse News Page 3 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Civil lawsuits District court fined $100 (court costs cle, failure to wear seat on proof. moped license, license to The following civil waived) and sentenced to belt — failed to appear Charity S. Sheeks, be in possession, failure lawsuits were filed cases 90 days in jail (probated for hearing. 38, failure of owner to to wear seat belt — con- The following cases 24 months). David M. Estes, 29, maintain required insur- tinued for arraignment. recently in the office have been heard in of Harlan Circuit Court Gary Boggs, 59, driv- failure of owner to main- ance/security — pleaded Adam Blake Cornett, Harlan District Court, ing under the influence tain required insurance/ guilty, fined $633. 27, theft by deception Clerk Paul F. Williams. Judge Jeff Brock pre- Kali L. Gordy vs. Allen of alcohol/drugs, expired security, failure to reg- Jeremiah Bustle, 28, (under $500) — pretrial siding. or no Kentucky registra- ister transfer of a motor driving under the influ- conference set Nov. 26. J. Ross — child support. David L. Sargent, 26, Commonwealth Credit tion receipt, failure to vehicle — failed to appear ence of alcohol/drugs — Deborah N. Bray, 54, failure of owner to main- produce insurance card, for hearing. pleaded not guilty, jury failure to wear seat belt, Union Incorporation vs. tain required insurance/ Tammy G. Roark, et al. failure of owner to main- Daniel Cornett, 26, trial set Jan. 22. failure of owner to main- security, expired or no tain required insurance/ expired or no registra- Travis L. Lawson, 31, tain required insurance/ — contract dispute. registration plate, inad- security, careless driv- tion plate, expired or no driving under the influ- security — continued for Harlan Appalachian equate silencer (muffler), ing, failure to wear seat Kentucky registration ence of alcohol/drugs — arraignment Sept. 24. Regional Hospital vs. failure to wear seat belt, belt, display of illegal/ receipt, failure to use pleaded not guilty, jury Paul W. Curry, 32, fail- John H. Maggard — con- failure to register trans- altered registration plate, child restraint device in trial set Jan. 22. ure to give or improper tract dispute. fer of a motor vehicle, expired or no registration vehicle, failure to wear Shawnta Rae Raleigh, signal, operating vehicle Autovest vs. Charles resident registered/titled plate, improper registra- seat belt, operating vehi- 40, driving under the on suspended/revoked Brock, et al. — contract vehicle in other state — tion plate — pleaded not cle on suspended/revoked influence of alcohol/drugs operator’s license — dispute. continued for arraign- guilty, jury trial set Jan. operator’s license, failure — pleaded not guilty, pleaded guilty, fined $75 Asset Acceptance vs. ment. 8. of owner to maintain jury trial set Jan. 22. (court costs waived). Tammie Perkins — con- Bruce Z. Maddon, 17, Terry O. Ingram, 28, required insurance/secu- Diana J. Swanner, 54, Christopher A. Cornett, tract dispute. speeding (seven miles per operating vehicle on sus- rity — failed to appear driving under the influ- 30, failure of owner to Kristal Ann Brown vs. hour over the limit), no pended/revoked opera- for hearing. ence of alcohol/drugs, maintain required insur- Boyd Robert Brown — operator’s/moped license, tor’s license, disregarding Green B. Detherage expired or no Kentucky ance/ security, failure dissolution of marriage. operating vehicle with stop sign, failure to wear Jr., 53, failure to wear registration receipt, fail- to register transfer of a Phillip B. Chitwood one headlight, improper seat belt, failure of owner seat belt, expired or no ure to wear seat belt, fail- motor vehicle, expired vs. Summer (Bailey) equipment — first two to maintain required Kentucky registration ure to register transfer of or no Kentucky registra- Chitwood — dissolution charges, pleaded guilty, insurance/security, care- receipt — failed to appear a motor vehicle — plead- tion receipt, expired or of marriage. fined $64 (court costs less driving, failure to for hearing. ed not guilty, jury trial set no registration plate — Ginger Gail Marsh vs. waived); other charges produce insurance card Steven D. Lewis, 45, Jan. 29. first two charges, pleaded Anthony Edwin Marsh dismissed. — pleaded guilty, sen- expired or no registra- Stephanie Crow, 33, guilty, fined $658; other Jr. — dissolution of mar- Billy A. McBee, 20, no tenced to 22 days in jail tion plate, expired or license to be in posses- charges dismissed. riage. operator’s/moped license, (court costs waived). no Kentucky registra- sion, speeding (15 miles James S. Reynolds, Angelina Grubbs vs. failure to notify address Clarence W. Cox, driv- tion receipt — failed to per hour over the limit) 35, driving under the Lee Robert Grubbs — change to the transporta- ing under the influence appear for hearing. — dismissed on proof influence of alcohol/ dissolution of marriage. tion department, expired of alcohol/drugs, leaving Michael Witt, 23, and warning. drugs, driving on a DUI- Branch Banking & or no Kentucky registra- the scene of an accident/ improper equipment, Jerry W. Elliott Jr., 37, suspended license, failure Trust Company vs. tion receipt, failure of failure to render aid or license to be in posses- improper passing, care- of non-owner operator to Richard Gale Ison, et al. non-owner operator to assistance, failure to sion — failed to appear less driving, expired or maintain required insur- — foreclosure. maintain required insur- produce insurance card, for hearing. no Kentucky registration ance, failure to produce Tax Ease Lien Servicing ance, license plate not failure of owner to main- Maurice A. Napier, receipt, expired or no insurance card, improper vs. Joyce Hoskins, et al. illuminated, resident reg- tain required insurance/ 47, expired or no reg- registration plate, failure turning, operating vehi- — foreclosure. istered/titled vehicle in security, failure to wear istration plate, expired to wear seat belt, driv- cle with one headlight Tax Ease Lien Servicing other state — pleaded seat belt, expired or no or no Kentucky registra- ing under the influence of — failed to appear for vs. Jim Ed Gibson, et al. guilty, fined $227 (court Kentucky registration tion receipt — failed to alcohol/drugs — pleaded hearing. — foreclosure. costs waived). receipt, failure to regis- appear for hearing. not guilty, jury trial set Denver M. Ray, 46, Tax Ease Lien Servicing Billy A. McBee, 20, ter transfer of a motor Anthony Adams, 45, Jan. 29. reckless driving, failure vs. Carolyn Engle, et al. improper registration vehicle — first charge, expired or no registra- Deryan Caldwell, 32, to produce insurance plate, failure to regis- — foreclosure. pleaded guilty, fined $708 tion plate, expired or no expired or no registration card, failure of owner to ter transfer of a motor Tax Ease Lien Servicing and operator’s license Kentucky registration plate, failure of owner to maintain required insur- vehicle — dismissed on suspended 30 days; other receipt, failure of non- maintain required insur- ance/security, failure to vs. Betty Sue Cornett, et proof. al. — foreclosure. charges sentenced to 30 owner operator to main- ance/security, operat- notify address change Shawn Vick, 22, — days in jail. tain required insurance, ing all-terrain vehicle to the transportation Tax Ease Lien second-degree disorder- Servicing vs. Tracey Cody Ryan McQueen, expired temporary plate, on roadway, operating department — continued ly conduct — pleaded 20, no tail lights, no failure to register transfer all-terrain vehicle with- for arraignment Sept. 24. Michelle Williams, et al. guilty, fined $50 (court — foreclosure. brake lights (passenger of a motor vehicle — con- out headgear (on public Jonathan Matthew costs waived). vehicles), license plate tinued for arraignment. property), operating all- Sharp, 21, speeding (20 Tax Ease Lien Servicing Candace Seals-Smith, vs. Mary Jacqulene not illuminated, failure Tamathas Cornett, terrain vehicle (oversized miles per hour over the 27, failure to wear seat to wear seat belt — dis- 34, failure of non-own- engine), driving under limit), reckless driving, Farmer, et al. — foreclo- belt, failure to produce sure. missed. er operator to maintain the influence of alcohol/ failure to wear seat belt insurance card — pleaded Christopher J. Sergent, required insurance, fail- drugs, operating vehicle — continued for arraign- Tax Ease Lien Servicing guilty, fined $75 (court vs. Betty Anderson, et al. 38, failure to produce ure to produce insurance on suspended/revoked ment. costs waived). insurance card, operat- card — continued for operator’s license — con- Timothy Hall, 39, two — foreclosure. Michael Cooper, 51, Larry W. Grubbs vs. ing vehicle on suspend- arraignment. tinued for arraignment. counts of theft by unlaw- illegal sale/give alcohol ed/revoked operator’s Lisa L. Hensley, 50, Edward D. Maggard, ful taking — failed to Phillip L. Cox, et al. — beverages in a dry terri- license, failure to register failure to produce insur- 36, disregarding stop appear for hearing (bond personal injury. tory — pleaded guilty, transfer of a motor vehi- ance card — dismissed sign, no operator’s/ set at $1,000 cash). Texting and driving: An epidemic Of the many dangers on the road, text messaging while driving is one that is entirely preventable. Putting down your phone when driving can prevent thousands of injuries and even death. According to Students Against Destructive Decisions and Liberty Mutual Insurance Group, instant and text messag- ing while driving tops the list of driver distrac- tions. Evidence gathered by these organizations has suggested that more than 3,000 vehicle fatalities and about 300,000 collisions a year can be attributed to texting conversations while the vehicle is in motion. The Web site Distraction.gov notes that, in 2010, 3,092 people were killed in crashes involving a distracted driver and an additional 416,000 were road. tions add up to trouble. injured in motor vehicle At average driving Many areas have banned crashes involving a dis- speeds, that can mean the use of cell phones while tracted driver. Some peo- driving about 360 feet, or driving. But such laws ple are now saying that the length of a football are difficult to enforce. A texting while driving is field, without looking. 2009 Pew Research study equally as dangerous as But messaging while on teens and distracted driving while impaired by driving is not the only driving found that nearly alcohol or drugs in terms danger associated with half of all people between of interfering with indi- phones and operating a the ages 12 to 17 have at viduals’ driving abilities. motor vehicle. A study one time ridden in a vehi- Texting creates a crash from Carnegie Mellon cle where the driver was risk 23 times greater than University found that using engaged in texting. Fifty- driving while not distract- a cell phone while driv- two percent of phone-own- ed, according to the United ing reduces the amount ing teens ages 16 to 17 States. Department of of brain activity associated said they have talked on a Transportation. Although with driving by almost 40 cell phone while driving. it may seem like a driver’s percent. Therefore, tex- In response to the rise eyes are off the road for ting or simply speaking of texting-while-driving only a nominal amount on a phone while driving accidents, some organiza- of time, texting generally involves a manual distrac- tions have taken an eye- requires about 4 seconds, tion, a visual distraction opening approach to edu- which is 4 seconds driv- and a cognitive distrac- cating drivers about the ers are not looking at the tion. All of those distrac- dangers of texting. Bust From page 1 was lodged in the Harlan County Evarts, was arrested by the Evarts Detention Center on a $10,000 bond; Police Department for probation viola- * Henry Brock, 51, of Bledsoe, was tion on Wednesday; arrested on a charge of torture of a * Carla Burgess, 53, of Evarts, was dog or cat by the sheriff’s office on arrested on a charge of possession of Wednesday. Brock was lodged in the a controlled substance by the Evarts Harlan County Detention Center on a Police Department on Wednesday. $2,000 bond; Reach Joe P. Asher at 606-573-4510 * Christopher Weedman, 24, of or [email protected] Page 4 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Opinion Saturday , September 8, 2012 Other Viewpoints Plan of attack needed for drug-addicted newborns “They are just agitated. They are screaming. Their faces — you have the grimace. They’re in pain … Sometimes the babies have seizures.” This is a nurse describing what infants look and act like when they are born addicted to drugs. They are the newest and youngest victims of Kentucky’s prescription pill epidemic and the number of such infants is growing at an alarming rate, accord- ing to a report by Laura Ungar in the Courier-Journal. Prescription pill abuse is a scourge that kills nearly 1,000 people a year in this state. Now we learn 730 Kentucky infants were hospitalized last year addicted to drugs, compared to 29 such cases in 2000, and offi- cials blame prescription pill abuse for the skyrocketing numbers. Audrey Tayse Haynes, secretary of the Cabinet for Health and Family Services, describing it as a “silent epidemic,” is sounding the alarm. “Stop the madness,” she said. “This is too much.” Haynes is absolutely correct. But it will take much more than rhetoric to address the deep roots of a prob- lem that has been growing for more than a decade as the state has continued to starve its mental health and substance abuse services and slashed funding for other important social services that help steer people out of drug and alcohol abuse. … Clearly the way to stop infants from being born addicted to drugs is stop pregnant women from drug abuse and addiction. But Kentucky offers only lim- ited services (both public and private) and is poorly equipped to deal with the demand … Yet services remain scarce in Kentucky. The state currently has 36 licensed or certified cen- ters that serve pregnant or postpartum women, but advocates say that’s not nearly enough. … Kentucky must devise a comprehensive plan to reach much further into the state’s addiction problem, before young people become dependent on drugs and alcohol. Mental health and drug and alcohol abuse are inter- twined. Yet the state’s system of community mental health centers — the front line in treating mental illness and addiction — has scraped by for more than a decade with no increase in state funds and soaring Our coal industry is under attack demand for services. … Haynes said she is trying to pull together public health and other officials to address this problem in a To the uninitiated and major way. We hope she and others involved appreciate ill informed, shutting “For today, right now, it’s time for EPA offi- the urgency and come up with a comprehensive plan to down the coal industry cials, coal men and women who live at a attack the problem that is now threatening the lives of seems simple. They might distance from the mines they own, President the state’s youngest citizens. say any of the following: Obama and a few members of his cabinet to — The Courier-Journal, Louisville Save the environment; Stop mountaintop remov- live among — even for a week or two — the al; Use alternative renew- persons whose lives they are drastically able energy sources. altering in negative ways. Today in history As an Honorary Harlan The insightful among them might walk away County Coal Miner with a new perspective and make better (award given in 1982) By the Associated Press and coal miner’s daugh- decisions about the families whose lives are Today is Saturday, Sept. 8, the 252nd day of 2012. ter whose paternal and being shattered by thoughtless legislation There are 114 days left in the year. maternal grandfathers and regulations. We can’t wait.” Today’s Highlight in History: were coal miners and as -Vivian Blevins On Sept. 8, 1892, an early version of “The Pledge of a person who watched And Then Allegiance,” written by Francis Bellamy, appeared in her beloved father in law, Roy Blevins, die of “The Youth’s Companion.” viable. in a class of people have they are benefiting from Black Lung, maybe I have On this date: When I receive Facebook a vastly different point of Congress’ refusal to make earned the right to have In 1504, Michelangelo’s towering marble statue of postings on a daily basis view; however, for them to important decisions. David was unveiled to the public in Florence, Italy. an opinion. Additional credentials: about the pain that coal declaim with passion on For today, right now, In 1565, a Spanish expedition established the first miners and their fami- subjects that they know it’s time for EPA officials, permanent European settlement in North America at I took a course in mining and taught writing to min- lies are suffering or the little or nothing about coal men and women who present-day St. Augustine, Florida. marches on Washington from an experiential level live at a distance from In 1761, Britain’s King George III married Princess ing students at Southeast Kentucky Community and Frankfort, I think the disturbs me. the mines they own, Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, just a few hours EPA and those lawmak- Congress now has a President Obama and a after meeting her for the first time. and Technical College. ers at the national level 10 percent approval rat- few members of his cabi- In 1900, Galveston, Texas, was struck by a hurricane In the writing class we have a moral obligation to ing which is very telling. net to live among — even that killed an estimated 8,000 people. toured mines at Lynch, rethink their positions. Whom do those men and for a week or two — the In 1921, Margaret Gorman, 16, of Washington, D.C., Benham, and one of Clyde I teach my college stu- women in D.C. think they persons whose lives they was crowned the first “Miss America” in Atlantic City, Bennett’s smaller mines N.J. with low coal. I, therefore, dents that if they are argu- are representing? What are drastically altering in In 1935, Sen. Huey P. Long, D-La., was shot and know on a very superficial ing in favor of or against have they experienced? negative ways. mortally wounded inside the Louisiana State Capitol; level what it’s like to be in a position, it’s a d#@% What do they know about The insightful among he died two days later. (The assailant was identified a coal mine. sight better if they have us and our lives? them might walk away as Dr. Carl Weiss, who was gunned down by Long’s I also know profession- first-hand knowledge of And who are the 10 with a new perspective bodyguards.) als who live and work their subjects. I encourage percent who approve of and make better decisions in coal mining regions them to admit in their pre- the job Congress is doing? about the families whose as well as some of the sentations that their expe- Obviously they are some- lives are being shattered thousands of skilled and rience is only theirs and how benefiting from by thoughtless legislation 1548 South Highway 421, Harlan, Ky. 40831 semi-skilled workers who scientific analysis might the decisions Congress and regulations. We can’t Main number: 573-4510•Fax number: 573-0042 keep mining communities prove that large numbers is making. Or perhaps wait. 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How you and I for more of our as I began to read the SueEllen (Cain) Kentucky Press Association•Associated Press•National Newspaper Association absurd to propose taxing dollars. We don’t need book of this sad but cou- Mullins-Tardy persons who genuinely more revenue for pro- rageous woman and the Florida Saturday , September 8, 2012 You and Yours Page 5 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Roosters can be an effective wake-up call Last Saturday morning, to the principal’s office. ing like they were ready the pack of crackers garden all day and that right at the crack of dawn, But I’d still love to see a for a major fight. I doubt within two feet or less evening she pointed out to I first thought that I was teacher squirm out of this that anybody on Lowell of the birds. It sounded me that they had “gone to dreaming because I would dilemma. Branch was sleeping like machine gun fire for roost” under the big for- have sworn that roosters Anyway, back to the through the uproar and I a few seconds. Big sparks sythia jungle in our front were crowing and that they wake-up call wherein my suspect that most of them flew and smoke billowed. yard. were under the window wife was demanding to were as highly peeved as The dogs hushed although I told her that would fix on my front porch. And know where I kept my Loretta. (You kids might they’d been turned off them. I honestly figured then I thought that I was firecrackers hidden. I sud- want to ask your teacher with the flip of a switch. a possum, fox or a pack dreaming when I heard denly envisioned her light- to come up with a six let- The roosters skittered of coyotes would dine on Loretta yelling, “Shoooo, ing a firecracker, tossing it ter word, beginning with about five feet away them before the night was shoooo, shooooo! Get out on the lawn and watching “p” for “peeved.”) from the smoke, cocked over. But that was four of here!” And she was a rooster run up to grab it, I grumbled, crawled out their heads sideways and days ago and Loretta has using a broom handle to whereupon its beak would of bed and stumbled to the appeared to be curious been highly peeved-off beat on the side of a five be blown off. I guarantee foyer to find Loretta going for a few moments before before 6 a.m. every morn- Ike Adams that would be one chicken through cabinet drawers resuming their ritual. Our gallon bucket to make Columnist ing. racket as she screamed at that shut up in a hurry. in the stairwell searching cat is still missing she’ll Last night I glanced the chickens and tried to Of course I resumed for firecrackers. I grabbed probably figure out a way over to check out her bed- scare them away. the three letter version of laughing as the roost- a pack and walked out on to untangle herself from As dreams go, this behind but I understand ers continued to crow the porch to find two lit- the box springs when she time reading and she had one was not particularly that my column is now as fast as they could tle feather legged/feather gets hungry enough. one of those tree-hugger, alarming. To the contrary, required reading by sixth catch their breath. And, footed roosters, too big Loretta’s mouth homesteading, how-to I found it rather amusing graders somewhere in to give Loretta credit, it to called bantams but too dropped open and I could books open to the chapter and I commenced laugh- Harlan County. I just wish did sound like a sizable small to be considered see whites completely cir- that deals with slaughter- ing until I felt a violent that I could see the teach- flock of roosters and they serious chickens, crowing cling her eyes. That may ing fowl. Tonight I fully shaking of my shoulders er’s face when he or she were, in fact, crowing loud at the top of their lungs as have been the first time expect her to be looking and gouging in my ribs is asked by a student to enough to wake the dead. though they were trying in my life that I have ever up recipes for chicken and so I opened my eyes to name a three letter word Our cat was sitting at the to outdo each other. Only seen her rendered com- dumplings. find my wife, in her night for “behind.” In the mean- foot of the bed hissing two of them were mak- pletely speechless. By 9 If you are missing two gown, red-faced and liv- time, I have stopped cuss- with her tailed raised and ing all that clamor and I a.m. she had called all our roosters with “grand idly screaming at me ing in the column because every hair on her back immediately began think- neighbors up and down champion ribbon” written to wake up and get my heaven knows that I would stuck straight up and ing blue ribbon at the the road only to find that all over them, you’d better behind out of bed and do never encourage innocent every dog in the neigh- 2013 State Fair Crowing nobody was missing any get to Charlie Brown Road something! children to say a bad word borhood, including ours, Contest. chickens. So they wan- in a hurry while there’s Actually, Loretta used that might get them sent was barking and growl- I lit the fuse and tossed dered about the yard and still time to save them. 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I wanted to do — Heloise Page 6 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Sports Saturday , September 8, 2012 Ford a legend in middle school hoops John Middleton “I don’t want them to have also had some really am. I have made a lot of Sports Editor be just good players, but good assistant coaches. I lifetime friends through good people. I have tried have always said to be a coaching. The joy of mak- When Jim Carpenter to stress sportsmanship good head coach you have ing friends with players, resigned from the bas- and team basketball,” to have good assistants coaches and parents has ketball team he started Ford said. “If you are to help you do a lot of been a big thing for me.” after just one season in going to have a chance to things.” Ford is best known for 1979, Black Mountain win anything it has to be Along with his four his success in girls bas- Elementary School offi- about the team and not county titles, Ford has ketball, but he has built cials selected 28-year-old the individuals.” remarkably suffered just a successful boys team assistant coach Glenn Ford has captured four one losing season in his at Black Mountain since Ford to lead the girls bas- county championships 33 years on the sidelines taking over a struggling ketball program. Thirty- and several runner-up fin- as a girls coach. Despite program six seasons ago. three seasons later, it’s ishes during his lengthy that success, he insists His rebuilding effort cul- safe to say they made the career, but the 61-year-old the relationships built minated in a county sev- right choice. coach is quick to credit along the way are most enth- and eighth-grade What Black Mountain others for his accomplish- important. championship last sea- and countless basketball ments. “Even more than coach- son. players got in Ford is a “God has given me a ing and being success- “I didn’t coach boys for coach that is passionate long life of coaching, and ful, the friendships that a long time, and I didn’t about winning and the every bit of that is attrib- I have made mean every- know how I would handle game of basketball, but is uted to him. Everything thing in the world to me,” it. But, it has been a lot of just as passionate about that I have accomplished he said. “I have made so fun,” he said. “You just have JOHN MIDDLETON | Daily Enterprise helping to create success- I give credit to God,” he many friendships during to coach them differently.” Black Mountain’s Glenn Ford has won five championships during ful people off the court. said. “Over the years I those years, and I still See FORD | 7 his 33 years as a middle school basketball coach. Yellow Jackets sting Harlan No. 23 Louisville aims to avoid another letdown Gary Graves mindful of how a team AP Sports Writer such as Missouri State can quickly expose some LOUISVILLE (AP) — blemishes. Rewarding as Sunday’s “We’re not going to season-opening victory be complacent,” running was for No. 23 Louisville, back Senorise Perry said. the Cardinals didn’t cel- “We’re just going to stay ebrate for long. humble and keep work- A short work week lead- ing one game at a time.” ing up to Saturday’s game Offensively, Louisville against Missouri State believes the 466-yard helped the Cardinals output in its’ 32-14 vic- focus on the task at hand tory against Kentucky is — a strong follow-up. just a baseline. While the Especially after last sea- Cardinals don’t expect son, when wins against quarterback Teddy Murray State, Kentucky Bridgewater to duplicate and West Virginia were his near-perfect season followed by letdowns debut of 19-for-21 pass- against FIU, Marshall ing for 232 yards in three and Pittsburgh. quarters of action — one The Cardinals cer- of his two incompletions tainly aren’t looking past was an out-of-bounds the Bears, who trailed throwaway — he’s clear- Chris Jones | Daily Enterprise No. 21 Kansas State ly more comfortable with Senior Dakota Morris broke for a big gain during a 27-20 loss to visiting Middlesboro on Friday. The Green Dragons led 20-12 late in 16-9 after three quar- the West Coast offense. the fourth quarter before the Jackets rallied with two scores in the final minute. ters last week before He completed passes the Wildcats scored 35 to 11 different receivers points in the fourth. on Sunday, finding them in traffic and sometimes Receiver David With North Carolina visiting Louisville next while throwing off-bal- Allen fought for ance. Bridgewater’s first yardage during week and several areas See LOUISVILLE | 7 Friday's contest. of concern, Louisville is Harlan returns to action next week at Lynn Camp. Panel vacates Saints Due to the late conclusion of Friday's game, the complete report bounty suspensions was not available at press time. Visit harlandaily.com or Brett Martel “Until that determina- see Tuesday's edi- AP Sports Writer tion is made, the four tion for the entire players are reinstated article. NEW ORLEANS (AP) and eligible to play start- — The suspensions of ing this weekend,” Aiello Jonathan Vilma and said. three other players in the Vilma tweeted: NFL’s bounty investiga- “Victory is mine!!!! -stew- tion were lifted Friday by a three-member appeals ie griffin” panel and the league The panel’s decision reinstated those players states that Goodell can- a few minutes later. not suspend the players The panel said for receiving money from Chris Jones | Daily Commissioner Roger a pool that paid for big Enterprise Goodell did not have plays, but he can still sus- jurisdiction to hear the pend the players if he can players’ appeals of their prove they intended to punishment for their injure opponents. Players roles in the New Orleans and coaches implicated Saints bounty program in the bounty pool have Kentucky seeks to rebound that paid cash bonuses testified under oath in a for hits that injured related federal court case opponents. they never intended to While the ruling allows injure opposing players. Saints linebacker Vilma, at home vs Kent State “Whether the com- banned for the 2012 sea- missioner tries to read- Gary Graves back on. son, Saints defensive end AP Sports Writer But they can look ahead Will Smith, Cleveland dress the situation or to the home opener, which linebacker Scott Fujita not is his call,” said LEXINGTON (AP) — the Wildcats have won six and free agent defen- Peter Ginsberg, Vilma’s Kentucky just wants to consecutive times. sive lineman Anthony attorney. “We are cer- move forward after a rough Kent State counters with Hargrove to play imme- tainly hoping the appeals opener. its own self-confidence diately, it does not per- board has made it clear Kent State also wants to after a blowout of Towson manently void their sus- the commissioner tried continue its winning ways, State featuring plenty of pensions. just without another foot- to grab jurisdiction and highlights, including one Still, the ruling comes impose penalties over an ball folly with players run- the Golden Flashes won’t just two days before the ning in the wrong direction. area he does not have ever forget. first full slate of NFL So something has to oversight. … The factual Linebacker Andre Parker games this season and is give Saturday night at record in the court makes returned a muffed punt a setback for Goodell and Commonwealth Stadium it clear he has acted in a 58 yards but in the wrong the league. when Kentucky tries to direction, a sequence made biased and inappropriate get on track after losing its NFL spokesman Greg more comical by Towson Aiello said Goodell manner.” opener 32-14 to Louisville. tacklers chasing him down. The short week hasn’t would “make an expe- The Saints open their “The first thing I was season at home against allowed the Wildcats much CHRIS JONES/Daily Enterprise dited determination of thinking was, ‘why aren’t the discipline imposed” Washington on Sunday, reflecting time, which is the officials blowing the Kentucky's Max Smith delivered a pass during last week's loss just as well considering to Louisville. Smith and the Cats will look to get back on track for violating the league’s while the Browns host there wasn’t much to look See KENTUCKY | 8 today against Kent State. bounty rule. Philadelphia. Saturday , September 8, 2012 Sports Page 7 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Ford Louisville From page 6 From page 6 Ford has experienced just always been crazy completion, a third-down pass Will Stein, but the coaching staff find seven targets, led by junior brief stints at the high about the game of basket- to a diving Damian Copeland for wants him to be sharper than he Dorian Buford (seven catches, school level, serving as ball since I was 10-years- 23 yards from the 2, also showed was after relieving Bridgewater 114 yards). an assistant at Evarts old and I still am. I love his poise. for the fourth quarter. “It is a team that has a spread under girls coach Freddie it as much today as I did The trick might be getting The most encouraging area offense,” Strong said, “so, they McCreary for four years 30 years ago. It has been the sophomore to slow down was a ground game that saw and another four years a good ride, and hopefully do a good job of throwing the assisting cousin Jerry it is not going to end any his execution of the fast-paced juniors Perry and Jeremy Wright ball around.” Ford with the boys pro- time soon.” offense. While Bridgewater thrive. Perry finished with a Though Louisville sacked gram. Though he would During his time on the often kept Kentucky guessing, game-high 108 yards includ- Smith twice, recovered two likely have been successful sidelines, Ford has had his quick cadence threw off his ing a 47-yard touchdown run fumbles and held Kentucky to as a high school coach, it the opportunity to coach offensive line as well. while Wright rushed 22 times 93 rushing yards, Coach Charlie is clear Ford belongs on daughters Holly and Brook, “We need to be more efficient, for 105 and three scores, and the Strong wants more aggression the middle school sideline but the Black Mountain more poised in our no-huddle,” Cardinals still have Dominique working with children. coach said there are three from a defense used to creating offensive coordinator Shawn Brown waiting in the wings. opportunities for the offense. “I have learned that players he hopes to have Watson said. “There are times Louisville’s biggest concern Since that unit is showing signs young kids are more ener- the opportunity to coach. we miss things. We only had one will be shoring up a defense that getic. It means everything “I really want to coach of holding up its end, he said the missed assignment, which was gave up 373 yards to Kentucky. in the world to them, and my grandbabies,” he said defense must step up as well. they would run through a referring to fifth-graders good. To be fair, the Cardinals’ reac- “But I thought Teddy played tion to the no-huddle offense For this week, the Cardinals’ brick wall for you. I really Kaleigh and Kassady overall plan is keeping up what enjoy coaching kids that Mulkey and third-grader too fast, he ran through his improved as the game pro- age,” he said. Emma Mulkey. “If I can progressions a little too fast and gressed and they were able to they started on Sunday. While Ford admits he get Emma through to high that’s the pace of the game, he’s contain Wildcats quarterback “You like to think that we’re is probably closer to the school, I might hang it up.” thinking about the next play. Maxwell Smith. more mature now that we’ve end of his career than the Recently Ford was That’s one big thing, not only for Smith still passed for 280 played a lot of games,” Strong beginning at this point, his instrumental in naming him but for the team.” yards and two touchdowns, and said. “You can always go back love for the sport and for Black Mountain’s court One priority against Football now the Cardinals will face Bears to last season, and we beat teaching others is as strong after the originator of the Championship Series-level quarterback Ashton Glaser after Kentucky and we followed it as ever. Tigerettes, but when he up and got beat. We cannot “I just love coaching. finally does decide to “hang Missouri State will be develop- he threw for 257 on 22 of 44 When I got into it the girls it up,” I’m sure there will ing depth, particularly behind attempts. An offensive line that allow that to happen and we’re job came open, so I got be room for Glenn Ford’s Bridgewater. That might sound returned four starters didn’t at home. … (You’d) like to think into girls coaching and name in Jim Carpenter strange considering the pres- allow the Missouri transfer to that you don’t have to go through loved it,” he said. “I have Gymnasium. ence of senior and former starter be sacked and he went on to it again.”

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Page 8 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Saturday , September 8, 2012 Kentucky Scorecard From page 6 whistle?’ ” Phillips said. need continuity at skill posi- still begin with pressure up Prep Football Scores “It’s dead. They probably tions, Phillips said the long front, an area where Phillips LOCAL SCHEDULE TELEVISION were but everyone was so term is more important. Of stressed improvement from Friday’s Games excited about trying to course, the Wildcats can tackles Dante Rumph and Ashland Blazer 47, Russell 7 TODAY TODAY make blocks and make a afford to tweak things in Mister Cobble and end Bath Co. 28, East Carter 7 M MIDDLE SCHOOL M AUTO RACING tackle. The funny thing was the ground game since the Collins Ukwu. Bowling Green 21, Henderson Co. BASKETBALL 7:30 p.m. 7 Lady Bears 7/8 Invitational at ABC — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, watching the coaches’ reac- passing game’s looking up “I want to see us get lined Breathitt Co. 36, Jackson Co. 14 Harlan County High School Federated Auto Parts 400, at tions. You couldn’t really thanks to Maxwell Smith, up and attack the guys in Butler Co. 42, McLean Co. 6 10 a.m. Richmond, Va. Cin. Hills Christian Academy, Ohio James A. Cawood vs Rosspoint see the Kent coaches but who threw for 280 yards and front of us,” Phillips said. 21, Lex. Christian 7 11 a.m. M COLLEGE FOOTBALL you could see the Towson two touchdowns against the “Get lined up, play physical, Danville 28, Corbin 21 Cawood vs Cumberland Noon coaches like, ‘Don’t tackle Cardinals. get off blocks and go make Dayton 38, Bishop Brossart 14 Noon ABC — National coverage, him, don’t tackle him, don’t Williams “is a tough guy, plays.” Dixie Heights 33, Conner 31 Wallins vs Evarts Penn St. at Virginia Fort Campbell 65, Fort Knox 0 1 p.m. ESPN — Auburn at Mississippi tackle him.’ there is no doubt about Kent State is emphasizing Gallatin Co. 48, Lou. Atherton 36 Black Mountain vs Green Hills St. “Sometimes, 18- to that,” Phillips said of his doing the little things right, Grayson Co. 47, Muhlenberg ounty 2 and 3 p.m. ESPN2 — UCF at Ohio St. 22-year olds react in strange tailback, who rushed for 62 which worked out big dur- 7 Semifinals FX — Miami at Kansas St. Green Co. 27, LaRue Co. 21 4:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. ways, but he reacted quick yards on 10 carries against ing a 41-21 rout of Towson John Hardin 34, Boyle Co. 14 Championship ABC — Teams TBA and stuck with it.” Louisville. “We have to have State on Aug. 30. That phi- Lex. Henry Clay 43, Lex. Tates ESPN — Florida at Texas A&M But now the Golden him for the long haul. We’re losophy paid off in particu- Creek 25 MONDAY ESPN2 — Teams TBA Lou. DeSales 42, Lou. Holy Cross M HIGH SCHOOL NBC — Purdue at Notre Dame Flashes’ focus is on not taking (Kent State) for lar on special teams, which 16 FOOTBALL 4 p.m. Kentucky. granted by any means but sprung Dri Archer for 155 Lou. Eastern 41, Collins 29 Junior Varsity FX — Wisconsin at Oregon St. 6 p.m. What Kent State saw of we need him full speed. The return yards on two kick- Lou. Iroquois 16, Lou. Southern 8 7 p.m. Whitley County at Harlan County Lou. Trinity 45, Cin. Elder, Ohio 21 ESPN — Washington at LSU the Wildcats on film might guy busts his gut on every offs, including a 98-yarder Magoffin Co. 28, West Carter 26 7:30 p.m. M VOLLEYBALL differ from what it’ll face play, whether it’s practice for a touchdown. Marshall Co. 39, Webster Co. 6 6 p.m. FOX — Nebraska at UCLA this weekend. Kentucky is or pregame so we have to The junior also rushed Middlesboro 27, Harlan 20 Lee, Va. at Harlan County 7:45 p.m. ESPN2 — Georgia at Missouri expected to unveil a bunch make sure we have to take eight times for 54 yards North Oldham 54, Elizabethtown 0 Harlan at Middlesboro Ohio Co. 37, Hopkins Co. Central 0 10:30 p.m. of new faces as they seek care of him.” and two more scores, pretty Perry Co. Central 50, Lawrence M MIDDLE SCHOOL ESPN — Illinois at Arizona St. identities on both sides of Most of the attention good for someone playing Co. 49 BASKETBALL Rockcastle Co. 46, Estill Co. 18 5:30 p.m. M GOLF the ball along with depth. will be on the defense, for the first time since the Scott Co. 35, Newport 0 Cawood at Cumberland Noon Necessity forced the issue which allowed 466 yards 2010 season. Kent State Shelby Co. 41, Lou. Jeffersontown Evarts at Black Mountain NBC — PGA Tour, BMW on offense, with muscle to Louisville and forced the also forced six turnovers, 29 Whitley County at Harlan (7/8) Championship, third round, at Simon Kenton 31, Holmes 7 Carmel, Ind. spasms knocking out run- coaching staff into a person- which might be why Phillips Somerset 17, Hazard 9 ning back CoShik Williams. nel shake up this week that wants to involve everyone Iowa St. (1-0) at Iowa (1-0), 3:42 M MAJOR LEAGUE South Warren 20, Russellville 0 p.m. BASEBALL Junior Raymond Sanders could see freshmen Khalid on defense. Spencer Co. 27, Bullitt East 0 New Mexico St. (1-0) at Ohio (1-0), 4 p.m. Warren Central 21, Meade Co. 7 will start, but Kentucky Henderson and Pancho “They’re physical,” he 7 p.m. FOX — Regional coverage, Warren East 42, Daviess Co. 7 Coach Joker Phillips Thomas rotate at linebacker. said. “They won four out of Georgia (1-0) at Missouri (1-0), Atlanta at N.Y. Mets Wayne Co. 22, Madison Southern 7:45 p.m. said he’ll also use junior Freshmen J.D. Harmon and their last five (games) last 21, OT Vanderbilt (0-1) at Northwestern (1- M TENNIS Jonathan George and fresh- Fred Tiller could be intro- year and just beat a team 0), 8 p.m. Noon man Dyshawn Mobley. duced in the secondary. handily, and they have a lot College Football Schedule SOUTHWEST CBS — U.S. Open, men's semi- Florida (1-0) at Texas A&M (0-0), finals, at New York As much as the Wildcats Kentucky’s prospects of confidence.” 3:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games 8 p.m. Louisiana-Monroe (0-0) vs. EAST CBS — U.S. Open, women's Arkansas (1-0) at Little Rock, Ark., 7 MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 10, 2012 Maryland (1-0) at Temple (1-0), championship match, at New York p.m. ——————————————— Noon Memphis (0-1) at Arkansas St. (0- SUNDAY 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 NC State (0-1) at UConn (1-0), 1), 7 p.m. M GOLF Noon Martha Nightly PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow Great Performances at the Met (N) Tavis Charlie Florida A&M (0-1) at Oklahoma (1- 2 p.m. WETP Speaks Business Pt. 3 of 3 from Sept 3 Smiley Rose Southern Cal (1-0) vs. Syracuse (0- 0), 7 p.m. NBC — PGA Tour, BMW 1) at East Rutherford, N.J., 3:30 p.m. LEX 18 NBC LEX 18 Access H. 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NCIS NCIS WWE Monday Night WWE Monday Night WWE Monday Night (:05) <++ The ripping off the hedges,” said Dooley, who USA Raw Raw Raw Condemned “Derek, with his sense of humor and was in high school at the time. “(Those VH1 Bball Wives LA Bball Wives LA Bball Wives LA (N) TI Tiny Bball Wives LA TI Tiny Bball Wives LA are) not fond memories of my child- his attitude, was a tremendous leader,” Old Old America's Funniest America's Funniest America's Funniest WGN News at Nine 30 Rock 30 Rock hood.” Curry Jr. said. “He just was the kind of WGN Christine Christine Home Videos Home Videos Home Videos The connection actually runs deeper upperclassman who was very respectful PREMIUM CHANNELS Phineas Good Jessie Austin A.N.T. < Radio Rebel (2012, Drama) (:10) (:35) Babysit/ Austin than that. and was a guy I felt comfortable reaching DISN Curry was a Georgia Tech team captain out to, if for nothing else than just to feel and Ferb Luck ... and Ally Farm Sarena Parmar, Debby Ryan. 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Dooley was a senior receiver their sons play together added a new (4:45)  < (:50) <+++ Source Code (‘11, Mystery) (:25) < The Mechanic (‘11, Act) Weeds Web Weeds Web and Curry Jr. a redshirt freshman long dynamic to their relationship. SHOW Star Tre... Michelle Monaghan, Jake Gyllenhaal. Ben Foster, Jason Statham. Therapy Therapy (:15) <++ The Haunting at the Beacon < Redemption Road (‘10) (:40) <+++ Chrystal (2004, Drama) Lisa < The snapper on the 1990 Virginia team was “It gave us something in common to TMC ranked first in the nation at one point. pull for,” Vince Dooley said. (2009, Thriller) David Rees Snell, Teri Polo. Michael Clarke Duncan. Blount, Billy Bob Thornton. Help Saturday, September 8, 2012 Classified Harlan Daily Enterprise Page — 9 Notices Houses For Sale Sales Sales SMALL LOT JOINING Creech FOR SALE: 2 STORY, 4 Attention! 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Sick cows not slaughtered for food Tracie Cone The USDA closed the eral government, which Associated Press plant for a week this bought 21 million pounds month after an under- of meat from the company FRESNO, Calif. (AP) cover video shot by last year for the national — Federal investigators Compassion Over Killing school lunch program and probing a slaughterhouse showed downed animals other nutrition programs. after an undercover video being repeatedly kicked, The USDA’s findings showed inhumane treat- shocked, shot and pulled mean the potential for a ment of cows said Friday by the tails by workers nationwide recall no lon- that there is no evidence trying to get them to ger is a factor. Company that sick animals entered stand. Executive Director officials have been work- the food supply. Erica Meier said she is ing to implement correc- A spokesman for the unsure what to make of tive actions, including U.S. Department of the USDA’s decision. quarterly training for Agriculture announced “The video is clear workers and more fre- that a team of investiga- and experts agree: Cows quent audits. Video sur- tors at Central Valley Meat who were too sick or veillance cameras were Co. in Hanford found that weak to stand up were installed in the plant this no food safety violations egregiously abused,” said week. occurred, though an inves- Meier. “These animals “We have been informed tigation into inhumane were excessively shocked that the USDA food safety handling of animals con- and grabbed by their tails investigation is now over tinues. in a desperate attempt to and there are no food “The USDA team con- get them to walk to the safety issues whatsoever ducting the Central Valley slaughter line. 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Kristen Stewart (right) is shown on the red carpet with co-stars Pa. man charged in hoax Kirsten Dunst (left) and Garrett Hedlund at the gala premiere that led to plane’s recall for the movie "On the Road" during the 2012 (AP) — A man angry celebrate his 29th birth- their trip when the air- Toronto International Film Festival in about a compromis- day. craft turned around. Toronto on Thursday. ing Facebook photo of On Friday, both Shell After landing at his girlfriend and Smith post- Philadelphia International Associated Press | The took revenge ed bond. Airport, heavily armed Canadian Press, Chris against the ex- Shell declined law enforcement officers Young boyfriend who to comment. boarded the plane and posted it, mak- Smith’s lawyer, removed Shell. During ing a hoax call Bill Brennan, questioning, he told to police that described his authorities of the roman- Twilight’s’ Stewart back in the spotlight set off a terror- client as “embar- tic feud, which involved ism scare and rassed” by the hostile text messages TORONTO (AP) — walk on the red carpet nervousness. On sever- got the former consequences with his ex and encoun- “Twilight’s” newest vam- for “On the Road.” It’s al occasions, she broke beau taken of the alleged ters with Smith, accord- pire re-emerged in pub- based on the classic Jack away from the press line off an airliner threat. ing to a federal affidavit. lic at the Toronto Film Kerouac novel, and one of to greet fans behind the at gunpoint, Kenneth Smith Jr. “My client Shell also gave offi- Festival. Stewart’s favorite books. barricade. It seemed authorities say. is very, very cers the name of Smith’s Kristen Stewart made “I’m somebody that her fans were providing her first public appear- has loved the book their the support she needed The new boy- sobered by the workplace. Upon arrival, ance in nearly two months whole life,” Stewart said, to carry on through the friend, Kenneth W. Smith amount of attention this authorities said Smith Thursday night to pro- first reading it at age 14. mobbed press event. Jr., was arrested Friday on has received,” Brennan acknowledged calling air- mote her latest movie. Stewart posed for pho- In July, Stewart charges of making a false said after Smith’s initial port police from a pay- The 22-year star went tographers, spoke to a acknowledged having an threat to Philadelphia appearance in federal phone to say that Shell into lockdown mode after few television crews — affair with 41-year old police, who recalled a court in Philadelphia. was carrying liquid explo- she publicly apologized while paired with co-star director Rupert Sanders. Dallas-bound flight and “He’s not very happy sives. for having a tryst with the Garret Hedlund — and That announcement had a marched the ex-beau, about it.” Smith said he did it married director of her signed lots of autographs rippling effect, putting an Christopher Shell, off the Passengers weren’t to “avenge” his new girl- last film, “Snow White for fans. end to her romantic rela- plane Thursday. very happy about the friend, because Shell and the Huntsman.” Dressed in a slinky, flo- tionship with “Twilight” The episode led to scare that rerouted US had posted a compro- For her return, hun- ral Zuhair Murad dress, star Robert Pattinson. Shell’s own arrest on Airways Flight 1267 on mising picture of her on dreds of fans eagerly gath- the young actress held Asked how she was ered early in the morning her head high but, at doing, Stewart respond- drug warrants after he Thursday morning. They Facebook, the affidavit Thursday, awaiting her times, showed signs of ed: “I’m doing fine.” finally reached Texas to were about 90 miles into said. Saturday, September 8, 2012 Page 10 — Harlan Daily Enterprise ComiCs/EntErtainmEnt Saturday, September 8, 2012

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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Saturday, be more fortunate and happier if you Sept. 8, 2012: are spontaneous. Tonight: Zero in on zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year you often act on one what you want. idea while espousing a different one. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You also tend to say one thing but do HHHH You could be more in sync another. Others could view this type with someone you’ve put on a pedes- of behavior as erratic. A boss, parent tal than you might realize. You never or older friend is a source of luck. You looked at the similarities between you also will gain through your work, which before now. Be willing to go out of could result in a pay raise or promo- your way to see this person. Tonight: tion. When brainstorming with others, Leader of the gang. you could be taken aback by all the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) ideas that pop up. If you are single, HHHH Share some of your drifting you could meet someone through thoughts with the person they involve. one of your commitments. This com- Good feelings will emerge as a result. mon ground allows you to relate more On some level, one of you is logical easily. If you are attached, working and the other has a devil-may-care together on a project or for a common attitude. Tonight: Let the good times THE FAMILY CIRCUS cause strengthens the bond between rock and roll. CONCEPTIS SUDOKU you. GEMINI can demand a lot. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Bil Keane The Stars Show the Kind of Day HHHH Everyone needs to get by Dave Green You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; away with a favorite person every so 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult often. Why would you be any differ- ARIES (March 21-April 19) ent? You might be surprised by what HHHH Could you be overly opti- this person shares. Try not to let your mistic? Positive thinking helps mani- ideas and thoughts race out of control. fest your ideas, but it all depends on Remain receptive to a positive idea. how you take disappointment. You Tonight: Out late. might feel pressured by a friend’s SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) version of an incident. There is such HHHH A close loved one sim- a thing as too much information. ply does not make sense to you. Tonight: Go to your favorite haunt. Eventually, you’ll understand where TAURUS (April 20-May 20) this person is coming from. You HHH You might expect more from easily could feel overwhelmed by an emotional investment than is logi- the constant flux of his or her ideas cal. A touch of realism might make and sometimes off-the-wall actions. you uncomfortable, but on some level, Tonight: Follow someone’s lead. it will serve to protect you. A brain- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) storming situation could add to the HHH Stay nice and calm when confusion. Tonight: Your treat. dealing with someone’s requests and DENNIS THE MENACE GEMINI (May 21-June 20) desires. You might opt to get a project HHHHH You have a way about done or curl up with a favorite book. Hank Ketchum you right now that makes you difficult Not everyone needs to have his or her to resist. Your spontaneity opens up weekend action-packed. Tonight: Put new paths and possibilities. You might your feet up and relax. say one thing but actually want some- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) thing else. Try to be clear in your com- HHHH It makes no difference munication. Tonight: All smiles. what you do — you have fun nearly CANCER (June 21-July 22) anywhere, with anyone. You’re simply HH You could need some time in the mood to live it up. Only you can away from others. You might want interfere with your set of plans. A child to think through a decision with- or a potential loved one intrigues you. out hearing everyone’s opinions. Tonight: Leader of the gang. Communication seems to come in PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) from many different directions. Plans HHHH Visit with relatives rather easily could change under the circum- than run out the door to meet some- stances. Tonight: Shhh ... you do not one. You often do not make enough need to reveal everything. time for certain members of your LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) immediate family. Pressure builds as HHHH You don’t need to be rigid, a result of the judgments you might be but it would be wise to keep your eye making. Tonight: Go for spontaneous. on the big picture. You might feel as if there are too many decisions or pos- Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet sibilities. Resist overthinking. You will at www.jacquelinebigar.com

Advertise with AdThe goesHarlan here Daily Enterprise — Call Wylene Miniard, Advertising Manager 606-573-4510 Saturday, September 8, 2012 Religion Page 11 — Harlan Daily Enterprise A lesson scorched deep in your conscience When I was a young col- gathering when people of the Angels package, sitting in a did not know that prayer places where people drank lege student I had the oppor- community crammed their Baptist church in Hollywood, time was an inappropriate too much, showed too much tunity to go with a friend families into the pews to sing Ga. Being a young, eager moment to visit the latrine. skin, engaged in too much to a “revival” in the town rousing gospel songs, to hear revivalist myself, I said to When the big mountain of sensuality, and waged too of Hollywood, Ga. That’s the pleadings, exhortations, my friend, “Good. Maybe a man turned for the pul- much violence. But there he right, there is such a place: and condemnations of the these heathen will get saved pit, my pulse quickened as shared Jesus, led Bible stud- Hollywood, Ga. “On a clear best visiting evangelist the tonight.” And I meant it. I thought he was going for- ies, prayed for those who night you can see all the church could afford, and for I sat several pews away ward to cause a disturbance. thought they didn’t have a stars,” the locals say (go everyone to have an annual from them and found myself He caused a distur- prayer left, and even bap- ahead and groan). In reality, time of repentance whether piously praying for their sal- bance alright, but not like I tized a few souls in the truck Hollywood is more of a coun- they needed it or not. vation because I just knew thought. This chaps-wearing stop showers when neces- ty crossroads than a mecca As I made my way to the they were seconds from split- biker with a beard to his sary. for the rich and famous. It front door I passed by a ting hell wide open. After waist was the aforemen- I left that Hollywood has a diner, a church, and not long line of Harley Davidson the service got started, the tioned deacon. I found out church thinking that it would much else. motorcycles. These were not pastor called on one of the later that this biker-deacon have been better to give the In the south a “revival” has Ronnie McBrayer the Baby Boomer playthings deacons of the church to was a self-financed mission- revival budget to this biker’s at least two very different Keeping the Faith so many graying men and come forward and offer a ary to the road houses, biker ministry rather than spend- things. First, it is a spiritual women ride today as a hobby prayer and word of introduc- bars, strip clubs, and truck ing it on some flamboyant awakening, a holy renewal or youthful escape. No, these tion. One of those wicked stops of America. evangelist with a bouffant is a traditional ceremony where those who have wan- were hardcore, gang-style bikers rose from his seat and Up and down the high- hair-do and expensive cuff dered from the straight and placed on the congregational cycles. started down the aisle. ways with his fellow labor- links. And certainly I left narrow return to the fold. calendar. Whether or not And just inside the church, At first I thought the call ers – his motorcycle gang with a lesson scorched deep Second, it is a church event, the two different meanings occupying the back pew, lo of his bladder had merely – he rode his horse of steel in my conscience: Never a scheduled series of meet- of this word cross paths is and behold, there sat the coincided with the pastor’s and entered places that good point a finger or a prayer at ings. So a “revival” can be always up for debate. gang. Leather, studs, rippling invitation. And being a biker Christian people would those you consider sinners. something deeply spiritual This revival was the typi- arms, ponytails, tattoos: It and all, I was certain he was never be caught, not even to They may be more holy than that people pray for, and it cal affair. It was a week-long was the complete Hell’s short on manners and he share the gospel. He went to you can imagine. Ladies Aid meeting held Sunday School Lesson: Acts So the preacher can preach — Acts 6:1-7 from among you who are known to be full The Ladies Aid of New Beginning Refreshments of sandwiches, chips and It hasn’t always been this way. There of the Spirit and wisdom. We will turn this Church of God in Coxton held their month- dip, cake and sodas were. The door prize have been many eras in the life of the responsibility over to them and will give ly meeting Sept. 1. Joyce Kinney opened was given to Gladys Wallace. church that the building was open only on our attention to prayer and the ministry of the meeting with prayer and a warm wel- The meeting was dismissed by those in Sunday and sometimes not every Sunday. the word.’” (vv.2-4) come to all those in attendance. Prayer attendees singing a verse of “What a friend In the opening decades of the early church Let’s look at three what-to-dos delineated requests were received. we have in Jesus” and a closing prayer. there were not even buildings. What’s the here. First, as soon as the issue became Susie Hall read the Bible Devotion from Those attending were Joyce Kinney, point of these thoughts? The way “church apparent, as soon as someone spoke up, is done” today may need to be tweaked a the leaders of the Jerusalem Church acted. Psalms 121:1-8. Rita Stewart discussed Susie Hall, Polly Couch, Gladys Wallace, bit, probably more than a bit, to get us back Curiously, the Twelve, i.e. the Apostles, the Bible lesson from the book of Ruth. Geraldine Bryant and Rita Stewart. to the New Testament model of a Kingdom didn’t jump up and immediately take on the building church. expressed need. Instead, they In Acts 6:1-7, we are intro- went after the critical need. The A grief so overwhelming duced to a problem in the problem was real and impor- Jerusalem Church. A church tant but the answer was not to Have you ever said, “I ous with light and flowers with a need is not novel; church- scold the neglectors and get the just don’t know how much and heavenly song.” es are made up of people and neglected cared for. No, what the more of this I can take.” or Great, that doesn’t help people have needs. But with all Twelve did was lay out a plan “I don’t know how much me feel more victorious. It the stories the Holy Spirit could that would take care of this need longer I can keep doing makes me feel weak. That have led Luke to write, why and others that were beyond this.” Sometimes when we is because we are week. It chose this one? The answer is sight just over the horizon. How a simple one. God wants the were they able to do this in the make those statements it is through our creator God Church to see what to do when midst of conflict? The answer to may be in reference to a that we find true strength. conflicts arise, and to know who that is found in verse four. They job, our marriage, a fam- We as believers must keep is responsible for resolving issue. John Ditty were men of prayer and study. ily struggle, poor health, our eyes upon the author Take a moment and read Acts The Holy Spirit helped them or even concerning some- and finisher of our faith! 6:1-7, as you do look for conflict, see beyond the present to that thing at our church. He hasn’t saved us so that need and resolution. Keep in mind that which was most needed. Also, they didn’t The apostle Paul knew we can quit! He didn’t die this story is more than a history lesson. wait and hope the problem would go away. a lot about being tested on the cross for us to give As a matter of fact, learning about the They dealt with it before it could take on a to his limits. He records Al Earley up! We can keep going A Religious View event may be the least of the lessons to life of its own. in II Corinthians 11:23-29 when we feel we can’t go be gleaned. Finally, as you read see what Secondly, the Twelve did not jump up much of what he endured on if we stay focused upon comparisons can be made between the and do the work that would be required to for his faith. He writes times we are to learn God the Lord Jesus Christ. first century Church and the congregation help meet the needs of the neglected wid- about imprisonment, lash- never gives us more than Horatio Gates Spafford which, whether occasionally or regularly, ows. Here they understood that the work ings, beatings with the rod, we can handle with God’s wrote the inspiring lyr- you gather with. of the Church was a team thing. They knew a stoning, shipwrecked, help. Paul rose above the ics to “It Is Well With My The conflict of Acts 6:1-7 is not hard to they could not be jacks-of-all-trades and still and going without food struggles and persecution Soul” in the 1870’s. It was find is it. Luke puts it right out there for effectively do what God had called them to or shelter. He wrote from in his life, not on his own written in response to the people of all times to see: “In those days do. The Twelve were the spiritual teachers experience these words in strength, but on God’s. We loss of his four daughters when the number of disciples was increas- of the church. They knew they needed time II Corinthians 4:8-9, “We can do the same through a in a ship wreck. He lost his ing, the Grecian Jews among them com- to pray and study if they were to continue are hard pressed on every strong and growing faith. son two years earlier to ill- plained against the Hebraic Jews because accurately teaching the truths of Christ. side, but not crushed; per- The story of Helen ness. He wrote, “When sor- their widows were being overlooked in So what did they do? They called the plexed, but not in despair; Keller’s great victories over rows like sea billows roll; the daily distribution of food.” (v.1) Clear, church together and gave them a plan. They persecuted, but not aban- loss of sight and hearing Whatever my lot, Thou concise, simply laid out. One group of explained that the work of waiting tables doned; struck down, but has inspired many. Despite hast taught me to say, It members felt that their widows were being was important but others were going to not destroyed.” her handicaps, Helen is well, it is well, with my neglected. Even more, there seems to be have to do it so the Twelve could continue All the studies conclude Keller was not only grate- soul.” He was a man of deep a charge of favoritism, even racism being to serve efficiently as leaders. the same thing, people of ful; she devoted her life to faith, who trusted in God leveled at others within the church. The Lastly, the Twelve set guidelines for the faith are better equipped assisting the deaf and the even when the tragedies of Grecian Jews were those who were not others who would lead in the physical to handle life’s struggles, blind. She toured the world life could have crushed his native to Judea. They were generally older working of the church. Like the Twelve, tragedies, and pain bet- to promote the education soul. Through the strength people who came to Jerusalem to die in these men were to be sold out to Christ and ter and heal more quickly of the persons similarly dis- of God he and his wife, order to be buried there. Whoever they connected into the wisdom of God. Though than people that rely on abled. “For three things I Anna, rebuilt their lives, were there was tension and it was growing. not all work in the church is praying and their own resources. I have thank God every day of my serving the Lord faithfully. Again, squabbles in churches are not out preaching, all church workers ought to be heard Christians say, “God life,” Helen said. “Thanks These and thousands of of the norm. Churches are gatherings of godly and wisdom-seeking believers. never gives us more than that He has [given me] other examples have been imperfect believers who, through the power Now let’s put these three altogether. we can handle,” as wisdom knowledge of His works; written about the new lives or the Holy Spirit and being made new Today, the expectation in many churches is to help them get through deep thanks that He has set people have found through creations in Christ, desire to live and love that the preacher (pastor) must lead out in hard times. But the truth in my darkness the lamp of the strength of their faith as Jesus did. But every now and again the meeting every need and have their hands is there are times God faith; deep deepest thanks after it seemed the trag- broken part can get the best of a person so in every decision within the congregation. does give us more than that I have another life to edies of life had crushed here we are with Acts 6:1. Consequently, these men become stretched we can handle. At those look forward to - a life joy- them. However, this passage is not given to beyond their limits resulting in a dimin- show us the obvious. Rather, we have the ished praying and preaching ministry. story to show the Church what to do when Church members step up, step out, and the obvious takes on flesh and bone. The take responsibilities that will help your pas- what to do comes in the verses immedi- tor do what Christ has called him to do. If National Quartet Convention ately following the obvious: “So the Twelve you will do this here is what you can expect: gathered all the disciples together and said, “So the word of God spread. The number ‘It would not be right for us to neglect the of disciples in Jerusalem increased rapidly, ministry of the word of God in order to and a large number of priests became obedi- kicks off Sunday in Louisville wait on tables. Brothers, choose seven men ent to the faith.” (v.6)

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A.M.E. ZION LIGGETT BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Airport Road, Baxter, KY GOODE TEMPLE A.M.E. ZION Liggett , KY 113 Union St., Lynch, KY Rev., Wayne Curry • 573-3840 280 Liberty Street, Lynch, KY Pastor: Sean Daniels • 574-1203 Pastor, Charles R. Scoville • 848-2615 CLOVER Rev. Sandra Jones • 848-5627 Sunday Services 11 AM & 7 PM CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY OTHER ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM 113 Union St., Cumberland, KY BLOOD BOUGHT CHURCH FIRST ASSEMBLY LOCUST GROVE MISSIONARY Pastor, Mae Bailey • 848-2620 117 N. Main Street, Harlan, KY FORK Baxter, KY BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD Pastor, William Baker Pastor, Charles Asher • 558-3535 Hwy. 215, Dizney, KY OF THE FREE PEOPLE Sunday Service: 6 PM Located at Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6:30 PM Pastor: Dax Taulbee Fairview, Harlan, KY CHRIST OF THE CUMBERLAND CLINIC NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Home 837-0000 Pastor, Vonny Jones • 573-1053 LUTHERAN CHURCH Browning Acres P.O. Box 39, Evarts, Kentucky Lay Hill, Tremont , KY Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6:30 PM Sunday Services: 10:30 AM & 7:30 PM 190 Forge Ridge Rd., Harrogate, TN Harlan, KY (606) 837-2108 Pastors, Eddie & Linda Estep NEW RIVERSIDE BAPTIST COLDIRON CHURCH OF GOD Pastor, Arthur F.C. Avery 848-3570 CHURCH Coldiron, KY 1-423-869-4359 • 1-423-869-5934 573-7272 or 573-1499 Sunday Services: 11 AM Smith, KY Pastor, Jack Carmical • 664-2680 Sunday Service: 9:30 AM & 10:30 PM THE KING’S CHAPEL Pastor, Josh Hensley COLDIRON PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD KENTUCKY ASSEMBLY OF GOD NORTH EVARTS BAPTIST CHURCH OF GOD Baxter, KY • Pastor, Homer Browning Evarts- Lejunior, KY CHURCH Pastor, Charles Blanton • 664-3621 Co-Pastor, Terry Taylor MINE SUPPLY Pastor, Janice Fulkerson • 837-2811 Evarts, KY Sunday Service: 6 PM Saturday Service: 6 PM Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6:30 PM Pastor, David Napier • 837-8353 CLOSPLINT CHURCH OF GOD COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CENTER Loyall River Street, BAPTIST PANSY BAPTIST CHURCH Closplint, KY 186 West Main Street BLAIR CHAPEL CHURCH Harlan Gulston, KY Pastor, Frank Howard • 837-3049 Lynch, KY 40855 • Pastor, Joe Jenkins Tri-City Blair, KY Pastor, Bobby Joe Rouse Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6 PM Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Pastor, Rev. Rod Raleigh • 848-2046 PINE FLAT BAPTIST CHURCH COXTON FAITH TABERNACLE CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY 573-3850 Sunday Services: 10 AM & 11 AM Hwy. 119, Tremont, KY Stan Nicely, Pastor • 837-8014 CHURCH Harlan BLEDSOE BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor, Gary Craig, Jr. 277 South Hwy. 413, Baxter, KY “Headquarters for all your Sunday Services: 10 AM & 7 PM Bledsoe, KY Transportation: 573-9408 CUMBERLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor, Jeff Mills • 573-5181 mining needs!” Pastor, John Baughman • 558-5132 PUTNEY MISSIONARY 503 Jackson St., Cumberland, KY Sunday Services: 10:30 AM & 6:30 PM Funeral Homes Sunday Services: 11 AM & 7 PM BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor, Ronnie Doyle FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH ELCOMB BAPTIST CHURCH Putney, KY 573-3461 Stanfi ll, KY Jesus saith unto him, I Doss-Fuelco, Elcomb, KY Sunday School: 10:00 AM DRESSIN CHURCH OF GOD Pastor, Ronnie Brock • 664-5158 Pastor, Joshua Hensley • 573-3524 Sunday Morning Service 11:00 AM Pastor, Mark Speakman • 573-5621 Wed & Sun 7:00 PM am the way, the truth, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Night Service 6:00 PM Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM Sunday School 10:30 AM Inc. North Main Street, Harlan, KY Wednesday Service: 6:00 PM EVARTS CHURCH OF GOD GRAYS KNOB BIBLE CHURCH and the life; no man Pastor, C.A. Hall RED BUD MISSIONARY CHURCH 154 South Main Street, Evarts, KY Hwy 421, Grays Knob, Harlan, KY Rayburn Doss, Marketer 573-4870 or 615-522-1727 Red Bud, KY • 837-4510 Pastor, Buddy Simpson • 664-7359 Pastor, James Pope • 573-3089 cometh unto the Chevron Products Sunday Services: 10 AM & 11 PM RIVER RIDGE Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6 PM HARVEST WORSHIP CENTER Hwy. 119 Rosspoint GILLIAM CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 113 North Main Street, Harlan, KY Father, but by me. Harlan, KY 40831 Clutt s Section, Cumberland, KY Evarts, KY Sunny Acres, Harlan, KY Down from Area Bank (now BB&T) John Monhollen, Pastor • 848-2932 RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor, James Blair Pastor, Roland “Bo” Lee • 573-8874 St. John 14:6 KJV (606) 573-3223 Johnathan Monhollen, Asst. Pastor • 848-0045 Dayhoit, KY GULSTON CHURCH OF GOD Sunday Services: 11:15 AM Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6:30 PM SUNSHINE BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor, John Lundy HOUSE OF PRAYER INTERNET SERVICE... GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 623 Perkins Hill Rd. Gulston, KY Hwy. 219 S., Twila, Wallins, KY VIA CABLE MODEM Hwy. 221, Bledsoe, KY Pastor, Jonathan Grills HARLAN SUNSHINE Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6 PM The Bank Pastor, Larry Toner • 558-3333 Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6:30 PM CHURCH OF GOD Pastor: Terry L. Taylor 15x faster than dial up GREATER MT. SINAI TEETERSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH 505 Hwy. 3459, Harlan, KY HOUSE OF PRAYER harlanonline.net BAPTIST CHURCH Hwy. 72, Catrons Creek Road Pastor, Nick W. Noe • 573-7131 344 Bigelow Road, Bledsoe, KY of Harlan 409 First Street, Lynch, KY • 848-5580 Pastor, Roger Jordan • 574-0449 Sunday Services: 10 AM & 11 AM Pastor,McClellan Tolliver • 558-3274 CINEMAX HARLAN Pastor, Rev. Ronnie Hampton TOTZ MISSIONARY BAPTIST KENVIR MOUNTAIN ASSEMBLY Friday 7 PM P.O. Box 919 • Harlan Sunday Services: 9:30 AM & 11 AM CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD HOUSE OF YAHWEH IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH Hwy. 522, Totz, KY Kenvir, KY • Pastor, Ancil Vanover Tazewell, TN • Pastor, Eugene Johnson COMMUNITY TV Teetersville, KY Pastor, John Lutt rell LITTLE SHEPHERD TRAIL 423-626-6591 • Saturday Service: 1 PM 573-1202 “The Able Cable” Pastor, Arnold Martin • 573-6839 Sunday Services: 10 AM & 7 PM CHURCH OF GOD JONES CREEK CHURCH LIGHTHOUSE TURNER BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD Member FDIC 124 South First St., Harlan • 573-2945 U.S. Hwy. 421 • Mac’s Rescue Mission BAPTIST MINISTRY Verda, KY • Pastor, Jerry Kirby 573-2216 • Pastor, Mary R. McMurray Jones Creek, KY Evarts, KY VERDA FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Chaplin: Joel McMurray 837-8440 Pastor, Alfred Lamb Jr. • 837-2249 Verda, KY LOYALL CHURCH OF GOD Sunday Services: 10 AM & 7 PM Southeastern Eye Immanuel LITTLE LAUREL BIBLE CHURCH LYNCH FIRST BAPTIST Pastor, Danny McCreary • 837-3887 Rev. Billy Owens, Pastor CHURCH Pastor, Rev. Titus Boggs Advertise Baptist Sunday Services: 10 AM & 7 PM 573-0558 Sunday Services: 11 AM Care Clinic, P.S.C. Main Street, Lynch, KY WALLINS BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School: 10 AM NEW ERA MINISTRIES Dr. Donald Holbrook, Optometrist Pastor, J.H. West 877 Hwy. 219, Wallins, KY Sunday Night: 6 PM 216 Hwy. 1084, Baxter, KY 117 N. Cumberland Avenue Church MACEDONIA Pastor, Freeman Clark • 664-9053 Wednesday: 7:00 PM Pastor, Ronnie Williams • 573-1915 “Where Everybody Is Somebody And Jesus Is Lord” Let Here!us keep you seeing your best Upper Elcomb BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM LYNCH CHURCH OF GOD OUR HOUSE OF PRAYER Sunday School 10 AM Pride Terrace, Cumberland, KY www.wallinsbaptist.org 547 E. Main St., Lynch, KY Cumberland Avenue, Harlan, KY 573-6928 Sunday Morning Service 11 AM Pastor, Robert L. Henry • 589-5118 W. CUMBERLAND Open Monday & Friday 8 A.M.-2 P.M. Sunday Evening Service 6 PM Pastor Marshal Rainey • 848-2600 Sunday Service: 7 PM Tuesday, Wednesday & Wednesday Service 7 PM MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6:30 PM PUTNEY BIBLE CHURCH EveryCall Other Thursday 8 A.M.-? 573-6839 BAPTIST CHURCH Sand Hill Section, Cumberland, KY NEW BEGINNING PENTECOSTAL Hwy. 522, Putney, KY Clovertown, KY Pastor, Adie Dossett CHURCH OF GOD Pastor, Clay Goves • 573-7641 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Pastor, W. M. Garlington • 573-1897 WILLOW GROVE BAPTIST Coxton, KY • Pastor, Jerry Kinney CHURCH Harlan Health Sunday Services: 11 AM CHURCH Sunday Service: 10 AM & 6 PM (606) Harlan POOR FORK OLD REGULAR Hwy. 38, Lejunior, KY NEW HOPE CHURCH OF GOD Sookey Ridge, Harlan, KY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor, Mykal Ringstaff • 573-6506 and Pastor, Jack Edd Ford • 837-9213 S. Main St., Harlan, KY Saturday Service: 9:30 AM Nursing Spring Avenue, Cumberland, KY Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6:30 PM Pastor, Steve Kirkland THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Rehabilitation Moderator, Elder Jim Fields YOCUM CREEK MISSIONARY RIVERRIDGE CHURCH OF GOD OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS 573-4510 RISING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor, Martin Bledsoe • 837-2551 169 Mosley Lane, Baxter, KY 40806 HomeCenter BAPTIST CHURCH Middleton Addition, Evarts, KY 120 Tyree, Evarts, KY Branch President, Sam Gilbert 200 Medical Center Drive Church Street, Benham, KY Pastor, Rev. Larry Parker Saturday Services: 6:30 PM Sunday Service: 10 a.m. P.O. Box 895, Harlan, KY 40831 Pastor, Th omas Simmons • 848-2114 Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM TEETERSVILLE CHURCH OF GOD TRIUMPH THE CHURCH AND “We treat you right” (606) 573-7250 Sunday Services: 11 AM Awana: Wednesdays 6:30 PM Pastor, Mitchell Brock • 573-4197 KINGDOM OF GOD IN CHRIST Hwy. 421 • Baxter (Meets 2nd & 4th Sunday of each month) Sunday Services: 6:00 PM Clutt s Section, Cumberland, KY Fax (606) 573-6734 RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH CATHOLIC THE CHURCH OF GOD Pastor, K.L. Newman • 848-2678 811 Dayhoit Drive- Dayhoit, KY HOLY TRINITY CHURCH OF THE UNION ASSEMBLY PENTECOSTAL Pastor, Dennis Johnson 2536 S. U.S. Hwy. 421, Harlan, KY 1820 S. U.S. Hwy. 119, Baxter, KY BLACK STAR PENTECOSTAL Harlan Self Storage SAND HILL Marjorie Grieshop • 573-6311 Pastor: Charlon Braff ord • 574-9237 CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH Fr. M. George, CM• 859-5616 Asst. Pastor: Sonny Jones • 269-6836 8 miles on Hwy. 72, east at Black Star Located at Sand Hill, Cumberland, KY Sunday Service: 9:45 AM Sunday Services: 10:45 AM & 6 PM Pastor, Rev. J.C. Craig • 664-3141 473 Sunshine Rd., Pastor, Herbert Lewis • 589-6103 SAINT STEPHEN’S CHURCH TOTZ CHURCH OF GOD Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM Don’t Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6 PM 304 Central Street Cumberland, KY Totz, KY • Pastor, Mark Turner CUMBERLAND PENTECOSTAL CHURCH TUGGLESVILLE Fr. M. George, CM• 589-5616 606-573-5983 Victory Rd., Cumberland, KY Harlan, KY Pastors, Michael & Barbara Blair BAPTIST CHURCH Services: June-October Sat. 5:30pm Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6 PM Hulen, KY CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION 589-4011 Variety of Sizes EPISCOPAL www.cumberlandpentecostalchurch.org Pastor, Jeff Craig Church Street Lynch, KY CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday Services: 11 AM & 7 PM Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6 PM Fr. M. George, CM• 589-5616 Williams and Central Streets FIRST PENTECOSTAL UNION BAPTIST CHURCH Forget To Phone: Sunday Service: 12:00 noon Harlan, KY • Rev. Robert Coke McClure CHURCH Verda, KY 573-4210 • Sunday Service: 11 AM Loyall, KY • Pastor, Clark Stanton (606) 573-1817 160124 Pastor, Darryl Washington CHRISTIAN EVANGELICAL Sunday Services: Sunday Services: 11:30 AM & 7 PM CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP WESLEY EVANGELICAL CHURCH 10 AM & 6 PM VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH Baxter, KY FIRST PENTECOSTAL Hwy. 38, Evarts, KY Verda, KY Pastor Harold Miller • 621-0269 CHURCH OF GOD YOUR Pastor, Rodney Freeman Pastor, Ernest Cox • 837-8632 Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM Sunday Service: 6 PM Go To Assistant Pastor, Bill (Chic) Kelly Sunday Services: 11:15 AM & 6 PM Rev. Wade Johnson • 664-7037 837-8441 COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CENTER FULL GOSPEL FIRST PENTECOSTAL Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6:30 PM 186 West Main Street BUNCH STREET FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF WALLINS SOUTHERN BAPTIST Lynch, KY 40855 • Pastor, Joe Jenkins CHURCH P.O. Box 72, Wallins, KY AD AGES BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Pathfork, KY • Pastor, Rev. Green Saylor For Information 664-2154 Ages, KY FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 664-7912 • Sunday Service: 7 PM Wed 7 PM • Sun 10 AM & 6 PM Church Pastor, James Burkhart • 664-2162 110 Freeman Street, Cumberland, KY KILDAV COMMUNITY CHURCH GREEN HILLS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH BLACK MOUNTAIN Pastor, Nathan Crowe • 589-2713 Kildav, KY • Pastor, Richard Ledford Pastor Hubert Saylor HERE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM 837-9482 • Sunday Service: 7 PM Sunday 10 AM • Th ursday 6:30 PM Kenvir, KY HARLAN CHRISTIAN KENTENIA FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 573-7470 Pastor, Jim Clem DISCIPLES OF CHRIST CHURCH 2911 Hwy. 219, Wallins, KY HIRAM FREE PENTECOSTAL Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6:30 PM First and Clover Streets, Harlan, KY Pastor, Ed Houston • 664-0430 CHURCH BRITTAIN’S CREEK Pastor, Charles B. Morris • 573-1314 Hiram, KY On E-mail: churchoffi ce@ BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services: 10:30 AM & 6 PM kenteniafullgospelchurch.org Pastor, Bill Combs Kenvir, KY PANSY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Web site: www.kenteniafullgospelchurch.org 589-4987 To Pastor, Don Johnson • 837-2801 Mary Alice, KY • Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6 PM HOLMES MILL PENTECOSTAL Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6:30 PM Sunday Service: 10 A.M. & 6 P.M. HOLINESS HOLINESS CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday Service: 6 P.M. FAITH HOLINESS CHURCH Closplint, KY Loyall, KY Phone: (606)262-4308 Pastor, Spencer Burkhart Smith Sat & Sun Services: 7:00 Sunday! Intern Pastor, Billy Howell WALLINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday Services: 10 AM 573-2642 Pastor, Greg Eldridge • 837-2744 573-1965 1000 Hwy. 219, Wallins, KY Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6:30 PM HOUSE OF MERCY CHURCH Sunday Services 11 AM & 6 PM 664-0544 • Pastor, Obie Clark INSULL HOLINESS CHURCH Advertise CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Wallins, KY Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM Located Between Blackmont & Pathfork Pastor, Darlene Roberts • 664-2920 118 Central Street, Cumberland, KY Insull, KY Wednesday Services: 5:30, 6:00 & 7:00 Pastor, Roger Colinger • 589-2346 CHURCH Rev. Ronnie Brock, Pastor CHEVROLET BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services: 10 AM & 11:15 OF CHRIST Tuesday Service: 7 p.m JESSE’S CREEK COMMUNITY Chevrolet, KY CHURCH OF CHRIST 606-664-5158. CHURCH Pastor, Randy Hoskins • 837-3907 Creech Avenue, Cumberland, KY PATHFORK HOLINESS CHURCH Creech Coldiron, KY • Pastor, Jeremy Blevins On Assistant Pastor, Edward Huckleby CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Pathfork, KY Sunday Services: 10:30 AM & 6 PM Sunday Services: 10 AM • 11 AM & 6 PM Baxter, KY Pastor, Everett e Eads • 664-3838 LEWIS CREEK • Chevrolet • Buick CLOSPLINT MISSIONARY Pastor, Pete Rowe Sunday Services: 10:15 AM & 7 PM PENTECOSTAL CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST MENNONITE Partridge, KY • Pontiac, Inc. Closplint, KY Shields, KY HARLAN MENNONITE Pastor, Ron Oplinger • 589-6125 South Main St., Harlan Pastor, Ira Clark • 837-2829 Pastor, Bruce Helton • 837-2689 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH LIBERTY The CLOVER FORK CLOVER STREET PENTECOSTAL CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST Contact Person, Richard Stoltzfus (606) 573-3530 Sunday Services: 9:30 AM Molus, KY • 664-2547 Holmes Mill, KY Harlan, KY METHODIST Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6 PM All Around Coverage • All Around Kentucky Pastor, Mike Blair • 837-3131 Harlan 573-1887 BAXTER UNITED Th ursday: 7 PM Sunday Services: 10 AM & 7 PM Sunday Service: 11 AM METHODIST CHURCH LIGHTHOUSE PENTECOSTAL KENTUCKY COXTON BAPTIST CHURCH HARLAN CHURCH OF CHRIST Hwy. 119 Sookie Ridge, Harlan, KY CHURCH Coxton, KY • Pastor, Donnie Adkisson Harlan, KY FARM BUREAU Religion Pastor, Kyle Burnett • 573-9347 421 North at 15 Mile Marker Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM Pastor, Lee Sergent Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6 PM Before Rosspoint • Pastor, Wade Smith CUMBERLAND MISSIONARY 573-4450 • 573-7289 INSURANCE Wednesday: 6:00 PM 573-9165 • Sunday Service: 1 PM A Member Service BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services: 10:30 & 6 PM BENHAM UNITED LIVING WATERS MINISTRIES Roger Fannin, Agency Manager LOYALL CHURCH OF CHRIST Pastor, Dennis Williams METHODIST CHURCH MISSION 108 Walnut St., P.O. Box 112 408 Spring Street, Cumberland, KY 501 Wilkerson Street, Loyall, KY Harlan, KY 40831 Central St., Benham, KY 213 Moore Street, Clutt s, KY Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM Pastor, Josh Fennell Pastor, Jody VanSickle• 848-2052 Pastor, Pete Ashby • 633-9229 (606) 573-4575 Page DIONE MISSIONARY 573-5315 • 573-6865 Ed Leisge, Agent • Pete Cornett Jr., Agent CRANKS CREEK UNITED Sunday Services: 11 AM & 7 PM Ed Leisge, Agent • Pete Cornett Jr., Agent BAPTIST CHURCH • Craig Simpson, Agent Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM METHODIST CHURCH LOUELLEN PENTECOSTAL • Nick Noe, Agent Cumberland, KY MOUNTAIN VIEW CHURCH Pastor, Luke Day • 589-2336 CHURCH OF CHRIST Pastor, C. Robert Landis Sunday Services: 9:45 AM Hwy. 38 • Pastor, Clyde Addington Sunday Services: 11 AM & 7 PM Putney, KY • 573-9633 MOLUS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH EVARTS BAPTIST CHURCH CUMBERLAND UNITED Stephen Foster, Minister METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 119, Molus, KY Call Evarts, KY Chris Hall, Minister Pastor, Ray Stepp • 664-3174 102 Frazier Street, Cumberland, KY Pastor, Rev. Larry White Sunday Bible Study: 9:30 AM Pastor, Jody VanSickle • 589-4609 NEW COVENANCE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Worship: 10:30 AM Sunday Services: 11 AM & 7 PM COMMUNITY CHURCH Plumbing, Electrical, Baxter, KY Wednesday Bible Study: 6:30 PM EVARTS CONGREGATIONAL 49 Johnson Drive, Cawood, KY POOR FORK Hardware Pastor, Dallas Messer UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Pastor, John C. Carter III • 573-4209 Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6:30 PM CHURCH OF CHRIST Kitchens & Baths Main St., Evarts, KY Sunday Services: 10 AM, 11 AM & 6 PM FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Next To Rosspoint School Wylene Pastor, Rev. David W. Gross • 837-3228 SHIELDS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH HC 78 • Box 712 • Harlan Loyall, KY On Hwy. 522, Rosspoint, KY Sunday Services: Shields, KY • Pastor, James Sanders Pastors, Dr. Roy Lucas • 573-2710 Pastor, James Forrester • 573-4687 573-4915 9:30 AM & 6 PM, Wed: 6:30 PM 837-2437 Sunday Services: 10:55 AM & 6 PM Sunday Services: SMITH FULL GOSPEL CHURCH FOUR MILE MISSIONARY HARLAN UNITED Pastor: Roland “Bo” Lee 11 AM & 5:30 PM METHODIST CHURCH U.S. Hwy. 987 (6 mile marker) CHURCH ROSSPOINT (606) 573-9202 CHURCH OF CHRIST 201 East Mound Street, Harlan, KY Harvest Keith, KY www.smithfullgospelchurch.com Miniard, Pastor, Edmond E. Gross Sr. Pastor, Kyle Burnett e • (606) 573-1464 Rosspoint, KY • Pastor, Harry Coultas Sunday School 10:00 AM Pastor, Rev. Ernest Hensley Attend FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 574-0094 Worship 11:00 AM & 6:00 PM Sunday Services: 10 AM & 6 PM Worship Center Cawood, KY Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM LOYALL UNITED TRI-CITY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday Worship 11:30 a.m. TEETERSVILLE Pastor, Gary Craig Sr. • 573-1758 METHODIST CHURCH Cumberland, KY Prayer, Tuesday Night 6:00 p.m. Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Wilkerson St., Loyall, KY Pastor, Billy Lewis • 848-3524 Wednesday, Family Ministries 6:30 p.m. HARLAN BAPTIST CHURCH Teetersville, KY • Pastor, Mike Brock Pastor, Arnold Hammons • 573-2007 Sunday Services: 11 AM & 7 PM Fusion StudentThe Ministries Advertising Main and Mound Streets, Harlan, KY Sunday Service: 6:30 PM TRINITY HOLINESS TABERNACLE Wednesday 6:30 P.M. Pastor, Brandon Pugh • 573-4904 • 573-4909 Sunday Services: 10:45 AM & 6 PM CHURCH OF GOD LYNCH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hiram, KY • Pastor, Rex Lloyd For More Information Sunday School 9:30 AM Worhsip 10:35 AM AGES MOUNTAIN ASSEMBLY 589-4774 Sunday Services: 6 PM Lynch, KY • Pastor, Hugh Webb CHURCH OF GOD 848-2907 VICTORY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH www.harlanbaptist.com Ages, KY • Pastor, Donnie W. Harrison HUFF SETTLEMENT CHURCH Sunday Service: 11:15 AM Pastor, Carmon Lewis • 589-9216 Church Sunday Services: 10:15 AM & 7 PM MARY HELEN UNITED Sunday Services: 10:30 AM & 7 PM Hwy. 38, Holmes Mill, KY Manager CAWOOD CHURCH OF GOD METHODIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN Pastor, Ralph Whitaker U.S. 421 S., Cawood, KY Ky. 990, Coalgood, KY CAWOOD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday Services: 10 AM & 7 PM Bishop Eric Richardson • 573-3943 573-5916 JONES CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD Pastor, C. Robert Landis • 573-5221 Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Of Jones Creek, KY Grays Knob, KY WALLINS UNITED 306 East Clover Street, Harlan, KY Sunday Services: 10 AM & 7 PM Pastor, Don Smith • 573-7507 Sunday Service: 10:45 AM KELLY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD GOSPEL METHODIST CHURCH At ASSEMBLY Wallins, KY PANSY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Harlan, KY - parkerspreaching.com Pastor, Paul White • 573-4704 302 Popular Street Pastor, David Gross Pastor, Caleb Baker Pastor, Robby Herrington 664-7705 Sunday 10am • 5pm Your Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM LENARUE MISSIONARY CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Sunday Services: Wednesday 6pm BAPTIST CHURCH Bailey Creek Rd., Evarts, KY 11 AM & 5 PM NAZARENE Lenarue, KY Pastor, Ricky Allen • 837-8109 CUMBERLAND CHURCH 573-4510 Pastor: Joe Howard Sunday Services: 4 PM & 5 PM OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Services: 11 AM & 6 PM CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Choice Big Laurel, KY • 837-8470 3rd Avenue, Cumberland, KY Pastor, Rick Allen Pastor, Dillard Stanley •589-2742 Sunday Service: 6 PM HARLAN NAZARENE CHURCH Saturday, September 8, 2012 What’s Going On Page 13 — Harlan Daily Enterprise CHURCH Teen Club will meet at • • • • • • • facts or memorabilia that essary. Sept. 26, 27.The winners ANNOUNCEMENTS: 3:30 p.m. on Monday at The Harlan County they might have, during Clinic staff is also avail- will be announced in the Loyall Church of God’s the Extension Depot. Cooperative Extension the event that evening. able from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Enterprise. Block Party will be from This will be the first Service along with the If you have any railroad Monday through Friday • • • • • • • 3-6 p.m. today. An out- scheduled meeting for Kentucky Department of memorabilia that you to assist veterans in fill- Friendly Village door movie will begin at this school year. Students Agriculture will host a would like to display or ing out paperwork for VA Greenhouse (located 8:30 p.m. There will be in grades 7-12 from any “Pesticide Container Rinse would like more informa- health care. Interested vet- behind Cumberland River inflatables, games and school in Harlan County, and Return Program” on tion, contact the Harlan erans should bring a copy Comprehensive Care food. Everything is free to Independent or private Sept. 17. County Extension Service of their DD-214 to expe- Center) now has locally the public. schools are invited to If you have empty pes- office at 573-4464. dite their request. grown fall mums for sale • • • • • • • attend. ticide containers you may • • • • • • • For more information at $6 each. Homecoming services • • • • • • • drop them off at the Harlan Harlan County about VA health care, call A variety of colors are will begin at 6:30 p.m. The Harlan County 4-H County Extension Office Homemakers 79th Annual 606-436-2350. available: yellow gold, fla- today at Faith Holiness Horse Club will meet at from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Meeting, “Hats off to • • • • • • • mingo pink, plum, pine- with evangelist Charles 5 p.m. on Monday at the Sept. 19. The containers Homemakers,” will begin The Cumberland Tourist apple, bedazzled bronze Long. Homecoming day Extension Depot. must be empty of pesti- at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 27 Commission is sponsoring and cranberry. Business service will begin at 11 This will be the first cides and clean, preferably at the Harlan County a fall decorating contest. hours are Monday through a.m. on Sunday with din- scheduled meeting for triple rinsed. Extension Depot. R.S.V.P. This contest is open to all Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 ner following. Tommy this school year. Students For more information, by Sept. 21 by calling 573- residences and businesses p.m. and Saturday from 9 Helton will be the evan- ages 9-18 from any contact the Harlan County 4464. in the Cumberland City a.m. to 1 p.m. gelist. school in Harlan County, Cooperative Extension Members are encour- Limits. There are no strict • • • • • • • Pastor Spencer Burkhart Independent or Private Service at 573-4464. aged to wear hats; men guidelines to follow, just Businesses who are cel- invites everyone to attend. Schools are invited to • • • • • • • may wear a ball cap or any decorate your yard or busi- ebrating their 25th, 50th, • • • • • • • attend this meeting. The Harlan County other hat. Tables will be ness for the upcoming fall 75th or 100th anniversary Evarts Holiness Church’s • • • • • • • Extension Service is plan- decorated by homemakers season and register with are asked to contact the homecoming revival will The bookmobile sched- ning the sixth annual council members with the the tourism office. Harlan County Chamber continue through Sunday. ule for the week of Sept. Harlan County Railroad hat theme. There will be For each category (busi- of Commerce to be recog- Speakers include: Today 10 includes: History Evening on Sept. no contest for best deco- ness and residential) the nized in the awards pro- — Kenny Clem; Sunday Monday — Sunshine 18 at the Harlan County rated table. prize will be: First place gram on Nov. 11. Send a (Homecoming) — Jamie School, Harlan Child Extension Depot. The Club responsibilities are — $150; second place — letter to: P.O. Box 268, Edwards. Care Center, Rita’s Day event will begin at 6 p.m. to bring two door prizes $100; third place — $50. Harlan, Ky. 40831. Pastor Mike Guthrie and Care, Nursery Time Day An HO Scale Model and each members attend- The decision of the judg- SCHOOL Assistant Pastor Jamie Care, Challenge Academy, Railroad depicting the ing should bring a large ing committee is final. All ANNOUCNCEMENTS: Edwards invites everyone Cawood and Little Creek. L&N and other railroads potluck dish. eligible properties must Holy Trinity Learning to attend. Tuesday — Green will be featured. The high- • • • • • • • be located within the Center’s after school tutor- • • • • • • • Hills Elementary School, light of the evening will A DAV Representative city limits of the city of ing program is now open. Ages Church of God Bledsoe and Straight be Ron Flanary’s L&N will be at the Hazard VA Cumberland. For more information, Mtn. Assembly’s home- Creek. Railroad presentation of Outpatient Clinic (located You can register at the call 573-3570. coming revival will Wednesday — Loyall, “Forever Reliable.” Cake in the ARH Medical Mall) Cumberland Tourism • • • • • • • begin at 7 p.m. nightly Good Neighbor Road, and ice cream will also be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. every office located at 506 W. The Harlan County today through Sept. 15. Terry’s Fork and Wallins. served. Tuesday to assist veter- Main St., Cumberland, 4-H Home School Club Homecoming day service Thursday — To celebrate the history ans filing benefit claims. Monday through Friday will meet at 2 p.m. on will begin at noon on Sept. Cumberland Elementary of the railroad in Harlan Interested veterans should from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. All Monday at the Extension 16. School, Victory Road County, we are giving local bring military discharge registrations must be sub- Depot (located behind the Speakers include: Today Christian Academy and individuals the opportuni- documentation with them. mitted by 5 p.m. on Sept. Huddle House on River and Sunday — Bro. Perry Tri-Cities Nursing and ty to display railroad arti- No appointments are nec- 25. Judging will be held on Street in Harlan). Long; Monday — Bro. Rehabilitations Center. George Sowels; Tuesday Friday — No run. — Bro. Jack Carmical; • • • • • • • Wednesday, Thursday and The Harlan County Friday — Bro. Jay Walden; 4-H Council will meet Sept. 15 and 16 — Ronnie at 6 p.m. on Sept. 10 at Boggs. the Extension Depot. All • • • • • • • council members are urged Chevrolet Baptist to attend. Please contact Church’s homecoming ser- the Extension Office if you vice will begin at 11 a.m. are unable to attend. on Sunday. • • • • • • • Former pastor Marty The Harlan County 4-H Bramble will bring the Environmental Camp will message. There will be be held at Martin’s Fork special singing. Dinner Lake Sept. 11, 12 and 13. will follow. Pastor Eddie State and local agencies Huckleby and the congre- will present Environmental gation invites everyone to Education programs to all attend. fourth graders. Schools • • • • • • • have been contacted con- A homecoming service cerning dates and times. will begin at 11 a.m. on • • • • • • • Sunday at Teetersville Harlan County Shriners Baptist Church. The guest second annual “Fun Day lets you buy the great stuff you want. All with speaker will be the Rev. in the Park” will be from fingerhut.com Thomas Heck. A fellow- 1-6 p.m. on Sept. 15 at the ship dinner will follow. Harlan County Shriners Everyone is invited to Fair Ground at Putney. * attend. Everything is free. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS! • • • • • • • Activities include: Free Kelly Street Baptist kids T-shirts to the first Church’s annual homecom- 300 kids through the gate; ing service will begin at 11 inflatables, cotton candy, a.m. on Sunday. popcorn, drinks, hot dogs, Donnie Adkisson will be face painting, pony rides, the guest speaker. There horse walk, corn toss, will be special singing and water balloon toss, basket- dinner to follow. Everyone ball shoot, train rides and is invited to attend. music. • • • • • • • Kids can also tour Yocum Creek Baptist the Rescue Squad Crash Church (located in Truck, police cruiser, Air Middleton Addition of Evac helicopter and much Evarts) Awana Club meet- more. ings will be from 6:30-8 • • • • • • • p.m. and continue through- The second annual Sue out the school year begin- Ford Memorial Bike Ride ning Wednesday. is scheduled Sept. 15 at Ages K-4 through eighth Harlan County Christian grade are welcome. Kids School in Putney. earn shirts, patches and Registration will be from Awana dollars which can 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Ride be spent at the Awana begins at 1 p.m. The rain store for great prizes. date is Sept. 29. There will be food, fun and The registration fee is games as well as learning $15. All proceeds will go the Word of God. No club to benefit Harlan County fees or dues. Christian School. For more information or Route: Leave from bus pickup, call 837-3170. Putney, turn north on U.S. • • • • • • • 119; Turn right on KY 160 Homecoming at Lenarue cross Black Mountain to Missionary Baptist Church Appalachia, Va.; Turn right will begin at 11 a.m. on on KY 38 to Harlan. Sept. 16. Sunday School For more information, will not be held. call 574-1900. There will be special • • • • • • • singing and dinner to fol- The 10th annual Totz low. Pastor Joe Howard School and Community will bring the message. Reunion will begin around Everyone is welcome. 10 a.m. on Sept. 15 at COMMUNITY the lower shelter house ANNOUNCEMENTS: at Kingdom Come State The Harlan County Park. Dinner will begin at Go to fingerhut.com today! Extension Service and noon. Scrapmakers Club will Hot dogs, chips, soft sponsor a “Scrap Fest” drinks, paper plates and Shop from more than 40,000 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. napkins will be provided. at the Harlan County Bring a covered dish or products with brand names you love. Extension Depot today. your favorite dessert. *Low monthly payments are available if you apply and are accepted for a Fingerhut Credit Account issued by WebBank, who determines eligibility and The fee is $10 and is Bring a lawn/lounge chair qualifications for the terms of credit, and is offered to US residents by WebBank, a Utah-chartered industrial bank and FDIC member located in Salt Lake City, UT. payable at the door. Lunch for a comfortable seat. is included in the fee and Prize tickets will be will be provided by Harlan available at the sign in County Christian School. table. If you do craftwork Free T-shirts will be given or bake, bring a sample for to the first 50 people. door prizes. Clearly mark There will be an All Day each item as a door prize Crop (bring your own proj- with your name on it. ® ects) favor bags, vendors For more information, and door prizes (must be contact Nancy Farmer present to win). Garland at 589-2251. To register, call 573- • • • • • • • 4464. Harlan County Bureau • • • • • • • will hold their annual The Bledsoe Volunteer meeting for regular mem- Fire Department auction bers on Sept. 15 at the will begin at 6 p.m. today. Harlan office. Lunch will • • • • • • • begin at noon followed by The Harlan County 4-H the meeting. Page 14 — Harlan Daily Enterprise Saturday, September 8, 2012