Boling Chapel News

We are glad to report that Janet Burk was able to leave the hospital on Friday. She is spending some time with her son-in-law and daughter, Tim and Debbie Johnson, at Louisville. Her visitors have been Donna and Branden Johnson, Joey and Jordyn, Dennis Russ, Katie Russ, Savon and Kane and Kimmie Gollar.

Amanda Alexandre, Reagen, McKinley, Emerson and Madox of Louisville spent Tuesday with Ray and Teresia Harris.

Natalie Johnson is spending two weeks with Billie Edge and Barbara Johnson and Dusty.

Sunday dinner guests of Homer and Peachie Edge were Rob and Cindy Thorp, Logan and Lindsey Clouse, Lainey and Lawson, and Mark and JoVonna Smiley and Penny.

Kelly Drury and Lainey visited Mark and Lisa Boling on Sunday.

Kim and Debbie McManaway visited Paul Rusher at Fordsville on Sunday.

We send get well wishes to Dortha Boling, who hasn’t been feeling well.

Mr. and Mrs. Zack Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Boling and Shanda Boling were visitors of NaDean Boling.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hickey visited Linda Boling on Friday.

Laurel Fant visited Linda Boling on Saturday. They watched the baseball game.

We extend our sympathy to the family of Gerald Stephens of Pellville, who passed away on Friday.

Little Nash Bevill celebrated his first birthday Saturday at Vastwood Park. Those from his family there were his parents, Dakota and Ashlee Bevill, Levi, Bella and Sophia, Jason and Andrea Bevill, Sandy Richards, Steve and Sherry Corley, and Courtlyn and James Schepers, Ryatt and Ruston.

Alisa Hagan, Willow, Reed and Oliver, Kailie Jackson and Wendy Jackson visited Bobby and Peggy Jackson on Friday.

On Saturday, Cierra Jackson had a graduation party. Those present were Jeff and Olivia Jackson, Alexis Jackson, Wendy Jackson, Nicholas and Brennen, Debbie Jackson and Bobby and Peggy Jackson.

Gen Ortiz and Kylie Johnson of Henderson visited Billie Edge and Barbara Johnson and Dusty on Saturday evening.

On Sunday after church, Delores Raines, Linda Richards, Sarah Todd, Charlotte Pack, Laurel Fant, Nada McDonough and Linda Boling enjoyed lunch at the Miller House.