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The Central Baptist Church Royal Ambassadors of Alcoa handed out bottles of water in an outreach project. The boys gave away 450 bottles of water with the Bible verse John 4:13-14 attached.

The Central Baptist Church Royal Ambassadors of Alcoa handed out bottles of water in an outreach project. The boys gave away 450 bottles of water with the Bible verse John 4:13-14 attached.

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  • Friends enjoy a lunch together. Pictured are, from left, Rhonda Sullivan, Robin McDaniel and Addie Loftis.
  • On Oct. 12, to commemorate the anniversary date of the death of Gen. Robert E. Lee, members of the Capt. W. Y. C. Hannum Chapter 1881 United Daughters of the Confederacy donated a book to the Blount County Library entitled “Pride of the South: Confederate Leaders of The Civil War.” Present for the presentation were, from left, Florence Byrd, Elaine Russell, Kathryn Pagles, Betty Best, Cathy Jenkins and Debra Wilson.
  • The Central Baptist Church Royal Ambassadors of Alcoa handed out bottles of water in an outreach project. The boys gave away 450 bottles of water with the Bible verse John 4:13-14 attached.
  • The Maryville Middle School Varsity softball team pose for a picture.
  • The Captain W.Y.C. Hannum #1881 Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy held a News and Dues Tea on Sept. 25 at the home of Chapter President Elaine Russell to start the 2010-2011 year. Pictured in front are Elaine Russell, Amber Hall and Charlotte Miller. In back, from left, are Lorna Methany, Debra Wilson, Diana Flaherty, Barbara Spence, Ginger Pierce, Shirley Hall, Julie Murr, Mary Lynn Morgan, Janie Bitner and Florence Byrd.
  • Ashley Myrick, Bailey Howell, Evan Howell and Vinnie Hausenstaub take a break while working at the Oakes Farms corn maze.
  • Lisa Crowe, clinical coordinator at The Breast Center at Fort Sanders West, and Lori Miracle, group fitness director at Fort Sanders Health and Fitness Center, get ready for “Pink Day” at the fitness center on Saturday, Oct. 16. Fort Sanders Health and Fitness Center hosted the event in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, to raise awareness about breast cancer and promote early detection through screening mammograms.
  • Maryville Softball had their post-season Halloween Party at Coach Bill's house.

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