Kay Tyler attended the piano recital of her grandson, Jordan Tyler, Sunday afternoon, May 21. It was held at the Jefferson Public Library in Jefferson. After the recital, she visited with her uncle and aunt, Sam and Ruth Dunaway of Winder. That night she attended a play at the First Baptist Church of Winder where all three of her grandchildren, Jordan, Caleb, and Sydney Tyler, had a part. Betty Dobson was joined by Amy Winecoff and her children, Zach and Kierstyn, of Grier, S.C., in attending the graduation of grandson, Teddy Brown, from Elbert County High School last Friday night. The graduation took place at the Granite Bowl in Elberton. Also attending was Betty's brother, Charles Truitt, and his wife, Charlotte, of Elberton. Betty went home with Amy and children and spent the night. They ate breakfast at I-Hop restaurant in Greenville Saturday morning then went on to Calhoun Falls, S.C., to their annual city-wide yard sale with Betty returning home that afternoon. David Tyler presented a good message at the Independence United Methodist Church in Tignall in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Marvin Mason. Almond Standard was interviewed for six hours with someone from "Country Magazine." He will be featured in the August issue of this magazine. Pat Mack and Betty Reese spent almost a week with their sister, Sara Frances Henderson, of Beech Island, S.C. Beulah Baptist Church will be having homecoming June 11. There will be singing from 10:00-11:00 on that morning, followed by the worship service brought by Rev. Jamie Callaway. For the homecoming dinner after the service there will be barbecue and a covered dish from those attending. About a week ago a group of about 13 members from Beulah Baptist Church visited the HEART Ministries in Lavonia. The group sang and had a program for the women in residence. Tignall Baptist Church is looking forward to a great Bible School from June 12 to 16. The time will be from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Commencement will be Friday night, June 16. John Carter is participating in the Farmers Market across from the Old Jail in Washington. Susannah says he sold all he carried, but it is early in the season and he doesn't have that much to sell right now. He will have quite an array of vegetables, fruits, and peanuts coming in later. He will be at the market every Saturday. John and Susannah live across the road from the once Charlie Wright home. They are the couple who bought and moved the House (Jim, Frances and Bud House) house from Delhi Road to this location. They remodeled, added a second floor and it doesn't look like the same house. John is really into growing vegetables big time! Susannah teaches the second grad at Washington-Wilkes Primary School. She also does the weaving and spinning demonstration at the fall festivals. They are a very interesting couple. Frankie and Gloria Ware, their daughter, Renee Flanagan, and her children of Lincolnton, daughter-inlaw, Teresa Ware and her children all went to Milledgeville to visit with Gloria's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, and her two sisters and a brother. Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Cox had the members of the Wilkes County Baptist Church over to their house for a cookout after church Sunday night. They enjoyed hamburgers and hotdogs and swimming in the pool. We are glad to hear that Vivian Wolozin has been transferred from Athens Regional Hospital to Wills Memorial Hospital and is improving. Don't forget the tent revival will begin on Sunday, June 4, and go through June 9.