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MEMORIAL DAY 2002 - A Country Life Pictorial, Life In The Slow Lane

(05/25/2026)
A SAMPLER OF COUNTRY LIFE IN THE SLOW LANE

MEMORIAL DAY 2002

Sportsmen-like conduct following the big game at Arnoldsburg

Placing flowers of remembrance at Mt. Zion Cemetery

The Hall-Marks barbecue at Millstone, chicken and chops

Kildare eggs in the graveled parking lot at Stump
Funeral Home in Arnoldsburg, the late Pete Bush
reposing inside would have enjoyed the sight

A walking prayer group in Spencer, praying
on every corner for our wonderful America

The Arnoldsburg game is over and you can guess the rest...

A yard sale at Millstone is "raising money for the kids."

Forty Queen Flora's since 1962...Calhoun's Wood Festival

The CHS football team in recognized after a "good season."

The cemetery in uptown Hur is trimmed
and fixed for weekend visitors

Roger Jarvis, the quiet and dutiful volunteer, works
on the old Stevens School with his dedicated helpers

The Sycamore Baptist Church on the Mt. Zion Ridge, fading, but now restored

A Ritchie County church, beyond fading ...


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