Living

The Womens Club of Harrison County held their April 13 meeting at the Cynthiana Country Club. Bonnie Teater, president, presided at the meeting.
Lois McCauley gave the blessing and the Spiritual Value.
After lunch Anna Ruth McLoney introduced Beth Laytart who presented the music program.
Virgie Wells introduced Michele  Foley who provided the program, Perennial Gardens Beautiful.
Four guest were welcomed, Anita Mitchell, Pat Fryman, Becky Barnes and Sherry Copes.

Jessika Neace and Wesley Wade, both of Cynthiana, announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
Neace is the daughter of Elizabeth and Dan Zimmerman of Somerset, Ky. and Bobby and Dorothy Neace of Cynthiana. She is a 2007 graduate of Harrison County High School.
Wade is the son of Gerald and Bonie Wade of Cynthiana. He is a 2003 graduate of Harrison County High School.
The wedding will take place May 30, 2012 in Oahu, Hawaii.

The annual Equal Pay Day event is held each year as a reminder that it takes an extra three and one-half months for women to make the same as our male counterparts do in 12 months. Women make 77 cents to every one dollar men make.

This year marks the 17th annual Women’s Health Issues seminar, which will be held Monday, April 30.  
Each year the objective of the program is to try to educate women on a variety of health topics and preventative measures.
Programs vary each year to meet the specific needs of the women of Harrison County.  The planning committee uses the previous year’s evaluations and suggestions of the committee members in making choices of speakers and topics.