|
The Old Hemlock Foundation sponsored an Open House and
Concert on July 11 to benefit Arts and Literacy at Bruceton School. Chad Slagle, an artist with
local roots, donated his talents in honor of George Bird Evans who was a catalyst
in his career. Thanks to all the
folks who supported this activity.
Click on picture for a short movie of evening and sample of Chad’s
talent.
|
Thanks to these
businesses
For selling
tickets:
Clear
Mountain Bank- Bruceton Mills
Wesbanco-
Bruceton Mills
HairMatters/
Jenny Po- Hazelton
Mill
Stone-Bruceton Mills
Supporting
agencies were:
Bruceton
School Academic Boosters
North
Preston Historical Society
Bruceton
Athletic Boosters
|
|
NEWS: On July 27, twenty-five
Upward Bound students and their instructors from WVU visited Old
Hemlock. The students learned
about the lives of George and Kay Evans, and volunteered community
service. These high school
students learned how George and Kay designed their lives at Old Hemlock
through art, literature and English Setters. LeJay Graffious, director,
stressed to the students that they are the designers of their future. For
the complete story follow this link to Reporter Courtney Dunn’s full
report.
|
Photo by Courtney Dunn, Reporter for
WBOY TV
|
|
Store- Now
available CDs and DVDs for order.
·
CDs- Evening at Old
Hemlock - Volumes 1, 2 & 3: George Bird and Kay Evans reading
selections from their writings.
·
DVD’s- so, Kay’s 8 mm movies with commentary by
George and Kay are available on DVDs.
|
|
