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June
19
Downton Abbey,
Season 3, Episode 2
With the estate’s future hanging in
the balance, Mary hopes to receive a
bailout from grandmother Martha -
and with Violet’s help, tries to make
sure Downton puts on a bigger show
than ever before with a grand party
for friends and neighbors. Meanwhile,
Mrs. Hughes hears worrying news,
and O’Brien’s efforts to boost Alfred’s
progress meets with disapproval from
Thomas. Episode 2 will be shown at
both 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. in The
Movie Theater.
June
25
Kirby Pines
Prayer Group
Join the Kirby Pines Prayer Group every
first and fourth Tuesday in the Chapel at
10:30
a.m. as we pray for friends and
family.
June
20
Theatre Memphis Presents
“
Singin’ in the Rain”
Based on one of the world’s best-loved
films, this show has charm, romance
and comedy plus old Hollywood glitz
and glamour. Silent movie stars are
the biggest names in the world. Don
Lockwood has it all, a string of hit films
and a studio-engineered romance with
the most beautiful actress in town. But
with the new phenomenon of the talking
picture on the way and a chance meeting
with a talented young chorus girl,
things are about to change. Great songs
are featured including Good Morning,
Make ‘em Laugh, Moses Supposes and
the favorite Singin’ in the Rain. Call the
Box Office at 901.682.8323 for tickets.
Bus leaves at 6:30 p.m. Sign up in
Transportation.
June
21
Music with
Rudy Martin
Born in Havana Cuba, Rudy Martin
has been playing and singing for over
30
years. He is a “crooner” who loves
to sing classic standards and ballads as
well as R&B, jazz, pop, and even light
country. He loves to entertain and really
get the audience involved! Rudy will be
in The Lobby at 6:00 p.m.
June
22
First Baptist Church
High School Choir
The First Baptist Church High School
Choir from Montgomery, Alabama
returns to Kirby! The group will be in
The Performing Arts Center at 10:30
a.m. to sing some traditional hymns
along with a few newer songs. These
9
th- 12th graders all attend First Baptist
Church and are very excited to connect
with us through song and fellowship.
June
24
Amedisys
Home Health
This month’s topic is a very important
one, “Getting a Good Night’s Rest.”
R.N. Peggy McDonald will be in The
Large Card Room at 10:30 a.m. to give
us helpful tips and suggestions to get
the rest we need to function at our best.
June
24
Lunch Bunch at
Las Delicias
Las Delicias Mexican Bar and Grill has
been serving authentic and affordable
Mexican food as a family-owned and
locally-operated restaurant since 2003.
Voted Best Mexican restaurant by
several local publications, Las Delicias
takes Mexican food to a whole new
level. The recipes and traditions come
directly from Mexico thanks to owners,
Leila andAntonio Martinez. Experience
genuine, authentic Mexican food that is
different from anything you have ever
had. Bus leaves at 11:00 a.m. Sign up in
Transportation.
June
25
Ladies Interdenominational
Circle Meeting, “The Uplifters”
Come to the Chapel the fourth Tuesday
of every month at 2:00 p.m. to join in
fellowship with this wonderful group of
ladies.
June
25
Downton Abbey,
Season 3, Episode 3
Edith’s big day finally arrives, but will
her enthusiasm convince the family
that Strallan’s age doesn’t matter?
Meanwhile, Mrs. Hughes anxiously
awaits her results, Anna makes a
breakthrough to help Bates, and Mary
takes matters into her own hands to
secure the estate’s future - but the
personal cost could be high. Episode
3
will be shown at both 2:00 p.m. and
6:30
p.m.
June
26
Patriotic Pops
Concert
Second Presbyterian’s annual Patriotic
Pops concert will feature world-
renowned soprano Kallen Esperian
with the Second Presbyterian Church
Chancel Choir and Orchestra. The
program will include patriotic favorites
as well as several classic standards by
Cole Porter, Irving Berlin and Rodgers
and Hammerstein. Bus leaves at 5:30
p.m. Sign up in Transportation.
June
28
Music with
Joyce Cobb
As a singer, teacher, and actor, Joyce
has done it all: Signed a deal at Stax
Records, cut a Top 40 hit, “Dig The
Gold,” for the Cream label, opened
shows for The Temptations, Muddy
Waters, and Al Jarreau, toured
Europe, performed with the Memphis
Symphony Orchestra, and starred in
local productions of Ain’t Misbehavin’
and the Center For Southern Folklore’s
Beale Street Saturday Night (which
she co-created). Born in Oklahoma and
reared in Nashville, Joyce has been
immersed in music since her childhood
days singing in her grandmother’s
church. A popular and sought-after
performer, she is also an adjunct faculty
member at the University of Memphis.
Joyce will be in our Lobby at 6:00 p.m.
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