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Book Discussion
Group
Whether you read or would like to hear
about books being discussed, come and
check it out. This is a great way to ex-
pand your horizons. Tuesday, June 23rd
at 10:00am in Ante Room. This month’s
read is “Still Alice” written by Lisa
Genova. The Movie “Still Alice” will be
shown in The Movie Theater on Satur-
day, June 20. The 2015 Academy Award
for Best Actress in a Leading Role went
to Julianne Moore for “Still Alice”.
July
23
Ladies Interdenominational
Circle Meeting “The Uplifters”
The Uplifters Circle is a nondenomi-
national group of women dedicated to
missions, prayer and Bible study led
by Elsie Huffard. All are welcome, just
come to the Chapel at 2:00 pm to join in
fellowship with this wonderful group of
ladies every 4th Tuesday of the month.
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June
24
IMAX: Alaska - Spirit of
the Wild
Imax Alaska: Narrated by Oscar win-
ner Charlton Heston, this documentary
gives viewers an unprecedented look at
the beauty and danger of the Alaskan
wild by setting its cameras in the mid-
dle of a powerful caribou stampede and
a quiet wolf pack hunt. Amazing sights
abound, from frolicking polar bears to
the spectacular Aurora Borealis, provid-
ing viewers with a unique look at one of
the most difficult places in the world for
life to survive and flourish. Showtimes
in the Theater are 1:30 and 6:30 pm.
June
23
Movie:
Broken Trail Parts 1 & 2
Broken Trail: Nominated for six Emmys
(with a win for Best Miniseries), this
Western follows a pair of horse traders
who rescue five Chinese girls sold into
sexual slavery. While herding 500 hors-
es to Wyoming, Prentice Ritter (Rob-
ert Duvall) and his nephew (Thomas
Haden Church) cross paths with the
quintet and reluctantly take them un-
der their wing. But the men’s good turn
leads to a run-in with the madam who
bought the girls and the nasty ex-con
sent to reclaim them. Showtimes Part I
on the 23rd at 10:00 am and 6:30 pm.
Part II on the 30th are 1:30 and 6:30 pm.
June
21
Father’s Day Concert with
Singing Duo “The Sisters”
Don’t miss this Father’s Day Concert
with the cute singing duo “The Sisters”
two real life sisters; Gail Mathewson
and Sue Frazier. They sing your favor-
ite oldies from 1940’s-1970’s including
July
21
Father’s Day Ugliest
Tie Contest
To celebrate Father’s Day, please wear
that awful tie you got for Christmas
years ago that’s been collecting dust in
your closet, it could just make you a
winner! Judging starts at noon and win-
ners will be announced at 12:30 pm.
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June
26
Music in the Lobby with the
Diana Stein
Diana Stein has been playing piano
professionally for about 30 years. Her
repertoire includes standards, blues,
jazz, ragtime, theater music, & some
boogie-woogie! Her greatest pleasure is
reaching out with music, and touching
those who listen, or just making them
feel happy. She enjoys having audiences
sing with her or getting up to dance! Be
sure to join her at 6:00 pm Friday 26th
in the Lobby.
June
23
Germantown School of
Performing Arts
Please join us at 2:00 pm in the PAC to
see these young performers share their
talents via song,dance and music during
their Summer Showcase. This will be
the 6th year since they have been com-
ing to share their talent. Please support
our youth.
June
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Kirby Traveler’s
Group Outing
Their Story” Rising up from the rich
soil of the Mighty Mississippi, Memphis
is the perfect blend of raw and sophis-
ticated spirit, where its authentically
southern and soulful charm delivers ex-
traordinary experiences. The music has
a sound all its own; they call it the Delta
Blues. Easy, pure, unique, and memo-
rable, just like the Delta Blues Winery.
Come enjoy a day out with the Traveler’s
Group. This month they will be head-
ing out to Lakeland to “The Delta Blues
Winery” for a tour, wine tasting and box
lunch . Cost of tasting, lunch and bus is
$20.00. Please pay Andy Boles on day
of departure. RSVP and questions go to
Andy Boles @ 346-0890.
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The Orpheum Presents
“Mama Mia”
On the idyllic Greek isle of Kalokairi,
single mom Donna Sheridan goes into a
tizzy when her bride-to-be daughter in
a bid to learn her father’s identity, invites
three of Donna’s ex-lovers to the wed-
ding. Buoyed by the tunes of ABBA, this
effervescent yarn was a Golden Globe
nominee for Best Picture. Head down
to The Orpheum on Saturday, May 20.
Bus leaves at 1:00 pm Showtime is 2:00
pm. Call Orpheum Box office for tickets
901-525-3000.
June
19
Music in the Lobby with
Hank and Nora
Come to the Lobby at 6:00 pm to hear
this wonderful dup. Hank and Nora
sing classic country, vintage standards
and Memphis music accompanying
themselves on guitars.
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Theatre Memphis Presents
“Anything Goes”
Anything goes: This classic Bing Cros-
by-Donald O’Connor vehicle takes in-
spiration fromCole Porter’s masterpiece
about two collaborating composers, Bill
Benson and Ted Adams, who wind up
recruiting two very different actresses
to star in their next Broadway hit. It’s
a race to the klieg lights from there on
out. Memorable tunes include “You’re
the Top” and “I Get a Kick Out of You.”
For tickets call box office at 682-8323.
Sign up in transportation. Bus Leaves at
6:30 pm.
Big Band, Jazz, Country, Rock n Roll,
and Gospel. They will be performing in
The Lobby at 1:30 pm after Father’s Day
Brunch.