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September 2016
Sept 15:
Theatre Memphis:
Beauty and the Beast
This exuberant, classic story tells of a
prince transformed into a hideous beast
as punishment for his cruel and selfish
ways and of an adventurous young wom-
an whom he imprisons in his castle. He
must win her love to regain his human-
ity. Call box office for tickets @ 682-8323.
Sign up in transportation, bus leaves at
6:30 pm.
Sept 16:
Travel Group Outing
Enjoy a day out starting at the Belz Ex-
hibit: Jade Museum & Judaic Art. The
Museum has also opened their Holocaust
Memorial Gallery. This trip you will have
your own audio headphones so you can
go at your own pace and visit the areas
you find most interesting. The admis-
sion is $5.00. After we have reservations
at one of downtown fabulous resteraunts,
Felicia Suzanne, they are only open for
lunch on Fridays and change their menu
daily, as they use all local farmers for their
produce. Sign up in transportation. Bus
leaves at 10:00 am. If you have any ques-
tions call Pat Watson at 491-2014.
Sept 16:
Magnum P.I.: Adelaide
A woman hires Magnum to protect “Nor-
man”, who is facing kidnap unless she
pays a ransom, but the case has some un-
expected turns when Magnum finds that
her uncle is an old Vietnam comrade who
is against him being hired, and that Nor-
man is none other than a prized racehorse.
Theater showtimes 10:30 & 1:30 pm.
Sept 16:
Music with Vocalist
Stephen White
Join Stephen White accompanied by his
wife Deb to hear some of your favorite
tunes. Friday in the Lobby at 6:00 pm.
Sept 19:
Lunch Bunch @
Amerigo
Amerigo is a casual, energetic, affordable
neighborhood Italian restaurant serving
a blend of traditional and modern Italian
cuisine. Authentic pastas, hand-made piz-
zas, fresh seafood and wood-fired steaks
offer something for everyone at Amerigo.
Our restaurant is warm and inviting, with
friendly yet professional service. Sign up
in transportation. Bus leaves at 11:00 am.
Sept 20:
The Book Baggers
Whether you read or would like to hear
about books being discussed, come and
check us out. This is a great way to expand
your horizons. This month’s read will be
“In the Garden of Beasts: Love, Terror,
and an American Family in Hitler’s Ber-
lin” by Erik Larson. The Book Baggers will
be meeting Tuesday, September 20 this
month in the Chapel at 6:30 pm.
Sept 23:
NatGeo:
Grand Canyon
Join a scientific expedition along the 277
miles of the Grand Canyon with this fas-
cinating National Geographic special.
Along the way, you’ll experience hazard-
ous rapids and explore some of the can-
yon’s enduring mysteries. The scientists
search for new evidence about how and
when the canyon was formed, why its
mountain lions continue to be plagued by
a deadly disease, why the majestic Cali-
fornia Condor nearly became extinct, and
more. Theater showtimes 1:30 & 6:30 pm.
Sept 21:
Virtual Field Trip
Join us in the Movie Theater as we go on a
Virtual Field Trip. Where ever we go you
will be able to see your tour guide live and
they can see you. The destination will be
announced closer to the time to enable
the creators to send us to the most inter-
esting places. The journey begins at 2:00
pm. in the Movie Theater. Watch your
bulletin boards for details.
Sept 22:
Brooks Museum
Senior Tea and Tour
Enjoy a leisurely tour of the museum’s
collection of Renaissance and Baroque
art, followed by tea and treats in the mu-
seum’s Terrace Room. Entry Fee is $3.00
at the door. Sign up in transportation. Bus
leaves at 1:15 pm.
Sept 23:
Planet Earth:
Ice Worlds
The advance and retreat of polar ice is the
real challenge to life. As the sea freezes
in Antarctica, all animals flee except for
the Emperor Penguin. Meanwhile, in the
Artic, the polar bear’s forced to swim vast
distances and take on one of the deadliest
adversaries on the planet. Theater show-
times 10:30 am & 1:30 pm.
Sept 23:
The Matt Barber
Experience
Join one of our great out of town perform-
ers Matt Barber as he performs the clas-
sics from 40s, 50s, 6os and beyond. Friday
September 23 at 6:00 pm in the Perform-
ing Arts Center.
Sept 27:
Ladies Interdenomi-
national Circle “The Uplifters”
The Uplifters Circle is a nondenomi-
national group of women dedicated to
missions, prayer and Bible study. All are
welcome, come to the Chapel at 2:00 pm
to join in fellowship with this wonderful
group of ladies every fourth Tuesday of
the month.
Sept 27:
My Cousin Vinny
New York lawyer Vinny has never won
a case. When his teenage cousin Bill and
his friend Stan are accused of murder in
a backwater Alabama town, it’s up to the
nervous Vinny to save him from jail, even
though Vinny has only ever tried personal
injury cases before, and none of them suc-
cessfully. Theater showtimes 1:30 pm and
6:30 pm.
Sept 28:
Magnum P.I.: Don’t
Say Goodbye
Magnum’s services are once again called
upon by Agatha Kimball after she has
been contacted by a blackmailer claim-
ing to have some important information
about her granddaughter, Amy, but a
botched money drop has Magnum think-
ing they’re in far worse trouble than he’s
been led to believe. Theater showtimes
1:30 pm & 6:30 pm.
Sept 30:
Southern Gospel:
Redeemer’s Call
Join us to hear this wonderful Gospel
Quartet from Redeemer Church, “Re-
deemers Call”. One of the members is our
own resident Joan Hayne’s daughter, San-
dy. Join us Friday at 6:00 pm in the Lobby.