February 22, 2012—THE TIMES LEADER—Princeton, Ky. Section C, Page 5

Stone-Adamsengagement announced

Kathy Stone of Eddyville announces the engage-ment of her daughter, Whitney Nicole Stone of Clarksville, Tenn., to Daniel Anthony Adams of Clarksville, Tenn., son of Ralph and Phyllis Adams of Tilene. Miss Stone is also the daughter of the late Mike Stone.

A 2003 graduate of Lyon County High School, Whitney is a practicing cosmetologist in Tennessee.

Dan, a 1995 graduate of Livingston Central High School, is production superintendent of Winn Materials Clarksville Quarry.

Wedding vows will be exchanged Saturday, March 3, at 5 p.m. at Grand Rivers Baptist Church in Grand Rivers.

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A Lyon County young-ster recently experienced a personal act of compas-sion with a haircut and do-nation of those long tress-es to the Locks of Love.

The donor was 5-year-old Tori Conger who had her very long hair cut and styled on Jan. 6.

The stylist for the spe-cial event was Kristy Men-ser of Beauty and the Beast in Princeton.

Locks of Love, which became a public, non-prof-it organization in Decem-ber 1997, works to provide hairpieces to children (un-der age 21) in the U.S. and Canada, who suffer from long-term medical hair loss because of cancer or many other medical condi-tions.

Most of the children who benefi t from Locks of Love have lost their hair because of a medical con-dition called alopecia area-ta, which has no known cause or cure. This hair loss often occurs in cancer patients as a side effect of chemotherapy treatment.

The prosthetic hair-pieces distributed through Locks of Love have the benefi t of helping to re-

store self-esteem and con-fi dence to the youth who experience hair loss.

Tori learned about the Locks of Love program from her mother, Amanda, last year when she turned 5.

Amanda Conger said that when she asked her daughter about making the donation of her hair, Tori became very excited to know that she could help other children.

Tori’s hair had been

growing since she was a baby.

Amanda said that Tori loves her new haircut and plans to let her hair grow long again so that she can make another donation to Locks of Love.

Tori attends kindergar-ten at the Christian Fel-lowship School in Draffen-ville.

She wants everyone to know that most anyone can donate hair to Locks of Love and anyone can

sponsor a Locks of Love child by donating money to the program.

Guidelines, hair dona-tion forms and other infor-mation may be found on the Locks of Love website at www.locksofl ove.org.

Lyon student makes heartfelt donation to ‘Locks of Love’Staff Report • The Times Leader

Lovely locksFURNISHED PHOTOS

Kristy Menser of Princeton’s Beauty and the Beast measured and trimmed Tori Conger’s hair (center) for a Locks of Love donation. Conger (left) grew her hair for five years before the

haircut that produced her new style (right) which she plans to let grow in preparation for a future donation.

JOEY TRAUGHBER and CAITLYN HUGHES

Hughes-Traughberengagement announced

Dann and Jaye Lynn Hughes of Princeton announce the engagement of their daughter, Caitlyn Hughes, to Joey Traughber, son of Jim and Cindy Traughber of Franklin.

Caitlyn is the granddaughter of Sherry Paxton of Princeton, Mickey Brown of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Mrs. Ada Lou Hughes of Princeton and the late Trice Hughes. She is the great-granddaughter of Mrs. Sara Aikins of Princeton and the late John Aikins, and the Rev. Jay and Cecile Brown of Jacksonville, Fla. A graduate of Western Kentucky University with a degree in finance, she is employed at Fruit of the Loom in Bowling Green as a logistics analyst.

Joey is the grandson of Bobby and Barbara Keith of Franklin and Mrs. Joan Traughber of Franklin and the late Ed Traughber. A graduate of Western Kentucky University with a degree in mechanical engineering, he is employed at Plymouth Tube in Hopkinsville as a facilities engineer.

Wedding vows will be exchanged Saturday, March 31, at 4:30 p.m. at St. Simon’s Island, Ga., with Honorable Justice Lisabeth Hughes Abramson officiating. A reception will follow at Villa de Suenos at St. Simon’s Island, Ga.

Invitations are being sent.

CHANCE McCONNELL and BRITTANY ASBURY

Asbury-McConnellengagement announced

Marc and Carla Asbury of Louisville announce the engagement of their daughter, Brittany Marie Asbury, to Chance Twayne McConnell, son of the late Robin McConnell.

Brittany is a 2007 graduate of North Bullitt High School and a 2011 graduate of Campbellsville University. She is employed as a kindergarten teacher at Wheatley Elementary School in Louisville.

Chance is a 2007 graduate of Caldwell County High School and will be a May 2012 graduate of Campbellsville University.

Wedding vows will be exchanged Friday, March 16, at Southside Baptist Church in Princeton with Gerald Cannon, Youth Minister, performing the cer-emony.

A reception will follow at the Fire Training Center on Hwy. 62 West in Princeton.

Tyrie-Thomasengagement announced

Philip and Rita Tyrie of Eddyville announce the engagement of their daughter, Lindsay Tyrie of Madisonville, to Derek Thomas, of Madisonville, son of Darrell and Martha Thomas.

Lindsay attended Lyon County High School. Derek attended North Hopkins High School and is employed at Jenmar.

Wedding vows will be exchanged Saturday, April 14, at 4 p.m. at Providence Rural United Methodist Church.

Duplicate Bridge win-ners announced for Tuesday evening, Feb. 14, in individual games at the George Coon Public Li -brary were John Brown,

first place; a tie for second place between Claire Shrewsbury and Jennie Robinson; and a tie for third between Kay Farmer and Sherry Paxton.

Bridge winners announced

Attend NDWC convention meeting Cald well County Demo-

cratic Woman’s Club mem-bers attending a meet-ing of the committee for the National Democratic Woman’s Club Convention, to be held at the historic Brown Hotel in Louisville, on Saturday were Sharron Belcher, Susan Campbell

and Bettie Wallace.Attending from the Lyon

County Club were Judi Stone and Kay McCollum.

Belcher is chair of the decorations committee; Wallace is chair of the reg-istration committee and co-chair of the Taste of Ken-tucky; Campbell is chair

of the journal committee; Stone is treasurer for the convention; and McCollum is chair of Taste of Ken-tucky Committee.

Susanna French of Ben-ton is chair of the commit-tee to bring the national convention to Kentucky from May 30-June 3.

’67 Reunion planning held

Members of the Cald-well County High School Class of 1967 held a plan-ning meeting Thursday at Pagliai’s Restaurant.

The 45th reunion will be Saturday, July 7, in connec-tion with the week of July 4. It will be at the Univer-sity of Kentucky Research and Education Center.

Other details were ta-bled until the next meeting Thursday, March 29, 6 p.m. at Pagliai’s Restaurant.

Anyone desiring infor-mation about the upcom-ing meeting or wanting to volunteer for a committee may contact Jim Overfi eld at 365-5287 or 625-6966.