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A8 SOCIAL • the lebanon enterprise • wednesday, january 11, 2012

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTMaysBobby Joe Mays and Martha Suzanne

Dant of Lebanon announce the birth of a 6-pound, 11-ounce son, Bobby Joe Mays Jr., born Oct. 27, 2011, at Spring View Hospital, Lebanon.

Maternal grandparents are Joe and Linda Dant of Lebanon.

Paternal grandparents are Anna Laura Mays of Lebanon and the late Jack Mays.

MAYS

BIRTHDAY ANNOUNCEMENTSHallmarkLandyn Cage Hallmark celebrated his

1st birthday Dec. 30, 2011. He is the son of Chucky and Shannon Hallmark of Lebanon. He is the grandson of Donald and Helen McCarty of Lebanon and the late Dorothy Hallmark of Gravel Switch. Landyn Cage has three brothers, Adam, Cambron and Ethan.

WheatleySophia Grace Wheatley will celebrate

her 2nd birthday Jan. 13, 2012. She is the daughter of Joey and Leslie Wheatley of Raywick. Grandparents are Donna and Tim McQueary, Terry Smith and Larry and Lois Wheatley. Great-grandparents are Donald and Carol Jean Smith, Billy and Shirley Lanham, Adeline Thomas and Patricia Wheatley. She has one brother, Evan.

HALLMARK

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SENIOR CITIZENS MENUSMonday, Jan 16: ClosedTuesday, Jan. 17: Baked

pork chop, buttered corn, lima beans, mandarin orang-es, cornbread.

Wednesday, Jan. 18: Swiss steak, wild rice w/apricots, buttered carrots, strawberries and bananas, roll.

Thursday, Jan. 19: Beef vegetable soup, ham or tur-key sandwich, mixed fruit, peanut butter cookie.

Friday, Jan. 20: Tuna cro-quettes, rigatoni and toma-toes, buttered broccoli, banana pudding, roll.

Jerry A. and Linda Bland Reynolds will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a Mass at St. Augustine on Saturday, Jan. 22, 2012. The couple was married Jan. 20, 1962. They have four

children, one deceased, and four grandchildren.

Couple celebrates golden anniversary

■ EDUCATION

MR. AND MRS. JERRY A. REYNOLDS

■ WEDDING

MR. AND MRS. MATTHEW MATTINGLY

Holland, Mattingly marry October 22

Emily Holland and Matthew Mattingly were united in marriage at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 22, 2011, at The Factory in Franklin, Tenn. Emily Witsiepe officiated the ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Craig and Donna Holland of Franklin, Tenn. and the granddaughter of Carol Fleenor of Bowling Green.

The groom is the son of Bill and Connie Mattingly of Lebanon and the grand-son of Bob and Marianna Mattingly and the late Charlotte Mattingly, all of Lebanon, and Ruby Wilson and the late Gilbert Turner of Mt. Sterling.

Stephanie Holland served as maid of honor and Melanie

Tracey served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Caroline Schroder, Annaliece Mattingly, Wende Tate, Stephanie Spurlock, Allie Hanson and Julia Crownover. Bella Haas served as flower girl.

Will Mattingly served as best man. Groomsmen were Bentley Blair, Joe Vincent Blair, Chase Burdette, Rocky Ebelhar, Jim Eubank, Vince Gill, Michael Hanson and Will Spalding. Ring bear-ers were Mason Osman and Sawyer Tracey.

A reception followed the ceremony at The Factory.

After a wedding trip to the Virgin Islands, the cou-ple is making their home in Franklin, Tenn.

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Pictured are the St. Charles Middle School Hall of Valor students who have been recognized during the 2nd term. Students are nominated by their teachers for modeling school-wide expectations and demonstrating outstanding academic performance and/ or effort and behavior.

St. Charles Middle School Hall of Valor students

MCHS Students of the Week

Freshman student of the week is Tonia Leonard. She is the daughter of Mary Leonard of Bradfordsville. She was nomi-nated by Sherbie King, her health education teacher.

Sophomore student of the week is Brooklyn Russell. Her parents are Karen and Larry Russell of Loretto. She was nominated by Haley Parman, her Pre-AP Algebra II teacher.

Senior student of the week is Patrick Gribbins. His parents are Jennifer and Keith Gribbins of Lebanon. He was nominated by Haley Parman, his Pre-Cal-culus teacher.

Junior student of the week is Durbin Richardson. He is the son of Stephanie Keeling of Gravel Switch. He was nomi-nated by Haley Parman, his Pre-Calculus teacher.

St. Catharine College recently announced the list of students who have achieved extraordinary academic suc-cess for the Fall 2011 semes-ter.

The dean’s list includes all students who had a grade point average of 3.6 - 3.999. The following students were recognized for their aca-demic achievement: Lauren Caldwell, Tonya Gootee, Jillian Leake, Priscilla Lee, Stuart Mattingly, Madison Moore, Corey O’Daniel,

Kenna Smith, Caroline Thomas, and Ashley Wathen, all of Lebanon, Adrienne Leigh of Bradfordsville, and Ethan Smith of Loretto.

The president’s list includes all students who had a perfect 4.0 grade point average. The following students were rec-ognized for their academic achievement:

Derek Cissell of Loretto, Misty Kehm of Lebanon, Lindsey Mattingly of Loretto, and Ralph Montgomery of Lebanon.

■ ST. CATHARINE COLLEGE

Students are named to dean’s, president’s lists