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The Arts Council of Moore County announces the Campbell House Galleries May exhibit, featuring paintings by Sharon Ferguson, Jugtown Pottery, JLK Jewelry by Jennie Lorette Keatts and woodwork by Andrew Ownbey.
Sponsors for this event include Ann and Monty Busick; Sue Byrd and Glenn Bradley; Susan and Owen Collins; Gray and Samuel Dixon; Susan Gaines; Allison and John Haywood; Lynne and Fritz Healy; George Hoffman; Ikuko Hussey; Dot and Rick Kimelman; Poyner Spruill LLP; Rubicon Farm/Elizabeth and Russell Sugg; and Joyce White.
Local artist Sharon Ferguson works mostly in oils, but sometimes in graphite, pastel, watercolor and colored pencil. Her interest in art began around the age of four when she started painting life-like dinosaur murals on her parentsâ walls. With their encouragement, she went on to win her first art competition in the first grade. Raised in the country, Ferguson grew up with a passionate interest and love of the outdoors. She says that her art has always
MedStar Georgetown’s School Health Center at Anacostia High
Michelle Francis walked past a student one morning at Anacostia High School where she works at a clinic run by MedStar Georgetown University Medical Center then looked back to see him stuff a sleeping bag and duffel into the bushes. Suspecting that the student was homeless, she worked with clinic and school staff to connect him and his family to housing.
“As a nurse, we are trained to be observant,” says Francis, 55, who has been an LPN for 11 years. “I might take a blood pressure and notice cutting on the arm. We had another student, her clothes were dirty. She said her parents didn’t have money for detergent.”
Janet Rae Williams Hundley, 83, passed away on February 12, 2021, at her home in Hull, Texas, in the presence of loved ones. She was born on January 20, 1938, to Elmer and Mabel Trahan Williams and lived most of her life in the Hull-Daisetta community where she was born. She graduated as valedictorian of her high school class and continued her involvement with HD schools throughout her life.
Janet excelled in multiple careers, including working as secretary to school principals and local attorneys; serving as tax collector, cafeteria manager, and transportation coordinator for the HD school district; owning and managing two convenience stores with her husband Sam in Livingston; and managing a private kindergarten at her home in Hull. She could balance a budget, open a tight jar, tell a great story, dance like a star, and find humor in almost any situation. Creativity flowed from her fingertips, from writing songs and poems to playing piano, from cooking Cajun favorites to teaching m