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Sculpture by Ashley Daniels wins first place statewide Adair County High School Art Student was sponsored by the Columbia Woman's Club, a strong advocate for the arts. CWC is sponsoring a Kentucky Humanities speaker each April at Lindsey's Slider Humanities building, 155 Blue Raider Drive, Columbia, KY, Tuesday, April 23, 2013, 7pm-8pmCT. The free and open to the public program will feature Marianne Ramsey giving a visual presentation of early Kentucky furniture with an overview of craftsmen working in Kentucky. Click on headline for complete article with photo(s) By Vonnie Kolbenschlag Each year the General Federation of Women's Clubs - GFWC - has state art competitions for high school students. District winners' pieces are entered in the state competition. This year a sculpture created by Ashley Daniels won first place over all entries from Kentucky. The Columbia Woman's Club, part of GFWC/KY, submitted the sculpture entry. Our club is open to all women, whose purpose is community service - one of which is the arts. We thank art teacher, Debra Wimmer, for helping students create quality art pieces and for supporting our efforts in the competition. Each year we have local first place state winners from various categories. Another of Columbia Woman's Club's art projects is sponsoring a Kentucky Humanities speaker each April at Lindsey's Slider Humanities building, 155 Blue Raider Drive, Columbia, KY, Tuesday, April 23, 2013, 7pm-8pmCT. The free and open to the public program will feature Marianne Ramsey giving a visual presentation of early Kentucky furniture with an overview of craftsmen working in Kentucky. - Vonnie Kolbenschlag For more detailed information on The Woman's Club, meetings, see CM Directory of Recurring Events This story was posted on 2013-05-07 15:29:58
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