Creations that

add charm to your

fashion or to your home

Elsie

Brummett

Elsie Brummett’s creations are as varied as her multi-talented skills, but whatever you choose from her hand-made offerings is sure to make anyone on the receiving end very happy this Christmas.

While quilts and baby quilts may be her speciality, her offerings range from those items, to purses, wall hangings, scarfs, aprons, pot holders and lots of other handmade sewn items

Elsie has a wide array of hand-made items for Christmas gifts that would fit anyone’s budget, with prices beginning at just $4.

Contact Elsie at her Albany home by calling 606-387-6764 or stop by at 304 Central Street to see her collection of homemade – From Clinton County – Christmas gifts.

Homemade Beer Cheese / Nancy Mims

Nancy Mims began making beer cheese when she was in high school, and it was always a big hit with her friends as well as at family gatherings.

Utilizing a small booth space at area festivals and events such as the U.S. 127 Yard Sale, Nancy began selling her beer cheese to the public. She says the spread would make a great stocking stuffer for those on your Christmas list, as well as being a great addition to the menu for your holiday gatherings and meals.

It can be used as a topping on crackers or even on hamburgers or other sandwiches.

An 8 oz tub is only $5 and you can order from Nancy by calling 606-688-2513.

The gift that keeps on giving – 52 times a year

If you want to be remembered for your Christmas gift giving longer than just a couple of weeks past Christmas, why not put a gift card in their stocking for a subscription to the Clinton County News. They’ll think about you every week when their new issue arrives.

The pages are filled each week with the news that is important to Clinton County – government meetings, criminal and court news, school happenings, weddings, births and deaths, club and church events, agriculture developments and of course all the latest sports news from Clinton County High School – regardless of the season.

The Clinton County News has been published since it first hit the news stands in 1949, founded by A.B. and Nell Gibson, and is now owned and operated by Al and Janie Gibson, and their son Brett Gibson, along with staff members Gary Guffey, Stacy Shelley and Amanda Sharpe.

Subscription rates are $20 for Clinton and surrounding counties, $30 elsewhere. Ask for a gift card and we’ll throw that in for free. Subscribe in our office at 116 N. Washington Street, or mail your subscription list and payment to: Clinton County News, P.O. Box 360, Albany, KY 42602.