Shepherd of the Hills Gazette | September-October 2011

� September/October 2011 The Shepherd of the Hills Gazette

September/October 2011 � The Shepherd of the Hills Gazette

The Shepherd of the Hills Historical SocietyPublisher

SHARENA NAUGHEREditor

PAT SNADONContributing Editor

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By Mindy [email protected] Tri-Lakes News

Thousands of people have soaredover the treetops at 50 mph on Shep-herd of the Hills' Vigilante ZipRider,but some employees there can't seem tostop talking about one rider in particu-lar.

Berdena Reeves, who is turning101 years old Aug. 19, took her thirdtrip from the top of Inspiration Towerto a landing point a half-mile away thisweek.

"She is such a neat lady," generalmanager Bill Stark said.

Earlier this summer, as Reeves andher son traveled from her house in DesMoines, Iowa, to his home in Galve-ston, Texas, they made a stop in Bran-son, where Berdena Reeves got to slipinto the harness and soar through the airnot once, but twice, that day.

"She liked it so we let her do itagain," Stark said.

Since Reeves' first visit, employees

have kept a picture of their oldest riderup in Inspiration Tower and use Reeves'story as an encourage-ment to riders whomight not be as fear-less.

"I think it is prettywonderful," Reevessaid Wednesday after-noon, as she waitedfor her son to help fillout a release form.

Her only com-plaint - it doesn't lastlong enough.

"She's wanted tojump out of an air-plane for her birth-day," said BerdenaReeves' daughter-in-law Ann Reeves.

However, be-cause the 100-year-old suffers from os-teoporosis, her doctor didn't approve.Ann Reeves said her mother-in-lawcan't do anything that would cause an

impact to her knees."Otherwise, she'd be out the plane

in a second," she said. The ZipRider, which allows

Reeves to sit comfortably and enjoy the

ride, gives Reeves the "flying" experi-ence she desires without the dangers re-

lated to skydiving and landing.Even though Berdena Reeves' son

and daughter-in-law brought her to theVigilante Wednesday, she was on herown for the ride. "If I did it, she'd worry

about me and she wouldn'tenjoy it enough,"

Berdena Reeves's son RodReeves said with a laugh, whowas more than happy to stay be-hind and watch from the tower.

Stark said that BerdenaReeves is the oldest rider toclimb aboard the Vigilante andcould be the oldest ZipRiderpassenger ever.

"I'm certain for us," he said.Stark contacted the

ZipRider company afterBerdena Reeves first visitedShepherd of the Hills earlier thisyear.

"They think she is the old-est one, period," he said.

Story courtesy of the Branson Tri-Lakes News.

100-year-old takes flight


By Sydney StoneIt was April 15, 1912, when the

RMS Titanic was lost. (Did you knowthe passenger liner was a mail ship?)Titanic Museum Attractions havebegun centennial remembrances, in-cluding giving away six 11-day tripsfor two to Belfast, Ireland (where theship was built). Get more info at Ti-tanicAttraction.com. Have you beento Titanic? Fascinating! You trulystep back in time. Displays and arti-facts, sounds, recreations and specialeffects are amazing. I see and experi-ence something new each time I visit

the “museum.” (It’s “so” not like amuseum, though.)

Fall is a nice time to see the cam-pus of College of the Ozarks (C ofO). Tour the fruitcake and jellykitchen and toss out the fruitcakejokes. They bake 40,000 deliciouscakes from January to October, thenstart shipping. And 30,000 jars ofjelly, 22 varieties. Can you name 22?Edwards Mill, a working mill oper-ated by students, is another highlight.See the workings of the Mill. Andyou can buy items like flour, corn

meal, baskets, the Edwards MillCookbook, placemats made by stu-dents upstairs at the looms. Thegreenhouse and orchid collection, thedairy, Williams Memorial Chapel(built in neo-Gothic style), all oncampus means lots to see. The RalphFoster Museum is dedicated to thehistory of the Ozarks, housing thou-sands of items and artifacts from theareas of fine arts, history, archaeol-ogy.

While at C of O, visit TheKeeter Center. It’s modeled after theState of Maine Building at the 1904World’s Fair. Dobyns Dining Roomthere is an excellent upscale diningchoice. Many of the ingredients fortheir meals are produced at the Col-lege. From the dairy barn, the mill,tomatoes and other vegetables grownin season: healthy and unique menuswith something for everyone. Plan tostay there sometime; each room andsuite is rustic elegance at its best,

with fireplaces and balconies. Freshcookies and milk from the dairy withyour turndown service!

Brave enough for the HauntedHouse & MonsterAsylum? Journeythru an Ozarks Cemetery, down dark-ened hallways, past creaking doors.Crypts and ghostly castles are just thething for Halloween fun! On theother side the Dinosaur Museum isfun and educational. More than 50life-sized dinosaurs, made by paleo-artists from dinosaur skeletons. Takea walk on the wild side!

Coming back for Ozark Moun-tain Christmas? Besides your fa-vorite shows, don’t miss Mel Tillisand his family Christmas show at theTri-Lakes Theatre. And Tony Or-lando presents his Great AmericanChristmas at the Welk Resort The-atre. (I’m thinkin’ we might see a lit-tle of his Santa and Me!) Y’all comeback!

What’s Happening!


By Linda BurlingameThe newest show at the ICON is

The Lennon Morning Show, a greatcombination of amazing talent and livemusic: rock, folk, blues & jazz…musical favorites of the show’sthree stars. Bill Lennon, brotherto the Lennon Sisters; Bill’s wifeGail Lennon; and Mike Cath-cart, son of Peggy Lennon andthe late, great Dick Cathcart, areBranson favorites. With impres-sive credentials of their own, theyare extraordinarily talented musi-cians, from song selection to ar-ranging and performing. Butdon’t take my word for it.

AndyWilliams says, “Mike isthe best singer I know!” “What atreat,” says Pam Tillis. NealMcCoy, “You’ll love it!” TonyOrlando sums it up, “In a word, awe-some!”

“Three in the morning at 10 a.m.”

have included music in the tradition ofCrosby, Still & Nash; Beach Boys;Peter, Paul & Mary and more. You’lllove not only the music but also their

onstage banter, stories about the musicand a tale or two about the famousLennon family! Call to check on the

lunch option with The Lennon Morn-ing Show.

Jukebox Journey is a musical tripback to the days of drive-in’s and bobby

sox. Relive those days withthe songs of Buddy Holly,Ritchie Valens, Fats Domino,the Everly Brothers, the girlgroups and more. The Juke-box Journey production in-cludes singer, dancers, and alive band. “Let the GoodTimes Roll!”

The Platters need no in-troduction to music fans.Generations have danced totheir romantic songs likeOnly You, Smoke Gets inYour Eyes, Twilight Time.Sounds from the “MotownGlory Days!” This Tribute to

The Platters features original arrange-ments and harmonies. (Wait, I remem-ber the prom decorations!)

The Rat Pack is a fun tribute to“Frank,” “Dean” and “Sammy,” threeof the most famous crooners ever totake the stage. Backed by a live orches-tra, this performance is reminiscent ofRat Pack shows in the Copa Room atthe Sands Hotel Casino. Sing along andlaugh with Branson’s “Rat Pack!”

Another entertainer who needs nointroduction is Chubby Checker. Youhaven’t “twisted” ‘til you’ve “twistedwith Chubby!” (Yours truly twisted onstage with him once!) His live show isa must for rock ‘n’ roll fans every-where; you’ll have your chance againin Nov. and Dec., when ChubbyChecker returns to the ICON!

The ICON Theatre is on Hwy. 76near the intersection of 76 and GretnaRoad, by the helicopters. Check The-IconTheatre.com for schedules andmore info. Call 417-336-4266 and askabout lunch and dinner options with theshows!

The ICON Theatre combines talent, musical favorites


By Linda BurlingameGrammy and Golden GlobeAward-

winning Ann-Margret joins AndyWilliams on stage at Moon River The-atre Sept. 12-Oct. 22. Individuallythey’re wonderful entertainers, togetheron stage delightful fun for audiences.

Canadian Sunset was Andy’s firsttop ten hit. Succeeding hits includedLonely Street, The Village of St.Bernadette, Can’t Get Used to LosingYou, and Days of Wine & Roses (morethan 100 weeks on the charts, 16 at# 1 ! ) ,M o o nRiver …f i v eGrammynomina-tions, 18G o l dRecords,t h r e ePlatinumCertifiedAlbums!The hits o n g sand histelevision series madeAndy an interna-tional star; he still tours abroad to sold-out crowds.

Ann-Margret has also had twoAcademy Award nominations: she’splayed opposite famous leading men, inmore than 47 movies. On stage she is atalented and energetic performer ~don’t miss Andy & Ann-Margret to-gether!

New at MoonRiver is Oh Whata Night! … a trib-ute to Frankie Valliand the Four Sea-sons. The matineefeatures hit songslike Grease, BigGirls Don’t Cry,My Eyes AdoredYou, and WorkingMy Way Back to You. It’s a fast-pacedshow laced with humor. The show

opened in Las Vegas August of 2008and has toured around the world.Michael Chapman, producer/director ofOh What a Night, says they visit withaudiences after the show. Interestingly,people frequently told him, “Youshould take your show to Branson!”

Chapman toured Moon River The-atre and says, “I was so impressed withthe beauty of all of it, from the theateritself (which is state-of-the-art) to thegorgeous grounds surrounding the the-atre ... the beautiful koi ponds, the lush

landscaping. And we had an in-credible dinner at Andy's MoonRiver Grill! We're thrilled to be ap-pearing at Andy Williams MoonRiver Theatre opposite performinglegends Andy Williams and Ann-Margret.”

Opened in 1991, Moon RiverTheatre is the only theater everfeatured in Architectural Digest.The “rock bluff” exterior is madefrom a mold of an Ozarks bluff. In-side, oak floors and high ceilingsmade ofAfrican ribbon-striped ma-hogany lend an air of elegance.Pieces of Andy’s extensive art col-

lection and photos from his televisionshows decorate his theater and MoonRiver Grill next door. Andy’s GoldRecords are on display in the Grill bararea. Mike Cathcart is at the piano forthe dinner hour some evenings, alwaysa musical treat.Andy says, “Mike is thebest singer I know.”

November 1-December 10 the clas-sic AndyWilliams Christ-mas Show willdazzle sold-out au-diences. And thisseason enjoyamazing har-monies and festivefun when you seeChristmas withthe Lennon Sis-ters matinee. Al-

ways outstanding entertainment atMoon River Theatre!

Moon River TheatreOutstanding Fall Lineup!


By Linda BurlingameThe Top Ten Rock and Roll Revue

ROCKIT is unique. I knew I wouldenjoy it but I was blown away by the per-formance. The cast is incredibly talented;my notes say, “they’re all stars.” Theyshare the spotlightthroughout the show forexcellent solo segments,including music fromJerry Lee Lewis, EricClapton, Jackie DeShan-non, and Lionel Richie.

Other exceptionalsegments highlight SamCooke, Steve MillerBand, rock and roll fromthe 50’s and 60’s, alineup of classic, favoritesongs. Someone said it’slike watching the Ed Sul-livan Show, “lots of great

acts!”Marvin Short is the “guy with the

hairdo.” (Forty-five minutes and howmany cans of hairspray?) But his realclaim to fame is his magical saxophone.“Marvelous Marvin” makes it croon,

makes it wail … fromstyles like Yakety Sax toromantic tunes, the audi-ence “ooh’s” with pleas-ure when he strolls thestage with his horn.

Darrell Croy does abrilliant Jerry Lee Lewis.The numbers are scat-tered throughout theshow and each is fun,just glad it’s not mypiano he’s “playing!”He’s cuter than JerryLee, quite limber whenhe tickles the ivories

Jim Stafford presents… ROCKIT!

with his black and white spectators, andhis eye has a twinkle that belies the wildantics.

Don’t Hang Up (The Orlons) is thefirst solo Samantha Feller does.A lovelyyoung lady with a great voice … and thegreatest costumes! Unique in design, shetold me Michelle Sevryn at the theaterdoes them. Samantha also sings someJackie DeShannon, duets with the guys ~and does a beautiful aerial silk perform-ance, in a leopard outfit to the tune ofBorn to be Wild. The entire show has a lotof personality!

David Lawrence is persuasive as Li-onel Richie and does some sweet SammyDavis. He plays guitar and piano; a tal-ented dancer, he and Samantha are“Dancing with the Stars!” Dave has lots

of goodmoves and fun with the audience.Steve Ragsdale (ooh, his guitar “sings!”)does a superb Eric Clapton segment thatincludes You Look Wonderful Tonight, IShot the Sheriff, and Lay Down Sally.“Bob on bass” and “Mike on drums” keepit all together, a smooth operation, fel-lows. Mama Told Me Not to Come.You’ll be glad you did. Listen to theMusic!

Jim Stafford is on stage this fall ofcourse, entertaining audiences with hisunique brand of humor and fantastic gui-tar playing. Todd Oliver & Friends,with Lunch is great fun with talkingdogs, original music ~ and they feed you!(ShepherdGazette.com and click on theMay – June issue to read about Todd’sshow.)


By Linda BurlingameThe Mansion Media & Enter-

tainment Center in Branson is an ex-ceptional, state-of-the-art facility thatincludes a complete recording studio.The Mansion’s sister theater, The OakRidge Boys The-atre, also boasts thenewest high-techproduction capabili-ties and both havegreat lineups of tal-ent. Limited engage-ments at TheMansion includeMichael Bolton Oct.8; Tim Conway &Friends Oct. 21-22;Vicki Lawrence &“Mama” Nov. 4-5;Johnny MathisChristmas ShowNov. 18-19; Gatlin

Brothers & Debby Boone ChristmasShow, select dates in November andDecember. Guest stars always are im-pressed with these two theaters andenjoy Branson audiences!

Regularly scheduled shows at The

Mansion include Louise Harrison’sLiverpool Legends — George Harri-son’s sister has put together some out-standing lads; 3 Redneck Tenors, ahilarious comedy with a wide vari-ety of music (and great sets!),stars three classically trainedtenors; Tom Mullica’s RedSkelton, which is an ex-traordinary tribute to thelegendary comedian. Allthree should be on your“must see” list for Bran-son.

The Gatlin Broth-ers do a 3 p.m. show atThe Oak Ridge BoysTheatre when The Oaks(newly inducted into TheGrand Ole Opry) appear at their the-ater for 8 p.m. shows. You’re familiarwith Gatlin Brothers hits, and you’lllove seeing them on stage! Paul

Harris & The Cleverlys, the latestmusic and comedy rage who recentlyappeared at The Grand Ole Opry, alsohave limited engagements at the OakRidge Boys Theatre. The

p h o n enumberis the

same for both theaters and TheMan-sionTheatre.com has schedules andmore information. Lots of shows toenjoy!

The Mansion …

Guest Star Appearances at two theaters!

The Gatlin Brothers


By Linda BurlingamePaul Guilfoyle is a gifted wood turner

who makes more than 70 beautiful pieceslike kaleidoscopes, tops, game calls, pens,kitchen items, birdhouses,compact mir-rors, evenwooden mallets:the “ComputerP rog r ammer ! ”Gadgets and giz-mos, useful andpractical, fun andamazing!

Old John’sWoodshed in theBranson Craft Mall is“hands-on.” Paulsays, “Folks, feel freeto kick the tires andtest drive anything!”Everything is made byPaul or “Made in theUSA.” New items in-clude screwdriver kit,key ring flashlights, toolkits, men’s shaving kit, country kitchen bis-cuit cutters. Paul’s wooden toys are remi-

niscent of our childhood toys. He remem-bers his grandpa making toys for him.

Paul makes his products there, work-ing with more than 80 kinds of na-tive and exotic woods like purpleheart, wenge wood and cocobolo!Ozark varieties include cedar andsassafras.Want to get into wood-carving? Paul’s Flexcut line in-cludes tools, DVDs, books,Thumbnail sets.

At Branson Craft Mallyou can see the silversmith atwork, catch some music at thePickin’ Porch, see the glitterycollection of shirts and jack-ets at Classic Creations byNan. Hillbilly Nut & Fruithas lots to sample! The16,000 sq. ft. mall is hometo pottery, leatherwork,brass engravings, hand-made musical instru-ments, Christmas things,

handbags … hundreds of beau-tiful, fun things to enjoy!

Visit www.OldJohn’sWoodshed.comfor more information.

Old John’s Woodshed … old time fun!


The Shepherd of the Hill’s Super Summer Cruise was a hugesuccess – next one is August 9-11, 2012. See you there!


From I Gotta Feelin’ to Born To Be Wild, you’re on aROCKIT! ride with Branson’s Best Rockers.

Along with sax player Marvelous Marvin Short andDarrell Croy’s tribute to Jerry Lee Lewis, you’ll rock to

the sounds of Sam Cooke, Leslie Gore, Steve Miller,Eric Clapton, Sammy Davis Jr, and many, many more!ROCKIT! is all live music. ROCKIT! is classic rock!

ROCKIT! is Branson’s award winningrock and roll show. Rock on!

By Linda BurlingameGreat music spans generations …

from opera to opry, from classical torock ‘n’ roll. The two shows at theStarlite are perfect examples.

Righteous Brothers Bill Medleyentertains audiences with songs likeYou’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling, Un-chained Melody, Soul and Inspiration,Just Once in My Life, — classicsounds! The Righteous Brothers, Med-ley and Bobby Hatfield, combinedrock with rhythm ‘n’ blues and chartedin Billboard’s Top 10 five times in just15 months.In the 70’s they hit the Top 10

again with Rock and Roll Heaven.Their songs in movies like Top Gun,Ghost, Naked Gun, and Dirty Dancinggarnered them popularity with a newgeneration. In 2003, before Hatfield’sdeath, The Righteous Brothers wereinducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of

Fame.Medley is joined on stage by his

great band and his talented daughterMcKenna Medley. A fan ofConnie Francis and other fe-male artists of that era,McKenna does a superb jobwith those songs, and someElvis music (another favoriteof hers) and more soulfulsounds. She and Bill do TheTime of My Life, his Grammy-winning duet (“Song of theYear”) with Jennifer Warnesfrom Dirty Dancing.

The Texas Tenors delightaudiences wherever they per-form. Their voices are very dif-ferent but John Hagen says,“We’re able to bring a uniquestyle to each of the differentgenres of music that we do.” Fromopera to Sinatra, Alabama to (John)

The Starlite Theatre …Two great shows this fall!

Denver, their music selection, their tal-ent and charm on stage make the showentertaining for everyone.The Tenors have impressive bios.

Hagen made his Lincoln Center debutin Teatro Grattacielo’s mounting ofMascagni’s Gulgielmo Ratcliff. His fa-

vorite Broadway roles include BillyBigelow in Carousel and Che in Evita.

JC Fisher traveled to Italy andsang under the direction of Italianmaestro Lorenzo Malfatti. (JC was inBranson with Rudy Gatlin in AnnieGet Your Gun; I loved that show!)

Marcus Collins performed inNew York with the cast of Hairspray

and Joseph and theAmazing TechnicolorDreamcoat. He hadrecurring roles on OneLife to Live and As theWorld Turns. Withthese myriad credits,you know why theirshow is so good andsuch fun! It’s a uniqueblend of country,gospel and classicalmusic with “cowboycharm.” They havejust released their sec-ond album, YouShould Dream.Coming this

Christmas — A Christmas Snow! Abeautiful show you’ll love. Stay tuned!


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By Linda BurlingameQuilts truly are part of the fabric of

our lives. The quilts we snuggled underat Grandma’s house. The quilts weswaddled our children in. Quilts madeby family andspecial friends.Shoppers say,“Quilts &Quilts is like aquilt show everyday!” If yousew, they haveeverything youneed. They havemore than10,000 bolts of fabrics, more than 2000patterns and book titles for all kinds ofsewing projects. If you don’t sew, thehandmade quilt from Quilts & Quilts be-comes a treasure.

Searching for that very special giftfor a wedding, birthday, graduation,

Christmas, new baby, or anniversary? Aquilt may be the perfect choice. Quiltswrap us in a myriad of memories and arecherished for generations.

Quilts & Quilts is an extraordinarystore, with many items al-ready sewn and on display.There are also gift items, ac-cessories, cards, other funthings. Whether you are mak-ing quilts, shirts, jackets,dresses … it’s a sewing andquilting paradise! The store isowned and run by three gen-erations of women (fourthgeneration in training!). All

the ladies there have answers to yousewing questions.

What quilt memories do you have?My favorite — lying on a quilt outside inthe summer, reading Nancy Drew! Startmaking some new memories, at Quilts& Quilts Fabric Shoppe!

Quilts & Quilts Fabric Shoppe …sewing up dreams!


• Show and Attraction Guide •

#1 Hits of the 60’s Caravelle Deatre 417-336-63003 Redneck Tenors De Mansion Deatre 417-239-1333A Christmas Show Starlite Deatre 417-337-9333Absolutely Patsy Branson Mall Deatre 417-334-5412Acrobats of China New Shanghai Deatre 417-336-8888Always, Patsy Cline God & Country Deatre 417-334-6806Amazing Pets Grand Country Music Hall 417-335-2484Andy Williams Moon River Deatre 417-334-4500Ann-Margret Moon River Deatre 417-334-4500Barbara Fairchild Show & Diner Victorian Village 417-336-4718Branson Scenic Railway, Inc. Old Downtown Branson 417-334-6110Branson Zipline and Canopy Tours Wolfe Creek Station 417-561-2500BreG Family Singers Dick Clark Bandstand 417-336-3100Brule RDF the Deatre 417-332-2282Buck Trent Clay Cooper Deatre 417-337-7123Buckets n’ Boards Clay Cooper Deatre 417-337-7123BuGerFy Palace & Rainforest BuGerFy Palace 417-332-2231Cassandre’ De Voice of An Angel New Americana Deatre 417-339-4663Cat’s Pajamas Branson Mall Deatre 417-334-5142Christmas with the Lennon Sisters Moon River Deatre 417-334-4500Chubby Checker ICON Deatre 417-336-4266Cirque Montage Starlite Deatre 417-337-9333Clay Cooper’s Country Music Express Clay Cooper Deatre 417-337-7123Comedy Jamboree Grand Country Music Hall 417-335-2484Debby Boone & Gatlin Bro. Xmas De Mansion Deatre 417-239-1333Delena DiGo Variety Show Hamner Barber Deatre 417-334-4363Dixie Stampede Dixie Stampede 417-336-3000Doug Gabriel Show Music City Centre 800-954-8554DuGon Family Show DuGon Family Deatre 417-332-2772George Dyer DuGon Family Deatre 417-332-2772Hamner Barber Variety Show Hamner Barber Deatre 417-334-4363Haygoods New Americana Deatre 417-339-4663Hollywood Wax Museum Hollywood Entertainment Complex 417-337-8277Hollywood’s Christmas Spectacular Branson Variety Deatre 417-334-2500Horray for Hollywood Branson Variety Deatre 417-334-2500Hughes Brothers Show Hughes Brothers Deatre 417-334-0076IMAX Entertainment Complex IMAX Entertainment Complex 417-335-3533Inspiration Tower De Shepherd of the Hills 417-334-4191Jeerk Hughes Brothers Deatre 417-334-0076Jim Stafford Jim Stafford Deatre 417-335-8080Joey Riley Comedy & Music Review Mickey Gilley’s Deatre 417-334-5100Joseph Hall’s Elvis Tribute New Americana Deatre 417-339-4663Kirby VanBurch Kirby VanBurch Deatre 417-337-7140Lee Greenwood and Louise Mandrell Welk Resort 417-337-7469Legend of Kung Fu White House Deatre 417-335-2396Legends in Concert Dick Clark Bandstand 417-339-3003

Lennon Morning Show ICON Deatre 417-336-4266LiGle Opry Deatre IMAX Entertainment Complex 417-335-3533Liverpool Legends - Beatles Tribute De Mansion Deatre 417-239-1333Noah the Musical Sight & Sound Deatre 800-377-1277Mel Tillis Christmas Tri-Lakes Deatre 417-335-5715Mickey Gilley Mickey Gilley’s Deatre 417-334-3210Oak Ridge Boys Oak Ridge Boys Deatre 417-239-1333Oh What a Night Moon River Deatre 417-334-4500Osmonds Caravelle Deatre 417-336-6100Ozark Mountain Jubilee Grand Country Music Hall 417-335-2484Pierce Arrow Pierce Arrow Deatre 417-336-8742Presley’s Country Jubilee Presley’s Deatre 417-334-4874Ralph Foster Museum College of the Ozarks 417-690-3407Rankin Brothers Mickey Gilley’s Deatre 417-334-3210Red Hot & Blue New Americana Deatre 417-339-4663Ride the Ducks Ride the Ducks 417-334-3825Righteous Brothers’ Bill Medley Starlite Deatre 417-337-9333Ripley’s Believe It or Not Ripley’s 417-337-5300ROCKIT presented by Jim Stafford Jim Stafford Deatre 417-335-8080Roy Rogers Jr. Mickey Gilley’s Deatre 417-334-3210Shake RaGle & Roll Branson Variety Deatre 417-334-2500Shepherd of the Hills De Shepherd of the Hills 417-334-4191Christmas on the TrailShepherd of the Hills De Shepherd of the Hills 417-334-4191Historic Homestead TourShepherd of the Hills Old Mill De Shepherd of the Hills 417-334-4191Deatre Outdoor DramaShepherd of the Hills Trail of Lights De Shepherd of the Hills 417-334-4191Shoji Tabuchi Shoji Tabuchi Deatre 417-334-7469Showboat Branson Belle White River Landing 417-338-8174Silver Dollar City Silver Dollar City 417-336-7180SIX Hughes Brothers Deatre 417-334-0076Sons of the Pioneers Dinner Show Pavillion - Shepherd of the Hills 417-334-4191Texas Tenors Starlite Deatre 417-337-9333Titanic Titanic 417-334-9500Todd Oliver & Friends Jim Stafford Deatre 417-335-8080Tom Mullica Tribute to Red Skelton De Mansion Deatre 417-239-1333Twelve Irish Tenors Branson Variety Deatre 417-334-2500Veterans Memorial Museum Veterans Memorial Museum 417-336-2300Vigilante Extreme ZipRider De Shepherd of the Hills 417-334-4191White Water White Water 417-339-6806World’s Largest Toy Museum World’s Largest Toy Museum 417-332-1499Yakov Smirnoff Yakov Smirnoff Deater 417-336-3838

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Church DirectoryAssembly of GodFirstAssembly of God600West Main, Branson

417-334-3803

BaptistFirst Baptist Church

400 South Sunshine, Branson417-334-7437

Calvary Baptist Church625Truman Dr., Branson

417-336-3475

Skyline Baptist Church949 State Hwy. 165, Branson

417-334-6729

Bible ChurchBranson Bible Church

533 Branson Landing Blvd.,Branson

417-334-3678

Fellowship at Cross CreekT Hwy. -T-10, Branson

417-335-8008

CatholicOur Lady of the LakeVaughn Dr., Branson

417-334-3350

ChristianBranson Christian Church213 S.Commercial, Branson

417-334-3453

Church of ChristChurch of Christ

Hwy. 165, nearWelk Resort,Branson

417-336-3120

Church of GodChurch of theApostolic Faith

100 East Main, Branson

Church of Jesus Christof Latter Day SaintsChurch of Jesus Christof Latter Day Saints

Church Road,Branson

EpiscopalShepherd of the Hills Episcopal

107Walnut, Branson417-334-3968

FoursquareBranson Foursquare Church2287 Fall Creek Rd., Branson

417-339-5911

Full GospelRiver of Life,ChurchAlive!1307 Bird Rd., Branson

417-334-8287

Jehovah’s WitnessesKingdom Hall of

Jehovah’sWitnessesHwy. 65-70, Branson

417-334-5507

LutheranFaith Lutheran

Parnell & Malone St., Branson417-334-2469

Peace Lutheran Church ELCA350 State Dr.,

Hollister417-334-1499

MethodistUnited Methodist

1208W.Hwy. 76, Branson417-334-3423

Non-DenominationalSalvationArmy Church

1819W.Hwy. 76,Branson

417-339-4434

Unity of the Hills4868 Hwy. 248, Branson

417-334-6224

PentecostalOld Branson Pentecostal600West Main, Branson

417-334-3803

PresbyterianFirst Presbyterian420West Main,

Branson417-334-3468

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Shepherd of the Hills Gazette | September-October 2011

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