Community photos 11/6/13

On Oct. 23, Eakin Elementary School celebrated Breast Cancer Awareness by having a "Pink Out Day." Principal Dulcie Davis and fourth grade teacher Christy Stonecipher challenged students to a certain goal for the school-wide fundraiser. When they met that goal, they had a rock climbing competition. (Submitted photo)

A large number of students and staff wore pink. (Submitted photo)

Lidia Martin, the 4-H healthy lifestyle ambassador for Bedford County visited Eakin Elementary School's guidance classes to speak about healthy eating and exercise. Here, she is pictured with Sarah McKinney's class. (Submitted photo)

Recently, several members of Shelby Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution attended the 89th Dedication Day of the Kate Duncan Smith DAR School in Grant, Ala. The KDS School, which is funded entirely by donations from DAR, is for children who live in the Gunter Mountain region. Shelby Chapter donated several gift cards for students' supplies. From left: Dixie Parker; Linda Pitts; Shelby Chapter Regent Cynthia Ferrell; NSDAR President General Lynn Fortney Young; Marilyn Lewis; Westelle Giles; Lita York and Joan Graham. (Submitted photo)