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Lunch and Learn on Friday to focus on local legend John Hendrix

Posted at 10:29 am February 5, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Jack Mansfield

Jack Mansfield

A Lunch ‘n Learn at the Oak Ridge Senior Center on Friday will focus on local legend John Hendrix, known to some as “The Prophet of Oak Ridge.”

The presentation is titled “Who is John Hendrix—and what does he have to do with you?” Oak Ridge resident Jack Mansfield will present an impersonation of Hendrix.

The Lunch ‘n Learn is scheduled from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday at the Oak Ridge Senior Center. Living Water Christian Fellowship will provide hamburgers and hotdogs for the event.

Interested people who are 50 years old or older are welcome to attend. Each senior is welcome to bring one additional person under 50.

To sign up in advance, visit the Senior Center at 728 Emory Valley Road or call (865) 425-3999.

For more information on Hendrix, who is buried in Hendrix Creek in Oak Ridge, see this Web page by Y-12 National Security Complex Historian D. Ray Smith.

Filed Under: Community, Front Page News Tagged With: D. Ray Smith, Jack Mansfield, John Hendrix, Lunch 'n Learn, Oak Ridge Senior Center, Prophet of Oak Ridge

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