Mt Vernon Epworth League Ice Cream Supper Friday
The Mt. Vernon Epworth League will hold an ice cream supper at the Carraway school house Friday evening August 23 at o clock. The event aims to raise funds and bring locals together in a small community gathering. Various members and families are expected to attend including neighbors from the area.
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