BPW Club Holiday Dinner in Wellington
Wellington BPW members held their annual Christmas dinner Tuesday December 10 1996 at 6 pm in the Burn Handley Community Center. President Rose Mary Throne led the meeting with Jane Losure delivering the Pledge.
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1996
Page
3
Wellington BPW members held their annual Christmas dinner Tuesday December 10 1996 at 6 pm in the Burn Handley Community Center. President Rose Mary Throne led the meeting with Jane Losure delivering the Pledge.
Sabine Pass 2459 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met November 20 1996 in the Heritage Room of Wellington State Bank. Exa Cudd led the ritual and Holly Thomas spoke on Americas Most Beautiful Boulevard and won a rural electric essay prize with a trip through Southern states. Special guests attended and December 12 featured a Christmas dinner with canned goods for a needy family and a long program on Confederate Christmas customs and William Gilmore Simms.
The 23rd Psalms group met at 7 p.m. December 11 in the Fellowship Hall of First United Methodist Church. Anita Roberts opened with prayer and Pat Barnett led the program featuring a reading of The Small One by Alex Walsh, a candle lighting ritual, and an angels presentation by Gracie Michael.
A weekly meal plan lists dishes for Monday through Friday with items such as oven fried chicken German sausage meat balls and beef tips served with sides. The notices include names Porter Shirley Howard Florence DeArmond Exa Cudd and speaker Lesley Ewing as the event guest.
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