Sunday, October 6, 2013

 
Book Discussion, Wednesday, October 9th
at 6:30 in the Parlor.
 
 
Saturday, October 19th  1:00p.m.
at First United Methodist Church of Griffith.
 

Early Registrations have started I know that there are a few of us that have signed up already.
Early registrations are open until November, 30th for $225.00.  December the price goes to $260.00
 

There is one word with 3 syllables that can best describe Friday’s jewelry and collectibles sale……….A-MAZ-ING! A new record sales day was achieved with approximately $735 in jewelry sales and $500 in collectibles and clothing, for a total of $1235.00! So that you can see the significance of these numbers, below is a comparison of the jewelry sales for last 3 years:


2011 -  Jewelry $419   Other $137   Total $556

2012 -  Jewelry $577   Other $302   Total $879

2013 -  Jewelry $735   Other $500   Total $1235
 
Just when you think it can’t get any better, it does! This will be a tough act to follow next year.
The selection of jewelry was plentiful, the quality was exceptional and when the doors opened at 9:00, the jewelry staff welcomed the people who had patiently waited outside the door for the Shop to open. Kudos goes to Barb Ranger, who once again headed up the jewelry sale, with sales assistance from Bob and Dena Simmons, Barb Reed and Vera Johnson.  

Meanwhile, the unique collectibles that were being offered in the main Shop area were being snatched off of the shelves. Darlene Myers and I worked our newsprint covered fingers to the bone, trying to keep up with all the collectible items being purchased.
Thanks to all the people mentioned above for their hard work, as well as Deb Wuebbling, Phyllis Gerber and Marlene Versteeg. A great day was had by all!
 
 
Save the Date:  December 7th
Christmas Luncheon 12:00 in Fellowship Hall
more information to follow.
 
The Christian Food Pantry is making a request for specific items to be placed in the 100 Thanksgiving baskets for this holiday.
* boxed mashed potatoes
* cans of chicken broth
* large and small cans of fruit
* large and small cans of sweet potatoes
 
Any other special holiday food items will be appreciated.  Place items in the shopping cart located just inside the Franklin Street door.
 
???  Mary Scranton  ???
 
Mary's father was a Methodist Episcopal minister.  She married William T. Scranton; they had a son named William B. Scranton.

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