Bethel/Eastside FCE News
From the Dec 10, 2024 e-EditionMembers met in the home of Mary and Pennye Mays for the November meeting.
The devotion was given by Judy Roberts, the hostess for the evening. Minutes were read and approved from the last meeting. The treasury report was given.
Old business: Convention was discussed as to when to meet to set up the gift shop. Cakes for the nursing home were tabled to the January meeting. The scarves were sent to North Carolina.
New business: It was voted that we would send a boy or girl stocking with contents worth $10 to North Carolina for Christmas. These need to be delivered to Pennye by December 5.
Our Christmas dinner is at Mo’s this year on December 12 at noon.
The cookie exchange is December 18. Bring a book for ages 4-5.
We played Christian bingo for our program.
Hope everyone has a merry Christmas.
In the e-Edition
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