FCE Club

Salaman called the meeting to order with the ?Pledge of Allegiance.? Roll call was answered with ?My most memorable April Fool?s Day was. . . ? Joan Jackson read the minutes, and a financial report was given by Salaman.

Six members attended the A&R Day. The club provided books for newborn and items for the silent auction. On April 30 International Day was held in the Magnolia Room. Holland was the country, with assorted dishes from the designated country served. Brenda Woodlee attended and furnished Fruity tea and vegetables. She enjoyed listening to guest speaker Rusty Hillis tell of her experiences while traveling in Holland.

Members were encouraged to sign up and work in the country store at the fair with manager Joan Jackson. Grab Bag Day was held on May 10, and we made a box from old cards. All are encouraged to bake for the FCE Bake sale at Kroger on May 18. The FCE camp will be May 22-24 at Camp Clements. A one-day camp will be on May 23, with members encouraged to attend. A scrapbook will be continued with special honor going to Liz McMillen and Pauline Stroud.

Irene Mable served as hostess, with members bringing finger foods. A blessing was given by Elsie. Gladys Womack served ham salad, crackers and pecan pie. Our president adjourned the meeting with the FCE Creed.

Lucky Homemakers voted to change their meeting time back to 10 a.m. and will be held May 21 at the club house.