FCE Clubs

Vinson?s Crossroads FCE held their March meeting in the Magnolia Room of the Warren Administration Building. Guests for the meeting were members of the Lucky-Northside Homemakers. The meeting was conducted by vice-president Wilma Davenport. A devotional was presented by Naomi Smith and the pledge was led by Davenport. Roll call was offered by Nelle Roller and attendees answered with ?My favorite magazine is. . .?

The club will serves as hostess for the A&R Day held on April 13 at Midway CIC. International Day was held April 28 and was a huge success. Everyone brought food from the chosen country of Spain.

Timmy Burkhalter and Dean Fish worked at the recent Bloodmobile. A bake sale will be held May 19.

Attendees played games about Ireland and shamrocks and each person filled out a card about themselves. The audience got to guess who the card belonged to.

A delicious meal was enjoyed by all and door prizes were given to all guests attending. The group prepared birthday and get well cards for Ruby Self.

The meeting closed with the group reciting the club creed in unison.

HICKORY CREEK

Hickory Creek FCE met May 4 at the Extension office for their monthly meeting. Beulah McBee presided at the meeting and welcomed guests Vita Gulley. McBee also presented the spiritual reading from Deuteronomy and read ?The Cross in My Pocket.?

Victoria led the group in the pledge and roll call was answered with ?A favorite flower is. . . ? Sandra Houston read the minutes and Vicki Gibbs gave the financial report.

Carol Womack, Gibbs and McBee gave reading reports.

Hilda Lytle presented a program about being smart about your medicines. Four ways to be save include: What to tell your health-care team, get facts, including legible prescription; stay with chosen prescription plan and keep records on medicines taken.

The club attended International Day, where the lunch featured foods from Spain. We also attended A&R day and enjoyed a luncheon provided by the Midway FCE. Plans were made for a bake sale on May 19.