FCE Club: Midway
Irene Fuston presided and roll call was answered by 13 members as they identified their favorite pie. Reports were given by Angie Spicer and Betty Grissom.
Dora Cooper displayed the Friendship quilt that she and others have completed. Extension Agent Hilda Lytle gave several interesting facts on the mosquito, in addition to upcoming schedule for the County Council meeting set June 8 and June Dairy Day, June 14.
During Awards and Recognition Day, Midway Club received first place for scrapbook and first place for secretary book.
The club finalized plans to cater two dinners and members provided pies for the Black House May Day program. Mrs. Fuston, Mrs. Schlimmer and Mrs. Spicer will attend the mini conference and instructing a knitted dish cloth class will be Bernice Champagne, Mrs. Schlimmer and Mrs. Fuston. Participating in environmental leader training were Dora Cooper and Elva Dean Bell.
Luncheon hostesses Mrs. Fuston and Mrs. Schlimmer served barbecue, salad, baked beans and desserts. The tables were decorated with African violets and then later given as door prizes.
As a highlight at the June 9 meeting, the club will travel to Miss Mary BoBo’s in Lynchburg.
Hickory Creek
When members of Hickory Creek Family and Community Education Club gathered for the May meeting, Beulah McBee presided and Betty Moore read John 3:16-17 and a poem entitled, “Old Folks.”
Anita Moore, a guest representing the Children’s Advocacy Center from the Upper Cumberland Area, spoke about drug problems and how the center provides assistance for the children whose parents are involved.
Hilda Lytle, extension agent, discussed the mosquito, how they multiple and where they like to live.
A bake sake was held recently with all FCE Clubs providing baked items. Members reviewed the annual Awards and Recognition Day that had taken place at Lucky Community Center. The ladies participated in a silent auction.