Submitted by June Torrison
There will be TWO opportunities in November to attend and support our QUILT FESTIVAL. They will be on Saturdays November 3 and 10 from 9 to noon each day. There will be quilts of all sizes for sale as well as lap robes, afghans, baby blankets, wall hangings, holiday runners and other miscellaneous items. There will also be the opportunity to enjoy coffee and treats. This is a new event – please help spread the word.
Many of our members have been hospitalized or moved from their homes to various facilities according to their needs and wishes this year. They enjoy visits from us. Morning Star Circle appreciates being able to meet at Wildwood Grove so that our members there can attend. Going back through the years they have included Katheryn Stanger,Thelma Maage, Orilla Peters, LaRae Eastvold, Eileen Hutchins and others. Sometimes other residents who are not members attend. Please consider joining us on the 4th Wednesday morning of the month at 9:30. The discussion is lively and you will not have to answer questions.
Also, the local churches are on a five week rotation to provide worship services for the Wildwood Grove residents and their families. These are on Thursday afternoons at 2:30 in the meeting room straight ahead from the left entry door. When it is our turn we alternate using the green LBW hymnals and the blue With One Voice books. There are favorites in each. Rose Erie has been faithful in helping get the residents to the service, and providing treats for the coffee time that follows. Again, the public is welcome to come to these services. Charlie Anderson used to come when Norm Hanson lived there.
UPCOMING EVENTS
November/December Clean Church Kitchen: Morning Star
November 1 Do Day Hostess: Esther
November 3 & 10 Quilt Festival and coffee from 9 a.m. until noon
December 12 Noon Luncheon for men and women
Hostess: Morning Star Program: Esther
I learned from our LIVING LUTHERAN magazine that there are 3.7 million Lutherans in the island of Madagascar, which is about the size of Texas. Amazing!! One of Reg’s relatives married a woman who was born there to missionary parents. It’s wonderful to know that their work is being carried on, but now by native pastors.
There are three kinds of business people; successful, unsuccessful,
and those who give seminars telling the second group how the first group did it.
There will be TWO opportunities in November to attend and support our QUILT FESTIVAL. They will be on Saturdays November 3 and 10 from 9 to noon each day. There will be quilts of all sizes for sale as well as lap robes, afghans, baby blankets, wall hangings, holiday runners and other miscellaneous items. There will also be the opportunity to enjoy coffee and treats. This is a new event – please help spread the word.
Many of our members have been hospitalized or moved from their homes to various facilities according to their needs and wishes this year. They enjoy visits from us. Morning Star Circle appreciates being able to meet at Wildwood Grove so that our members there can attend. Going back through the years they have included Katheryn Stanger,Thelma Maage, Orilla Peters, LaRae Eastvold, Eileen Hutchins and others. Sometimes other residents who are not members attend. Please consider joining us on the 4th Wednesday morning of the month at 9:30. The discussion is lively and you will not have to answer questions.
Also, the local churches are on a five week rotation to provide worship services for the Wildwood Grove residents and their families. These are on Thursday afternoons at 2:30 in the meeting room straight ahead from the left entry door. When it is our turn we alternate using the green LBW hymnals and the blue With One Voice books. There are favorites in each. Rose Erie has been faithful in helping get the residents to the service, and providing treats for the coffee time that follows. Again, the public is welcome to come to these services. Charlie Anderson used to come when Norm Hanson lived there.
UPCOMING EVENTS
November/December Clean Church Kitchen: Morning Star
November 1 Do Day Hostess: Esther
November 3 & 10 Quilt Festival and coffee from 9 a.m. until noon
December 12 Noon Luncheon for men and women
Hostess: Morning Star Program: Esther
I learned from our LIVING LUTHERAN magazine that there are 3.7 million Lutherans in the island of Madagascar, which is about the size of Texas. Amazing!! One of Reg’s relatives married a woman who was born there to missionary parents. It’s wonderful to know that their work is being carried on, but now by native pastors.
There are three kinds of business people; successful, unsuccessful,
and those who give seminars telling the second group how the first group did it.
