JCP
10-25-2009, 10:15 PM
AppleFest Raffle Winners
OXFORD – St. Paul’s Episcopal Church held its 25th Annual AppleFest on Saturday, October 17th. Shoppers came for crafts, “precious particulars”, baked goods, fresh apples, cider, pies and more. Many helping hands from the Episcopal Church Women’s group and some young people like Erica Carr and Hannah and Candace Cullipher made sales and kept displays looking inviting. Aside from shopping or dining in the cantina, visitors signed up for door prizes and raffles too. There were ten door prize winners and the following were raffle winners.
Kathy Frayer won a Wine & Cheese Basket.
Cindy Osborne won a Basket of Maple Products.
Delores Hughes won a Gift Certificate to Roma's.
Pat Casey won a Patriotic American States Quilt. It was hand embroidered and hand tied by members of the Episcopal Church Women's group.
Fund raising events sponsored by St. Paul's help keep their Parish House open and available for such functions as the Monday night Soup Kitchen suppers where all are welcome to the free meal each week. For more information, contact Darlene Ardron: 843-9283 or email: stpauls@citlink.net .
St. Paul’s and the Episcopal Church Women are very thankful for the support received from the community.
(Click on thumbnails to enlarge photos.)
Caption 1: Bernice Gere, Father Ralph Osborne and Jeanette Biermann pose with the top raffle prize for the St. Paul’s AppleFest, the Patriotic American States Quilt.
Caption 2: Darlene Ardron along with helpers, Hannah and Candace Cullipher, sold apples and cider at the 25th annual St. Paul’s AppleFest.
Caption 3: Roberta Knoll and granddaughter Erica Carr helped sell “Precious Particulars” at St. Paul’s AppleFest.
Caption 4: Shopping at the AppleFest.
Caption 5: The menu board of the Cantina.
OXFORD – St. Paul’s Episcopal Church held its 25th Annual AppleFest on Saturday, October 17th. Shoppers came for crafts, “precious particulars”, baked goods, fresh apples, cider, pies and more. Many helping hands from the Episcopal Church Women’s group and some young people like Erica Carr and Hannah and Candace Cullipher made sales and kept displays looking inviting. Aside from shopping or dining in the cantina, visitors signed up for door prizes and raffles too. There were ten door prize winners and the following were raffle winners.
Kathy Frayer won a Wine & Cheese Basket.
Cindy Osborne won a Basket of Maple Products.
Delores Hughes won a Gift Certificate to Roma's.
Pat Casey won a Patriotic American States Quilt. It was hand embroidered and hand tied by members of the Episcopal Church Women's group.
Fund raising events sponsored by St. Paul's help keep their Parish House open and available for such functions as the Monday night Soup Kitchen suppers where all are welcome to the free meal each week. For more information, contact Darlene Ardron: 843-9283 or email: stpauls@citlink.net .
St. Paul’s and the Episcopal Church Women are very thankful for the support received from the community.
(Click on thumbnails to enlarge photos.)
Caption 1: Bernice Gere, Father Ralph Osborne and Jeanette Biermann pose with the top raffle prize for the St. Paul’s AppleFest, the Patriotic American States Quilt.
Caption 2: Darlene Ardron along with helpers, Hannah and Candace Cullipher, sold apples and cider at the 25th annual St. Paul’s AppleFest.
Caption 3: Roberta Knoll and granddaughter Erica Carr helped sell “Precious Particulars” at St. Paul’s AppleFest.
Caption 4: Shopping at the AppleFest.
Caption 5: The menu board of the Cantina.