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The Dayton Rotary Club started up their weekly meetings last month. They meet every Thursday at the Community Center in Dayton...
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The Dayton Noon Lions Club held one of their big annual fundraisers last week with their Pancake Supper. Local Lions were on hand to provide eye screenings for children and there was a silent auction to help raise funds towards the Lions Mission. The event was held at the Dayton First Baptist Church, and the Dayton High School National Honor Society assisted at the event.
Read moreThe Trivium Club of Liberty held its February meeting at St. Stephen’s Parish Hall. Hostesses for the meeting were Donna Barranco, Cindy Liles, and Ashley Campbell.
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The Dayton Noon Lions added ten new members during the month of November and are looking to add even more in the upcoming months.
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The Dayton Noon Lions Club has been working hard to help feed the community this holiday season. They recently presented Trinity Baptist Church with a $600 donation to assist them in their annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner.
Read moreThe Kenefick Activity Club got off to a slow start this fall with the Covid Variant.
Read moreOn Tuesday, November 9, the Dayton Noon Lions Club will have a chili supper at the Family Life Center of First Baptist Church Dayton from 5pm until 7pm. In conjunction with that dining event, the Lions will be offering free eye scans to children and students from the ages of six months to 18 years old.
Read moreThe Trivium Club held its first in person meeting of the club year on October 12 at the Liberty Elementary School multi-purpose room. Vice-President Margaret Gardzina presided and led the club in the collect and pledges.
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