Dayton Rotary President Ann Marie Mitchell welcomed the members and guests to the meeting. Dr. Luke Chachere led the prayer with Sean Stockard followed up with leading the pledges.
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The Trivium Club of Liberty met at the Sam Houston Regional Library on Jan. 9. Hostesses for the meeting, Becky Spears, Lamar Iverson, and Barbara Norwood, provided delicious refreshments.
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The Liberty Garden Club met on Jan. 5 in the lovely home of Pam Litton. After a Christmas break, which included a celebratory luncheon at Mary Schwertner’s home, the group was back in action planning for their spring meetings and projects.
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The Dayton Rotary Club learned about the Civil Air Patrol last week during their meeting. Longtime Rotarian, Ken DeFoor, introduced the presenter Don Fisher after the prayer and pledge. Don Fisher has been with the Civil Air Patrol for over 33 years.
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The Dayton Rotary Club welcomed a new Rotary President, Mrs. Ann Marie Mitchell. The new president thanked outgoing president, Mrs. Rachel Ansley for her year of leadership. With the startup of a new presidency, came the reports and plans for the upcoming year. Dr. Luke Chachere first thanked Rotarian Ted Smith for his information on the covered bus stops around town that the Dayton Rotary Club sponsored and built. According to Rotarian Smith, a couple were in need of repair. Rotarian Dr. Chachere then took the next steps in the repair of the bus stops. Repairs were done on the bus stop at Winfree/ Linney Street and another one at Colbert/ Young Street. Chachere credited Robert Walker and Lynn McLemore with helping him with those repairs. President Mitchell thanked all involved in the repair process.
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TRIVIUM CLUB HONORS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
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The Liberty Garden Club had a very busy month. On April 14, members met at the home of member Shelli Johnson. After a business meeting under the direction of club president Linda Spacek members had a tour of Johnson’s garden set up. Members also were “ introduced” to her small animals consisting of rabbits, goats and chickens. Johnson said that her household is working toward be self- sufficient. Refreshments were provided by hostesses Shelli Johnson, JoAnne Whittaker and Jan Knight.
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Pancakes, sausage, toppings, butter and syrups for all, as well as orange juice, milk, water and coffee were enjoyed by many as the Dayton Noon Lions held their annual pancake supper this past Thursday night, April 20th.
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