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Plans for Quilter’s Celebration continue
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The Quilting Bees guild met on April 2. Extensive discussion was held concerning the Quilter’s Celebration offerings for the all-day meeting 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. on June 1, in the fellowship hall of the First Presbyterian Church of Larned.  A potluck luncheon is included for this free event and open to the public whether you are a quilter or not. The event will include numerous door prizes from quilt shops and individuals. For additional information call the church, 620-285-6033.

Colleen Wolf of Larned presented the program on “Folded Star” ornaments from 2 ½ inch, 4 inch and 10 inch squares decorated with ornamental buttons and ribbons. Many samples were shown and ways of construction.  

Show and Tell participants were: Mary Weber, spring placements; Colleen, T-shirt quilt top with sashing; Diane Schultz, kit with Shamrock table runner top; Alice Clapsaddle, two items quilted on embroidery machine, gifts from a cousin; Merlene Baird, blue/white winter scene wall hanging top forgotten that had recently resurfaced. 

The next regular meeting will be at 6 p.m. on April 16 at the church.

Purpose of scholarships
Foundational thoughts
Jason Murrary
Jason Murray
Many families within our communities have chosen to invest in our youth, encouraging them to continue their education and use their knowledge to pave the way for their success. By supporting these young scholars, we are investing not only in the individuals but also in the future of our towns. The hope is that students will return to their communities, enriched with knowledge and skills, and help foster growth and development without the burden of excessive student debt.
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