GRANTSVILLE CHRISTMAS CORNER OFFERS GIFTS AND FURNITURE

(12/12/2008)

Mary Wilson (left) and JoAnn Stevens welcome shoppers Grantsville's Christmas Corner offers hundreds of gift ideas Looking for that special Christmas gift? Grantsville's Christmas Corner is open for business, offering a wide selection of unique Christmas gift items from jewelry and furniture to candles and rugs. The store, located in the old Garland's Grocery building on Main Street, is jam-packed with Christmas gift ideas. Assortment of rugs and framed photos by Richard Westfall Furniture items and "Goodie Baskets" The store is will be open Monday-Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday hours from 12-5 p.m. December 5th is Grantsville's Christmas Parade with the arrival of Santa Claus. A special open house will be held that day, with refreshments and door prizes. The shop will have extended hours. Delicious homemade candies or Barb Cain's homemade jewelry Longaberger specialties and Jim Murphy's wood crafts Among the local artisans: Jewelry by Barb Cain Wreaths by JoAnn Stevens Primitives by Michelle Hipp Purses and Christmas decorations by Debbie Hammons West Virginia Photographs by Richard Westfall Scroll saw pictures and Christmas decorations by Jim Murphy Afghans and hand-made items by Heather Hall Baskets by Jo Mollendick Hand-poured candles by Debby Riddel Country furniture by Donna and Ronnie Erlewine Goodie baskets and gifts by Nicole Miller Rag rugs by Ann Richards and Alice Hickman Homemade specialty candy by Mary Wilson Baskets and bags by Roberta Hartshorn

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