BIGGER AND BETTER - Hometown County Christmas, Parade December 6th

(11/28/2002)

Submitted by Shari Johnson The 2002 Hometown Country Christmas is just around the corner with more than 20 vendors committed to the three day event inside the Courthouse, December 4-6. Those who have been assigned a space are JoAnn Stevens, crafts Phil and Joyce Payne, wood crafts Sister's Sweets, homemade candy Amy Allen, wood crafts Lou Johnson, candles Angela Arnold, photo work Art Cullers, gifts Georgie Stalnaker, biscuits & gravy, hot dogs Amie Nicholas, candles and crafts Amie Cheuvront, candles and toppers Dan Cain, walking sticks and jewelry Linda Thomas, Avon and Party Lite Debbie Murphy, scroll wood work The Wood Festival, candles Virginia McNeely, Christmas crafts Eddie Harris, floral and miscellaneous crafts Irona Yeager, crafts and baked goods Alma Stevens, wood and crafts Debbie Hershman, miscellaneous painted crafts Mt. Zion Cardinal 4-H Club, crafts , cocoa & apple cider Craft Show Hours will be Wednesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. If you would like to reserve a space, please contact Shari Johnson at 354-6651 days or 354-7231 evenings. The 7th annual Light Parade will be Friday December 6 at 6 p.m. To enter your group or float in the parade, please call Shari Johnson at the numbers listed above.

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