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Articles by Patty Stahl
Cedar Mountain News
This week the Cedar Mountain Post Office returned to placing mail back inside P.O. Boxes, not in the temporary truck. COMMUNITY CENTER The annual Cedar Mountain Community Center Thanksgiving Potluck is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 12. Since the community center is being restored from hurricane damage the potluck will be held at the Rocky Hill Baptist Church Life Center this year.
Cedar Mountain News
The Cedar Mountain Fire Rescue Department and Auxiliary joined together to put on a fabulous Memorial Day fundraising event. A light rain did not keep hungry barbecue lovers away and we were overwhelmed and pleased at the turnout. More than 270 meals were served, hitting a new organizational record. Bless each and every one of you who contributed to our success. All profits went to benefit the Cedar Mountain Fire Department.
Cedar Mountain News
The Cedar Mountain Trunk or Treat event will be held Sunday, Oct. 29, from 3-5 p.m. at Cedar Mountain Moonshine. Come ready for the spookiness with costumes, games, candy and more. All ages are welcome. Candy donations can be dropped off anytime at 10754 Greenville Highway. If you are interested in being “a trunk,” please email Sarah at studio276.art@gmail.com. THE SCARECROW’S NEW CLOTHESBy Patty Stahl In a field on Solomon Jones Road there stands a scarecrow watching his garden year after year.
Cedar Mountain News
On Monday, Aug. 14, there will be a 70th anniversary celebration of the Cedar Mountain Community Center. Patty Stahl and Beth Owings will present on the history of the center following the potluck dinner. Items for the potluck need to be on the serving tables by 6:15 p.m. for serving at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome.
Cedar Mountain News
VBS in the 1950s Vacation Bible School has been held for many years at Rocky Hill Baptist Church. The schools were held in the mornings, from 9 a.m. to noon, and kicked off on the first day with a parade led by the flag bearers as the entire school marched down Highway 276 and up the steps to the double doors of the church. Imagine attempting that with today’s traffic.
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