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Every Tuesday morning at ten o’clock a talented group of ladies meets at the Liberty Municipal Library for an hour or two of camaraderie and creativity as they take up their handcrafts and visit. The Lost Arts Club, as the group is called, has been in existence for over a decade, and several of the members have been part of the club since its inception.
Read moreThe Trivium Club of Liberty met on April 12 at the DAR meeting room, Hostesses Susan Daniel, Gloria Stratton, and Sandy Pickett prepared Easter themed refreshments.
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The first meeting of the Genealogical Society will be April 28 at 10am located at the Partlow House at 2131 Grand Avenue. The public is invited free of charge to hear our guest speaker, Irene Walters.
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President Tami Pierce introduced this week’s program, Mrs. Stacie Lott, Principal of Nottingham Alternative Education Campus...
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The Dayton Rotary Club proudly inducted two new members on April 7, 2022. Pictured are Mr. Brooks Hiller (Rotarian Sponsor), New Member Ms. Beth Robertson, Rotarian Bill Buchanan and New Member Juan Carranco. If anyone is interested in becoming a member, the Dayton Rotary Club extends a standing invitation to join us for lunch any Thursday at noon @ the Dayton Community Center.
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Dayton Noon Lions Club Vice-President Alisha Dale, President Mike George, and Board Member Dr. David Beeler were at the Dayton Chamber of Commerce April 5th luncheon Lion Hunting for new Lions. The club is growing and is always on the prowl looking for new young lions who want to physically serve their community. The group meets every first and third Wednesday of the month, currently at Texas Kountry Kitchen in Dayton, Texas, 313 N. Main Street. For more information find them on Facebook.
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Rotary President Tami Pierce welcomed everyone and then introduced Mrs. Jennifer Garcia, Director of Major and Planned Gifts from Lee College. Mrs. Garcia explained her unique position as she works for both Lee College Foundation and Lee College. She discussed the Office of Resource Development and how her role is to ask for money to give money to students in the form of scholarships and grants. Lee College’s mission is to provide opportunities to students that will change their lives forever. “Last fall alone, we awarded over $200,000 in scholarships to our students.” Garcia gave two ex
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The Franklin Hardin Chapter of Daughters of the Republic of Texas (DRT) met on Saturday March 19th. Chapter President Debbie Sjolander of Dayton presented this month’s program in a virtual session. Having lived in Kingsville, Texas as a child, Debbie chose nearby historic King Ranch as her program.
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