Berkeley Independent
Christmas in St. Stephen promises fun for all
The Town of St. Stephen invites you to enjoy a nighttime Christmas Parade on Dec. 4.
The parade line up is 6:30 p.m. on Brick Church Circle and Mendel Rivers Road. The parade will begin at 6:30 p.m.
The lighting of the town Christmas tree and all trees on the walk will be after the parade, in the Alice Price Park. The Christmas Tree Walk can be enjoyed from Dec. 4 until Jan. 1, 2010.
For more information, call 567-3597.
Health Clinic
The Sumpter Free Health Clinic, 1936 on Highway 35 in St. Stephen, opened its doors to the public on Dec. 1.
Volunteers are needed, if anyone is interested in helping at the clinic. Seeds for a free health clinic were planted years ago, but planning became serious in March of 2008. The clinic will be open the first three Tuesdays of each month, from 5:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m.
All residents of Berkeley County and the surrounding area are welcome. For more information, call Shirley Dingle at 567-4486.
Birthday Wishes
Happy Birthday to Frank Conrad, Cassidy Carr, Tyler Dupree, Donna Hoffman, Deborah Hood, Terry Jernigan, Bubba Morris, Christopher Ollic, Matt Thompson, Sarah Wadford and Judy Wyndham.
Happy Anniversary
Happy Anniversary to Matthew and Erica Floyd, and Milton and Adelaide Keller.
Congratulations
Best wishes to Madison Lail who recently came in second place in the Palmetto Prestige Pageant and also won the photogenic category. Madison is the daughter of Jimmy and Priscilla Lail of St. Stephen.
Prayers and Get Well
Take time out of your busy day to pray for and to offer best wishes to Frank Conrad, Slick Crawford, Dorothy Gatlin, Tommy Giggleman, Kenneth Haines, Sidney Hanna, Louise Harris, Henry Hood, Gail Humbert, Eloise Judy, Carol Kaussman, Pastor Louis Kinard, Shelby Kinard, Lewis Lail, William “Bo” Langley, Joyce Lewis, Cricket May, Louise Harris, Louise McMakin, Johnny Mixson, Vander Mixon, Betty Rich Morris, George Morris, Greg Morris, Elaine Phillips, Maxine Phillips, Julie Rentzel, Butch Sauls, Margaret Sauls, Shannon Sims, Avi Ben Stella, Steve Thornhill, Dolly Ward, and Mae Welch. Keep all families in prayer who have been affected by lost jobs due to the economy. Say a prayer for our troops (land, air and sea) in Afghanistan, Kuwait, Iraq, and all around the world, for them to be protected as they protect us. Bless our troops and their families, for the selfless acts they perform for us. Keep in prayer all veterans, SC Masonic, OES, Rainbow families, and our school system.
In memory of Mrs. Louise Edens.
Have a blessed day and week!
Reach Betty Delk at bwdelk@tds.net before noon on Wednesdays, the week before all scheduled events. Phone: 567-4370.
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