“The Fashionable Wardrobe” Luncheon planned for February 28
LOCK HAVEN – On Wednesday, February 28, 2024 The Lock Haven Christian Women’s Connection will enjoy their “Fashionable Wardrobe” Luncheon. The program will be held at the Flemington First Church of Christ, 714 Canal Street, Allison Township. There is always good food, lots of fun and music, and gifted speakers that help inform and inspire ladies to make a most memorable day.
The theme of February’s lunch is ”The Fashionable Wardrobe ”. The Feature of the program will be a runway of colorful modeled fashions from Momoyo Otsu of downtown Lock Haven. Ladies who attend are asked to wear the “loudest” outfit in their closest. “Loudest” depends on personal interpretation, but organizers are leaning towards loud in color. The lady with the “loudest” outfit will receive a gift certificate.
The special music guest for “The Fashionable Wardrobe” Luncheon is popular area vocalist Elaine Barth.
The speaker for the day is Elva Cornell from Wellsville, New York. Cornell is a cancer survivor and speaks about being “Born Before The Word Dysfunctional”.
The program begins at 11:50 a.m. The cost of $15.00 per person includes lunch, entertainment, inspirational speaker and free parking. All area women are invited. The location allows for on-site childcare for young mothers. Nursery reservations must be made at the time that luncheon reservations are made. Mothers are asked to bring a lunch or snack for the child.
This is a perfectly good time to meet new friends and catch up with long-time friends! The Luncheon is a warm and welcoming way to renew and refresh. The rest of the dates for the 2024 luncheons have been set and are: April 24, June 28, September 11, October 23, and December 4. The group is requesting for all who plan to attend to make reservations. Reservations MUST be made by February 21, 2024 by calling Bobbie Jo at 570-748-8708, by calling or texting Jerri at 570-295-5725 or by emailing Ann at lockhavencwc@aol.com. All reservations for the luncheon MUST be honored.
Submitted by Bobbie Jo Simcox
