The Sassy Stampers met January 16 to make a valentine card. The girls were eager to work on the cards, and all seemed pleased with their creations. The Stampers meet on the third Saturday of the month at 9:45 a.m. If you have any questions feel free to call Deb Harwell at 940-262-7728 or email…
Clyda Lodge Over 30 years ago my mother-in-law came in possession of a family bible that, as the story goes, was carried in the saddlebags of a circuit preacher in northwest Ohio during the 1870s. This was the family bible of my deceased father-in-law who passed in 1986. For several years my mother-in-law attempted to…
Vicki Baker With the holidays behind us, Girls on Wheels were ready to escape the daily grind, reconnect with girlfriends and hide out for a day. And what better way to nurture our friendships than with a pampering escape to Spa Castle for our January outing. This was more than just a relaxing day. It…
Janie Farnsworth The toasting of the New Year was held at Frank and Nancy Freisheim’s home. We had four bottles of champagne to taste. The outcome was very interesting in that the winner, the second, third and fourth place were so very close. The winner was Kenwood Cuvee Brut, which was brought by Susan Miloser.…
Phyllis Ayers The Red Hat Ranchers have updated their name to Rockin’ Red Ranchers, but we are still the same group which loves to have fun, be with friends and have fabulous, fantastic experiences. On January 8 the annual Pajama Party was held to roast the outgoing Queen, and crown the new Queen. The roast…
Judy Ondina All branches of the military except the Coast Guard were represented at a recent gathering at the home of Miguel and Judy Ondina. Twenty-five years ago the U.S. was engaged in the Gulf War that proved to be one of the most successful and shortest encounters experienced by our military. Those attending brought…
Barbara Anderson The Robson Ranch Garden Club began the new year on January 18 with a very informative program by Mr. Beau Propes on the benefits of organic lawn compost top dressing. We were reminded that our lawns are living organisms and need “a healthy balance of organic matter to grow lush, healthy grass and…
Orientation for seven eager potters began with comic instructions on how to succeed while playing in the mud. The first day, “students” explored the room on a scavenger hunt in which they discovered where necessary tools are for completing the bowls they made. Other days they not only learned new vocabulary like slip, cone and…
Marie Milleage Members of the African American Social Group enjoyed a variety of activities in January to celebrate the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King. At Robson Ranch and throughout Denton, many flags were flown to recognize this holiday and to honor his work in making America a better place to live in pursuit of…
Demographically the SoLo Group is comprised of residents from the lower Southerland Drive area from Michelle Way to Crestridge Dr. We also have a couple of “adopted” SoLoites. Our group is getting fairly large, and we have a lot of fun. This December the ladies decided to expand our venue beyond our monthly lunch at…