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Tradition of giving at Jones Chapel UMC Church



2011-12-21 - Jones Chapel Church, 2267 Jones Chapel Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Terry Partin. One Hundred Turkey and Ham Meals - for others: The joy of giving was evident more than ever at Jones Chapel United Methodist Church this Christmas Season. Many from the Congregation met at the Church, located at 2267 Jones Chapel Road Columbia, Ky on Tuesday afternoon to prepare meals to be delivered throughout the community and beyond. The tradition, now in it's third year, resulted in the serving of nearly 100 Turkey and Ham meals with all the trimmings. Preparing the meals are front left back, David Jones, LeeAnn Willis, Jennifer Yarberry, Marcella Brown, Mildred Sneed, Rita Partin and Gladys Faye Baker. Right side, front back, Debbie Gist, Pam Jones, Norma Jean Parnell, John Luke Partin, Julie Burton, Johnny Richard, Zilpha Corbin and Phyllis Firquin. -TERRY PARTIN

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