It takes many hands to make the bazaar a success. a group picture before the doors opened for business.
Before the shoppers came we gathered together and Linda said a prayer.
Cashiers waiting to check out customers.
Yes, the cube worked and people were able to charge purchases over $30.00
It wasn't long before they were kept busy.
There was a steam stream of shoppers all day.
Bill kept us safe and Paul helped transport shoppers to their cars. With Celebrate Recovery having the Orlando Florida Conference at our Church also on Saturday the parking crew and golf carts were greatly needed.
Santa and Mrs.Claus came to visit.
Judy tried to convince Santa she has been good.
Shreen closed her eyes and picked out the name of the winner for the credit card tree.
On Sunday morning Betty congratulated Mary on winning the credit card tree.
Jan and Patty picked the winner for the quilt.
Marguerite was so excited she had won.
All the winners of the silent auction items were notified. By 4 o'clock half the room was cleared out and set up for Sunday School. The items that still remained to be sold after services on Sunday were moves to one side of the hall.
Sunday morning there were still a lot of good buys to be gotten.
The tree was sold, and many of the other items. It was a very profitable Holiday Bazaar, thanks to everyone who donated, shopped and worked.
Peggy had made these delicious treat for the breakfast Saturday morning. Hear is the recipe.
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