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Milton under Wychwood Christmas Lunch
Christmas lunch was organised for branch members and friends.
10 Jan 2020
In December at our Christmas Lunch that was well attended by branch members and friends. Our vicar Rev. Geoffrey Clement said grace and after a wonderful meal, Kathleen Walker gave a short synopsis of what our branch had been doing in the past year.
Also Rev Ann Harley NSM thanked Kathleen for all she had done in the past 20 years as a member and then Branch Leader and wished her well for the future as she is moving to pastures new. Kathleen and was presented with gifts from all members. Our lunch ended with a quiz set by a member and carol singing. Kathleen has been welcomed as a member of the Mothers Union into their Charlton Kings Branch and wish her well.
I would like to thank all our members for the time they freely given; now another year of the Wychwood Branch starts with an exciting programme with me at the helm together with the help of the committee.
Written by Christine de Warren-Chinn, Milton under Wychwood
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