Ladies Aide Soup & Bake Sale

ByJeremy S.

The Ladies Aide will be holding their annual soup and bake sale on September 8, 2023 from 9AM-6PM at the Grange Hall. This year Ham & Bean, Chicken Corn and Chili will be offered at $8.00/quart. Advanced orders are appreciated (but soup will be available until sold out at the door) – to place an advanced order, fill out a form located in the back of the church, or call 570-758-3699 or 570-758-4038. The soup is always delicious, be sure to stock up the freezer for easy suppers during the cold winter months ahead!

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