Woman's Club annual sweet sale

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Published: 21 December 2022 21 December 2022

Photos and article by Lynn Janes

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Woman's Club Sweet Sale 121722

The Woman's Club held its annual sweet sale December 17, 2022. Every year the women of the club work together to create a room full of delicious and beautiful Christmas gifts and goodies. The first recommendation from this author and photographer, be there when they open. Although the event went from 9 am to 2 pm. three-fourths had been sold by 10:30. Second recommendation: come with your sweet tooth.

They had 20 different homemade cookies available to choose from and sold by the pound. You could make your choice and put them in a box to take home or to a Christmas get together. They started with two full tables of premade baskets of all sizes and budgets but within just an hour and a half they only had 9 baskets left. Other gifts not expected in a sweet sale they had were handmade Christmas stockings and handmade tortilla rolling pins. These ladies have some talent, and it's probably a safe bet the cookbook they offer for sale has a lot of great recipes from them.

Every year they offer See's Candies and will sell them until they are gone. You can contact Pat Ross 575-313-4072. Any other questions, you can call the Woman's Club 575-654-1001 or silvercitywomansclub411@outlook.com

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