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Thanks to Adair County Democratic Women Thank You to the people who pulled off amazing event for Governor Steve Beshear at Adair County Jaycees Pavilion on October 20, 2011, when 200 people gathered at a Democratic Party rally to honor Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear Sends special thanks Jaycees and wonderful new Pavilion with dining kitchen which makes serving meals a breeze; to sidekicks Cynthia Rowe and Pam Shearer, incoming AC Women's President Jamie Maurath, Joe and Sandy Rogers, Miss Frances Glasgow, Miss Louise Brock, Mrs. Martha Martin, and Miss Gertude Browning, to Mr. Grover for buying the cake; and, especially to Lou Ann Gore Flannagan of Russell County for bring Russell County Middle School civics class to see democratic process in action. Click on headline for full story and photo(s) From Victoria Pike President, Adair Co. Democratic Women's Club I was so pleased with the amazing turnout yesterday for out fundraiser for Governor Beshear. We certainly didn't expect it with the weather as gloomy as it was. It certainly didn't start out well. I was running late after having to make a mad dash to Dr. King, my vet, with a newly born calf, sopping wet and covered in mud. Then I called Cynthia Rowe and Pam Shearer, my trusty sidekicks and told them I would be a little late with the rest of the food. They had everything in tip top shape when I arrived and all went well from that point. These two ladies saved the day. Hats off to you, Cynthia and Pam. I also, want to thank Jamie Maurath, our incoming new President of the Adair County Democratic Women's Club for taking part of her day to come and assist in serving the delicious chili prepared by the most prominent chili chef in these parts, Ms. Sandy Rogers. Thanks to her husband, Adair County Sixth District Magistrate Joe Rogers for helping her deliver it. Our Democratic women sure know how to put on these events and I would like to thank each and every one of them who helped in any way to make our gathering for Governor Beshear such a great success. In attendance yesterday were some of our longest serving members: Miss Frances Glasgow, Miss Louise Brock, Mrs. Martha Martin, and Miss Gertude Browning. These women certainly are a remarkable bunch and continue to serve today to the best of their ability. Miss Frances called me early that morning and asked what she could do to help. Miss Louise baked a jam cake for our yard sale last week which we immediately sold to Mr. Grover Gilpin. Mr. Grover was also in attendance yesterday. Miss Gertrude, who is my mother, helped me until midnight, getting things unloaded and washed up and put up from the event. If they can serve at this point in their golden years, then the rest of us shouldn't have any problem with stepping up to serve as leaders in our party now. Thanks to all those who attended and especially to Ms. Flanigan for bringing the children from Russell County to see the democratic process in action. Hopefully, they learned a valuable lesson and will want to participate in it in the near future. The new Jaycees Pavillion meeting room is a real asset to our community. It has tables and chairs to seat about 60. We were fortunate enough to be one of the first groups to rent the facility for an event. It is decorated with pictures along the walls of past years members at various events. It is also equipped witih a kitchen area that makes serving a breeze. We appreciate the Jaycees letting us be one of the first to have an event in their beautiful new room. -VICTORIA PIKE This story was posted on 2011-10-22 04:26:59
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