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You may have been fishing, but have you ever been crawfishing? It’s an experience like no other and I had a chance to “get my feet wet” in this activity just this past week. Spoiler alert: It was awesome!
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We had a delightful visit with Joe Williamson and his wife last week while shopping at Tractor Supply in Madisonville. Joe is a warm and caring person and is a joy to visit with in any encounter. Please keep him and Betty in your prayers as they face health challenges.
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Winner number 37 of the 2nd Annual St. Joseph’s Catholic Church 52-week gun raffle was drawn Sunday, May 8. The winner of a Sig Saur P365 SAS, 9mm is Alex Kimich of Cypress. The next drawing will take place Sunday, May 15.
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Winner number 36 of the 2nd Annual St. Joseph’s Catholic Church 52-week gun raffle was drawn Sunday, May 1. The winner of an Escort 12ga. HESD Shotgun is Josh Chambers of Tomball. The next drawing will take place Sunday, May 8.
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The Evergreen Baptist Church Fish Fry assisting children with funds for church camp was certainly a success. The event was held Saturday, April 23, at the Iola VFD. Approximately 175 people were served, raising a good amount of money. Fish with all the works along with desserts and baked goods were served. Thanks to everyone that assisted and purchased plates.
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On May 21, come out to the Birthday Bash at White Hall Community Center, 14536 FM 362, Navasota. Gates will open at 10 a.m. for the public. If you wish to bring your car, truck or motorcycle, you will be allowed through the gate earlier. Vehicle entry is $10 but the Birthday Bash is free. We offer a people’s choice vote for the best entry. Please contact Christi for more information, 941-916-3774.
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There will be a ribbon cutting for Navasota’s historic Railroad Street May 12, at noon. Come out and see all the improvements the City of Navasota has made.
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The Sunrise Service at Zion Cemetery Sunday, April 17, was well attended despite drizzly weather. The service was conducted by Rev. Darren Ely of King Oaks Church. A special part of the service is when his wife and several of their children quoted a long scripture that was part of the sermon. Following the service, breakfast consisting of eggs, sausage, biscuits, gravy and drinks was served at Zion United Methodist Church.
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