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Butler, Mark Hudson, Earl Jewell, Tammy North, Bobby Springfield, Margie Menefee, Angela Jordan, Terry Williams, Lisa Poe, Rusty Settle, Brenda Southard, Lee Anderson, John Shanahan and Glenn Dodsotyt
Luminari
On Sale
Luminari a, traditionally used around homes and churches to light a pathway to a door, are being sold by the Washington and Flint Hill United Methodist churches.
The use of laminaria is an age old Custom begun by a colony along the Rio Grande River in Mexico, said to light the way for Christ on Christmas Eve. Originally luminaria, meaning little fires, were small piles of burning pinion wood. Today they are plumbers candles placed inside a white paper bag with enough sand to hold the candle erect.
Luminaria, including a bag, candle and sand, will be sold in groups of six, a kit, for $1.50. These will stand up in strong wind and are not likely to catch fire. They may be picked up on December 16 or 17. For more information and to place orders, call 675-3370.
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