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This fall's dr?#<t’fltfw W sale, held in conjunction with ihe annual house lour, is the iweniv-sixth pul on In ihc Women ol Brumfield Parish.
The sale started when Flossie Williamson of Woodville realized that ihe new rage was Williamsburg dried flower arrangements. She went lo Lois Snead and Doiscv Davis and said. “I can dr\ the flowers, lull I ean’i arrange them. II I dry. w ill \ou iwo arrange?"
This idea fell on receptive ears. The women of ihe Church had spent years Irving to pay for the new parish hall and ihe church organ. I hex had baked slacks of lemon laris and chocolate pies each Saturday. They cooked and donated lo church suppers which they sold lo lheir own families. Mrs. Williamson's proposal sounded like a more eflicienl wav 10 earn money, so ihe three women began.
The lirsi year ihev packed up arrangements and babies and hauled them over the miles to Woodward and Loihrop ai Seven corners for sale. This, loo, seemed like a difficult way lo earn monev.
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