Seven
Wise County Extension Education members represented Wise County at the District
3 TEEA Conference Tuesday, April 16 in Mineral Wells. Those attending were
Dixie Range, Rosa Martinez, Gerry Galloway, Janice Millican, Bobbie Ashley,
Marilynn Collins and Linda Hood.
Activities focused on a speaker, silent auctions, and a cultural arts
contest. Carol Clark Montgomery director of Clark Gardens shared the history
and information on Clark Gardens which is located just outside Mineral Wells.
The
purpose of the cultural arts contest is to establish a broader understanding
and awareness of arts and to envision individual growth, inspiration, and
enrichment through participation in varied forms of art. Wise County winners included: Marilynn
Collins-1st with her Christmas Table Topper. As a result of her win,
Marilynn will be representing Wise County at the State Cultural Arts
competition in September. She also
received 2nd place with her
Quilt larger than 50X70, and 2nd in the miscellaneous category with
placemats. Gerry Galloway- 2nd place in the Garments and
Accessories-handmade category with her machine embroidery pocket purse and
Janice Millican received 3rd place in the Holiday Decoration
category with her patriotic wreath.
The
mission of the Texas Extension Education Association is to work with Texas
AgriLife Extension Service to strengthen and enrich families through
educational programs, leadership development and community service. Membership is open to adult Wise County
residents regardless of socioeconomic
level, race, color, sex, religion, disability, or nationality. You are
encouraged to visit the Greenwood Extension Education Club in the community of
Greenwood as they meet every fourth Friday, 11 am at the Greenwood Fire Hall.
For
more information on the Texas Extension Education Association, call the
Extension office at 627-3341.
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