Celebrating 20th Anniversary of the Ms. Mary Bobo’s Ladies Club
Wednesday, August 30, 2023
Twenty years ago, Becky Woodruff started a fellowship luncheon at Ms. Mary Bobo’s. Always on the Tuesday of the Celebration each year, she and Dee Cantrell have been the mainstays during the past two decades. Each year a total of ten ladies come together at their annual 11 o’clock seating and enjoy delicious food, grand fellowship and singing. Four years ago, a pastor was eating in the next room and as he was departing, he asked if the ladies would perform at his church on Sunday. The Ladies Club is already planning their 2024 event.
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