Your grandmother’s pantry and more…

By Karen Donato  
Staff Writer
    “Let us give thanks”, is what the Court Street Baptist ladies group wants everyone to remember. Give thanks for all our many blessings as we prepare for the celebration of the Christmas season.
Houlton Pioneer Times Photo/Karen Donato
BREAKFAST AND CRAFTS — An all you can eat breakfast will be served at Houlton’s Court Street Baptist Church, Saturday, Nov. 15 from 8 until 10 a.m. Shop for crafts and food until noon. Showing some of the crafts that will be available are from left, Chairperson, Mary Lowery, Ruth Hammer and Rose Myers, members of the Baptist ladies group sponsoring the breakfast and fair.
    A day full of nostalgia is in store for local residents when they arrive at the Court Street Baptist Church in Houlton on Saturday, Nov. 15. Begin your Thanksgiving season at 8 a.m. with an “all you can eat” breakfast.  A wonderful old-fashioned breakfast will be served right from Grandma’s pantry. The menu includes: egg dishes, bacon, sausage, pancakes, home fries, baked beans and lots of fresh coffee.  
    After you finish breakfast, you can shop for handmade crafts, or at the “Twice Around” table. There will be food for sale including: homemade jams and jellies, pickles, desserts, breads, rolls, baked beans and potato salad.  You can buy your entire meal for Saturday night.
    A special Christmas Shoppe will be open just for children to buy gifts for their family and friends.
    Raffle tickets will be sold for $1 each and a lucky ticket holder will win $100 worth of groceries. Breakfast will be served from 8  until 10 a.m. The craft sale ends at noon. Breakfast is $5 per person and  $2.50 for children under 12.
    As members of the American Baptist Women’s statewide mission organization, the proceeds from the fair will be used for the missions here in Houlton and for those missionaries that the First Baptist Church supports in other countries around the globe.