The Agee Community Club held its March meeting at Ryan's with Jeanie Figgins as hostess.
Club President Cathy Womack opened the meeting with the members repeating the club motto, "When the world is full of love the world is full of beauty". Nadine Johnson offered the invocation. Figgins gave each lady necklaces of shamrocks and a headband with flowers for their hair, and then read the devotional from Ecclesiastes 3:1-11 followed by the secretary and treasurers reports.
There was no old or new business at this time. Roll call was answered by telling what you know about St. Patrick's Day. Figgins gave a lesson on how St. Patrick was a missionary who brought Christianity to Ireland AD300. St. Patrick's Day is a feast day that commemorates his death. Then a lesson about the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and why one is never found, rainbows are circular even when we on the ground do not see but an arch, pilots and those in higher elevations are able to view the circle.
Birthday cards were given to Figgins and Nickey Orton. Orton, Johnson, Womack and Figgins each read one article from the Black River times that had been brought to everyone by Johnson. A poem was read by Womack from the book that honorary belated club member Orel Smith had written titled, "The Breeze and I". Door prize was won by Womack.
Hostess for April will be Johnson. A group picture was taken. The members dismissed with the club collect, "Be Still and Know that I am God", Psalms 46:10.