CORRECTION: VOLUNTEERS NEEDED NOEL FOOD PANTRY

CORRECTION: Noel Food Bank Contact - phamiter@noelumc.org Peggy Hamiter, the coordinator of the Noel United Methodist Church, needs help.Volunteers can help unload trucks, packs bags of food, and then distribute to persons in cars.Noel has an active ministry helping the less unfortunate in Highland.

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED NOEL FOOD PANTRY

Peggy Hamiter, the coordinator of the Noel United Methodist Church, needs help.Volunteers can help unload trucks, packs bags of food, and then distribute to persons in cars. Noel has an active ministry helping the less unfortunate in Highland.

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CADDO SCHOOL LUNCHES … THANK YOU!

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