The fourth annual auction was a big success and lot of fun was had by all thanks to the auction committee and auctioneer Judy Tabor

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The fourth annual auction was a big success and lot of fun was had by all thanks to the auction committee and auctioneer Judy Tabor. Many beautiful and fun pieces were auctioned off and all were wonderful bargains. If you did not attend you should consider coming next year. It is a wonderful way to do Christmas shopping and also to pick up items for Halloween and Thanksgiving If you wish to be on our mailing list for next year or if any of the items below interest you contact us via email and we will add you to our mailing list or put you in touch with the member who created the item. They may or may not wish to do another piece. mailto:palmettopainters@palmettopainters.com


It seems that everyone had their eye on Martina's tree. Loyal fans snapped up the "school logo" items items in a hurry


It was obvious that Dot is enjoying her new sewing machine and the club certainly benefited from all the wonderful items she contributed. I couldn't even get in the running for that patriotic sweatshirt but I did pick up one of those lovely Christmas ornaments. Tweedy's shovel brought a lot of action on the floor. This item won second place in the State Fair.



President Martina Sekula starts the action and is followed by the Auction Committee Chairperson, Brenda Gray. Auctioneer Judy Tabor kept everyone laughing with her quick wit. Dispite baby sitting duty Debbie still managed to bid on a lot of items.


Our "Vanna's" did a wonderful job. Regina is shown doing some "serious" bidding. I know her arm got tired because she wanted that piece so bad. Margaret's clock caused some "unusual" bidding. Obviously someone wanted to keep it in the family.

Dot's granddaughter really liked the tree her mother bought	Some of "real" backbone of our club. Thanks guys!	Regina's "Trash to Treasure's" items were a big success & brought lot's of action to the bidding