Date: January 21, 2014
MEETING
MINUTES
The meeting was called to order at 9:30 a.m. by guild President, Joy
Ivy. Roll was called.
There were 24 members present. No
visitors.
Minutes from the December meeting were read by LaTrelle Locks. Debra Revay made a motion to accept minutes
as read. Doniene Fullagar 2nd
motion. Motion carried.
STANDING
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Sunshine
Report: Helen
Reid, founder of the guild, passed away.
Flowers will be sent to her service.
Cards had been sent to Joy Early, Judy Tiedemann (husband), Alice Young,
& Terri Reed. Robin Moody had
surgery. She is home & said to be
improving.
Treasurers
Report: Cindy
Hadley presented the treasure’s report.
CPS Bags
Report: Robin Moody was not present,
but nothing to report.
Wee Care
Quilt Report: Sherry Benbow brought 1 quilt.
New
Business: Doris Rice reported that she
had been contacted by Susie Parron of Barn Quilts, about doing a program in
September. The speaking fee of $200 was
discussed & if a workshop is wanted, that will be extra. Angela McCorkle made a motion to accept,
LaTrelle Locks 2nd it. Motion
carried.
Judy Tiedemann reported that, due to her husands health, they are
moving to Georgia. They will be living
with their son & daughter-in-law.
This will be her last meeting with us.
We wish you a safe trip & many blessings, Judy. You will be missed!
Old
business: No old business
Quilt Show
Business: Angela McCorkle informed us
that Liz Porter will not be our guest speaker for the quilt show. Instead, Shaula Patton will be our speaker
& will present a trunk show. Shaula
is very entertaining & I’m sure all will enjoy her program. Angela is still waiting on confirmation on the
“Route 66” program. Other discussion on the quilt show were as follows: other programs for the show will be “100
Years of Red Work”. Joy Ivy will be in
charge of the bed turning & door prizes.
Vickie Mazurek will get the programs together. Ruby Goodwin will be in charge of the Project
Booth; Doris Rice in charge of the Donation Quil;, Cindy Hadley in charge of Vendor
goody bags; Debra Revay in charge of Admissions
table; Vickie Mazurek in charge of poster distribution. Doris Rice is checking into having lapel pins
for the guild to sell. Doris Rice will
be in charge of quilt check-in & Ruby Goodwin in charge of take down;
Doniene Fullagar will assist Ruby.
Vickie Mazurek will be in charge of Vendor food.
At present
time Angela is still searching for young, able-bodied people to put up &
take down the racks, as well as hang the quilts for us.
The show
dates this year will be April 25-26th. Times will be 10-5 on 25th &
10-4 on 26th.
SHOW AND
TELL:
Doniene Fullagar- Mountain Majesty, made using Cinch shirts. Four
Brands quilt made for her husband. Quilted 3 pocket purse.
Debra Revay- Quilted guild name
badge.
Wanda Jackson- Red & green
sampler. The 1st quilt she
ever made, Grandmother’s Flower Garden, made in 1979, hand quilted.
Alice Young- Spiral in Pastels,
a small wallhanging. It was made in a workshop when she lived in Omaha,
Arkansas (1992). Depicting a color
wheel.
Vickie Mazurek- Blog Hop Projects:
Birds & Blooms, made for her Mother; Stitch Bible, showing all the
stitches her machine does as well as other interesting things; “Hole in the
Chicken Wire” & Fonzi, her rooster.
Doris Rice- “Geese Circling New York” wall hanging (blog hop); Counted
Cross-stitch Egg that she revised into a quilt pattern & Heart Applique.
Cindy Hadley- Showed her Churn dash blocks for her Row by Row.
MONTHLY
DRAWINGS:
BOM: Doris Rice
Strip
Exchange: Vickie
Mazurek
Door
Prizes: Doris Rice, Wanda Jackson & LaTrelle Locks
Doris Rice presented the BOM for next month, which is a pieced heart
block. Instructions can be found on the
guild website.
PROGRAM: Angela McCorkle presented a program using her
new rulers; a dresdan plate, a log cabin & a hexagon by Bloc-Loc.
Doniene Fullagar will present the program for February. She will show us how to make the 3 pocket
purse she showed today. She will be sending
an email on supplies needed
Meeting adjourned.
Respectfully submitted by
LaTrelle Locks, Secretary
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