Volunteers, Salvation Army serve Thanksgiving dinner

Thursday, November 22, 2007 | 6:11 p.m. CST
From left, Lovena Cadet, Bianca Aaron and Marie Henry serve food as John Fisher, one of the owners of Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken, greets a friend during the Salvation Army’s Thanksgiving dinner. This was the first year the dinner was held at Lee’s.   ¦  Kyle Wayne Stewart
BY KYLE WAYNE STEWART

More than 60 volunteers helped serve food at the Salvation Army’s Thanksgiving dinner at Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken on Paris Road. For years the dinner had been hosted at Everett’s Restaurant and Lounge on Range Line Street, but after it closed the owners of Lee’s volunteered to play hosts.

The Salvation Army expected between 600 to 900 people to show up for the Thanksgiving dinner, which consisted of turkey, mashed potatoes, corn, gravy, rolls and an assortment of pies. The Salvation Army had a shuttle running from the Salvation Army Harbor House to the dinner and also had a home delivery service for those who weren’t able to travel.

»Contact an editor with corrections or additional information

Comments

Leave a comment

Speak up and join the conversation! You can comment below. (Click here to register.) Please be civil and refrain from profanities and name-calling; in other words, don't say anything you wouldn't otherwise say in public. If you see something objectionable, please tell us which comment and why it should be removed. When you post, please use your actual name. Read the full comment policy here.


(Forgotten your password?)


advertisements