Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Order began in Omaha in 1920. Local Bethel #12 participates in many activities throughout the week to celebrate the gifts given to the world through Job's Daughters International.
Above: Bethel #12 Job's Daughters from Kimball join the residents of the Kimball County Manor to celebrate the March birthdays with cupcakes. Shown here are, from front left, Keara O'Brien, Sierra Starr, Sarah Malson, Chantel Malson, Sarinda Bateman, Ambri Rogers, Laura Bateman and Jodell Schulte.
Below: Members of Kimball's Job's Daughters enjoyed bingo with the Kimball County Manor residents.
Left: Kimball mayor Keith Prunty congratulates Kimball Job's Daughter Bethel #12 representatives Sarinda Bateman, left, and Chantel Malson, right, for their work with the organization. Prunty proclaimed March 5 through March 12 of this year as Job's Daughters Founder's Week. Local members of Bethel #12 celebrated Founder's Week with a birthday party at the Kimball County Manor followed by a bowling party.
