PHOTO: Salvation Army dinner
From left, Salvation Army board chairman Carol Weiss, guest speaker Julie Brookbank and Salvation Army volunteer Tina Mecham visit prior to the annual Salvation Army volunteer dinner Monday night at the Resurrection Lutheran Church in Mitchell. Salvation Army Director Maj. Linda Jones, shown taking a photograph in the background, said the evening included a social hour, presentation of awards to local individual volunteers and groups that support the Salvation Army. (Candy DenOuden/Republic)
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