The regular meeting of the Morrow County TEA Party took place Monday, October 19, 7:00 p.m., at the Mount Gilead Library Annex, 34 E. High Street in the rear.
As is our custom, the Meeting opened with prayer to our Lord and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and to the United States of America. There were three first-time attendees; each receiving a first-meeting packet including a pocket Constitution.
The meeting featured speaker was John Hinton a candidate for Morrow County Sheriff. He told about himself, why he would like to be our Sheriff and asked for our vote.
Also during the meeting a Financial Report was given. A member then stated she had two petitions for people to sign. One was the Personhood petition, which protects the unborn and the living. The other was the Workplace Freedom petition which gives people the right to work without being required to be a union member.
The door prize Winner was one of the first-time attendees.
Food items were collected and were distributed to No Limits Outreach Center the next day.
The next regular meeting will be November 16, 7:00 p.m., at the Mount Gilead Library Annex in the rear. The guest speaker that night will be the other candidate for Morrow County Sheriff, Tom Cronenwett. Plan to attend to hear what he has to say.
Coffee, tea, and cookies were available to all during the meeting and social time.
All activities of the Morrow County TEA Party, a non-partisan organization, are open to the public and all are welcome.
Submitted by Nelson Hack.
