[Worship] info for Oct. 16th service

[Annie Warmke]

I don't know how to answer the question about costumes because this 
isn't a Halloween activity.  Did you have a suggestion?

On 9/21/2022 2:59 PM, adesign at suddenlink.net wrote:
> Hello,
> A couple of things:
> Annie, you do mean the October 30th service, not Oct. 16th, right?
> Should costumes be mentioned? Visitors might be 
> surprised/shocked/upset) appalled.
> Proofing notes:
> "At 12:30....interested in learning *more* (not mover) ..."
> *Nahum* (not Nehum) Ward
> "... more *than* (not then) 100,000 acres..."
>
> It's always easier to proof someone else's write-up ��
>
> For tours that day and for future special Sundays: I was told that 
> people had corrections to the "history" brochure that was used at 
> Homecoming. I was involved with putting together the current piece; is 
> there a team working on a revised booklet, or are the corrections 
> something that could be made to the current one?
>
> Are there special expectations for the membership committee on these 
> Sundays? If so, we could we talk about it at our meeting this Friday. 
> (You may have discussed this with Elaine when you met with her 
> recently, and she may be planning to share with us then -  just hoping 
> we can all be informed and not surprised.)
>
> Thanks for keeping us moving forward!
> Adeline
>
>
>
> On Sep 21, 2022 12:13 PM, Annie Warmke via Worship <worship at fuusm.org> 
> wrote:
>
>     If you want to use this for the Confluence...This is being sent
>     out to local media outlets and the tourism office.
>
>     Marietta OH: First Unitarian Universalist Society of Marietta will
>     be holding their annual Day of the Dead Sunday service beginning
>     at 11 am. The service is designed to pay homage to loved ones who
>     have died. Guests are invited and are encouraged to bring a photo
>     or other memento to add to the special altar prepared for the event.
>
>     Immediately following the service there will be a special coffee
>     hour with a barista and seasonal treats. Guests are encouraged to
>     attend.
>
>     At 12:30 there will be a scheduled guided tour for anyone
>     interested in learning mover about the building which was
>     constructed in 1857, paid for Nehum Ward, a local wealthy man who
>     owned more then 100,000 acres in Ohio.
>
>     For more information or to schedule a tour please contact Annie
>     Warmke (740) 252-6295 or email her at annie at bluerockstation.com.
>
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