DILLONVALE — The Dillonvale Presbyterian Church, located at 52 Liberty St., Dillonvale, will be holding its 70th-annual Peach Social on Sept. 10.

It will be held in conjunction with the church’s chicken dinner, according to a church spokesperson.

“This will be the first time since 2019 that we are able to have the Peach Social in person due to COVID,” the spokesperson noted, adding, “It will be a little different than our prior Peach Socials as this year we will be making homemade peach cobbler to go along with our chicken dinner that will consist of one-half of a chicken, baked beans, pasta salad, roll and peach cobbler for a $15 donation. Our ‘social’ part is we will get to gather in person and are honored to have Josh Sokolowski play music from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.”

Food pre-orders will be taken through Sept. 3 by calling or texting Lynette at (740) 827 6412 or Nancy by phone at (740) 769-2808 or by text to (740) 317 6826.

“Otherwise, it will be first-come, first-served with eat-in or take-out available from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.,” the spokesperson explained, adding, “Please join us as we gather. Come enjoy the food, fellowship and our musical guest.”

Follansbee pool to be site

of Doggy Day at the Park

FOLLANSBEE — The City of Follansbee will hold its second Doggy Day at the Park from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday at the City Pool.

Dogs will be permitted to swim in the pool before it is drained for the next season.

There is no admission, but monetary donations or item donations will be accepted for the Brooke County Animal Shelter. Representatives of the shelter will be at this year’s event. Items such as dry or canned food for dogs and cats, bleach, laundry soap, dish soap, blankets, sheets, towels, leashes and collars are appreciated. They also can be dropped off at the Follansbee City Building between the hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Friday.

‘Let the Son Shine In’ theme of Church Women United picnic

WEIRTON — Church Women United’s fellowship picnic was held at Weirton First Baptist Church on Aug. 5.

“Let the Son Shine In” was the theme for the gathering in which there were 16 delegates, eight guests in attendance and 11 churches represented.

Rebecca “Tish” Turner opened by leading in song and offering a message of inspiration, explaining how Christians are light bearers based on the Scripture text from John 8:12-20.

The unit’s project involved donations for New Beginnings backpacks and Ukraine relief.

Following the offering, Turner asked a blessing for the offering.

Pastor Judy Thomes closed in prayer, including a blessing for the meal that followed.

The covered-dish luncheon was hosted by Donna Gareis, Marylou Martindill, Marguerite Davis, Juana Obeldobel, Edie Tyzioni and Thomes.

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