Members of the Woman’s Club of Cumberland recently gathered at the Cumberland Middle School to enjoy a luncheon prepared and served by the school’s Culinary Arts Department.

Grace was in the form of a poem composed and read by club member Marlene Martens. Following the meal, First Vice President Deanna Lacy introduced the Still Not Ready for Prime Time singers who entertained the group with some personalized original lyrics to a few old tunes.

Ways and Means Chair Juanita Urban reported that the club’s last project for this club year, a raffle, had benefitted the Cumberland County Public Library by more than $2,000. Urban produced a huge box of well shaken tickets and the drawing began. A baby quilt, handmade by Wanda Johnston, was won by Leah Oliver.

Alice Metts won a pound cake created by Lauraetta Jones-Yates. A crystal picture frame was won by Marian Pylinski. Leah Oliver donated an original painting, done at Bear Creek Lake State Park, which was won by Dorothy Holian. A handmade afghan was won by Susan Wallace. The final raffle item was a quilt, handmade by Chris Watts, and won by Jack Ingle. President Debbie Kennell led a toast to the 125 year anniversary of the General Federation of Woman’s Clubs and their many hours of volunteer work in their communities.