Date: Recorded March, 2009

Date Posted: Friday, March 25, 2009

Subject: Athena Delphian Club Bucket Bash and General History of the club's 45-plus years

Description: Athena Delphian Club members Peggy Williams and Carol Ridgeway discuss the upcoming Bucket Bash fundraiser plus club history, including the purchase of the Krider's Steinway grand piano, scholarships and fundraisers.

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Related Resources:Paris Winery, The Krider Performing Arts Center

Keywords: Bucket Bash, Garden Tours, Home Tours, Paris Winery, Dockside Dining, Happy Greer Delphian Club, Krider Performing Arts Center, Bravo!,UTM Professor Emerita Dr. Allison Nelson , Pianist David Williams, Pianist Sammy Goldstein, Pianist Melody Jenkins Fried, Textile Artist Lydia Hickman, Potter Martin Paschall, Artist Angie Smith, Harpist Joy Ledden, Larry Conger, Vocalist Nancy Collins Wise, Families for Paris Parks, Paris-HC Heritage Center, 4-H Camp, Camp Horizon, Cam Rhea, Hoofbeats of Hope, Youth Orchestra, Plus Endowment, Imagination Library, Family Resource Center, Lee Academy for the Arts, PI Cooking School

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