| 2000 Bob Weaver
Years have passed with the "Silver Girls" lunch bunch getting
together
nearly every
weekday in Grantsville. The late Gladys Weaver Stump contended "We're
too young to
be "Golden Girls." The group, with some members experiencing health
problems,
made an effort to have lunch, one more time Friday.
Mary Ann Barrows, retired publisher and editor of The Calhoun
Chronicle, along with
her son David Barrows, joined the group after a considerable absence.
Local resident
Ila Grey Snider, who has had some difficulty making the lunch these
past few months,
was present in good form.
It was a chatty, informal get-together, as usual. Gladys, who died in
1999, said "We
talk about everyone who is not there."
Around the table (L to R) Evelyn Campbell, Marie Cheesebrew, Lenore
Booher, Jackie Robinson, Ila Grey Snider, Herman Ayers, Joyce Ayers,
Marry Ann Barrows, Norma Knotts Shaffer and David Barrows
The "Lunch Bunch" together again
(L to R) Marie Cheesebrew, Lenore Booher,
Jackie Robinson, Ila Grey
Snider
David Barrows and Evelyn Campbell
Mary Ann Barrows
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