MudLOVE Speaks To Literary Club
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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After a struggling first year in a garage along the canal in Winona Lake, his business began to become recognized as a product and name. The LOVE bracelet is the leading business item being shipped around the country and world. The bands are made with various imprints and people can request bands to use as fundraising items, to celebrate a special event or whatever a customer can imagine. While still located in the Winona Lake garage, another building in downtown Warsaw also is used in manufacturing. The company is expanding the sales market and will soon be hiring more people and seeking more manufacturing space.
MudLOVE people are passionate to create their product and to provide clean drinking water in the CAR. While the bands are the dominate selling item, Garberson said there are other clay pieces that are created and available for sale.
Carol Volkers led the group Collect and prayer. Vera Stevens introduced her granddaughter, Miranda Engle, who played three selections on the piano.
President Marcia South conducted the business meeting followed by hostesses Carol Schuler, Rose Marie Henning and Joyce Griffith serving whipped cream topped gingerbread, fresh fruit and nuts for refreshments.
The Oct. 15 meeting will feature Beth Smith presenting genealogy research and her search for birth parents. The hostesses will be Vera Stevens, Carol Volkers and Donna Gayle Woodling.[[In-content Ad]]
After a struggling first year in a garage along the canal in Winona Lake, his business began to become recognized as a product and name. The LOVE bracelet is the leading business item being shipped around the country and world. The bands are made with various imprints and people can request bands to use as fundraising items, to celebrate a special event or whatever a customer can imagine. While still located in the Winona Lake garage, another building in downtown Warsaw also is used in manufacturing. The company is expanding the sales market and will soon be hiring more people and seeking more manufacturing space.
MudLOVE people are passionate to create their product and to provide clean drinking water in the CAR. While the bands are the dominate selling item, Garberson said there are other clay pieces that are created and available for sale.
Carol Volkers led the group Collect and prayer. Vera Stevens introduced her granddaughter, Miranda Engle, who played three selections on the piano.
President Marcia South conducted the business meeting followed by hostesses Carol Schuler, Rose Marie Henning and Joyce Griffith serving whipped cream topped gingerbread, fresh fruit and nuts for refreshments.
The Oct. 15 meeting will feature Beth Smith presenting genealogy research and her search for birth parents. The hostesses will be Vera Stevens, Carol Volkers and Donna Gayle Woodling.[[In-content Ad]]
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