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Wesley United Methodist Church is  thrilled to announce a silent auction as part of their upcoming fundraising event which started on February 9 at Wesley UMC (the church by the library). Guests will have the opportunity to bid on a wide array of unique items such as a beautiful brass chandelier, P.Buckey Moss pictures (Prairie Creek Church , General Store, Erin's Doll, Iowa Governor Mansion, General Store) some framed, posters and plates, two gorgeous stained glass windows from the church, a pretty tulip designed stained glass window, a pie a month, a certificate for a decorated cake, uniquely designed floral porch pots, gift baskets , an evening out at an outdoor concert, a handmade name quilt with ties to Vinton from the 1930's and more, with all proceeds directly benefiting future building projects and missions to help the community of Vinton. The last day to bid will be during our community game night to be held at the church on March 1 , from 6-8.

Key Details:

  • When: February 8- March 1, during office hours or at any of the activities held at church.

  • Where: Wesley United Methodist Church, 516 2nd Ave, Vinton, Iowa

  • Highlights:

  • Diverse selection of donated items

  • Easy bidding process

  • Opportunity to support Wesley UMC projects and missions

  • Silent Auction Event ends the night of the Free Family  Friendly Game Night on March 1, 6-8. Please bring a snack to share, drinks will be provided.

  • How to Participate

  • Browse and bid on items during the event ( see items at the church)

  • Winners will be announced at the end of the evening and contacted if not at the game night 

  • For more information, please contact: Cheryl Knaack cheryl knaack , Barb Beau Barbara Beau Sara Patterson Sara Patterson Ann Fry Gordon Ann Fry Gordon Wesley UMC 

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    Blue Name Quilt:

     - about the quilt

    My father Jack Fry won the quilt in the mid 1930s. He was just a little boy at the time. As I understand it, the quilt was a fund raising project. Folks could pay to have their name embroidered on a section, or groups could sponsor a full square. There are 17 names per block, and 20 blocks in the whole quilt. These are not all Methodist names, but names from throughout the community. Rich Farmer stopped by and he knew a lot of names on that quilt. He can tell quite a few really neat stories of our town's history!! Ann Fry Gordon 

    About the  P. Buckley Moss framed and signed prints. The Prairie Creek Church may get more attention and interest  from the Prairie Creek Church congregation... 

    Other  P. Buckley and the Christmas ornament P. Buckley, as well as the two posters (black background)--  photos of the backs of the smaller P. Buckley and has all the information, date, and number of copy, and certification. 


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