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Cayce Methodist Fall Fest, Fish Fry success
October 25, 2021
SLIDE ACTION - Kennedy Sublett and Mason Campbell slide down one of the inflatables at the Fall Fest/Fish Fry held Oct. 23 at Cayce United Methodist Church (Photo by Michael Stayton)
GAME TIME - Ward Burnette, Molly Linder (partially hidden), and Lily Linder enjoyed playing giant Jenga and snow cones at the Fall Fest/Fish Fry held Oct. 23 at Cayce United Methodist Church. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)
INFLATABLE ACTION - Inflatables were available for area youth at the Cayce United Methodist Church Fall Fest/Fish Fry held Oct. 23. (Photo by Michael Stayton)
FRYING UP DELICIOUSNESS - The men of Cayce United Methodist Church, and volunteers, fried fish, French fries, and hushpuppies during Cayce Cancer Crew's Fish Fry for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital on Oct. 23). Those cooking included Larry Gardner, Christian Gardner, Tom Sheehan, Johnson Linder, and Tracy Campbell. Michael Sheehan was the runner for the night bringing everything inside before it cooled. (Photo by Michael Stayton)
LOVING IT - Heidi Burnette was all smiles as she came down the inflatable slide at the Cayce United Methodist Church Fall Fest/Fish Fry held Oct. 23. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)
GOOGLY EYED - Charley Campbell and Madeline Gardner participated in the Fall Fest/Fish Fry held Oct. 23 at Cayce UMC. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)
TREASURE HUNT - Bryce Brower hunts for treasure at the Fall Fest/Fish Fry held Oct. 23, at Cayce UMC. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)
LOVING HER TREATS - Emma Wilson enjoyed her treats she received at the Fall Fest/Fish Fry Cayce United Church held Oct. 23. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)
DELICIOUS FOOD - Fried fish, fresh cut French Fries, hushpuppies, coleslaw, and homemade desserts and ice cream were served at the Fish Fry sponsored by Cayce Cancer Crew at Cayce United Methodist Church on Oct. 23. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)
Cayce United Methodist Church held a Fall Fest/Fish Fry Oct. 23 on the church lawn.
An inflatable slide, inflatable basketball, football, and kickball games, Pumpkin Punch, Treasure Hunt, giant Jenga, corn hole toss, horseshoes, decorating their own cookie, temporary tattoos, and treat bags were available for the children attending.
The Cayce Cancer Crew sponsored a fish fry, with French fries, hushpuppies, coleslaw, and homemade desserts being served.
The event raised over $1,600 in donations with the proceeds going to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis.
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