Easter time in East Texas
Adlee Pearson of Quitman enjoyed her time on the Faith Express small train prior to the Easter Egg hunt at the Quitman Youth Foundation ball park Saturday. More than 150 kids were divided into age …
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Easter time in East Texas
Adlee Pearson of Quitman enjoyed her time on the Faith Express small train prior to the Easter Egg hunt at the Quitman Youth Foundation ball park Saturday. More than 150 kids were divided into age brackets for egg hunting from toddlers through 5th grade. First United Methodist Church of Quitman and Faith Baptist Church combined efforts to serve community children with the hunt. Carley Goodson served as the Easter bunny for the younger egg hunters.
