Reunion makes triumphant return

Posted 8/12/21

The Wood County Old Settlers Reunion completed its three-day run Saturday. The scaled back version followed 2020's cancellation.

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Reunion makes triumphant return

(Monitor photo by Sam Major)

The Lake Fork-Quitman Kiwanis Club’s popular bingo games were held all three nights.

(Monitor photo by Sam Major)

The carnival rides were popular among all ages.

(Monitor photo by Larry Tucker)

Twin sisters Penny Lea (left) and Katy Lou Clark make up the Purple Hulls. They entertained the Old Settlers crowd Friday night at the Jim Hogg City Park pavilion. The Purple Hulls sang a wide variety of bluegrass and gospel tunes to the delight of the crowd.

(Monitor photo by Sam Major)

The winning numbers are checked on a bingo card at the popular Quitman-Lake Fork game during the Wood County Old Settlers Reunion, held Thursday through Saturday at Jim Hogg City Park in Quitman.

(Monitor photo by Larry Tucker)

A pair of Quitman High School graduates got to visit Saturday night at the Old Settlers Reunion. Alvin Jones (left and Class of 1979) was cooking turkey legs for his church group and Joe Wayne Reynolds (Class of 1990) is the president of the Old Settlers board of directors.

Posted Thursday, August 12, 2021 8:29 am

The Wood County Old Settlers Reunion completed its three-day run Saturday. The scaled back version followed 2020's cancellation.

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Reunion makes triumphant return

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