Yes, soup for you

November 20, 2014 10:32 am
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From left to right, Sherry Stead, Julian McFarlin, Annie Wiard and Diana Jeska serve soup at the Empty Bowls Luncheon last Friday at Homer United Methodist Church. Soup was provided by more than 20 local restaurants. A dozen local potters and students from the Homer High School advanced pottery class donated bowls to be sold and filled with soup. The luncheon raised money for the Homer Community Food Pantry.-Photo by Michael Armstrong, Homer News
From left to right, Sherry Stead, Julian McFarlin, Annie Wiard and Diana Jeska serve soup at the Empty Bowls Luncheon last Friday at Homer United Methodist Church. Soup was provided by more than 20 local restaurants. A dozen local potters and students from the Homer High School advanced pottery class donated bowls to be sold and filled with soup. The luncheon raised money for the Homer Community Food Pantry.-Photo by Michael Armstrong, Homer News

Sherry Stead, Julian McFarlin, Annie Wiard and Diana Jeska serve soup at the Empty Bowls Luncheon last Friday at Homer United Methodist Church. Soup was provided by more than 20 local restaurants. A dozen local potters and students from the Homer High School advanced pottery class donated bowls to be sold and filled with soup. The luncheon raised money for the Homer Community Food Pantry.

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