Spring delivers beautiful day for a hunt

April 25, 2019 Contributor

By Bella Reeser
Melvern Jr. Highline 4-H Club

Warm sunshine, a gentle cool breeze – what better conditions could you ask for? Especially, if you are hosting an Easter egg hunt! These were the perfect conditions the Melvern Jr. Highline 4-H Club was blessed with on April 20, 2019, when they hosted the annual Melvern Easter Egg Hunt. More than one hundred egg hunters and their families came out to enjoy the beautiful weather and fellowship of their local townsmen.

Melvern Jr. Highline members at the Melvern Easter Egg Hunt, front, Amelia Arb, Bella Reeser, Chelsea Green, Easter Bunny (Tara Green), Landon Roy, Colt Sowers, Gradey McNally, and Levi Arb, back, Natalie Green, Braelyn McNally, Aubri Edington, Justin Brinkley, Allie Reeser, and Ellie Sowers. Photos thanks to Bella and Lisa Reeser.

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