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THE FRIENDSHIP FACTOR

historical landmark in
February 1984, it was
again recognized with
new historical landmark
signage by the State
of Texas Historical
The award-winning Treasured Recipes
Cookbook makes a great gift. Commission at the
centennial celebration in
(L-R) Rubie Horton, Margaret Moore, Sandy Ellis, and Lois McClure 2015. Rental fees are reasonable. Inquiries are welcome.
are just a few of the faithful quilters who show up week after week
to hand stitch quilts. • Memorials and Honorariums: Donation in memory
of someone is a great way to recognize a loved one who
• Monthly Luncheon Attendance: Local churches rotate believed in the value of Christian higher education.
catering responsibilities for six monthly luncheons held Donation in honor of someone special is a great way to
at the historic Arnett House during the academic year. recognize a person who demonstrates and exemplifies a
Attendees pay $15 for each luncheon. Each luncheon life of service to others.
features delicious food, beautiful decorations, and
encouraging fellowship. There is always a place at the table for those who have the
desire to use their time, talents, and resources to make a
• South Plains Fair Corn and Pie Booths: The fair booth meaningful difference and to shine their light for God’s
tradition is one of the organization’s largest annual glory. To learn more about the Associates organization
fundraising opportunities. Members, LCU students, and and how you can participate in the mission of supporting
other volunteers work with each other to staff the corn Christian higher education, go online and view our
booth and homemade pie booths. Members and local webpage at LCU.edu/lcu-associates.
church volunteers bake pies.

• Christmas Silent Auction: The Christmas Tea and Silent
Auction are held at the historic Arnett House during the
month of December. The auction features seasonal items
and baked goods just in time for the holiday season.

• Spring Luncheon with Silent Auction: Volunteers
decorate and host tables highlighting the annual
fundraising calendar. The 2024 auction featured 130
items for bidding and 75 buy-it-now items. Lubbock
businesses sponsors and individual donors supplement
the fundraising effort.
• Cookbooks: The award-winning 50th Anniversary
Edition Treasured Recipes cookbooks are available for
purchase throughout the year at the cost of $15. They
make great gifts.

• Quilting: A dedicated group of women quilt for
the public every Monday in the Arnett House Annex
quilt shop. Each quilt is beautifully hand-sewn and
handcrafted. Inquiries about commissioning a quilt or
getting involved as a quilter are always welcome.

• Arnett House Rentals: The historic Arnett House, built
in 1915, currently serves as the Associates headquarters
and provides a unique venue for parties, showers,
family get-togethers, or church events. The renovated
house still has many original features. Designated as a

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