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Rotary Club 2007 Christmas in Columbia Breakfast a success A roster of those involved in the traditional Christmas in Columbia below Photo(s) attached to article Diners arrived early for the annual event, an all you care to eat breakfast of sausage and scrambled eggs, hot coffee and orange juices, and those hot biscuits with sawmill gravy or butter, jelly, syrup, or sorghum molasses, all for $5.00. The hall for the breakfast feast was in the Columbia Baptist Church Annex. For as long as there has been a Christmas in Columbia, the Rotary Club Breakfast has been the first choice of festival goers as a staging area and strategizing the day's forays. Reports in Downtown Columbia were that the Rotary Club, for one of the first times in the history of the breakfast, had no left-over food. Hunter Durham listed the following basic menu, along with the Rotary stalwarts responsible for various items:
The hall for the breakfast feast was in the Columbia Baptist Church Annex. Reports in Downtown Columbia were that the Rotary Club, for one of the first times in the history of the breakfast, had no left-over food. Needed changes, additions, corrections are welcome -CM This story was posted on 2007-12-01 09:17:53
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