The Sauers Extension Homemakers Club met April 9 at the home of Mildred Fenneberg.

President Rose Elmer opened the meeting by leading the Pledge of Allegiance and club creed.

Devotions were given by Fenneberg titled “Global Warming” or “Global Reign” from the Trinity Lutheran High School devotional book.

Roll call was answered by 11 members, a perfect attendance, naming the flowers they have blooming in their flower gardens.

Ileen Nehrt read the minutes, and Margie Nash gave the treasurer’s report. Both were accepted as read.

The Spring Affair committee announced it will go to Stream Cliff Farms on May 21 for their May meeting. Members are to call Nehrt or Gertie Schepman for reservations by May 18. Attendees will meet to carpool.

Jackson County Extension Homemakers Achievement Night is set for May 14 with cultural arts due between 6 and 6:30 pm. Money from those who are attending was collected. Sample name tags are due by May 1.

Grace Stuckwisch gave a lesson on preventing falls. She told of several ways to make your home safer and different aids available to help with walking.

Fenneberg also introduced a new game to the group.

The hostess gift was won by Elmer.

Millie Otte read an article about Easter traditions and Christian celebrations. She shared a story about a 95-year-old retired pastor and senior version of the song “Jesus Loves Me This I Know,” which brought tears to everyone.

The hostess served fruit salad and angel food cake.