UC FCE attends regional; Glenmore Mansion tour upcoming

Carol Pratt's 1st place Fashion Revue item

Carol Pratt took home a blue ribbon for creating a fashion item.

The September Family and Community Education (FCE) meeting took place at the Eastern Region FCE Fall Gathering, hosted by Campbell and Anderson Counties at the Lafollette Church of God in Lafollette, TN. Thank you to our hosts for organizing such a memorable event!
The gathering included the Regional Cultural Arts and Fashion Revue contests, where participants from various counties showcased their skills. Congratulations to the winners, who will advance to the State FCE Cultural Arts and Fashion Revue contests.
Cultural Arts Contest Results:
- Marlena Cummings: 2nd place (Embroidery: Machine), 2nd place (Photography: Place-Color), 2nd place (Photography: Person-Color)
- Kara Cooke: 2nd place (Diamond Painting/Art)
- Denise Cooke: 2nd place (Floral Design)
- Leslie Sharpe: 1st place (Mosaic Art)
- Glenda Cooke: 2nd place (Quilts: Applique & Cathedral Window)
- Carol Pratt: 2nd place (Fine Arts Paintings: Oil)
Fashion Revue Contest Results:
- Glenda Cooke: 2nd place (Wardrobe Accessory)
- Marlena Cummings: 1st place (Aprons-Embellished)
- Carol Pratt: 1st place (Children’s Casual and Better Wear)
October Meeting: Tour the Historic Glenmore Mansion!
Step back in time and join us for a tour of Glenmore Mansion on October 17. Built in 1868, this beautifully preserved home is a prime example of Tennessee’s finest Second Empire architecture. With 27 rooms and stunning mid-Victorian furnishings, Glenmore offers a rare glimpse into the lives of the Branner and Jarnagin families, prominent in local history. Don’t miss your chance to tour this historic gem in Jefferson City!
Event Details:
- Date: October 17
- Meeting location: UC Extension Office at 8:45 a.m.
- Departure time: 9 a.m.
- Tour begins: 10 a.m. at Glenmore Mansion
- Cost: $10 per person (cash only)
What to bring:
- $10 (cash only) for the tour
- Money for lunch
- Comfortable walking shoes
Please RSVP to Abby at 865-992-8038 or email athomas@utk.edu by October 14. Glenmore Mansion has requested a headcount to arrange an appropriate number of tour guides. If you’re able to drive, please let Abby know.
Join us for a fun and exciting day at this historic treasure.