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    Round Table to meet again for Christmas luncheon

    Baylor LariatBy Baylor LariatNovember 29, 2012Updated:November 29, 2012 Baylor News No Comments2 Mins Read
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    By Linda Nguyen

    Staff Writer

    The Baylor Round Table is hosting its annual Christmas luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday in Armstrong Browning Library.

    “It’s been a yearly event for as long as I can remember,” said Carol Schuetz, one of the co-chairs for the Christmas Luncheon committee of the Baylor Round Table.

    “It is an event we have every year where we are able to get together and enjoy a really good program and enjoy a luncheon together. It’s a time for fellowship for the Christmas season.”

    The luncheon is for Baylor Round Table members and their guests.

    The program also includes a performance from Baylor’s Chamber Singers and silent auction.

    “The silent auction is something we’ve added over the last two to three years,” Schuetz said. “This is where we, as Round Table members, contribute items made into baskets. Members also have a time where they can go place bids. All the money goes to the scholarship we give every year to a Baylor student.”

    Schuetz said the members also look forward to the performance from the Baylor Chamber Singers.

    “We get to hear the program the Chamber Singers do for the Christmas season,” Schuetz said.

    “Everyone enjoys listening to them sing. It’s always a good program.”

    Dr. Kathryn Mueller, the other co-chair for the Chrismas luncheon, said the Chamber Singers program is something she has always enjoyed.

    “Despite a messy desk and lots to do, I always try to make time for the luncheon.” Mueller said.

    Schuetz said she always enjoys being involved on the committee that plans the Christmas luncheon.

    “It’s just a really good program and I think everyone in round table really enjoys it,” Schuetz.

    “It’s a good time to get together and enjoy fellowship before the Christmas season.”

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