Lonely Valley C. M. E. Church Fire Safety Workshop

MISSISSIPPI LEADS THE NATION IN-HOME FIRE FATALITIES AND THE LONELY VALLEY C.M.E. CHURCH WANTS TO HELP SAVE LIVES.

LONELY VALLEY C. M. E. CHURCH FIRE SAFETY WORKSHOP THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 • 6:00 PM 12776 BROOKSVILLE ROAD LOUISVILLE, MS 39339 Lonely Valley will present a fire safety workshop on Thursday, September 12, 2019, 6pm at the church located 12776 Brooksville Road Louisville, MS. Randal Livingston, Fire Chief and Gail Triplett, Fire Captain of Betheden Volunteer Fire Department will share tips to help prevent home fires. They will discuss why families should develop fire escape plans to prevent needless loss of lives. Pastor Eddie B. Robinson and the Lonely Valley C. M. E. Church family are extending an invitation to all the surrounding churches and communities to participate in this life saving event. If you have questions, contact Tom Jackson 662773-4617.

Randal Livingston, Fire Chief of Betheden Volunteer Fire Department

Gail Triplett, Fire Captain of Betheden Volunteer Fire Department

WINSTON COUNTY SELF HELP COOPERATIVE 3450 Shannon Dale Drive • Jackson, MS 39212 Phone: 601-291-2704 • Email: fltaylor@bellsouth.net Web: www.wcshc.com • “Saving Rural America”

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Lonely Valley C. M. E. Church Fire Safety Workshop

Published on Aug 28, 2019

Frank Taylor

Mississippi leads the nation in-home fire fatalities and the Lonely Valley C. M. E. Church wants to help save lives. Lonely Valley will present a fire safety workshop on Thursday, September 12, 2019, 6pm at the church located 12776 Brooksville Road Louisville, MS. Randal Livingston, Fire Chief and Gail Triplett, Fire Captain of Betheden Volunteer Fire Department will share tips to help prevent home fires. They will discuss why families should develop fire escape plans to prevent needless loss of lives. Pastor Eddie B. Robinson and the Lonely Valley C. M. E. Church family are extending an invitation to all the surrounding churches and communities to participate in this life saving event. If you have questions, contact Tom Jackson 662-773-4617.