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Jolly VFD Fundraiser

By: Karel Davis
Updated: February 20, 2013
What better way to help raise money for firefighters... than a steaming hot bowl of chili? You can dine on the Texas favorite .. at the 15th annual chili supper which benefits the Jolly Fire Department. The event is this Saturday from 5pm to 7pm at the Jolly VFD fire station in Jolly. Cost for adults is $6. For kids ...12 and under ... it's $3. Along with the food, there will be drawings for a Remington .243 rifle and other prizes.

    

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