Dale Pavlick (l) and Caroline Cash The Lake Murray Chapter of the 39ers (Dreher High Class of 1957) met at the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Gerald Cash on the beautiful shores of Lake Murray on Thursday, September 27, 2007. Mrs. Cash is the former Caroline Floridia Sumner. A luncheon was planned for one o'clock with guests arriving around noon.

The host and hostess were dressed in casual attire befitting the weather and locale. Caroline's hair was adorned with an attractive pink tropical hibiscus that complemented her beautiful smile. The guests wore appropriate fashions of bright pastels and earth tones suitable for the occasion.

Those attending were Mrs. Mary Lue Long Finch, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth McCarley Archer, Mrs. Patricia Lee Preacher DeBorde, Mrs. Molly Sasnett Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Chisolm Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Hornsby, Ms. Charlotte Gower Murray, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Slice. Dale Pavlick, a neighbor of Caroline and Jerry Cash's was also in attendance.

Before lunch, refreshments were served in the recently completed screened Ballroom overlooking Frogmore Pond and the sparkling waters of Lake Murray under a beautiful clear blue sky.

Attending the 39ers' luncheon at the Cash home on Lake Murray were (lr) Beverly Chisolm, Patsy DeBorde, Billy Chisolm, Mary Lue Finch, Betsy Archer, Caroline Cash,Molly Hughes, and Mary Alva Hornsby. The luncheon was one of the high social events of the Lake Murray Region in celebration of the culmination of Caroline and Jerry's stay at their summer vacation home in South Carolina before returning to their winter home in Key West, Florida.

Because Jerry is a 39er from Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, the Cashes took this opportunity to invite old classmates to their home to renew old friendships and enjoy the cuisine of South Florida.

The host prepared Cuban- style roast barbecue pork flavored with mojo sauce. The pork is slow roasted overnight in mojo sauce and served with additional sauce.

Guests brought their favorite dishes to compliment the main course. The meal was served buffet style from the main dinning room. After serving their plates the guests assembled in the Ballroom to enjoy their meal in the cool fall breezes off the lake. The meal was rounded out with a dessert of Lowcountry plain cake served to each guest at the table.

Everyone enjoyed themselves and wished Caroline and Jerry a safe return to Key West.