L.O.V.E.'s Kitchen Open for Supper
L.O.V.E.'s Kitchen Open for Supper Save Email Print
Meridian, Miss.
Posted: 6:22 PM Aug 4, 2008
Last Updated: 10:59 PM Aug 4, 2008
Reporter: Tametria Conner
Email Address: tametria.conner@wtok.com

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Beginning Monday, L.O.V.E.'s Kitchen is open for the evening meal, starting at
4 p.m. Dozens of people lined up before the appointed hour.

Board member Al Brown said the kitchen's goal is be open when people are ready to eat.

The staff is very excited because this brings the schedule to six days a week and three meals a day.

Brown said statistics reveal hunger is on the raise nationwide, and also in Lauderdale County.

"We've have seen a 150 percent increase in the number of clients that we serve here at LO.V.E.'s Kitchen and that's just in the last three months," said Brown. "In the last year, it's certainly been an increase but nothing like we've seen this past summer."

Supper will be served from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Soon the kitchen will extend to seven days a week.

L.O.V.E.'s Kitchen wants to reach as many people as possible.

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Posted by: Huffy Location: Lauderhell on Aug 7, 2008 at 10:31 AM
Oh, I'm all for progress and the feeding of the hungry and am amazed that good folk can tolerate such an overbearing presence and still manage to help people in need. Just be sure to watch out for sticky fingers, and not the Mick Taylor kind. Micelf? Well, I'd hitchhike to the QUEEN city just to volunteer if the bridge burner twern't there. Duh.;) btw:my radio antennae mast stays neatly tucked within it's own lil cocoon until nearing reception of decent, un-automated radio, of which there is none in our proximity standable to my discerning ear. Loafer's former go-fer 601 604 3256

Posted by: Phil Location: Marion on Aug 6, 2008 at 04:50 AM
This is a positive move for Love's Kitchen. It is so sad that some people want to bring up the past. This supper meal is moving forward and helping more people. It is not about who's name is attached to it, it is about feeding people that need to be fed. Get a life {Huffy}!

Posted by: Ann-Marie Location: Meridian on Aug 5, 2008 at 10:03 PM
Get a life...it's called progress. Ruthie resigned, get your facts straight. Come volunteer at the kitchen, get out and do something productive, smile!

Posted by: Huffy Location: Lauderhell on Aug 5, 2008 at 10:17 AM
So sorry to see that Ruthie had to leave her such a worthy cause.It must have been a heart wrenching experience for her. When will we learn that bridge burning carpetbaggers are to be tarred and feathered without fail? Why dungeons never caught on over here as well as in-ground storm shelters has always baffled me. Loafer's former go-fer 601 604 3256

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