First Financial Bank of Mineral Wells and president Ken Williamson on Thursday offered a free Thanksgiving dinner to its customers and the community. The delicious meal was prepared and served by chef Harley B. Farris of Aaron's Catering. The bank's lobby was transformed into a dining hall of tables and chairs.
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First Financial Bank of Mineral Wells and president Ken Williamson on Thursday offered a free Thanksgiving dinner to its customers and the community. The delicious meal was prepared and served by chef Harley B. Farris of Aaron's Catering. The bank's lobby was transformed into a dining hall of tables and chairs. David May/Index
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