Clarksburg Sweetheart Breakfast

by Shirley Nanney
February 15th, 2022

**LOTS OF FOLKS** – The city of Clarksburg held its annual Valentine Sweetheart Breakfast Saturday from 7 to 11 a.m. The city hall community room was filled with people which among them were many politicians seeking votes. The breakfast food of bacon, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, pancakes, orange juice and coffee brought in $1,414,50 that will used for the park fund. The attendees ate 16 lbs. of sausage, 40 lbs. of bacon, 37 dozen eggs, lots of pancakes, coffee and juice. To go along with the pancakes were syrup and homemade orange marmalade and muscadine jelly. At the front table are Linda and Jim Burcham of Bruceton. The couple said it was their first time to attend and knew about it by reading it in the Carroll County News Leader. Photos by Shirley Nanney.

**SERVING** – Henry Simpson of Huntingdon waits for his breakfast meal served by Jason Reeves, Angela Moodyaud Paula Bolen at Clarksburg’s Valentine Sweetheart Breakfast.

**THE BREAKFAST COOKS** – These four kept the food going to feed the hungry group who attended Clarksburg’s Valentine Sweetheart Breakfast Saturday.

**A WORKING MAYOR** – Clarksburg Mayor Howell Wayne Todd was kept busy Saturday cooking up 37 dozen of eggs for the Valentine Sweetheart Breakfast.

Shirley Nanney

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