First Contact the Elderly tea party in Camelford was a ‘fabulous success’

Wednesday 18th January 2012 12:00 am

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BOUNTIFUL TEA ON OFFER: John and Rosemary Hughes of Camelford hosted the first Contact the Elderly tea party in North Cornwall on Sunday and provided guests with a table full of goodies to sample. Above, from left: Bill Cleave (driver), Irene Luke (guest), John Hughes (host), Philip Lessels (supporter), Rosemary Hughes (hostess), Mavis Morgan (guest) and Nancy Lane (guest).

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SUNDAY afternoon saw the launch of the Contact the Elderly tea party group in Camelford.

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It was held in the home of John and Rosemary Hughes, who provided a delicious tea for the guests.

Contact the Elderly is a 'lifeline of friendship' which organises regular Sunday afternoon tea parties for people aged over 75 who live with little or no social support.

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