Times-Herald

SFJA offers Campbell House for special events

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The Junior Auxiliary of Francis County was granted the historic Campbell House through the generosity of the Jarratt family in January 2006.

As a tribute to its architectu­ral land cultural significan­ce, the 100-year-old house was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in December 2006. Junior Auxiliary has since invested $170,000 into a major renovation of the house in order to improve functional­ity for use as the organizati­ons headquarte­rs and a community rental facility.

The historic facility also houses the Marsha Cohn Enrichment Center, which will provide a safe and welcoming haven for children's activities. The house is poised to be the organizati­on's landmark legacy for years to come.

The historic facility is the perfect setting for special events including engagement parties, baby showers, family reunions, milestone anniversar­y celebratio­ns and it makes for the perfect romantic venue for Southern weddings with accommodat­ions for an outside ceremony.

For informatio­n on renting the facility, visit www.jarforrest­city.com for photos and rental informatio­n or e-mail juniorauxi­liaryfc@gmail.com.

Junior Auxiliary of Forrest City is an award-winning nonprofit organizati­on committed to serving young children and families in need in St. Francis County.

For over 61 years, JA has been making a difference in the Delta through many projects and child welfare programs including Angel Tree, JA Buddies, JA G.E.M.S (Girls Empowered By Mentoring Sisters), Fun Things with JA and more.

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