Kellyville Father-Daughter Dance a hit with locals

The Kellyville Father-Daughter Dance took place on Saturday, February 15th from 6-9 p.m. in the Town Hall. There were decorations on the tables, a DJ (Carl Broam, who volunteered his time), and lots of food and punch in the kitchen. The sweet popcorn was especially good tasty. There was a pink balloon-shrouded arch for 8 X 10 color photos.

Among fancy-dressed attendees to the ball were Kayliana Hatfield (8 years old) and her Dad, Jimmy White. Grace Osborne (6) and her Dad, Eric, were looking fine. Bailey Tiner (aged 12), in her lovely dress and denim shrug, danced with her Dad, Dustin. The youngest dancer was Amiah Cook (2 years old), in a vision of red ruffles, who danced with her Uncles Bryce Murray and Ted Cook. Seven-and-a-half-year-old Averie Russell rocked a pair of grown-up high heels while proud Dad, Cody danced with her. Roy Miller in a cool blue tie watched as his daughter Alana learned a country line dance with a dozen other lovely young ladies. In a stole and red dress, “almost 13”-year-old Chelsea Barton danced with her father, Chad. Russell and Haylee Jones (5) enjoyed the treats, too. From early on, the Town Hall was packed with party-goers.