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*Joanne LaBeouf also provided information for the post. Not only does the Women’s Club host their own functions, there are many different social groups that members belong to – can you spot several of the members that belong to all of the groups?! During December, several of the groups celebrate the holidays by dressing up […]
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Today, Women’s Club members Lorna Broughton and Marlene Abbate volunteered as bell ringers for the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle drive at the local Winn Dixie in Green Cove Springs. This annual bell-ringing tradition by the charity organization raises money from donations to their red kettles to help families in need throughout the community, especially during
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On December 13, MPWC held its annual holiday luncheon at Sacred Heart’s Activity. Hosted by Sandy Waldrup and her team of Lorna Broughton, Marty Essex, Joanne LaBeouf and Kim Schlosser, the event’s highlight was a surprise visitor – one of the best Santa’s ever! Members brought some of their signature dishes or desserts to share,
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On Saturday, December 9, Donna Habing, Vice President of the Women’s Club, attended a Christmas party at Orange Park Elementary School for Tad’s Toys, a local Christmas charity. The charity was created by Kathy Lawrence, project manager of the Multi Agency Network for Students with Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities (SEDNET), which serves Clay, Duval, and Nassau counties.
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Combine Black Tie attire and rolling dice and you get a night of Bunco in honor of Judy O’Neill, a member for years. Judy was to be hostess for November 16th, so Marlene Jacobs took her place and made it a special evening special to remember Judy. Cheryle Newman invited Pat O’Neill, who sent his
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The Red Hat Hotties are at it again. The ladies met at the Corner Pocket on Sunday, November 19th, for their monthly gathering. This was not only an afternoon of fun and food with friends, but also an opportunity to expand their music palate. On Sundays, The Corner Pocket features Blue Grass, and those who
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The Magnolia Point Women’s Club saw another successful fundraiser conclude yesterday (Saturday, November 11). So many volunteer members worked endlessly on the annual one-day Holiday Arts & Craft Show, held at the Clay County Fairgrounds. We had vendors, we had shoppers, we had food trucks, we had local Veteran representation from VFW Post 1988 in
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In anticipation of the 23rd “Light Up Magnolia” luminaria event on December 9, many dedicated Women’s Club volunteers met at Chair Sarah McWhorter’s house to pack hundreds of kits on October 23. Boxes of candles, cups, white bags and baggies galore filled every nook and cranny of Sarah’s home! While binging on Netflix, Sarah did
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Two Women’s Club’s member “mice”, Marlene Jacobs and Valorie Shepard, recently attended the Orange Park Theatre’s presentation of Agatha Christie’s “The Mousetrap”. The Women’s Club supports the Orange Park Community Theatre by purchasing two season tickets that are used as a door prize at the member meetings when new shows are offered. Joann Vann initially
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At the member meetings on the second Wednesday of each month, the Activities Committee schedules topics of interest. Paul Grybb, an At-Large Director for the Duval Audubon Society, encompassing Clay County, was our guest speaker at the October 11 meeting. Paul was a former Clay County educator for 20 years and now works with the
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