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Formed in 1996, the World Bunco Association began to take the game into more mainstream popularity for two new generations who had likely forgotten or never heard of the game. Bunco Babes is the oldest organized Bunco group at Magnolia Point. Glenda Harden began the game in September of 2001.  Two other players besides Glenda […]

Around 2017 or 2018, the Hand and Foot (HF) card game used to be held in the Clubhouse Crystal Dining Room. The game morphed into Hand, Knee and Foot (HKF) as time went by and the ladies learned the game. Susan Mitchell and Marsha Parker were two of the early game coordinators.  It was a

Gosh and Begorrah! Today, the Red Hat Hotties were seen at Roger That in downtown Green Cove Springs partaking in its menu of corned beef and cabbage, a traditional St. Patrick’s Day meal.  Did you know that while corned beef and cabbage is often associated with Irish culture and St. Patrick’s Day, its origins are

No, it’s way too early for swimming pool fun!  But pool as in billiards!  A group of 23 members traveled to the Corner Pocket in Green Cove Springs on Tuesday, February 25, for pool instructions and lunch.  The Corner Pocket, owned by Women’s Club member Cheryl Starnes, is well-known for its pool/billiards leagues and great

Monday, February 17 turned out to be a beautiful day for the Red Hat Hotties’ Heart Walk. Marlene Jacobs hosted this month’s event.  The walking journey took place on the MPGCC Red 1, 2, and 3.  Shirley volunteered to be the limo golf cart driver and checked on the group at each hole.  Participating Red

Curious?  You had to be there to appreciate that title.  MPWC’s after-meeting program on February 12 was a primer on floral design put on by the Green Cove Springs Garden Club.  Not only did members learn a few botanical terms, like Alstroemeria, commonly called the Peruvian lily, but they were also were treated to a

The Red Hat Hotties held their monthly get together at the home of Cissy Burnette. Even Red was there.  Cissy had a clever idea for a get-together. Instead of going to a restaurant why not do what she loves to do – make soups for the group.  Cissy treated us to homemade corn/sausage chowder, potato,

On Friday, January 17th, some of MPWC’s members took to the road – destination, the Tea Room and Gift Shop in Keystone Heights. Those who arrived ‘hatless’ were offered a selection from an array of fancy chapeaux provided by the tea house proprietor. A look around the tea room itself was an experience unto itself.