The Paul and Klare Reinhold Foundation, Inc., founded in 1954 as a family foundation, supports not-for-profits in Clay County. Each year, in addition to their annual Celebrate Clay Community Service Awards, the foundation sponsors leadership development classes for non-profits. The Women’s Club has been blessed to send its leaders to these classes for many years, and […]
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Today, a group of volunteers – some from last week but also some new faces – gathered at Linda Werring’s home to finish assembling luminaria kits needed for the upcoming 24th Luminaria Night. We were moving right along to completing our goal until we ran out of plastic bags – drat! But, no worries, there
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Nancy Catudal, our Holiday Arts & Crafts Chair, invited the fair coordinators to a Happy Hour get-together at the Clubhouse Parlor. We learned a little more about each other and had a lot of laughs. Each of these ladies also shared some of their success and some areas that still need attention, while others
Today, a group of Women’s Club volunteers gathered at Linda Werring’s house to assemble luminaria kits. Hard to believe that the 24th Annual Luminaria Night will be here in two months! Preparing for this fundraiser, of which all proceeds go to support the Women’s Club scholarship program, takes many months of work behind the scenes
The Red Hat Hotties invited others in the Magnolia Point Women’s Club to join them for a day at the Spotlight Center to experience “A Celebration of the The Beach Boys”. What a great turnout and always good to see some of our friends we don’t often get to see. The music took everyone
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Among Friends Book Club, one of several book clubs in Magnolia Point, meets the second Monday of each month. This month, the book selection was Kristin Hannah’s “The Women”, about the nurses who served in the Vietnam War. It was an excellent read and generated a great discussion among friends. Each member growing up was
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Last summer, Evie Ezzell, Marty Essex and Kim Belcher led a group of residents through a primer on how to play bridge. I was one of the group and have worked to learn, but as the comments go “it’s all about the bidding” and “learning how to communicate with your partner”. I’m still working on
The Red Hat Hotties attended the musical showing of “A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline” on Saturday, June 29, at the Spotlight Center. The Hotties invited all their fellow Women’s Club members to attend, even if they weren’t a Red Hat Hottie. It was a fun outing for lunch and listening to spectacular music that
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Bunco Babes enjoyed another fun evening in the Clubhouse Parlor, with several substitutes joining the group. Summer travels always affect the regular membership of any group but there are always willing ladies ready to step in! Congratulations to Pat Jolly for the most wins, Marsha Zupan had the Buncos, and Kit Seiferd had the most
By Joanne LaBeouf Marian Zanetti is part of a Women’s Club group that has been meeting, doing various kinds of stitchery and just chatting among like minded friends. Today I got to see some of Marian’s needlepoint and cross stitch pieces. One piece was especially notable, a cross stitch of a young girl