What's New With The Women of Seven Lakes?

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The Women of Seven Lakes opened the 2018-2019 meeting year on September 6th with a picnic lunch and membership drive held at the Seven Lakes North Clubhouse. The attendees enjoyed a delicious lunch of Subway sandwiches and chips. The highlight of the picnic were cupcakes handmade by board member Linda Stevens made to look like hamburger sliders. Donations were taken at the door for a local Food Bank. Copies of the history of the development of Seven Lakes written by Ann Bass, “Seven Lakes – A Place in the Sun” were sold for $10.00, and a copy of the book was given as a door prize. Additional copies of the book will be available for sale this Fall at meetings and at the Pancake Breakfast with Santa to be held December 1, 2018. You may also contact LouEllen Runyan at 910-400-5291 if you are interested in copies of the book.

The Women of Seven Lakes held another meeting on October 4th at the Chapel of the Pines at 2:00 p.m. Andrea Schmidt presented a program on painting with watercolors. Andrea is a Juried Signature Artist with the State of West Virginia Watercolor Society and has more than 40 years of teaching experience with watercolors, acrylics, and oils.

The November meeting will be held November 1, 2018, at the Chapel in the Pines at 2:00. The Women of Seven Lakes will host a speaker from the Clara McLean House who will discuss the mission and work of the facility, which provides affordable lodging for the family of out of town patients seeking medical care in our area. Membership in Women of Seven Lakes is open to anyone in the Seven Lakes community who wish to join.