The GFWC Warren Woman’s Club visited Ronald McDonald House in Little Rock recently. They collected tabs all year and looked forward to delivering and visiting the facility. Pictured are JeNell Lipton, Judy Gibson, Glenda Cross, Jennifer Taylor, Diane Parnell, Jan McLemore, and Jane Powell, with a Ronald McDonald staff member. The members of the club…
The GFWC members attending the January club meeting took time to have a photo made of each one wearing a ‘blue heart’ in recognition of Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Human Trafficking is a form of Domestic Violence, which is GFWC’s National Signature Project. The Signature Program’s goal is to increase awareness of and help prevent the…
The GFWC Warren Woman’s club recently met at First Free Will Baptist Church, where Warren Mayor Denisa Pennington made a proclamation making October Domestic Violence Awareness month. The group also heard from Jimmy Thornton, who presented the program. He told about serving in the U.S. Air Force starting in Vietnam in 1968 and how he…
The GFWC Warren Woman’s Club recently held its installation of officers for the 2022-2024 term. JeNelle Lipton, a past state president and club member, led in the installation service. Officers include the following: Treasurer: Judy Braswell; Corresponding Secretary: Jo Ann Rauls; Recording Secretary: Donna McGaha; 2nd Vice-President and Historian: Diane Parnell; 1st Vice President: Jonalyn Reep;…
GFWC members attended the GFWC of Arkansas 125 Annual Spring Convention on May 14th at the Delta Hotel Little Rock in Little Rock. Attending were Je Nelle Lipton, Judy Givson, Donna McGaha, and Diane Parnell Julianne Baker is pictured with GFWC of Arkansas Education and Libraries chairman, Judy Gibson. Julianne, daughter of Holly Tullos and…
May 6-12 is National Nurses Week. It is the same date each year. It begins on May 6, which is considered National Nurses Day, and continues through May 12, which is in honor of Florence Nightingale’s Birthday. Just think about nurses and all they do. Nurses perform the most essential health care tasks. They serve…
GFWC Warren Woman’s Club released winners of the Annual Bradley County Ten Penny Art Contest for 2022. Art was judged by Rob Reep local artist and 2021 juried art winner. Art supplies were awarded as prizes for winners with the exception of Overall Winners who received cash awards. Shown in the above photo from the…
The GFWC Warren Woman’s Club held an Arbor Day Celebration event Friday, April 29, 2022 at the Warren City Park, planting three redbud trees. The 2022 celebration is the 150th Anniversary of Arbor Day, which was started in 1872 in Nebraska. This year’s event featured a welcome by Warren Woman’s Club President Diane Parnell, a…
GFWC Warren Woman’s Club members are hosting Bradley County’s 2022 Arbor Day celebration on Friday, April 29th. The event is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. at the Warren City Park. The public is invited to join them for this special observance. National Arbor Day is celebrated on the last Friday of April each year and this…
GFWC Warren Woman’s Club discussed several upcoming projects at their monthly meeting Tuesday at First Free Will Baptist Church. Jonalyn Reep demonstrated an Easter washcloth project. President Diane Parnell noted upcoming events would include a salute to National Nurses Week; Arbor Day, 1:30 p.m. April 28 at Warren City Park; and Countywide Cleanup Day, May…
Leticia Camacho, migrant coordinator for the Warren School District, spoke to the GFWC Warren Woman’s Club during their November meeting. After informative information, members were given an opportunity to ask questions. Picture with Camacho is Clydine Davis, program chairman.
The GFWC Warren Woman’s Club welcomes a new member. President Diane Parnell is pictured presenting Pat Hunter with her official GFWC Membership Pin.
The GFWC Warren Woman’s Club displayed a jar of Cheerios at their booth at the Bradley County Fair. The visitors to the booth had an opportunity to estimate how many cheerios were in the jar. No one estimated the exact number, but Terry Glover was close. He estimated to be 2135 and the correct number…
