Happy Fall! September was a busy month for the CPWC; we were deeply inspired by our Past Presidents at opening lunch, marched in the East Cobber parade, renewed our CPR skills, kicked off a new Canasta card interest group, and thanks to the vision of Julie Lischer, enjoyed tea before watching the Downton Abbey movie together, all in addition to our many usual activities!
This month we are "Celebrating the Home" and the decade of the 1970s for our daytime meeting at the home of Lisa Enoch. Mark your calendar for October 18th and come hear Heather Rees talk about our crafty history. She will teach us how to make the beautiful paper flowers you may have seen at opening lunch, and CPWC T-shirts will be available for $25, benefiting Children's Development Academy. If you would like to support CDA and are not interested in a shirt, cash donations are welcome. Also this month, the Savvy Evening Group will meet on October 15 at the home of Chris Cashman to learn about fun and useful DIY beauty products and to enjoy some great wines from South Africa.
In addition to connecting with the interest groups you usually enjoy, be on the lookout for new Garden Club activities in the months ahead. The Garden Club represents the roots of our women's club and is yet another wonderful opportunity to connect with our community and each other.
As we move into the often busy fall months, remember how renewing our connections with each other can help us sustain both ourselves and our community.
Happy to be connected to all of you,
Belinda Vogel and Beverly Dozier
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50th Anniversary Luncheon Recap
GARDEN PARTY ANNIVERSARY OPENING LUNCHEON
Hello everyone,
It's in the books! The Opening Luncheon was a huge success and certainly a "Celebration" of honoring our Past Presidents and acknowledging Lettie Nixon as our 1st Women's Club President. We had 26 presidents in attendance! The Luncheon opened with Susan Stewart on the piano with songs from the 70's- 80's-90's-2000's. David Ellis, our guitarist played during the "Fashion through the Decades" Fashion Show, sponsored by Dillards. Models were our Past Presidents.
Parkaire Kroger donated the flowers for the tables, our members donated flowers, decor and time to setup and take down. The door prizes were donated from members & businesses in our community. A very delicious lunch was served. Danna Vach a past president, member and owner of Bruster's Due -West, was very gracious to give us a special price for the refreshing peach infused ice cream for dessert.
Co-Presidents, Belinda Vogel and Beverly Dozier spoke throughout the luncheon and acknowledged our Lifetime Awards Members, Past and Present Board and Committee Members, and thanked all the Luncheon Committee Ladies. Our Interest Group leaders were also available at the table to sign up for this year's activities. The Luncheon/meeting was adjourned.
I expressed how wonderful it's been, being a part of our community. We are the "HEART of our Community." How we've touch many lives through the 50 years and been involved in so many facets of Chattahoochee Plantation Community Association. The list is too long to write of monies and services we have provided during these years to so many different charitable organizations.
I would like to THANK, Julie Lischer as this years Celebration Chairman. Julie helped with program, video, decor, the list goes on. Janie Kissling, for always being there for me, helping with research, music, models, decor and touching wherever she could help. Ellie Lacy for her time and talents, Cynthia Dolezal, for her work on the Decade boards, Trish Chapman for the photography. Bonnie Mann for taking the time to make all the napkin rings. The Luncheon committee and helpers, Susan Weinstein, Lesli Asiello, Lisa Enochs, Susan Fulkerson, Janet Thomas, Judy Winchell, Belinda Vogel, Beverly Dozier, Pat Iaffaldano, Jan Welborn, Pat Smith, Nancy Mitchell, JeanAnn McCarthy, Heather Rees and Melissa Malmberg.
Don't forget to redeem you $25.00 to Coton Frais' online coupon that Clarice Dowdle, Past President donated to every member. (Enter ATL as the Code)
As I always say, "MANY HANDS MAKE LITTLE WORK!" We have a team of true hearted volunteers.
COME JOIN US
Thursday Oct. 3rd for the Dillards- Perimeter Mall
5:30pm-7:30pm
Southern Living Design and Decor' Event * Interactive Demonstrations*Snacks*Swag Bags* Prizes
Reserve your Spot!
Contact: Jay Fransden 678-320-9140 Ext. 5910 or Kisha Hardwick 678-320-9140 Ext.5611
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Celebrating the Home: Fall Food and Decor
Join us on Friday, October 18th at 10:30 am to celebrate the home, with Fall food and decor
at Lisa Enoch's home, 305 Dogwood Trail.
Learn some new crafts and remember some of our crafting roots from the past.
CPWC t-shirts for $25 each to benefit the CDA, Child Development Association AND we will also have the extra Tea Towels for sale to benefit The Drake House. Monetary donations are also accepted.
RSVP
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The CPWC hosts a wide range of Interest Group meetings each month.
Below is a list of each group's upcoming activity. Please join us!
Event
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Date
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Details
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Special Event
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Oct 3
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Southern Living Design and Decor' Event * Interactive Demonstrations*Snacks*Swag Bags* Prizes
Thursday Oct. 3rd for the Dillards- Perimeter Mall: 5:30pm-7:30pm
Reserve your Spot! $25 per person. Contact: Jay Fransden 678-320-9140 Ext. 5910 or Kisha Hardwick 678-320-9140 Ext.5611
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Bible Study
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Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
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Bible Study will meet weekly on Thursdays at 10am, at the Atlanta Country Club.
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First Friday
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Oct 4
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Join us for Octoberfest First Friday at the Lischers', 540 Willow Knoll Dr. at 7 pm. Bring your favorite appetizer and beverage. This event is for couples or singles! No rsvp necessary but it helps us plan. You may even come last minute and bring a friend! Prize for best themed costume!
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Yoga
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Oct 8, 15, 22, 29
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The Yoga Interest Group will meet on Tuesdays at 1:30pm,
at the home of Linda Pace. Beginners welcome! There are mats available to use or bring your own.
Please enter Linda's home at 4853 Rivercliffe Dr. via the garage and proceed to the lower level. Please park on only one side of the street! Contact
Linda Pace
or
Belinda Vogel
for questions or if you are interested!
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Hand and Foot Canasta Interest Group
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Oct 10
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Join us for our newest interest group! Hand and Foot Canasta Interest Group. We will be meeting at 1:30 pm. Please let Karen Frantz know you would like to join. 770-715-7139.
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Globe Trekkers
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Oct 11
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Our first meeting is at Shea Amin's home, 4508 Chattahoochee Plantation Drive, for a Morning Tea at 10:00 am. Please have your travel pictures, experiences, and ideas to share with our group members.
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Daytime Book
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Oct 14
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The Daytime Book Club will meet at Nancy Mitchell's home on Monday, Oct 14, 2019, at 10:00AM. We will discuss Born a Crime by Trevor Noah. If you would like to attend, please contact Nancy by Oct. 11 at nancyg.mitchell@att.net or 770-850-0656.
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Hiking
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Oct 14
Oct 20-22
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Our "hike" in October is the Cruise the Course event as part of Atlanta Country Club's "Kiss Cancer Goodbye!" Pink Ribbon fundraiser. 8:30 a.m. check in and 9:00 a.m. start. $30 donation online. T-Shirt included. Thank you for your donation and support! You may register here.
For those of you who are planning to participate in the Hike Inn hike, please pack a backpack to wear on this hike. This will give you an idea of what to expect for the Hike Inn hike and make any needed changes beforehand.
Thanks everyone and Happy Hiking!!
Jean Dole (404) 433-5551
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Program
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Oct 18
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Celebrating the Home: Fall Food and Decor at Lisa Enoch's home, 305 Dogwood Trail. Join us to learn some new crafts and remember some of our crafting roots from the past. CPWC t-shirts for $25 each to benefit the CDA, Child Development Association AND we will also have the extra Tea Towels for sale to benefit The Drake House. Monetary donations are also accepted.
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Savvy Evening Group
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Oct 15
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Join us for an evening of DIY Beauty. We will make our own body butters, face serums, lip balms and blush/bronzer and eye shadow. Wines from South Africa on offer as well. 6:30 pm at Chris Cashman's home. 521 Oak Hill Circle. RSVP to excelnbe@me.com.
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Evening Book
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Oct 29
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The group will meet on Tuesday, October 29th at 7pm at Grace Becerra's home, (4526 Columns Drive). Parking is limited, so try to carpool. "Where the Forest Meets the Stars" by Glendy Vanderan will be discussed.
The group met last month to discuss the book, "The House on Trade Street" by Karen White, who attended the meeting!
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Family Activities
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Oct 31
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Bring the whole family and join us on Thursday, October 31, at 5:00pm at McFarlane Nature Park for our annual Halloween get together before trick-or-treating with the kids! Enjoy dinner from Moe's, face-painting, and a balloon artist.
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Bridge
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For those who are interested in bridge, there are two bridge clubs nearby where bridge lessons are offered.
Ruff n Sluff Bridge Club 770 973-7717
1809 Roswell Road
Marietta GA 30062
Bridge Club of Atlanta 770 354-6033
Fountain Oaks Shopping Center, far left corner upstairs
4920 Roswell Road
Sandy Springs GA 30342
Bridge is a fun game that can be played on many levels. Since it requires a multiple of four players, get several friends together and explore the potential at either of these clubs which are about six miles from where we live. If you have any questions, please let me know. Melissa Nicol 770-541-6168 or
mahanmelissa@aol.com
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Yard of the Month
The Garden Club would like to congratulate this month's Yard of the Month Winners: Cynthia and Rand Meyer! They live at 4683 Magnolia Circle! Their yard is an inviting one with many different vignettes and cozy places to sit and chat with a friend over a cup of coffee!
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Interest Group Contacts
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If you have an idea for a new Interest Group please contact Janet, Belinda, or a member of the Programs Committee.
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Bible Study
Lettie Nixon
Book Club - Daytime
Book Club - Evening
Bridge Club
Melissa Nicol
Community Liaison
First Friday
Hiking Club
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Yoga
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