History by the Decade
1961 - 1970
1961-62 The Cold War and Cuban Missile Crisis had caused our nation deep concern, so our club was very pleased when the Civil Defense Council built a demonstration fall-out shelter on our club’s grounds.
1964-65 "Education plus understanding equal honor" was the theme. Club Annual Prayer Breakfast started. "Far Away Places" was the theme for the Opening Coffee. The
club launched Project Friend. A seven-year-old Korean boy was adopted by the Home Life Department. Only club in the state to honor Congressional Medal of Honor winners. Game night continued to
make money. The first club bulletin was mailed and opened the first Thrift Shop. The Junior Department was the largest in the state with I8O members.
1969 Neil Armstrong made "a giant leap forward for mankind" by walking on the moon.
1970 Our club was hostess club for FFWC State Convention.
“Love is like a beautiful flower which I may not touch, but whose fragrance makes the garden a place of delight just the same.” Helen Keller
Our Next Meeting is @ Deerwood Country Club on Thursday, March 9th @ 11:00am...
For more information or
to reserve your spot, call
Cathy (904-525-3890) or
Jac (207-730-1659).
The Southside Woman’s Club of Jacksonville’s will be having an on-line NUTS & CANDY Sale as a Fundraising Project...the money raised will go to support Florida School of the Deaf & Blind in St. Augustine.
Go to...
https://southsidewomansclub.terrilynn.com/ and order today!!!
Join Us as We Tour the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind in St. Augustine on March 22nd!!!
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