GFWC of Tennessee
Volume 2, Issue 1                  "Hearts in Unity - Beating for Others"                             August 2002

IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Our immediate past president SUSAN MARTIN suffered a heart attack on July 29, and had double bypass surgery.
After about 5 days in Intensive Care, she is progressing beautifully, and hopes to be at home soon.
Friends may send a card or letter to Susan at her home address:
4909 Bal Harbor,
Chattanooga TN 37416

In this Issue:

2002-2004 Administration
Meet Your President
Cops and Readers
Lana's Letter
GFWC Brentwood
Report from HOBY
Districk IV President
Gold Card Members
Notice
Fund Raising
GFWC Jackson
GFWC Tellico Village
Dean of Departments
Ann Durall

District 1 Betty Johnson
Endowment Fund
Fall Conference
GFWC Shelby Hamlett
GFWC VP Johnnie Hill
Shelby Hamlett Letter
GFWC Parliamentarian
Tidbits
Summer Board Directors
Kansas City June 2002
President Elect Mary Coley
Chaplain's Corner
GFWC Bellevue W.C.
District IX President
Manchester, TN
Carla S. Goff Junior Clubs
Treasurer Jo Webb
Mary Hanley VIII President
Carla's Comments
Jo's Jottings
Send News Now!
Fund Raisers

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Congratulations to the GFWC of Tennessee
2002-2004 Administration

Congratulations to Lana and her Executive Board! This slate of officers was elected at Convention 2002 in Nashville. and installed in a meaningful ceremony on the Saturday Banquet.

GFWC 2nd Vice President Jacqueline Pierce was the installing officer. She offered a challenge to each incoming officer to be the very best she could be.

President - Lana Robinson; President-Elect- Mary Love Coley; First Vice-President - Ann Durall; Second Vice- President- Johnnie Hill; Director of Junior Clubs- Carla Goff ; Recording Secretary - Ann Delaney; Treasurer - Jo Webb; Chaplain- Mattie Mullins; Corresponding Secretary- Tana Sowell; Parliamentarian- Iva Hitchcock.You will be "meeting" each officer and Department Chairman in later issues of the Tennessee Federation News, as they tell about themselves and their goals and dreams for GFWC of Tennessee.


MEET YOUR PRESIDENT

Lana Robinson began her work with GFWC in 1987 as a member of Brandywine Woman’s Club where she served as President in 1989. In 1990 Lana helped start GFWC Andrew Jackson Centennial Woman’s Club and served as its charter President. Your President has served District V in many chairmanships as well as President elect, President and Parliamentarian.

Since first becoming a GFWC of Tennessee member, Lana has served the state as Legislative Chairman, Literacy Chairman, and Fund Raising Chairman before being elected First Vice President for the 1998-2000 administration. She was then elected President Elect for 2000-2002 and now serves as your President. That position also makes her a member of the Board of Directors for GFWC and your official representative to our parent organization.

In addition to her many duties as your President, Lana owns and operates “Dearly Beloved’s” a full service wedding chapel, which she created, designed and built in 1999. She is a widow with only one little girl, Miss Raunchy (the kitty cat), but four wonderful stepchildren, two of whom assist her in the wedding business. GFWC, "Dearly Beloved’s" and, of course, Miss Raunchy have become her hobbies, over shadowing her former ones of reading, sewing, traveling, etc.(See Lana's Letter on page 2)



New Club Presidents GFWC Waynesboro Allied Arts Club Patsy Pope, PO Box 155, Waynesboro TN 38485 931-722-5068

GFWC Rutherford WC
Linda Love, 118 Brookhaven Trail, Smyrna, TN 37167 615-459-4539

GFWC England Society Karen Lewallen, 960 Hyndsver Rd., Martin TN 38237 731-587-2318

GFWC Students Club of Clarksville Olive Abernathy, 1525 7 Mile Ferry Rd., Clarksville TN 37040

GFWC Landmark W. C. Carolynn Hyde, 3053 S. Green Fairway Cove, Collierville TN 38017 901-854-4970

Cops and Readers - New GFWC of TN project

WHAT A GREAT PROJECT for Community Improvement and Literacy this will be. At our post convention board meeting, your board approved Cops and Readers (CARS) as a project of this administration. This project affords clubs the opportunity to work with your city officials, police officers and others in your community to teach children the importance of reading while enhancing the image of the police officer as a friend and mentor. Past President Emily Binkley is chairing this program and she will be providing you with many ideas and directions for starting COPS and READERS in your community. Be watching for her page in the new GFWC of Tennessee handbook.

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