Upcoming Events - 2023
Police Week Starting May 14th
Club Meeting May 16th 7 pm at Town Hall
May Meeting - 2023
Tuesday May 16th
7:00 pm
Double Oak Town Hall
We hope to see you all there!
Please bring a dish to share.
We continue to collect canned goods at Town Hall to feed the hungry. The drop off is in a plastic pink box in the DOWC corner.
Our final meeting of the year will feature the installation of officers for the year 2023- 2024, and the awarding of the Connie Gall Memorial Scholarship. We shall enjoy an ice cream social as we end another most successful year of doing good and having fun in this great town!
7:00 pm
Double Oak Town Hall
We hope to see you all there!
Please bring a dish to share.
We continue to collect canned goods at Town Hall to feed the hungry. The drop off is in a plastic pink box in the DOWC corner.
Our final meeting of the year will feature the installation of officers for the year 2023- 2024, and the awarding of the Connie Gall Memorial Scholarship. We shall enjoy an ice cream social as we end another most successful year of doing good and having fun in this great town!
Message From the President
Hello to the Double Oak Women’s Club Members,
What an eventful month April has been, from hunting eggs and eating many pancakes to having our Casino Night for the first time since 2019 to raise money for our scholarship fund (see page 3). Food was plentiful with some great prizes won by many. We had a surprise visit
from Derick Watson, our former police chief – it was good to see him.
Sharla Kershen from New Hope Equine center was our guest speaker in April. New Hope caters to children and veterans with disabilities using horses. Sharla shared interesting stories of their successes.
Our last meeting of the year is May 16th, we will present the “Connie Gall Memorial Scholarship” to one of our Double Oak graduating seniors, have an ice cream social and swear in our slate of officers for 2023-2024.
May 14th is the start of Police Week. If you can donate your time or prepare a meal or snack, contact Jane Geelan Sayres (details on page 2). Let’s show our police we appreciate what they do to keep us safe.
I cannot believe we are approaching our last meeting of the year! What a busy and eventful year we have had. I am looking forward to serving our community next year. Have a great summer, and I hope to see you around town.
What an eventful month April has been, from hunting eggs and eating many pancakes to having our Casino Night for the first time since 2019 to raise money for our scholarship fund (see page 3). Food was plentiful with some great prizes won by many. We had a surprise visit
from Derick Watson, our former police chief – it was good to see him.
Sharla Kershen from New Hope Equine center was our guest speaker in April. New Hope caters to children and veterans with disabilities using horses. Sharla shared interesting stories of their successes.
Our last meeting of the year is May 16th, we will present the “Connie Gall Memorial Scholarship” to one of our Double Oak graduating seniors, have an ice cream social and swear in our slate of officers for 2023-2024.
May 14th is the start of Police Week. If you can donate your time or prepare a meal or snack, contact Jane Geelan Sayres (details on page 2). Let’s show our police we appreciate what they do to keep us safe.
I cannot believe we are approaching our last meeting of the year! What a busy and eventful year we have had. I am looking forward to serving our community next year. Have a great summer, and I hope to see you around town.
Bonnie Morrow
Help Those in Need
We continue to collect canned goods at Town Hall to feed the hungry. The drop off is in a plastic pink box in the DOWC corner. Thank you to DOWC for helping raise $240 for donation to The Arbor Society in memory of Georgette Cook.
Our Club
The Double Oak Women’s Club (DOWC) provides a periodic social gathering for the fellowship, entertainment, and education of its membership. Fundamental to DOWC is connecting with one’s neighbors; making contacts with other women for fun and support; and creating a caring environment for ourselves, our children and families.
DOWC supports the community in a variety of ways, including but not limited to; providing a member network for activities and recreation, greeting newcomers, distributing scholarship funds, organizing adult socials, and sponsoring holiday events for the children of Double Oak. Fundraising and membership dues underwrite costs of special and charitable projects.
Payment of DOWC dues entitles a member to all rights of membership, a DOWC Yearbook, and subscription to the DOWC monthly Newsletter. Members receive advance notices of the year’s meetings and special programs. All women who are current or past residents of the Town of Double Oak are invited to join the Double Oak Women’s Club.
DOWC supports the community in a variety of ways, including but not limited to; providing a member network for activities and recreation, greeting newcomers, distributing scholarship funds, organizing adult socials, and sponsoring holiday events for the children of Double Oak. Fundraising and membership dues underwrite costs of special and charitable projects.
Payment of DOWC dues entitles a member to all rights of membership, a DOWC Yearbook, and subscription to the DOWC monthly Newsletter. Members receive advance notices of the year’s meetings and special programs. All women who are current or past residents of the Town of Double Oak are invited to join the Double Oak Women’s Club.
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