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HomeThe Dunes Woman's Club of Beverly Shores

2020 Dunes Woman’s Club Holiday Happenings

The Dunes Woman’s Club wants to express its thanks for the generosity of this community in supporting our Green’s sales, and for such very generous donations.

Our membership will meet in February to decide on the distribution of funds to local agencies and food panties.  This is a good time of the year to replenish the funds for these groups.

Again, thank you for your generosity. 

Have a good holiday season, in spite of the pandemic restrictions.

Stay safe and well.

Dunes Woman’s Club Members.

 

 

 




The Dunes Woman's Club

Beverly Shores, IN


Contact Information:

Mailing address:
PO Box 647
Beverly Shores, IN 46301

President:
Beth Gassoway

gassoway@comcast.net



Members information
2019-20


By-laws as of June 2020

Expense form







History:
Historical records show that on June 28, 1934  the Chesterton Tribune reported:
 “Mrs. Ruth Wollett entertained a group of Beverly Shores ladies last Friday afternoon and the organization of a women’s club was discussed.  Those present were enthusiastic and seemed to believe that a woman’s club was necessary at the present stage of development of this lake shore development.”
The club was finally “officially organized” in 1939.
The club claims Blue and Sand as its colors.

Mission:
The Mission of The Dunes Woman’s Club is to serve and enhance its local community by:
improving its members through education;
supporting other organizations through donations; and
providing volunteer service for community projects.

Meetings:
DWC meets monthly at noon on the second Thursday of the month at the Community House in Beverly Shores, IN.  There are no meetings in January, July and August.

Dues:
Dues of $20 are collected on an annual basis in September.

How to join:
For more information on the club and how to join, contact Beth Gassoway, gassoway@comcast.net

 

Events/Activities

Due to Covid-19 we are rethinking our approach to Marketplace 2020.  Watch for our plan after Sept. 1.

The Holiday Marketplace is held the weekend before Thanksgiving.

2019 marked the 62nd Annual Marketplace.
The marketplace is the primary fund raising event for the year.

Items for sale include Holiday greens, craft items, breads, other sweets, frozen soups and casseroles.

Mark your calendar to visit November 23 or 24, 2019 at the Community House, Beverly Shores, IN.

 

 

 






This is a quilt that the club made for the 50th Anniversary of Beverly Shores.
 
The 42 squares depict the different aspects of life in Beverly Shores and each exhibits the dedication and of a different member of the Dunes Woman’s Club at that time

The quilt hangs in the Administration Building meeting room.

The Community House located on Service Drive just west of the Administration Building is the pride of the Dunes Woman’s Club.

The house serves as the location for the monthly meetings, and the annual Holiday Marketplace in November.

The porch of the house serves as a community library.  Books are available for the taking anytime.  Donations of books in good condition are also welcomed.