Volume 75

Kansas City Number 6 Young Matrons November 2017

Celebrating our 101st year of service ! President’s Letter

We had a frost at our house last night – not a heavy frost, but fall is definitely here. In fact, we are entering the Holiday Season. Every year it seems to arrive sooner and sooner! For KCYM, things are speeding along as well.

Our many affiliates are thankful for all of the enthusiasm and help we bring to them. We did lots of Community Service last month – Judy Bolton led the prep of meals for Boys Hope Girls Hope twice; Meals on Wheels delivered meals, thanks to Becky Quinn; we collected for Rose Brooks Lingerie Shower, thanks to Daleen Spradlin; Kristal Thompson organized our last Marillac Library Hours. Due to the reorganization of Marillac, we are discontinuing this program and won’t be holding our wonderfully fun Marillac Halloween Party. Melinda Frenzen and Debbie Papa led the fun for an Ozanam Girl Time; Marilyn Tampke organized meal prep for the Ronald McDonald House; we served at Avenue of Life; packaged diapers for Happy Bottoms, thanks to Elizabeth Wilson; served at Hope Faith, organized by Rebecca Young; and did Needle & Craft Work led by Pam Stephenson. Also, Kathy Knopke organized our Marillac Birthday Angels in October. November will be another big month for Community Service so there are many opportunities to get involved. Just look in the newsletter under the KCYM Affiliate Activities Pages. Also, don’t miss the Affiliate Spotlight feature that began last month. Community Service Director Anne Keil and the Project Coordinators are going to highlight one or more Affiliates each month so that we can learn more about them and, hopefully, decide to get involved.

In October, we worked on our Fall Club House Cleanup led by Coleen Flathman. The Club House looks great. Our October Program was Civics/Honoring Day. It was a lovely day with many long-time members coming back to be feted with roses and to honored. In November, we are looking forward to a program at the Johnson County Arts and Heritage Center, with lunch following at the Broadmoor Bistro. Should be very interesting! Dee Ritz and her committee have come up with great programs!

We are looking forward to an evening with Susan Mayer and her “74 Harley Street” jewelry line, as previewed at our last Business Meeting. Dawn Evans, Ways and Means Chair, is organizing some terrific and fun fund raisers for KCYM. Holiday pots from Surburban are available to order and gift wrap can still be ordered online.

Karen Leimer and her Social Committee are working on the Mistletoe Party. It will be held on Friday, Dec 1st at Deer Creek Country Club. I was out there and it looks like a very pretty venue. Hope to see everyone there.

As we come into the holidays, be sure to find time to slow down and appreciate all that we have as KCYMs – multiple opportunities to help others with our Community Service, our friends, our many programs and our beautiful Club House. It is easy to end up in January blinking your eyes and wondering where the time went. Have a great November and hope to see you on November 6th at the Program at the Arts and Heritage Center and at the next Business Meeting on November 27th. Happy Thanksgiving. KCYM UPCOMING PROGRAM

MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2017

BOYSGROW

Kansas City Young Matrons Club House 9:30 a.m. Social; 10 a.m. Program; 11:30 a.m. Lunch Cost of lunch is $20.

Join us as we learn about BoysGrow, a not-for-profit agency providing mentoring, entrepreneurship skills and positive male role models for inner-city boys ages 14-16. BoysGrow literally broke ground in the spring of 2010. It is a year-round farming and business program supporting youth by providing valuable personal and business tools while cultivating and selling their products. The program is volunteer- supported, staff-guided, but youth-driven. The mission of BoysGrow is to take an inner-city boy and open his eyes to the possibilities and realities of entrepreneurship. BoysGrow uses farming and agriculture to instill pride, identity, discipline and an understanding of the business world.

BoysGrow will have some of their fabulously tasty products for sale at this Program. They will make the perfect gift for December Luncheon Menu someone on your list!!! Winter Salad Pork Loin Medallions Please mail or deliver your check by Wednesday, November 29th to Elizabeth Wilson, 12621 Pawnee Lane, Leawood, KS 66209. Rosemary Mashed Potatoes Variety of Petite Rolls and Crackers Red Velvet Baby Cupcakes

*****VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR COMMISSARIAT***** Commissariat has chosen delicious and fresh menus for our program luncheons this year! We need volunteers to serve on December 4, 2017 for our Holiday Luncheon. The luncheons in our Club House are special events that allow our members to serve one another and enjoy our time together. This is a wonderful and efficient way to earn required club hours. Please volunteer and join us! Sign up by contacting: Lee Harizanoff or Mary Rottgers [email protected] [email protected]

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Spotlight On: The Children’s Place

The mission of The Children’s Place is to nurture and promote healthy development of young children who have survived abuse, neglect and trauma by providing specialized services and family support, within a safe and caring environment. Opened in 1978, The Children’s Place was one of the first groups to understand the concept of child abuse and remains unique within the KC metropolitan area with its continued focus on young children (ages three months to eight years). Providing both Day Treatment and Outpatient programs, it is a recognized leader in the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect.

KCYM has three projects with The Children’s Place: Diaper Collection (November), Cookie Decorating (December) and Flower Planting (April). At the request of the staff, this year’s Cookie Decorating has been changed to a healthier, ornament-making activity.

Spotlight On: Amethyst Place

The mission of Amethyst Place is to support women recovering from drug and alcohol addiction and their children by providing safe, drug-free housing and individualized services to promote healthy families. Their programs and therapies are targeted at helping Kansas City’s most vulnerable women who are reunited with their children and successfully transition to drug-free, independent housing and healthy community living. Since opening in May 2000, they have grown from 7 to 38 apartments and have served over 800 women and children. They currently serve 50-60 families a year. Additionally, Amethyst Place’s “100 Jobs for 100 Moms” program has found successful employment for over 40 moms since its start in 2013.

On November 18, KCYM will host the third annual Thanksgiving Party for the children and their moms. There will be lots of craft making and snacks for everyone.

Amethyst Place Thanksgiving Party November 18th from 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon (set-up at 9:00 a.m.)

This event is a fun time for the children and their mothers to enjoy some special time together and make memories they will be able to cherish. To date, we have only 9 volunteers and could really use a few more. Your greatest reward will be seeing the joy on the faces of these precious children and their moms.

If you need additional information you may call or email Mary Rottgers at the following: [email protected] 816-982-9523 or cell #205-527-4704.

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MEALS ON WHEELS The Children’s Place Annual Diaper Drive Delivery Schedule Option #1 Please send a check payable to The Children’s Place during November to Lesli Lundquist at 20409 W 92nd Thanks to the following volunteers who have Terrace, Lenexa, KS 66220. ($15 equals 1 service hour signed up for deliveries for the next three months. credit) Meal pickup is around 11am; delivery by your Option #2 group lasts roughly1.5 hours. Drop diapers at the club house during the month of November. There will be a labeled tub in the coat room. Monday, November 20 Monday, January 15 Thank You! Joni Etherington Diana Cusser Lesli Lundquist Elizabeth Garver Barbara Eiszner Marilyn Coberly Becky Quinn Barbara Joslin

Monday, December 18 Mandy Baliva Needle & Craft Work Mary Buechler Joni Siplon The second Needle & Craft Work session of the year was held at the beautiful home of Debi Trempy on October 19, Instructions are emailed to 2017. Debi shared snacks and drinks and yummy you about 2 weeks prior to brownies. Elizabeth Wilson provided a delicious taco your date. Thanks! salad and corn bread for lunch.

Becky Quinn Please join us November 16 from 10-1 pm at the home [email protected] of Shelly Walton, 13108 Glenfield Road, Leawood, KS 913-485-7326 66209. While reservations are not required, if possible, please let Pam Stephenson know you plan on attending.

Cooks are needed for this day. Please contact Pam by email or phone if you can bring something.

Please be sure to bring $5 if you’re staying for lunch.

December 7, Thursday Hope to see you at Shelly’s. We will be cutting & fringing Debbie Best, Deb Gill fleece for the Gillis Holiday Event.

December 12, Tuesday Special thanks to Debbie Papa who came to my rescue at Jo-Ann’s to help with the purchase of additional fleece! WE NEED VOLUNTEERS! NOTE: Needle & Craft work DOES NOT meet in December. January 4, 2018, Thursday Debbie Douville, Helene Nelson, Jennie Newman January 18th Needle & Craft work session will be at the home of Shelly McVay.

Thank you, Judy Bolton Pam Stephenson [email protected] [email protected]

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Children's Place Holiday Craft 2017 Collecting Towels for 2 East 59th Street, Kansas City, MO EPEC (Empowering the Parent to Empower the Child) Friday, December 1st 9:30-11:00 New affiliate, EPEC, coordinates The Grooming Project for single moms living in poverty to learn career skills in Thank you to the following volunteers for this holiday pet grooming. Graduates of the class have been very event. We will be helping the children make a special successful in finding jobs as dog groomers. You can be an craft (ornament or gift) they can take home to their important part of this effort. families. Thank you, ladies, for being with us. It’s a fun morning! During the month of January, there will be a box available at the KCYM Club House to collect used towels needed for Nina Hollabaugh, Brownyn McNeese, Ann Martin, dog drying after shampooing. This is an easy and cost- Desiree Beil, Donna Fischgrund, Corliss Miller, free way to help support this project. Please think of our Coleen Flathman, Becky McCormack, Joni Siplon, furry friends as you clean out your linen closets this fall. Lynn Clause, Gail Van Way, Karin Morgan, Debi Trempy, Bobbie Messick, Dee Ritz, Daleen Spradlin, In addition, donations of new bath towels and paper Mary Ann Kancel, Mary Ring, towels are also welcome. Mary Pat Williams, Kimberly Esposito, Lisa Garver, Caylee Help make a dog feel good…GIVE Valentine TOWELS. Karen Travers, [email protected] or Fran Gerritz, Towel Drive Coordinator Rebecca Young, Towel Drive Coordinator [email protected]

Save the Date for Rosie’s Closet – Ozanam Girl Time November 14, 2017 Sunday, December 10 KCYM will be working at Rosie’s Closet on Tuesday, November 14 from 9 am to Noon. The following members Volunteers may bring gently used clothing donations volunteered to help us celebrate the Winter for women and children to the center the same day. They appreciate our donations of time and clothing! Holidays with food, fun, crafts and games at a festive party with the young ladies at Ozanam: Thanks in advance for those who are working that day. Directions to the center will be emailed the week Mary Buechler, Joni Etherington, Christy before we volunteer. Jennings, Shelly McVay, Beth Parker and Joni Volunteer List: Andrea Alford Siplon Mary Ann Kancel Andrea Kilkenny Melinda Frenzen and Debbie Papa Sherry Magee ([email protected]) Julie Maggart Corliss Miller Karin Morgan Margy Ronning Daleen Spradlin Mary Buechler and Juliette Singer Spinks, Co-Chairs

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Gillis Holiday Event- Wednesday, December 6

Deck the Halls and mark your calendars for a new kind of RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE Gillis Holiday Event. This year, KCYM will provide a hands-on, MEALS PROGRAM one-day only, holiday activity for the girls and boys who attend the Gillis School. The dynamic duo of Edie Downing and Gigi Rose will coordinate the event, which will consist of three crafts/activities the students may choose from.

Saturday Snack Day One activity is assembling a no-sew fleece-covered pillow th that the students can keep or use as a gift for a family November 11 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. member.

The director at RMH told me that their families are A second activity is filling a holiday tin with cookies. We are constantly on the go and the last thing they need asking our KCYM volunteers to bake or buy cookies the to worry about is food while away from the main students can use to fill their holiday-themed tins. Please let houses. The ‘grab and go’ snack packs we assemble Edie or Gigi know if you are willing to bake. are the perfect solution. We would welcome a few The third activity is decorating an item with beads and pieces more helpers with this fun activity. Our volunteers of costume jewelry. Girls and boys can choose objects such so far are: as mirrors, picture frames, vases, and trivets. They will pick out the gems they want to use and make a design. Our KCYM Snack Prep: Anne Keil, Ann Martin and Marilyn volunteers will use glue guns to affix the gems to the object. Tampke We are so excited to be able to spend some quality time helping the students get into the holiday spirit. The Shoppers: Becky Quinn and Daleen Spradlin members listed below signed up. Once we have final numbers of participants from Gillis, we will set up a schedule and ask you to let us know which shift(s) you want to work and whether you are willing to bake (or buy) cookies. Gordon Parks Elementary Peggy Beal, Desiree Beil, Mary Buechler, Mary Cummings, Thanksgiving Party Donna Fischgrund, Melinda Frenzen, Maria Genaris, Deb Gill, Nina Hollabaugh, Kathy Kane, Mary Katz, Andrea Kilkenny, Kathy Knopke, Sherry Magee, Ann K. Martin, Becky Wednesday, November 15th McCormack, Corliss Miller, Connie Murphy, Beth Parker, Karen Peters, Reva Robinson, Joni Siplon, Susan Stanley, Elizabeth 9:15 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Weiler, Mary Whitaker

(This is a date and time change) If any additional members would like to bake or purchase cookies or other treats for this event, please contact Edie We are thrilled to be joining the Downing at 913-488-0258 ([email protected]) or Gigi Kindergarteners and First Graders for another Rose at 913-221-3992 ([email protected]). We will need roughly 30 dozen cookies for the tins and another 15 dozen fun-filled Thanksgiving Party. We will help cookies or other treats for the students themselves. them make a craft, have a story-time and provide snacks. The children look forward to this every year. The following ladies have graciously agreed to the new date and time: MaryJennifer Amato, Kimberly Esposito, Michelle Fasel, Coleen Flathman, Kathy Kane, Terry McGhie, Bobbie Messick, Beth Parker, Randi Pereira and Debi Trempy. Membership Status Change? Please look for an upcoming email with more information. Please send information to Christy Jennings, Brownyn McNeese and Mary Katz, Co-Chairs Director of Membership, at (913-709-4405) (913-568-1049) [email protected] or call: 913-530-2053.

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On October 2, 2017, the Kansas City Young Matrons gathered for their Civics and Honoring Day - a very special day that honors and recognizes our president, past presidents, life, silver and honorary members in attendance from 1949 to 2017. Three new affiliates, Avenue of Life, EPEC/The Grooming Project and The Good Cheer Project were introduced to the club. Members enjoyed a delicious lunch and the camaraderie of each other. (Additional photo on page 9)

LIFE MEMBERS: Front Row - Norma Moffet, Shirley Teefey, Virgie Bancroft, Jeanne McDowell, Betty Novak, Lucinda Rice-Petrie, Sue Hunter and Cokie Strafer

Second Row - Lorinda Holladay, Judy Horn and Rita Zahner

Back Row - Nancy Judd, Sue Spencer, Evalyn Hobson, Carroll Burger, Jan Gottsch, Yolonda Fuller, and Beverly Harvey

HONORARY MEMBERS: Kathy Smith, Peggy Jones, Virgie Bancroft, Lucinda Rice-Petrie, Pam Zschoche

SILVER MEMBERS: (Front row)Peggy Jones, Peggy Dunn, Mitzi Foster, Kathy Smith, Kimberly Arthur Melton, Donna Asikainen, JoAnne Dickey (Back row) Nina Hollabaugh, Ada Frazier, Cindy Price, Sue Houdek, Linda Weber, Pam Zschoche, Sue von Geyso 7 KCYM CLUB HOUSE NEWS

Admissions News

The Prospective New Member Coffee held on September 28 at the Club House was a great success with 10 wonderful candidates for membership in attendance. Thanks to the Admissions Committee for all their hard work. Bangles, Baubles & Beads, Oh My!! If you are not able to join us on November 8th for our KCYM If you have a friend you would like to invite to Private Trunk Show with Susan Mayer of 74 be a member, consider bringing her to one of Harley Street, please call or email her and you may the following: set up an appointment to see her jewelry collection. November 6 Program – Johnson County Arts Just be sure when you go to remind Susan that you & Heritage Center (and any friends you take with you) are with KCYM November 16 – Needle & Craft Work so she will know that your purchases go to benefit our December 4 Program – BoysGrow club.

Each PNM must attend two club functions, one The holidays are upon us! Check out of which must be a Monday program. clubschoicefundraising.com, click on order now, put Please contact a member of the admissions in our code KCYM22 and your name to order the committee for more beautiful holiday and all occasion papers and gift information. bags. Any of the 100s of items on that website are Joni Siplon, Admissions Chair available and 40% of your purchase will be donated to 913-226-5841 us. [email protected] Orders for the Holiday Pots from Suburban Lawn and Garden are being taken now. If you will not be at the November program, but wish to order, you may call or email Dawn Evans with your order. Pick up of the pots will be December 2nd through the 8th. BYLAW NEWS Suburban has promised that we will be pleased with The KCYM Bylaws and Standing Rules are reviewed the beautiful arrangements. annually. If you or your committee feels a change needs to be considered by the Bylaws Committee, A few of the 100th Anniversary ornaments from last please submit your proposed change in writing, by year are still available for $15. The 100th Anniversary email, to [email protected]. The Bylaws Committee will consider all proposals and submit the Coasters and Wine Stopper sale has been completed proposals agreed upon to the Board of Directors for its and the items should arrive before Thanksgiving. approval. The final step is for the membership to vote on the proposed changes at a Business Meeting. Please Susan Mayer contact information: 913-244-4900 submit your proposals soon. [email protected] Thank you, Dawn Evans: [email protected] 913-851-4426 Joni Etherington, President-Elect Ways and Means Chair [email protected]

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CONCERNS AND CELEBRATIONS

We send our healing thoughts and prayers to Valerie Burke who is recouperating from surgery…get well quickly! We also need to send many prayers Deb Gill’s way. She is currently trying to get into a hospital program for a kidney transplant that she needs. This would be her second kidney transplant…she had a kidney/pancreas transplant 18 years ago. She wants everyone knows that she will be much more involved in KCYM activities as soon as she gets these health issues taken care of. Lots of prayers needed!

We send our heartfelt condolences to Kathy Fallon on the sudden death of her sister, Diane. Thoughts and prayers go out to her. We also remember Virginia “Cissy” Wheelock who passed away in Minnesota October 5. She was President of Kansas City Young Matrons 1962/1963.

And in the department of baby news…Sue Lund is a new grandmother! Jackson James Lund was born October 18, 2017 at 3:45 AM weighing in at 7lb 10oz. Parents Andrew and Krystal Lund as well as the new grandparents are ecstatic with the new little arrival.

Birthday card wishes will be sent to the following November birthday Life Members: Martha Sue Spencer, Class of 1963 Mary Kay Graver, Class of 1977 Joyce Devine, Class of 1964

Kathy Kane, Associate Sustaining Chair/Concerns Committee- [email protected]

Civics and Honoring Day additional photo

PAST PRESIDENTS: Front Row: Virgie Bancroft, Jo Anne Dickey Second Row: Lucinda Rice-Petrie, Nina Hollabaugh, Cindy Price, Peggy Dunn, Jill Hartman, Betsy Vossman, Janice Fischer, Peggy Beal, Barbara Eiszner, Gail Van Way, current President Diana Cusser Back Row: Sue von Geyso, Kathy Smith, Dianne Tanquary, Kathy Vigliaturo, Mary Pat Fruin, Linda Weber, Sue Lund, Pam Zschoche

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Centnnial Corner

A Special Proclamation

On Thursday, September 21st, a contingent of KCYM members were present as the City Council issued an official Proclamation signifying the first 100 years of service by Kansas City Young Matrons to the community. Lucinda Rice-Petrie gave a short presentation, received the official document and introduced each member to the City Council.

Lucinda Rice-Petrie, President Diana Cusser and Virgie Bancroft

Have you seen the photos from the 100th Birthday Party yet?

Go to www.davidremley.com

Search for KCYM 100th Anniversary tab. You will find ordering instructions for individual prints, mailed right to your home!

There are some wonderful "Party Pix" to enjoy! David truly captured the atmosphere of our Cindy Price, President Diana Cusser, Sue von Geyso, Lucinda celebration! Rice-Petrie, Gigi Rose, Virgie Bancroft, Bobbie Messick, and Edie Downing

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Please join us for fn, food and cocktails at te annual KCYM Mistlete Part at Deer Creek Golf Club. Te part is on Friday, December 1st, fom 6:30 p.m. t 10:30 p.m. Tere wil be a delicious buffet and cash bar for you t enjoy. Te cost is $35 per person.

Please mail your check t Linda Peakes, 12017 Madison Ave., Kansas Cit, MO. 64145-1020 by November 17t. Make checks payable t KCYM.

Be on te look-out for an E-vit wit more informaton coming soon. Dress in your best holiday cocktail atire t celebrat te season.

Please remember THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU

KCYM Philanthropic Fund The generosity of our membership has indeed been impressive. Sixty three KCYM’s contributed $3310 to the 2017-18 UMKC Women's Council Graduate in your estate planning and year-end Assistance Fund in the name of the KCYM/Linda giving. Herner Barrick Scholarship. Donations ranged from $10-$200, an increase of $485 over last year’s All contributions are tax-deductible. donations. Your continued support is deeply appreciated by our annual scholarship recipients. Barbara Eiszner, President THANK YOU!!!!

KCYM Philanthropic Fund Nina Hollabaugh Linda Herner Barrick Scholarship Chairman

11 Birthday Celebrations

November

1 Mary Beth Hershey 12 Mary Edwards 21 Mitzi Foster 2 Crystal Klockenga 12 Mary Kay Graver 21 Brenda Upchurch 2 Dee Ritz 14 Marsha Schweiger 24 Susan Gangel 6 Edie Downing 15 Joyce Devine 25 Beth Parker 8 Teri Kehm 18 Ann Juffa 28 Sue Spencer 9 Donna Kaelke 19 Debbie Douville 29 Renee Bernhardt 10 Joyce Didde 21 Mary Campbell 29 Cindy Price

THANK YOU KANSAS CITY YOUNG MATRONS

I would like to thank all the 48 Kansas City Young Matrons who sent me birthday cards and the many others who sent me emails, Facebook messages and also left me phone messages. I have never received so many cards for a Birthday which helped me celebrate my birthday not just one day, but many days. I also thank the two lovely ladies who took me to lunch. All in all, it was an outstanding birthday. Also, celebrating the year KCYM turned 100 - what a grand celebration! What more can I say—I love you all! Thank You! Virgie Bancroft December

1 Judy Bolton 15 Terry McGhie 23 Linda Ehinger 2 Cathy Verschelden 16 Vicki Westlake 24 Joy Cohen 3 Paula Folger 19 Donna Shoreman 26 Mary Katherine Caffrey 7 RoseAnn Granda 19 Sandi Morgan 27 Betsy Vossman 8 Janet Gottsch 19 Sue Hennahane 28 Susie Womack 9 Debra Webster 21 Linda Hanson 29 Nina Hollabaugh 11 Chandra Spencer 21 Bobbie Messick 30 Carol Jean Anderson 12 Bette Monson 22 Enid Dickson 30 Pat Mykins 12 Giana Miniace 22 Linda Gentile 31 Pamela Anderson 13 Mary Pat Williams 22 Suzanne Orscheln

12 October and November Calendars

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 NOVEMBER PROGRAM: Avenue of Life Ronald Johnson Boys Hope McDonald County Arts & Girls Hope House Meal Heritage Meal Prep Prep Center

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Brookdale Rose Brooks Gordon Parks Needle & Craft Leawood Center Elementary Work Amethyst State Line Thanksgiving Place Book Club Party Thanksgiving Party

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Meals on Wheels

26 27 28 29 30 DECEMBER 1 2 Business Sheffield Place Newsletter Meeting Deadline Children’s Place Craft/Ornament

Mistletoe Party

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PROGRAM: Board of Boys Hope Girls Mailing Meeting BoysGrow Directors Hope Meal Prep Meeting Gillis Holiday Event

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Ozanam Girl Gordon Parks Time Elem. Caroling Party

BHGH Meal Prep Book Club

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Meals on Wheels

24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Newsletter Deadline

13 Kansas City NON-PROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID Young Matrons Newsletter KCMO #1478 Celebrating our 101st year of service 5211 Cherry St. * Kansas City, MO * 64110

Annual Mistletoe Party

Friday , December 1, 2017 6:30-10:30 p.m. Deer Creek Golf Club

Join us for this festive evening of food, fun and good friends. Look for an E-vite with more information coming soon.