About Us
NJSFWC Mission
NJSFWC Mission
NJSFWC Mission
The New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs of GFWC provides opportunities for education, leadership training, and community service through participation in local clubs, enabling members to make a difference in the lives of others one project at a time.
GFWC Mission
NJSFWC Mission
NJSFWC Mission
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs is an international women’s organization dedicated to community improvement by enhancing the lives of others through volunteer service.
MWC Officers
NJSFWC District
NJSFWC District
President, Joan Fauver
1st. Vice President, Beth Oliver
2nd. Vice President, Kathy Bennett
3rd Vice President, Mary Miskelly
Recording Secretary, Joann Schmidt
Corresponding Secretary, Louise Jones
Treasurer, Patricia Clark-Kears
Financial Secretary, Barbara Westog
Federation Secretary: Linda Green
Membership, Jane Christy
Nominations, Daryl Ponde
President, Joan Fauver
1st. Vice President, Beth Oliver
2nd. Vice President, Kathy Bennett
3rd Vice President, Mary Miskelly
Recording Secretary, Joann Schmidt
Corresponding Secretary, Louise Jones
Treasurer, Patricia Clark-Kears
Financial Secretary, Barbara Westog
Federation Secretary: Linda Green
Membership, Jane Christy
Nominations, Daryl Ponder
Trustees, Carol Calareso, Judy Crowe, Lana Errickson, Roberta Stubee, Judy Lokey
Club Bookings, Joan Cooper
Book Discussion, Eloise Sulzman
Fiber Arts Club, EllenBeth Nappen
TEAM Department: Betty Mikus, chair
Chorus Department: Debbi Permito
NJSFWC District
NJSFWC District
NJSFWC District
Millville Woman's Club is a member of NJSFWC's Southern District.
You can reach us by going to our "Contact Us" page.
1909 Building Fund
Pays for clubhouse and property upkeep
On February 5, 1909, 30 women met at the home of Mrs. Bertram O. Beckett, and a club, The Woman's Club of Millville, was organized. Mrs. John V. Cowling was elected as its first president and the entrance fee for a member was $1. Dues were $2 per year paid quarterly. The Club colors, green and white were chosen. The Club flower was a lily, and the Club motto: "Study to be what you wish to seem," was adopted. In five years the original 30 increased to 84, in ten years to 100, and by 1923 t0 164 members.
Donations to the 1909 Building Fund are appreciated. Checks in the amount of either $19.09, $190.90, or $1,99.00 may be made payable to The Millville Woman's Club, earmarked "1909 Building Fund," and mailed to Carole Weckstein, 74 Reagan Court, Millville, NJ 08332
