Altrusa International of Mexico, Missouri, Inc. met Aug. 28 at The Oaks for its program meeting. The meeting was called to order by co-president Gina Raines, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. …
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Altrusa International of Mexico, Missouri, Inc. met Aug. 28 at The Oaks for its program meeting. The meeting was called to order by co-president Gina Raines, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. There were 19 members in attendance along with two guests.
Committee reports were as follows: ASTRA participated in the Relay For Life Sept. 13. Members could donate snacks for their booth. Special Events is planning the annual wiener roast at Susan Paden’s house. Literacy will contact schools for student numbers for the dictionary program. Community Service is planning a tour of Mobility Worldwide in Columbia for Make A Difference Day on Oct. 25. Judy Kelly gave a report on the Books & Bear program they are developing. Hospitality is in the process of planning the Christmas Party. Membership held an initiation for new member Ra’Vae Moore.
Members were reminded about the upcoming annual Salad Dinner & Auction.
Samira Korman with the Francis Woodlands of Mexico gave an informational program on its new Airbnb and wedding venue located just outside of town. This beautiful home is perfect for family or friend gatherings with the occupancy of 12 people. The venue is able to host events with 50 people inside and outside. Samira and her husband Mark are working on a micro wedding venue, as well as an event center. They are excited about this venture and more to come in the future. Samira also works with the bride and groom to make their dream wedding a reality. Their website is www.franciswoodlands.com
Members gave Happy Moments and recited the benediction to close the meeting.
Anyone interested in attending a meeting can visit Altrusa International of Mexico’s Facebook page or email Altrusa at mexicoaltrusa@gmail.com.