GFWC Oklahoma

The GFWC-OK Cheyenne Sorosis Club received a grant from Color Oklahoma (coloroklahoma.com) to plant wildflower seeds on OK-47 west of Cheyenne.   The planting is on

BY ANGIE SELLMEYER, Fortnightly Historian On Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, GFWC McAlester Fortnightly Club, delivered 142 hand-knitted and crocheted newborn baby hats to McAlester Regional

  The Mayes County Division of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) planted wildflower seeds the week before Christmas on OK HWY-20 East of Pryor.

The McAlester Fortnightly Club has been federated within the General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) since 1904 with the founding of their Literary Department. Volunteer

For the seventh year, the GFWC-OK Waurika Sorosis Club partnered with Color Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation and the City of Waurika to plant

  From Left, Brian Herring, ODOT Stephens County Superintendent; Ann Headrick, Duncan Philomathic Club; Kevin Chumley, ODOT Jefferson County;  Monica Bartling, Chair, Color Oklahoma with

Convention started with a Thursday night Streetcar Tour of OKC and Progressive dinner at Downtown & Bricktown restaurants sponsored by the GFWC-OK Waurika Sorosis Club.

Waurika Sorosis Club Members presented a $500 check and donated food items to Doug Arnold, President of the JEFFCO Helping Hands Food Pantry Board, at

Story by Diana Taylor Thompson, PR Chair As one of the nationwide Greater Federated Women’s Clubs, the Antlers Twentieth Century Club members recognized the National Day