Mae Marie (Kelley) Boren was born to Joseph and Dorothy Kelley March 13, 1928, in Los Angeles, California (CA). She spent her childhood in a community known as Edgemont, close to Riverside, CA. Mae entered eternal life on May 13, 2025 in Eagle Point, Oregon surrounded by her children and other family. She was 97 […]
Liz Crossman will be hosting August 28th sip and dip. She will host 30 ladies. Theme is swim wear, sundresses, shorts!
LADIES DINING OUT will be going to the Olive Garden on August 11th for dinner at 5:30PM. Please respond to Betsy Hase at if you would like to attend.
DICEY BUNCO will be at Sharyn Close’s home, on August 13th at 5:00. Looking for a Hostess for September.
Collaborative Theatre Project Play: A Street Car Named Desire Date & Time: Sunday, September 7th, 2025 @ 1:30 Cost: $25.00 (if we have at least 8 people) Deadline for Sign-Up & Payment: August 24th If you are interested in attending, please email me. You can either mail or drop off a check or pay me […]
We continue to knit and purl at 1 PM every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at the ranch. There are now 14 members in the knitting group and we enjoy many lively discussions. I always remind a new knitter not to attempt to start a new project, because counting the stitches may be a problem with […]
THIRD MONDAY COFFEE is Monday the 18th so please come by for a free cup of coffee and a senior breakfast if you desire hope to see some of you there.
The EPWC now has two active book groups that meet monthly. Book selections will be different, but there will be an effort to share titles so that, with the consent of the current hostess, book group members can visit either group. Angie Wells has organized the second book group. Contact her, for more information about […]
Looking for vendors: EPWC is holding its annual Members Market at the October 15th luncheon. If you're interested in having a table top to sell your wares please contact: Becky Newell
The Eagle Point Women’s Club luncheon will be held on Wednesday, August 20, 2025 at the Rogue Valley Country Club. Doors will open at 10 a.m. for social time, a short business meeting at 10:30 a.m. followed by our guest speaker John Jackson from Bugs R Us. He will entertain and inform us about all […]
Join us for the inaugural meetings of the Swoop Group, a delightful addition to the Eagle Point Women's Club activities. Coordinated by Dianne Mihocko, this group convenes on the second Tuesday of each month at 1:00 pm in rotating host homes across our community. The Swoop Group brings together members who share a passion for […]
Another Fun Afternoon at Kathy Johnson’s Home. The theme was “Wear your Favorite T-Shirt”. Lots of laughs!
This group is geared around a hostess providing her home with a specific number of guests providing their favorite wine and a specific number of guests providing appetizers to share and enjoy with each other. The number of members will vary depending on the hostess and size of their home. If you are interested and […]
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They meet at 6 pm on the second Wednesday of every month. Carol Rakestraw, 541-953-1970, is the chair. The first twelve to respond to the monthly meeting emails will play that month.
Chair: Cameron-Ashley Heath – 360-561-6044 ‘Let’s Talk Books’-The Avid Reader (Meets 1st and 3rd Mondays 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.) Not your typical book club, but an opportunity for people who ‘just love to read and talk about books’ regardless of their favorite genre. We’re talking avid readers here. We don’t all read a specific […]
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The EPWC book group met at Carolyn Stieber’s home to discuss the June selection of H is for Hawk! Most of us found the book hard to read and challenging to follow the thread of the author’s ideas. The author did have very thoughtful insights and written passages that made the book worthwhile. She moves […]
We met at the Talon Grill parking lot, and decided to walk in Gold Hill near the river. Ida drove, and Renate met us at the Gold Hill post office. Six of us took off from there and headed down towards the river. The designated trail was excellent and the weather was perfect for walking, […]
Want to help the Butte Creek Mill rebuild? Here are some handy links to volunteer, donate items, and keep up to date with what’s happening at the Mill. Margy Nickelson, sukie32@charter.net will be point on questions.
The EPWC Culinary Arts group met on Friday, February 1st at Carolyn Stieber’s for a ‘Creating Soup’ event. We discussed the history of soups, the variety of soups that can be prepared, the ingredients that can be used and techniques that make soup a special dish that can be enjoyed at any mealtime!
January 31, 2013 found 17 Eagle Point Ladies Outings buffs perusing the Crater Rock Museum’s vast collections of geodes, agates, glass sculptures, indian arrow-heads, etc. too myriad to mention. We were accommodated by our charming guide, Nancy, who educated us with a short slide show of some of the pieces and kept us moving through […]
St. Vincent de Paul is looking for volunteers to receive donations, work in the store and kitchen help. Please help those who are less fortunate. Contact St Vincent de Paul at 541-772-3828, ext.7 or call Diane Mihocko at 541-531-3837.
Eagle Point Food Project needs a volunteer in the downtown area.
The book club welcomed the New Year 2013 with a classic ” To Kill A Mockingbird” from Harper Lee. We had a great discussion about the book and about Harper Lee the author. We met at Robin Oquist’s house. About 12 ladies showed up and we had 3 new members at the club and we […]
Blue Jeans and Bagels Brunch was a big success for the Eat and Greet Ladies in January. 20 ladies brought bagels and cream cheeses, quiches, stratas, hash browns, fruits, deviled eggs, breads, and enjoyed faux mimosas and coffee. It was a good day to stay and visit since it was freezing cold outside.