UPCOMING
LUNCHEON
MEETINGS
 

   Come
 
     Meet
 
       Republican
 
         Women
 
Wednesday, Aug 25, 2010
11:30 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.

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 Representative Sue Myrick (NC-9) came to Congress in 1995 after building a successful advertising and public relations business, and serving two terms as mayor of Charlotte, NC, the state’s largest city and commercial hub.  She is currently in her eighth term representing North Carolina's 9th district, which covers portions of Union, Mecklenburg, and Gaston Counties.

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 The meetings begin with a reception at 11:30 a.m.– 12:00 noon. Followed promptly at 12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m. with our presentations and a delicious all you can eat lunch.

Reservations are required and Republican guest are always welcome; members $26, non-members $31, and college Republicans $15.

For regular meetings

Registration closes at noon on the Monday before each monthly meeting unless otherwise specified. Price increases to $31.00 for all late reservations and walk ins. 

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  Unless otherwise specified, meetings are held the fourth Wednesday of each month ; we do not meet in June, July and November. Meetings are from 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. - Maggianos Italian Restaurant - SouthPark Mall unless otherwise noted. (includes family style lunch: all you can eat).

 Reservations are required and Republican guest are always welcome. 

 

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CMRW HISTORY

On April 7, 1953, President Eisenhower -Republican- was in the White House, Charles Jonas -Republican- was representing us in Congress, and a group of dedicated and determined Republican women organized the Mecklenburg County Republican Women’s Club.* They elected officers, adopted bylaws, set the dues at $1.00 per year, and obtained a charter from the North Carolina and National Federations of Republican Women, a charter that has never been allowed to lapse. The goals they set forty years ago are the goals we cherish today; to involve women in political action for the sake of good government; to educate women to be effective political activists; and to work for the election of Republican candidates. 

From the very beginning, our Club has worked year round, not just at campaign time. Our members have recruited more members, organized precincts, assisted with registration drives, and studied current issues. For forty years, we have held nine meetings a year, providing a forum for Republican candidates. Having learned how to raise money, we have always been financially independent- the perennially solvent arm of the Republican Party, as former NCGOP Chairman Bob Bradshaw described us many years ago. From yard sales to celebrity auctions to selling Vidalia onions to silent auctions, our success has surprised even ourselves!

Our members have been elected to offices in the State and National Federations, to Republican Party offices at the local, district, state and national level, and to public office- City, County, State and United States Congress.

For fifty years, weathering a few disastrous campaigns and periodic splits in the Party, we have remained steadfast, determined to “stay the course,” in the words of former President Ronald Reagan. In this fiftieth year, President George W. Bush - Republican- is in the White House, Sue Myrick- Republican and CMRWC Member- represents us in Congress and the Charlotte- Mecklenburg Republican Women’s Club is strong, stable, solvent, and independent, a credit to our founding members!

(Written by Past President Barbara Boyce for our 40th anniversary Celebration- September 28, 1993 and revised for our 50th Anniversary Celebration May 17th 2003)
*Name changed by amendment of the bylaws, June 1961, to Charlotte- Mecklenburg Republican Women’s Club.
*Name changed by amendment of the bylaws, February 2007, to Charlotte- Mecklenburg Republican Women.