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2012 MRW Officers and Committees
Executive Committee
 Title Name Telephone E-mail
President Lane Bergstrom 295-9085 golfberg425@gmail.com
1st VP (Programs) Kay Wildt 235-4654 mkgw824@gmail.com
2nd VP (Membership) Kathleen McGillan 255-6230 mcgillank1@gmail.com
Secretary Denise Bennett 235-5246 deniben@nc.rr.com
Treasurer Gina Brown 692-1906 twinfields@mindspring.com
       
Past President Lorraine Tweed 295-3199 ashlo@embarqmail.com
Executive Board
Title Name Telephone E-mail
Americanism Nancy R. Fiorillo 295-0534 nancyroy1@earthlink.net
ByLaws/
Resolutions
Joan Thurman 215-0227 oliana2@nc.rr.com
Chaplain Mary Wittpenn 295-1778 maryfood@connectnc.net
Corresponding Secretary Barbara Riley 295-0849 mcgillank1@gmail.com
Historian Merry de Satnick 295-2239 pudk@nc.rr.com
Legislative Linda Jarrett 295-8837 lbjrn@aol.com
Luncheon/
Reservations
Joan Ward 295-6544 mkgw824@gmail.com
Newsletter Blanche Woodruff 695-1023 blanchewoodruff@embarqmail.com
Phone Tree Gail Schulman 255-3180 ashlo@embarqmail.com
Publicity Diana Barton 215-9720 dianabarton@earthlink.net
Volunteer Hours Dawn Wehrum 757-0286 mor8688@yahoo.com
Ways & Means Mariann Benway 949-3856 mariannbenway@me.com

Formation of the Moore Republican Women's club was initiated during the North Carolina Republican State Convention, Greensboro in May,1980. At that time the President and Board of the North Carolina Federation of Republican Women (NCFRW) pledged their support.

Planning and organizational sessions were held during the following summer with submission to the National Federation for an application to become an official club. On February 6, 1981, a Charter was issused by National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW) to Moore County Republican Women's Club, with Anne Frye, the Charter President, and a list of 100 Republican Women to become an official club.

On March 23, 1981, the Charter was presented to the Executive Board of NCFRW, and the 134 Charter Members became officially affiliated with the North Carolina Federation of Republican Women.

At the 1988 NCFRW convention in Fayetteville, MRW received an award for having enrolled the most new members for the year. The club grew steadily thereafter, and by 2001, Moore Republican Women was the largest club in North Carolina. At the present time, MRW continue to lead the state in membership.

Our name has been changed twice. In 1989, "County" was deleted, and in 1999, "Club" was deleted from the title. Since that time, the name remains Moore Republican Women.

It is the continuing goal of MRW to lead North Carolina in both membership and influence, and to be a positive factor to both the national and state GOP.


Principles of the North Carolina Republican Party

Republican Principles

We Believe… the strength of our nation lies with the individual and that each person’s dignity, freedom, ability and responsibility must be honored.

We Believe… in equal rights, equal justice and equal opportunity for all, regardless of race, creed, sex, age or disability.

We Believe… free enterprise and the encouraging individual initiative have brought this nation opportunity, economic growth and prosperity.

We Believe… government must practice fiscal responsibility and allow individuals to keep more of their own money they earn.

We Believe… the proper role of government is to provide for the people only those critical functions that cannot be preformed by individuals or private organizations, and that the best government is that which governs least.

We Believe… the most effective, responsible and responsive government is government closest to the people.

We Believe… Americans must retain the principles that have made us strong while developing new and innovative ideas to meet the challenges of changing times.

We Believe… Americans value and should preserve our national strength and pride while working to extend peace, freedom and human rights throughout the world.

We Believe… the Republican Party is the best vehicle for translating these ideals into positive and successful principles of government.

 


MRW PAST PRESIDENTS
1981-1983 Anne Frye, Charter President (deceased)

1984-1985 Maggi Roberts (deceased)

1986-1987 Jean Groom (deceased)

1988-1989 Mary Compton (deceased)

1990-1991 Maggi Roberts (deceased)

1992-1995 Beverly Shebs

1996-1997 Elizabeth Kelly

1998-2001 Joyce Omer (deceased)

2002-2005 Joan Thurman

2006-2007 Emily (Pud) Kent

2008-2009 Lois Mitchell

2010-2011 Lorraine Tweed

TRIBUTE TO WOMEN AWARD
North Carolina Federation of Republican Women gives an award to honor the hard-working, politically active members of a unit club. The award is given to a club's nominated woman at the biannual convention, a banquet is held to honor these "unsung" heroines of NCFRW. Honorees are elected by the general membership of individual North Carolina clubs.
Moore Republican Women has honored the following women:
1996 - Muriel Little
1998 - Beverly Shebs
2000 - Joyce Omer
2003 - Mary Williams
2004 - Joan Thurman
2008 - Lorraine Tweed
2010 - Cindy Morgan


 

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ANNOUNCEMENT!
Luncheon meetings are held monthly on the 1st Monday, except 'DARK MONTHS' of July, August & January.
September is the, 2nd Monday (Labor Day) &
December is a 'Holiday Brunch.'

 

 


Moore Republican Women
1855 N. May St.
Southern Pines, NC 28387
Questions or Comments? Email Us at info@mrwnc.org