Plantation, in 1949, had few homes, no street lights, no telephones and no
newspaper deliveries. A mailbag left at the country store 'housed' the
mail and served as the community post office. Broward Blvd was pastureland from what is now the Florida Turnpike to State Road 7.
Seeking companionship and community information, ten women joined together and, in February, 1949, held their first official 'meeting' where bylaws were approved, officers elected and committees appointed. In March, the name "Plantation Woman's Club" (PWC) was chosen. From that day to this, the Club has fostered friendship between women and has supported educational goals, community improvements (CIP), as well as countrywide and worldwide projects.
We invite women to join us in sharing our goals - past, present and future.
newspaper deliveries. A mailbag left at the country store 'housed' the
mail and served as the community post office. Broward Blvd was pastureland from what is now the Florida Turnpike to State Road 7.
Seeking companionship and community information, ten women joined together and, in February, 1949, held their first official 'meeting' where bylaws were approved, officers elected and committees appointed. In March, the name "Plantation Woman's Club" (PWC) was chosen. From that day to this, the Club has fostered friendship between women and has supported educational goals, community improvements (CIP), as well as countrywide and worldwide projects.
We invite women to join us in sharing our goals - past, present and future.
