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P.E.A.R.L.s Jr. Woman's Club of Rabun is a voluntary membership women's organization committed to Preserving, Encouraging, And Reaching Lives throughout Rabun County. Dedicated to the ever-changing needs of our community, P.E.A.R.L.s promotes the education and social welfare of young women through scholarship, guidance, friendship, and leadership.
Chartered at Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs State Convention
April, 2005.
Our emphasis is placed on Education, Community Service, and Tallulah Falls School.
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| Mobile Food Pantry Food Distribution |
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Join us for our regular meeting on the third Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm.
No meeting in July.
Meeting location: Great Oaks Montessori School 95 Parker Lane Clayton, GA
The club is currently being highlighted in the entrance display at Rabun County Library. Please stop by to learn more about the club and see if you would be interested in becoming a member.
Please join us at Black Rock State Park Sunday, July 26th for a Summer Family Social. This event is for members and anyone interested in meeting our club and learning more about it. Call or email for details.
Next regular meeting date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009
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Thank you to all the participants in the 5k, Fun Run, and Tot Trot and to all the sponsors who helped make these such fun events. Save the date for next year-last Saturday in April.
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| Tallulah Falls School students Emily Coulter and Yoshi Fukada designed the 2009 race t-shirt. |
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| 2009 5K winners l-r Neal Muldoon, Overall Winner; Melinda Seamans, Overall Female Winner; Keith Johnson, Masters Winner; not pictured Raeanne Watkins, Masters Female Winner |
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| 2009 Fun Run winners l-r Ian McRary, 3rd; Logan McRary, 1st; John Hash, 2nd |
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| They're off and running!! Celebrate Clayton 5K 2009 |
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| Celebrate Clayton Tot Trot 2009. The cow and chicken help out the children! |
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Pearls JWC of Rabun is a member of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs and the National General Federation of Women's Clubs. The purpose of all the clubs in the Federation is to enhance and serve the communities in which members belong.
The primary interest of the Federation has always been education. In the early 1900's Tallulah Falls School was opened by the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs for children in our mountains. The federation still owns and heavily supports this school which is only a few miles south of us.
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Please email and let us know if you would like to be on our mailing list to
receive updates about club projects and events.
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