About Pioneer Jubilee Women's ClubPJWC is celebrating our 85th Anniversary year! We are very proud of our history and our continued impact on Hinsdale County and Lake City. We are a service organization with several fundraisers each year and membership meetings during the summer season. The Pioneer Jubilee Women's Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and proceeds raised through our fundraising efforts go towards our community grants program. |
 | October Meeting and Book Review Join us Oct 1st at Donna Waller's house (and bring a friend!) as we celebrate National Book Month with a lively discussion of our 2025 book selection Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. Will you be joining us? Please RSVP here Goodreads describes the book as a beautifully crafted story about the power of creative generosity, the importance of wonder to a purposeful life and the far reaching possibilities of anonymous kindness. Your library may have it or you could order: Buy Book Here We hope you will read the book but come for the fellowship even if you haven't read it. The book review and discussion will be encouraging to all who attend. |
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Shout Out to These Awesome Worker Bees: PJWC women are the cream of the crop and always rise to the needs in our organization - and beyond! For the LCA Bake Sale during the Arts & Crafts Festival -
For the LCA String Academy Reception:
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Upcoming events
Your PJWC Officers for 2025:
Check out our PJWC Facebook page for more info on PJWC happenings: | Featured member | Meet one of our newer members, Marjorie Harrigan, who joined PJWC in 2024. Marjorie has been coming to Lake City since she was a toddler. Her great grandmother lived in Lake City with her husband in the 1930s/1940s - one of the panhandle Texans and Oklahomans that “discovered” Lake City for fishing. Marjorie’s mother spent many of her childhood summers in Lake City and of course fell in love with it - so she brought her 5 kids here for summer vacations from the 1950s through the 1970s. Marjorie knew when she was young that she wanted to live in LC in the summer and she and her husband, Brian have owned several different lots, a place in Blue Mesa, and finally bought a cabin above the lake in 2015. The Harrigans live in Dallas, Texas (Marjorie’s hometown) the “other months,” where they usually raise cats (but fur baby free at the moment). The Harrigans are proud and fond of 18 nieces/nephews and 13 “greats” (and more on the way). Marjorie and Brian have been successful in getting some of the great nieces/nephews addicted to LC already. For fun, Marjorie loves to work outside on their property and go fishing, hiking, and kayaking; she also attends quite a few art classes at Lake City Arts and enjoys outdoor music offerings. But mostly, Marjorie LOVES sharing Lake City with friends and family all summer. Marjorie has really enjoyed and participated in PJWC events and meeting all of these super fun ladies. |