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Members (left to right) Linda Springer, Ann Heape, Kathy Holliday, Carol Vandiver, Kristy McPherson, Jana Fisher, Mary Ellen Thomas and Judy Moist help women in the club create friendships. (Hannah Johnson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Grapevine | Colleyville | Southlake

Friendship, community are key for Grapevine Area Women’s Club

By Hannah Johnson

The Grapevine Area Women's Club provides social activities for women to enjoy together. It also helps forge new friendships.

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