NHFRW State President Visits the Federated Clubs

The New Hampshire Federation of Republican Women's state president, Jeanine Notter, visited the North Country Republican Women on Tuesday, September 20th. It was a bright, sunny day, perfect for a drive.

The good, Republican women of the North Country opened an office to help promote our candidates.

Jeanine said, The office is so cozy, with a table and a separate living-room area, complete with a TV for watching debates and returns. In the back is a quieter section for phone banking.

The ladies were so hospitable, friendly, united, and dedicated to getting our candidates elected. It was a a pleasure to visit with them.

The federated clubs obtain points from the National Federation of Republican Women by completing a list of requirements. The Diamond Award is the highest award given by the NFRW.

When Jeanine was inducted as state president, she said she wanted all of the NH to clubs earn the Diamond Award. Having the state president visit the federated clubs is one of the requirement options.

Having the Federations National President visit and speak is another. President Carrie Almond spoke at NHFRWs Lilac Luncheon last spring, arriving on Rosie the Bus. President Almond and Rosie returned to NH during the summer for a few quick stops.

Next on the list for Jeanine is a visit to the Seacoast Republican Women. They are having a breakfast for the new members at the Old Salt Restaurant tomorrow morning, September 22nd.

Continuing my tour of the Federated clubs of NHFRW, I visited the Seacoast Republican Women on Thursday, September 22, 2016. It was an introductory meeting for new members and was held at the historic Old Salt Restaurant at Lamies Inn in Hampton.

When I visited the North Country Republican Women, the word that came to mind was, Unified. The primary is over and those ladies are ready to win big in November. If I had to describe the Seacoast Republican Women in one word, I would say, Organized. Each new member was given a packet of information. SRW is the biggest club. They have several different committees. The head of each committee gave a short presentation at the breakfast. Looking through the folder, I looked over to the Publicity Chair, who was sitting at my table, and exclaimed, Wow! Im impressed. She said, Jo Horvath has done a phenominal job as President of SRW. Shes thorough, organized, and has proven to be an incredible asset to our organization.

-Jeanine Notter

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