In this engaging conversation, Harriet Weber shares her experiences at the West Cumberland Senior Center, highlighting the history and activities of the Seven Oaks Club, her passion for quilting, and her community involvement.
She reflects on the evolution of women's roles in organizations, her career as a nurse, and the legacy of Weber's Candy Store, all while emphasizing the importance of friendship and creativity in her life.
takeaways
Harriet Weber has been a member of the Seven Oaks Club since 1971.
The Seven Oaks Club has a rich history dating back to 1895.
Quilting serves as a therapeutic and creative outlet for Harriet.
The Downing Street Quilters meet regularly to share and create quilts.
Harriet emphasizes the importance of community involvement and support.
The role of women in clubs has evolved significantly over the years.
Harriet's career as a nurse has shaped her perspective on community service.
Weber's Candy Store has a legacy of over 120 years in Bridgeton.
Harriet enjoys teaching quilting to others at the Senior Center.
Friendship and creativity are central themes in Harriet's life.
Sound Bites
"I could be here daily and not get bored."
"We have a very, very short business meeting."
"I have been quilting ever since."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Seven Oaks Club
02:56 History and Evolution of the Club
05:33 Community Impact and Contributions
08:13 Membership and Participation
11:01 Diverse Interests and Activities
14:07 Quilting: A Personal Journey
16:59 Career and Community Involvement
19:50 Legacy of Weber's Candy Store
22:58 Involvement in Local Organizations
25:47 Reflections on Life and Community
45:47 Introduction to Honey the Hunter
48:24 The Vibrant Community at West Cumberland Senior Center
50:49 The Art of Quilting and Seasonal Decor
52:38 The Quilting Process and Community Involvement
53:29 Conclusion and Future Visits