Women welcome to HSV Morning Connection
HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE — The next Hot Springs Village Morning Connection event is set for Wednesday in the Diamante Golf Club, 2000 Country Club Drive. Guests will be Stonecroft inspirational speaker Rebecca Davis, and featured speaker Rona Todd Boettcher.
Registration will begin at 9:15 a.m., with the program starting promptly at 9:30 a.m.
Davis will present a program based on the book she wrote and published, called, “Have I Gone Crazy?”
A graduate of Tennessee Tech, she earned a bachelor’s in elementary and early childhood education, and later received her master’s in special education.
Hailing from Wartburg, Tenn., she taught in public schools for 10 years, ran her own daycare and preschool facility, and served as ministry director of His Hands Inc., a Christian educational ministry.
Boettcher, a resident of Hot Springs Village, will share on “Creating Safer Havens,” based on her work as a Norwex independent sales consultant.
Norwex is all about improving the quality of life by radically reducing the use of harsh chemicals in both cleaning and personal care products. The use of fewer toxic chemicals helps create safer havens for people, along with reducing waste in the environment. She will demonstrate how to clean faster and easier, and save money and well-being.
HSV Morning Connection requires no membership or dues to attend, and all area women are welcome to enjoy the breakfast buffet, speakers and fellowship for a cost of $15.
For reservations, call Melanie Pederson at 501-915-8747 or
608-692-0458, or send an email to
melped53@yahoo.com by noon on Saturday. The same contact information can be used if a reservation needs to be canceled.