Letter to President of Pharmacy Wives' Club from Frances E. Poe, Chairman, Wives' Auxiliary of the A.Ph.A, 1958

Letter to President of Pharmacy Student Wives' Club at the College of Pharmacy, University of Utah, from Frances E. Poe, Chairman, Wives' Auxiliary of the A.Ph.A, 1958. The letter contains details relating to the Wives' Auxiliary of the American Pharmaceutical Association, including the requirements for forming a club, membership certificate details, the duties of local clubs to the National Office of the Pharmacy Students' Wives' Clubs, and information about the National Convention of the Women's (Wives') Auxiliary. It states that the Women's Auxiliary of the American Pharmaceutical Association authorized the establishment of Pharmacy Students' Wives' Clubs at the Los Angeles meeting of the A.Ph.A. in 1958, permitting clubs to be formed in the various Schools of Pharmacy across the country. At the time the letter was written, ten clubs had already been established.