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Show Ruth Ellen el_li.Alli.nOD\;.LJJlUJI? l)tational Federation Guest Ellen Reihm, who might well l \lJtll 1uth I I:l - ow ut the envy of many would-be trav- on anufS is currently in her second term l lun; ecording Secretary of the Na YOUlfhal Federation of Business and : nlJn)fessional Women's Clubs. It is IllIZe a h's good fortune to have her as 19lessjns year's national representative at ·shall state convention. her association with the -:-mt-hrough 1rslUP j . jn!erati on iacity :rolll and in. h:r pofessioal administrative assist the Nati in the International the Hercules Powder Company m aware, Miss Reihm has traveled le in the United States, Can nalll!ensively t, Mexico, Europe, Asia and Africa. as an Department 1 !nam!!'he recently h returned from her Dr. Milton R. Merrill, Saturday Luncheon Speaker. European trip which included aUonai ts to several iron curtain countries luding Poland, Czechoslavakia, dowenMrt Germany and Russia, where she l the opportunity to talk with wo U the nl leaders in try to compare hcld? , e goverment nd their NatiM] ons and needs with in workmg co- ours. 'he has also attended conferences the International Federation of the tiijffi dness and Professional Women in OO? , , Commiway, Switzerland, the Na thern Rhodesia. France and 'requently away from her home in JUf Federaliyrna, Delaware, Miss Reihm still Jnetarls time to work with various civ donoli!1nd political groups. Among them orofessithe 500-member Hercules Girls' I b of which she is vice-president. Miss Reihm reports that her the cen!rollnd vels have enabled her to m blem1 eour Coi favorite pursue pastime, photography, ensively. a ili; 1 addition to her duties as Record IDlzed, Dr. Virginia P. Frobes, Sunday Luncheon Speaker. Dr. Milton R. Merrill has been vice president since of Utah 1959. State University He grew up in Cache Valley in the shadow of Utah State University. His grandfather pioneer religious and civic leader of the valley and a member of the University board of was a trustees. His father was a member of the Extension University. Service staff at the Vice President Merrill received his bachelor's degree at USU and master's and doctor's degrees at Columbia University. He is a member of the Association of University Professors, American Political Science American Association, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha. and Pi Dr. Merrill was dean of the College of Business and Social Sciences be fore becoming vice president, and Secretary for the Federation, and Jnternatee of the Business and Profesial Women's Foundation, she is. department Nation He and Mrs. Merrill have two sons, Richard and Stephen. e , IY Staterman of the Foundation's Build Committee and a judge for the Icountnted Nations Fellowship award. The to ilie pwship award, recently adopted the Federation, was created upon si interested in astl ijf.,p.en world affairs. Reihm's the )f recommendation for W' .mong the many past offices and she has held are the irmanships »> irmanship of the National Bien d Transportation Committee and more Presidency of the Delaware Fed than :ion. iectjV"".ISS Reihm . ry to ve . IS one of the 57 women owfl Delaware appearing in the first ion of "Who's Who of American DaisyJllen." IjESS UTAH BUSINESS WOMAN still holds the office of head of the of history and political science. Dr. Virginia P. Frobes is serving Dean of Women and Associate Dean of Students at the University of Utah, a position which she has as held since 1958. She was formerly employed in the VA Hospital at Fort Douglas as a clerical psychology trainee, and in the University of Utah Guidance Center. The author of several publications, Dean Frobes received her university training at the University of Utah, completing work for the PhD in 1958. In her community service she has been a board member in the YWCA, Salt Lake Community Chest, Salt Lake County Welfare Council and a Defense Volunteer. Dean Frobes holds membership in Pi Beta Phi, Chi Delta Phi, Mortar Civilian Board, Phi Kappa Phi, and Psi Chi. Among other organizations she is a member of the Utah, Rocky Moun tain and American Psychological As National Association of Women Deans and Counselors and American Association of University Women. sociations, Status Of Women Meeting Called The National Commission on the Status of Women and the possibility of establishing such a State Com mission will be the topic for discus sion at a special meeting being cal led by President Edith Shaw together with the state executive board of BPW. To this meeting have been invited leaders of many women's organiza tions throughout the state. Response to the invitations has indicated very decided interest in this a project. The meeting, which will be held on Saturday, April 20, from 9 :00-12 :00 noon in the Governor's Board Room at the State Capitol, is preliminary to discussion with the governor. Any BPW member interested is welcome to attend. A special invita tion is directed to presidents of local clubs. a Page 3 |
