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Show Sunday, May 19, 1963 I State Convention Finale Utah's BPW Installs Officers New officers Today Utah stalling oficer. She is an Principle," Dr. Merrill empha Bus i n e S s and Professional minlstratlvs assistant for Her- sized the importance of pro Women's Clubs will be installed at a luncheon Sunday cules Powder Co. and ana. tecting idividual rights in democratic system. concluding the group's three- tional BPW 0 f f 1 C e r. MIss day convention at the Hotel Reihm was featured "DEMOCRACY MEANS rna of the . Utah. , statewide - organization el-ected , Saturday afternoon Irene Parson, are Mrs. Provo, pres ident; Mrs. Frances Lenox, Vernal, first vice president; Miss A r nn. Kdd , S a ILk t a e C·ity, speaker jority rule, banquet Sat. women. ye," he told t?e "But It cannot exist without guaranteeing indlvidDr. Virginia P. uals certain rizhts which are of Women at the I;> Unlversity l ,mvio 1 abl e .j! agams t any rna- I ot U'" h WI'11 a dd ress th e La, group [ority." after their closing luncheon .. WIth a constitution, a maand immediately before instal. lation rites Sunday. jority can become as tyranniat the conventi'on THE 1963·64 leaders of the more than 1000 m em be r ad-I " urday.. reo " Frobe, De.an FEATURED SPEAKER . cal at as a dictatorship, Dr. Mer- rill pointed out, adding that cording secretary, and Mrs. the luncheon Saturday was Dr Helen Leavitt Salt Lake Cit y, Milton R Merrill, Vice Presi- those rights must not be solely dent of Academic Affairs at the treasurer. right to individual security. Utah State University. Chairman for the annual MISS RUTH ELLEN Reihm, Addressing delegates on "Re- convention is Miss H. Claire Smyrna, Del., will be the in- sponsibility to De m 0 c rat i c . . ' I Haines, Salt Lake City. BPW, University Date Club Workshop Club women from over the state will attend a leadership training workshop Friday and Saturday at the University of en's Clubs In cooperation wiht the University of Utah Exten sion Division. Utah. The workshop is sponsored by Utah Federation of Busi 'ness and Professional Wom- is Miss Mary Louise Gilmer, Mrs. John T. Seaich, Mrs. Emma F. Beck, Mrs. Nellie Jack, Mrs. Louise C. Clawson, Mrs. Ted Miller and Miss Irene Warr. Aware of Importance Purpose of the two-day meet to make American of the club impor tance of leadership training, says Mrs. Irene Parsons, Pro women aware vo, BPW state president. The program will attack such problems as the nature of leadership in a rapidly changing society; specific problems women encounter in leadership roles they assume; problems in communication as basic to sharing leadership; how to make decisions in groups, how to carry decisions out after they are made and problems in self development. Letters Sent Out Special letters have been sent to more then 200 women's organizations. Representatives from all of the 26 BPW Clubs in Utah also will attend. BPW clubs have taken the initiative in contacting' organizations. Keynote speaker Will be Dr. Edward O. Moe, director of the Bureau of Community De velopment, U. of U. and pro fessor of sociology. Miss Ada L. Burt, past state BPW president, is general chan. Assisting her are Plan Buzz Session Mrs. Esther R. Landa, Mrs. Gweneth G. Mulder and Dr. Moe from the U. of U. are , serving as consultants. The conference begins Fri day at 7 :30 p.m. with the key note address, buzz session and a social hour. Saturday sessions start at 9 a.m. with a luncheon interrnis- sion. Registration Is being han dled by the Extension Division. I |
