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Show 21 district vice director, and club president Elizabeth Pipkin. from the Helper Club there were youth chairman Ann Price and president U lias Oveson. The Pre Club was represerrted by youth chairman Barbara "'!ilson, president Arleene Doss, district _ LaVema Wall, and Besiie Ntower who so graciously offered to ass-ist with the transportation. Our Fall and Spring District Conferences were highlighted by the attendance of most of our state officers. Our Young Career Woman program was carried out at the Spring Conference in Price, with a candidate selected by each club and presented at the conference, where a selection was made for a Young Career Woman to represent our Southeastern District at the State 'onvention in Park City .. Through the tremendous efforts of all club members, projects were undertaken by each club to help finance the Youthpower Conference and the Young Career Woman program, as well as providing for generous contributions to our state and local charities. We were proud and happy to be the first district in Utah to receive the $50.00 grant from the State Federation to help finance our Youthpower Program. Attaining membership gools was a somewhat different story, with our Helper Club coming from behind to toke the lead in the Membership Golf Tournament. The Price Club had to relinquish the Golf Scorekeeper, and the Moab Club received the Crying Towel. For the first time in many years, the membership of the Helper Club increased to boast more thon the necessary ten members. Although the Price and J\Aoab Clubs hove shown a decrease an membership, they hove initiated new members in both clubs. With the advent of our coming "Spcce Program ", our emphasis on SIC 0 through CCC, indicates all systems are "GO" in the Southeastem District. We hope we ove mode the torch bum brighter. We know that our 1967-68 district officers and club members wi II add fuel to the fire with their enthusiasm, pack up their ugolf clubs", round up enough new "caddies" to keep the "players out of the rough and "GO! GO! GO! with l\l\embership" in a continuing effort to Elevate Standards, Promote Interests, Develop Cooperation, and Extend II Opportunities through Club, Community, and County. SOUTHERN DISTRICT Ne Ida Memmott The past year has been a very stimulating and enriching experience for the officers and members of the Southern District. We got off to a great start with the Fall Conference. Milford's Hong Kong Care was ibu.9in9 at the seams" cs ebouf 80 members were served a delicious Chinese dinner. The meeting was conducted i?y state president Anne Kidd She was assisted by -tote officers Jean Fox, DeLone Petersen, Karla Hvlet, Josephine Yergensen, and Evelyn Elmer. A very interesting talk was given by Miss Georgia Beth Smith on Women1s Affairs in Washington, " . , .. D C. Considerable effort was mode by both the district and state officers to bring two new clubs, Kanab and Dalte , into ourSouthem District. However, due to rather unfortunate clreumstoncss in their town, Kanab chose to wait awhi Ie before becoming involved. We met with the state officers and a group of De Ita ladies to he Ip organize a club there. We were very well received, and ater a lovely dinner, the groundwork for organizing a club was |
