| OCR Text |
Show -2- May 1, 1957 1,)1 Mrs. Lunt of the desire of all members to cooperate. and to Cedar invited others Federation the City welcomed of Directors to attend the Board luncheon on the those trum at noon. President Cheever reported that she had appointed Hazel Peterson as Chairman of the Credentials Committee, with Amelia Buckley and Mary Ricks as the other members. She stated that discussion on the Women's Charter was being deferred, 'since the International meeting on this subj ect scheduled for April had been postponed until sometime this It was concluded this time need be taken fall. the no further action by the State Federat.Lon on question at s The President stated that the National Federation desires each state Federation to appoint members on the In the Utah Federation it National Nominating Committee. has been customary that the incoming President act on that After discussion of the item, the President was committee. authorized, if she so desired, to appoint a member to the Nominating Committee, since that would leave her free to attend other important Board meetings during the National Convention. For the information of the Executive Committee, President Cheever stated that at the Regional Conference held in 1956 at Lake Tahoe, the Presidents of the clubs of' the western states had pledged their support to the Calif- 0rnia Federation in case it sent out an invitation to hold the next National Convention in California in 1959. Kansas City is also asking for the National Convention in that year. However, the Committee decided that the pledge to the Cal ifornia Federation should stand unchanged, and that the in coming President should be instructed to that effect , with the understanding that these instructions were in no way bmding if subsequent circumstances in her opinion made a change desirable. President Cheever stated that at the meeting to be held at 2: 00 0' clock it was her desire to take up as much routine business as possible, and that the election and re mainder of business would be completed Sunday. She also reported that the programs and Bulletin were complete and had been well arranged, also that the guest speaker, Mrs. Anne F. Leidendecker, would arrive from California later in the day. |
