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Show president. talked on her trip o National convention at Atlantic City. Mrs. Maud Leaver, state pro state the coordinator, talked 'On the pro as outlined for the coming year, streseing its versaoility. Mass Alice Manning, state parliamentarian talked gram gram "My Town and 1." Musical numbers were furnished by the clubs. The members of all the clubs in the basin are very emthusiastic and feel that they win enjoy substantial benef its by reason of the-ir affiliation with the B. P. W'. club and through it, wlitih the State and National organiza on tion. AININA STARK, -----'0-- Director. Central District The Central District conference WCliS held in Salt Lake City Sunday, October 17, at the Newhouse hotel. Luncheon was served at 1 p. m., fol lowed by the program. There were sixty-two. members pre,sein Coalville, f?urteen; J'_ooele, sixteen; Park City, five: Salt Lake, twenty-five; Mrs. Brown from Logan, and Mrs. Larsen from Provo, state officers. Mirs,. Winifr,ed P. RaUs, president of the SaH Lake club, gave the address 'Of welcome. Mdss Atke L. Manning talked to UlS about "Your Town's Business", giving us rnuch to think about and investigate. Each of the three visiting presidents gave a short talk about their town, telling us about ,tihei_r town's outstanding industry, and during the program musical numbers were given by the clubs, The spirit of good-fellowship and snterest In our clubs amd their civic work was voiced by each member . present, President Almeda P. Brown gave a brief outline of what our programs should accomplish during the year. JULIA T. LYNCH, --0-- Director. South Central District --0--- Members of the Business & Pr'O Iessional Women's clubs 'Of the South Central district, comprised of the He ber, Price, Helper amd Provo clubs, held their annual district conference Saturday, Oct. 2. at the Roberts Ho tel at Provo, with the members of the Provo club acting as hostesses. Page Ten Mrs. ALmeda president, was Perry guest Brown speake.r.' Bta S report of the national conve!} don which was held at Atlantic gave a Ciq Mis:s Rlhea Taylor, president of t B Provo dub welcomed the guesu d tn Mrs. Maud Neeley Leaver, state pr ar gram chairman, spoke '01111 the yeal! program, Other numbers on the pro gram consisted o:f short talks by Mr V-iola O'Berto of Pdce and Miss Ell Wilson of Heber, on the mast import, ant industry in their community, .\ piano. selection was given by Misl Nell Madsen of Heber City and musit was furnished during the dinner by l string trio, composed of Miss Jok a Batchelor, Helen DeGraff and Martru 0 Coleman of Provo. 01 State officers in attendance at con· pi ference included Mrs. Almeda Percy Browm, president, Mrs. Chestina Lar· sen, second vice-president, Miss Clair Haines, treasurer, Mrs. Maud Neeley Leaver, program chairman, Miss Alice Manning, parliamen tarian. Miss Jul Lynch, director of the Central dis· trict was also in attendance. BARBARA PAXMAlN, Director. --0-- Southern District Business and Professional WOIIllen's dubs of iNiephi and Richfield which comprise the Southern district, heM their annual district conference at the Forrest hotel in N ephi; September l, The event also marked the tenth an· niversary of the organization of the Nphi dub. Mlis.s Pearl Nielson o! Nephi, district director, was in charge of the program, and Mrs. Erma Lo· max, presiden t of the Nephi club gave the address of welcome. Mrs, Almeda Perry Brown of Lo gan, president of the Utah Federation of Business and Professional Woo men's clubs, was a special guest .on this occasion, She gave an interestng talk 'On the National convenilon which was held in Atlantic City, N. J., Mrs. Maud Neely Leaver OJ Salt Lake City, state program chairman, outlined the program of the Utah clubs for the ensuing year. Short talks were given by Mrs. Chestina Larsen, Mrs. Anne R. Price, first amd second vice presidents, respectively, of the state organization, and Miss Alta Thurber of Richfield. Music was fu.rn· ished by Mil'S. Alice Crapo and Miss Deliene Jensen. PEARL NIELSON, Director, |
