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Show the greatest percentage of Club pins. Also the necessity of securing a State Flag was urged by Miss Fitzgerald. Officers of 1925: VicePresident, Mrs. Christine B. Clayton; Secretary, Miss Fran cis McCready; Treasurer, Miss Leona il lings; Directors: Mrs. Elizabeth C. Stockmg, Ada Miss and Mrs. Marjorie Braum [ohn son. 1928. This made twenty clubs membership of 580. ville, a total Four Clubs local issued the with1el Club Bulletins Sixth Annual Convention helda in Ogden, Lena Madison Phillips, National" ;!l Federation President was the guest. Officers of 192728: Vice-President- Mable;;ns At Fry (Ogden); Recording SecretaryCarlson, (Logan); Treasurer- Alberta Veri' Gil) oIfi lespie (Tooele). . Mrs. Blanche C. Pittman. Logan Club Mable Year of 1925-26 Mrs. Pittman organized the State Feder into Committee work with thirteen state chairmen. ation Five new Clubs joined the Federation: Helper, April, 1926; Milford, April, 1926; Gunnison, April, 1926; Woods Cross, June, 1926; Ephriam, June, 1926. This made a total of sixteen Clubs with membership of 613. During this year the State Federation adopted for the first time the budget to its govern finances. A State Song Book was compiled and made available to all the clubs. The Fourth Annual Convention was held Aspen Grove, August 2122, 1926, at the foot of Old Timpanogas. One hundred seven delegates were present. Woods Cross Club received a gavel for pins sold to 100% of the members. Provo was awarded the prize in the Song Contest. During this year, Elizabeth Fitzgerald was elected First Vice-President of the National Organization. Officers of 192526; Vice-President, Miss Ruby Smith; Recording Secretary, Miss Della Farmer; Treasurer, Miss Florence Kimball; Corresponding Secretary, Miss Edna Jorgenson. Bean. Provo Club Year of 1926-27 This year Utah took first place in the sale of emblems for the Western Division. The Roosevelt Club was the one lone child born to the Federation. Special effort was made during this year to promote friendliness and good fellowship in the Federation. Forty delegates attended Biennial at Oakland. The Fifth Annual Convention was held at the Newhouse Hotel, May 2829, 1927. Officers for 192627: Vice President, Clara Kramer (Price); Recording Secretary, Ruby Duke (Heber); Treasurer, Mary E. Rawson (Ogden); Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Eva Tatton (Provo). Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald. Salt Lake Club Year of 1927-28 The key note of the year's work was sounded by Miss Fitzgerald in this state ment: "Our Federation is established be cause there is work for us to do. If each club is not contributing to the betterment of mankind in its community, there is little or no for that Club's existence." reason New Clubs organized: Nephi. 1927; Farmington, 1927; Richfield, Fry. Ogden Club The second official State Song and made available at 15c each. published Clubs 1928, Kays- added: Duchesne. Stat;1 This year the hostess policy for Convention was discontinued and the Pres-;;I ident selected Salt Lake as City, delegating Convention responsibilitY\b. to Tooele, Woods Cross, Farmington, Brig-. ham and Heber. Convention"M . Officers for 192829: Vice-President Gladys C. Nielsen (Provo); Recording Secretary- Ora J. Harrnston (Roosevelt) ;J Treasurer- May McCarrey at Eveline N. Year of 1928-29 (Logan). Mrs. Ora J. Harmston. Roosevelt and Richfield Clubs Year of 1929-30 Coaville Club was added this year, affiliating 23 Federated Clubs with bership of 600. A that survey of 14 of the educational funds showed 23 clubs had educational funds, with $2500 available for loans for_ high school students in the state. Margaret Stewart of Ogden was elected· the National Treasurer. A state paper was recommended and each Club president was made personally responsible to see that each respective Club I pay its subscription together with the cost of a Convention Bulletin. Officers for 192930: Vice-President- La V eta Wallace (Logan); Recording Sec retary- Dinetta Steed (Farmington); Trea-, surer- Elizabeth Crawford (Salt Lake) ; Corresponding Secretary- Alta Thurher (Rich field) . Mrs. Gladys C. Nielsen. Provo Club Year of 1930-31 During this year, the Utah Federation divided into four districts and adopted the conference plan of organization with a general chairman for each district appoint ed by the Executive Board. In this year, we find a definite recom mendation from the State President to raise the membership dues from fifty' cents "in order to maintain the high standards al ready set by our state and to successfully compete with other State Federations." The efficiency standard was adopted as the basis of state program co-ordination. Officers for 193031: Vice-President Olive Brockbank (Price); Recording Sec retary- Lulu Clegg (Heber); Treasurer Elizabeth Crawford; Secre was tary, Grace Paxman Corresponding (Provo). , |
