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Show was appointed by the National Federation member of a Special Committee for the study of Married Women Workers. as a Officers at this time: 1st Vice-Pesident Mrs. Anne R. Price (St. George); 2nd Vice-President- Mrs. Christina B. Larson (Provo); Recording Secretary- Mrs. Afton Harrison (Roosevelt); Corresponding s-e retary- Violet Nielsen- Luna Skabelund (Logan); Treasurer- H. Claire Haines (Salt Lake); Historian- Mrs. Blanche C. Pittman (Logan) . Mrs. Anne R. Price, St. Years of George Club Officers for 193941: 1st Vice-President Mrs. Sophia Roberts (Price): 2nd Vice President- Miss Gladys McConnell (Odar City); Recording Secretary- Miss Amelia Buckley (Provo); Corresponding Secretary Alice Pendleton (St. George); Treasurer Mrs. Mae Bramwell (Ogden); Hlstorian Mrs. Blanche Pittman (Logan) and Grace Boyle (Ogden); Parliamentarian- Miss Alice Manning (Salt Lake) and Esther Nelson Salt Lake). Lenore Romer. Years of Brigham City Club 1941-43 President Romer sent this call: "Weare this war up to our ears and we shall have to work more. sacrifice more, give more. and most likely pray more than we have done before." All the Clubs and in dividual members responded well. The Fed eration invested $600 in Bonds. Clubs helped organize U.S.O. groups, they sewed, knitted, rolled bandages, eliminated dinner meetings. and' streamlined the State Convention into a one day's meeting. And Lenore brought the Federation through these trying years with a greater sense of solidarity and de ermination to do our part in this fight for freedom. in Officers of 194143: 1 st Vice-President Miss Myrta Hales (Ogden); 2nd Vice PresidentMiss Hazel Peterson (Salt Lake); Recording Secretary- Miss Annie Peterson (Logan);' Corresponding Sec retary- Miss LaPreal Wight (Bingham); Treasurer- Mrs. Thelma Reseigh (Park City); Historian- Miss Grace Boyle (Oq ParliamentarianMiss LaVeta Wal den); lace (Logan). Miss Jeanette Rosser, Salt Lake Club Years of 1943_46 Miss Rosser was the first President three years. This was because serve prohibitions of a travel which Convention impossible. made from Much more interest in international affairs displayed, and a keener interest in legislative matters. All the Clubs took an was part in, drives, campaigns, Red Cross active and all war work. Twenty three members enlisted. thirteen from the Vernal Club. I 11 I Officers for 1943-46: 1st Vice-President- ! \1 Miss Myrta Hales (Ogden); 2nd VicePresident- Miss Bernice Moss (Salt Lake) 194344; Miss Julie Winson (St. George)- I 194445; Recording Secretary- Miss Meta t I 194344; Miss LaV Kemper era (Helper) (Sugar House l- 1944-45; Cor- 11 Miss Grace Nelson III responding SecretaryTreasurer- Miss Beatrice' (Salt Lake); Brown (Sugar House) ; Parlamentarian- I Mrs. Dorothea M. Dryer (Salt Lake). McArthur 1939-41 During this term Alice Manning was appointed National Chairman of Legislation. Anne's aim was growth. growth in num bers. but more important. growth in under standing. Two new Clubs were formed: Panguitch. 1940; Sugar House, 1941. The whole Federation grew in unity, friendliness, and goodwill. Miss Federation membership increased 521 to 780. Three Clubs were lost. to of holding Lillian W. Hunt, Cedar Years 1946-48 City Club During 194647, membership did not gain. n during 1947 48 an all high memI' but bership new of Clubs 980 was becoming recorded with four affiliated with the: Federation. Midvale. Murray, Kanab, and', Tremonton. Lillian Majally. National Field Worker spent a week in March, 1948, helping to interest new Clubs. .. Miss Sally Butler, National President the 25th--1\nnual Convention. held in Logan. June 1948. Lillian welded together the Clubs of the State Federation by her sincerity and her friendliness. was the honored guest at Officers for 1946-48: 1st Vice-President Leah Merrill (Logan); 2nd Vice-President- ! Hilda Gardner (Panguitch) 194647 ; Vera Tate (Tooele)- 1941-48; Recording Sec retary- C. Jean Shonka (Brigham); Cor responding Secretary- Candace Erving (Ce dar City); Treasurer- Jessie Harrison (Salt Lake l- 1946-47; Eva Bentley (Salt Lake I1947-48; Historian- Irene Conniff (Sugar) House}; Parliamentarian H. Claire Haines (Salt Lake). Leah Merrill, Year Logan Club 1948- During 194849 charters were presented three new Clubs: Bingham Canyon. East Carbon at Draqerton, and Ensign Club of Salt Lake City. making 24 Clubs in the Utah Federation with 1044 members. to Plans were laid for the "Rheumatic Fever". which State was Project. adopted at the Board Meeting in January and during the year. $1400.00 was raised by projects in the clubs to start the Project Fund. Officers for 1948: 1st Vice-President Suzannah Mae Grua (Salt Lake); 2nd Vice-PresidentMattie Pendleton (St. C. Jean George); Recording Secretar-yShonka (Brigham City); Corresponding Secretary- Libbie Maughan (Logan); Trea surerEva Bentley (Salt Lake) 1948; - Virginia Dickerson (Salt Lake) 1949; Hts torian- May Bliss (Price); Parliamentarian Leonore Romer (Brigham City). |
