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Show Club Presidents' Annual Reports --. have to -C\Y representatives of the how the American women could LOGAN CLUB tate officers as well as members cooperate with the English women. of other clubs in The Logan Club has enjoyed a So. Central Dis Miss Molly Woodford, an trict. ox year of accomplishment seasoned teacher from change England, with variety and spiced with mem We expect to be represented nt now teaching at West High School, bership participation. In planning both State ... and tions. National conven- The Ensign fessional with activity last and Pro- the rehabili through that members and constructively observed and analyzed the group, after which a discussion was held the how to as group pealing Our hl, aclion to new could strengthen make it most ap members. Thanksgiving meeting was occasion for a turkey raffle, which proved so successful we voted at that time to repeat a raffle for our Christmas meeting. At the Thanksgiving meeting, Miss Augusta Fiend, a the vezy nave made we and of some of ex sys- social and the England, at February meeting. March for the Our October meeting was held at the Old Country Restaurant at which time we had two guests who analyzed the Club, questioned our it Business a men's another was climaxed our and Club. A highlight, first year Professional beautiful as Wo birthday cake, a single candle for each flowers member, and ribbons adorned the table. Officers of the State Federation had been invited and Mrs. Sue Grua was our special guest ,as were members of the house Club and Mrs. Lillian Sugar Royle, former Central District Director, who had been responsible for our formation. Toasts and re sponses were given and exchanged and a festive air happily concluded what we considered a most inter esting an enjoyable year of Fed eration activity. Margaret Kinney Spratley. President policewo long standing, associated Bureau, presented KANAB CLUB a very revealing picture of the problems of youth today, and how The Kanab club understandingly the Youth Bureau year of of ma.i with the Youth ... and the out the them. officials therin worked situations confronting December was the highlight of the year. Our Club had contacted the Family Service Society, and had offered to help provide Christ mas for two nesdy families. Miss Friend's talk at our previous meet ing had lett us with a feeling of responsibility to help adolescents and after expressing our choice. we were given two families with children in the adolescent The money from our age group. pre vious turkey raffle and the turkey raffle we had at Christmas pro vided coverage for our expense. Also rather than ing gifts merely exchang among the members, we auction of all the Christ held an mas gifts brought to our party, and after spirited competition 111 the bidding, we found the coffers for our Christmas project well filled. can review' a accomplishments during its second year in the Federation. In October we were hostess to the Southern District Conference. We have had interesting meetings; we were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Robinson at their ranch where we were taken on a tour of "Croco dile" and "Cottonwood" by M-r. Robinson, who described his plans for the expansion of the ranch as a tourist center. at Mayor Daniel Frost spoke to us one of our meetings, stressing the value of making the most of We were guests of the St. George B. P. W. club in St. George and heard Dr. EI Roy Nelson discuss resources and develoments of Southern Utah. scenic our it We attractions. sponsored a play and from contributed $110.00 to the fund for high school band uniforms. Our local project has been "Boost Kanab" and all of our meetings have been centered around this theme to bring more business to Our January meeting was of a serious nature, and we pre sented Mrs. Frieda Parnes, tor Kanab. With this in mind we have merly a member of the British acquired first ha:nd acquaintance with all the natural attractions Parliament, who gave a very more rousing picture of English condi political situation prior to the election, and explained tions and the the our school manner English economic problems of McKenzie from the Alcoholic Anonymous Association, who pre sented the picture of the alco- l.olic's problem and tation of individuals organiza tion. tactful the and tem Club began with William fall her plaining Business all delightful talk about her impressions of America and her experiences and here, ... Women's of members with her Arvilla C. King, President. ENSIGN CLUB admiration the won in our vicinity. Mrs. Madge President. Little for program the year, the program co-ordination chairman, Jewel Jacobsen, with the officers and members of the committees did an excellent job in following National's recommendations and embodying them into the year's Believing that member par ticipation added stimulation and interest, a plan was worked out work. to include in the committee set-up of the Subject Matter committees and the Mechanic committees thirty-four one of of whom specific a was a our was job year and activities. of members, each delegated with do. The result varied programs to Programs and special features the recommendations of the subject matter committees, developing on the following basis: The Education and Vocations com mittee f eat u red the "Career came from Clinio", the Health and Safety committee enlarged on "As Others See You," the Public Affairs com mittee chose as its topic "Tackle Your Problems in Conservation." and the International Relations committee promoted "A World's Fair." The well co-ordinated and well chosen programs have re flected in the attendance and in terest. Other successful activities in cluded the observance of Business Women's Week, with radio and press Also playing an important part. again this year we sponsored Annual Art Exhibit and Musi which was enjoyed by over one thousand. The paintings of Lura Redd were exhibited and we sponsored a talented young vocal ist Miss' Georgene Doutre in our Our annual Senior Girls' Tea was very successful and invi tations were extended to 128 grad uates and their mothers. This was held in the lounge of the Com mons Building on the U. S. A. C. Campus and is always a high-light of the year's activities. Again this our cale, Msicale. we sponsored a girl to Utah Girls' State. We last year spon sored Miss Lois Blood, who became Governor of Girls' State. year In line with the recommenda tions from the National Federa tion and the policy of the organ ization, we endorsed and worked for the election of our President, Ora J. Lewis, as Mayor of Logan City. She won the Primary elec tion, but failed to win the general election by a small margin. How ever, we succeeded in placing the Logan Club in a high place in the community through this effort. We have representation on the Logan Co-ordinating Council, the Women's Legislative Council, and one of our members, Mrs. Gretta |
