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Show 1963 SPRING CONFERENCE OF THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT BPW CLUBS The Spring Conference of the B.P.W. 1963 at the Ponderosa Cafe. Mrs. Ella Easton, Ladies Quartet: (Divisional vocal Solo: M. I. Club was held at Beaver, Sunday April 21, president of the Beaver club welcomed the members. "By By Blues" "Madam and winners.) A. "Only Butterfly" by Nell Rose" by the Mellow Tones. a Smith Ella Easton introduced Nora Pointer, District Director and she in turn introduced the State Officers. Edith Shaw, President, Irene Parsons, First-Vice President, Frances Lenox, Second-Vice President, and Ingra Richards Scriptural Reading: "Twenty-third paslm" given by Wilma Beal, Vice-Director. Reports from the clubs: Beaver Milford Esta Cox --- --- Panguitch St. Nelda Memmott --- George Nora Pointer Cedar City Jean Hansen Minutes of the Fall Conference were read Treasurer and approved as read. not represented by Wilma Andrus, Secretary and The theme of the meeting was "The Responsibility of Full Partnership." Full partnership for women in our democracy has been a motivating goal of our National Federation since 1919. For forty-four years B. P. W. has emphasized the importance of leadership development, to qualify women for sharing fully as partners in our nations progress. The full partnership concept is a broad and challenging concept. requires of women the acceptance of personal responsibility for competency and cooperation in all of her relationships her home, her job, her church, her club, her community, her state, her nation It -- and with her colleagues, people develop both men and women. It also requires that all broader vision and understanding of woman as a vital force in our free democratic society. Who, then are better qualified for the full partnership roll than business and professional women who have a long accepted responsibility privileges. Talk: Hilda as the cornerstone of their rights and "Accepting Responsibility through Personal Development" by Mitchell, St. George Club. Abraham Lincoln said, "I will study and get ready and perhaps my chance come." I am sure there is much each of us can do to further will personal development Talk: in this "Be Responsible our busy world. for World Affairs" by Chloe Fillmore, Beaver Club. |
