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B. P. W. C. HOLD
BUSINESS MEET
LAST EVENING
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President Mrs. Frances Paul
Announces Standing
Committee Chairmen
—
Holding the first meeting of the
new fiscal year, members of the
Business and Professional Women's
Club met in the Council Chambers
last evening with Mrs. Prances L.
Paul presiding,
Mrs. Paul announced a few of
he standing committee chairmen
for the year which include: Edu
cational committee. Mrs. Pearl Bur
ford; International Relations, Mrs.
Beulah Hickey, Legislation, Crys
tal Snow Jenne: Public Relations,
j Mrs. Mildred Hermann; Member
! ship, Mrs. Esther O'Loughlin; Pro
gram, Mrs. Betty McCormick; Pub
icity, Mrs. Patricia Grigsby. Other
ommittees will be announced later,
Mrs. Paul said.
Plans for a club picnic to be held
June 21 were discussed and Betty
McCormick was appointed chair
nan in charge of arrangements.
Among other important business
conducted last evening was the sec
nd and third reading of the new
institution which was ordered to
>e submitted to the National or
ganization for approval.
Plaf> for hospitality to the visit
ng "Gold Diggers” who will make
i cruise to Alaska in July were
liscussed. The "Gold Diggers” are
t group of Business and Profes
.ional wcmt n the Stales who
ire plann.n^ on a visit here this
ummer.
Because of the fact that the local
Susiness and Prolessional Womens
Club is still operating under the
old constitution, regular business
ind program meetings will be held
.n July and August, Mrs. Paul an
nounced.
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GOING TO SEATTLE
Mrs. Ethel Sorri and sons Fred
■nd Jack left Juneau aboard the
Aleutian for a trip to the Pacific
Northwest.
