Goal Of PBW Clubs Is A High Standard
Of Achievement For Women As Citizens
Tues., Oct. 3, 1961 The Ncw-Revicw, Roseburg, Ore. V
TROM NINE TO FIVE
By Joe Fischer
Government Figure
"Our goal is a huh standard of
achievement fur women as citi
zens and in their careers."
This is the stater purpose of the
Roseburg Business and Profession
al Women's Club which was or
ganized in 1923 and this week is
observing the 42nd anniversary cf
the National federation of Bum
r.'sj and Professional Women's
Clubs.
Club members believe that cit
izenship u a responnbility ol prime
importance. The organization
takes pride in the fact that club
members have turned cut 100 per
cent for aU elections.
Maude Kidder serves on the elec
tion board. During vote campaigns,
the club devotes an entire meet
ing to a presentation of issues by
the candidates.
Stella Spencer, Goldie Brunn, Al
via YvethereU. Laura lies and
Kdna Berg who were members
of the I'mpqua Squaws, a fore
runner of the BPW were instru
mental in orgenuing the present
ruup. Roa B. I'arrott was first
president and '.aura lies, Edythe
Ciiimour. Emily Judd and Flor
ence Snedaker are continuous char
ter members.
Club Vary Active
The Roseburg club lias been ac-;
t:e in community alfairs since!
lis organization. In 1934 the club
Defectors Flee Berlin j
BERLIN (API More than a'
score of East Germans managed
to escape to West Berlin over the'.
weekend despite strengthening of
the Communist border barriers, I
West Berlin police said today. j
Defectors included at least five.
Communist policemen.
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MOVE OVER
MOXTICELLO, lnd. tAP) Prin-j
cipal James Dyer of Lincoln Jun-,
ior High School brags his school
has an enrollment of five million.
There's Joe Million. Jon Million.'
Jim Million, John Million and Mike
Mdlion. i
What's all the
excitement obout
Starts Thursday
At Weisfields
built the city's first lennis court
at a cost of S-'.Ooo.
The group supports the YMCA.
In 19:2 a scholarship fund was es
tablished which, over the years,
has asisk'd 20 women in their
educational pursuits.
Manha Wishart, president, said
the BI'W has provided over St.uou
in scholarships to Roseburg recip
ients. The club', interest in education
matti-rs and n.ojects may be part
ly explained by the fact that over
the years a .lumber of teachers
have become active in the organ
ization. There are six teachers in
the organization at the present
tune, including His president, who
is a teacher at DiUard School.
Others are Edna Helgeson. who
teaches at Myrtle Creek and is
junior past president; Thelma
Kleshman, Riverside teacher;
Florence Snedaker, Benson in
structor and Dorothy Suskdorf, a
music teacher.
Teacher Since It? I
Alvia S. Wetherell, a BPW mem
ber for 25 years, began teaching
at Benson School in 1928, retiring
last June to take a trip to Europe.
She received her bachelor of sci
ence degree from Oregon College
of Education, is a member and
past president of American chap
ter of Delta kappa Gamma, a na
tional honor society for women in
education.
Another member. Charlotte
Hyre, has charge of the Douglas
County Bookmobile. This library
unit makes 38 stops in a two-week
tour of the county. A graduate of
Colorado College of Education.
Grey. Colo., Misi Hyre received
her library degree from the Uni
versity of Denver. Roseburg BPW
was active in the campaign to es
tablish a county library and sev
eral present members, including
chairman V. Vivian Logsdon, serv
ed on the committee.
The organization maintains an
interest in programs promoting
mental and physical health. Lillian
Langsev is a medical technologist
at Mercy Hospital A native Ore
gonian, she received medical tech
nology training at Northwest In
stitute in Minnesota. She has had
nine years of experience in this
field.
Gladys Welt, treasurer, is ex
ecutive housekeeper and Daisy Mc
Laine is a nurse a, the U.S. V et
erans Administration Hospital.
Public health and safety obiec-j
lives are spearheaded ly such!
members as Mrs. Ada Jane Dick'
who has lieen employed in the
Roseburg Public Health office for
a numVr of years. One of the!
club's key elforts in the saiely!
field was the " safety sign'' pro-i
gram of last vea,'. This project
Kill be repeated in 1961. i
Civil defense is another area of 1
activity. All members received in-1
istruction lroill Arthur Selby. Civil ,
Defense director at Roseburg. ami
a CD representative from Eugene
and the women are registered with
the CD otiue in Roseburg.
Special activities in observance
of National BPW Week are beini!
staged this week, including radio
and TV presentations. Capping the
observance will be a dinner in
the Elks lodge at 7 p.m. Monday.
Oct. 9. to which businessmen and
businesswomen of the city are in
vited. Member ef State Group
When a woman joins Roseburg
BPW. she automatically becomes
a member of the state and nation
al federations. National BPW is
the largest organization of buM
ness and pioicssioual women in
the world
The national federation grew out
of a 1918 meeting called by Secre
tary of Wai to coordinate tile na
tion's wonianpower. An official or
ganization was launched the next
ear by 212 women meeting in St.
Louis, Mo.
Theme for this week's observ
ance is "Womenpuwer a Dimen
sion in Demon acy," spollightiu'4
the women of the nation who work
and the contributions they are
making to their community and
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MR. AND MRS. BERNARD C. AUFDENGARTEN ore spend
ing this week in Winston ossisting and training the Con
gregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in field missonary work.
Aufdengarten is supervising minister of Oregon Circuit No.
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Jehovah's Witnesses Leader
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ATTENTION
KIRBY OWNERS
If you have purchaied a
Kirby vacuum cleaner on or
before 1955, call the local Kirby Of
fice about factory replacement. This
offer ii limited . . . call now!
DIAL OR 3-6356 2157 N.E. Stephen,
Robort E. Hendricks, local min
ister and spokesman for the Win
ston Congregation of Jehovah's
Witnesses, reports that B. C. Auf
dengarten, circuit supervisor for
Oregon Circuit No. 2 of Jehovah's
Witnesses will be a visitor in Win
ston during the week of Oct. 3 8.
The purpose of Aufdengarten'a
visit is to assist the local congrega
tion in maintaining the unity in
thought and action displayed by
the organization world widt in
preaching and teaching work, it
was announced.
Aufdengarten visits each n? the
19 congregations in Oregon Ciiruil
No. 2 for a week every six months.
His visit is part of an advanced
training program for Jehovah's
Witnesses. He will join ministers
from Ihe local concregation in
making calls on residents in the
community.
I , Highlighting the busy week, con
sisting of field missionary service,
instruction by tutorial sessions and
j counsel through Bible discourses,
I will be a public talk given by Auf
dengarten Sunday at 3 p.m., en
titled Where .May Real Security
Be Found?'' A congregation Bible
study, featuring the Walchlower
; magazine article "Avoid the
j Pitfalls," and final ramarks
by Aufdengarten bung the week's
activities to a close
j All meetings are free and the
public is invited to attend at King
'doin Hall, South Civil Bind Rd
i Winston.
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