Medford mail tribune., May 15, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

MRDFOUn MATL TRTBTJNK MEDFOUP, OT?Kf,'ONr, THURSDAY, MAY b", 1930.
IPXOE FOUR
Women Gather in Medford For Annual Conclave
B
usiness
r
OPEN 3 DAY,
CONVENTION
ON FRIDAY
Registration Headquarters
at Hotel Medford Grants
Pass Joint Hostess Ash
land Luncheon Will Open
Big Program.
The tonth annual convention of,
yio OrcRon Federation of BusInoHH
and' Professional Women's clubs
wilt open In Medford .at 11 o'clock
tomorrow mornlns. following ar
rival in thin city of delegates from
all lending' :oltIes of tho utata as
well as visitors from other sections
of tho United States.
lleadfiuurters t tor rngtatratlon
will, 1)0 at Hotel Medford, whore
tho registration 'committee, headed
by Mrs. jjulva'Alkon, will greet (Ul
convention delegates and visitors
and gtvo them assignments ' and
programs.
Arrangements have been mado
for providing the visitors with an
opportunity to cast their votes In
tho primary election.
The Grants Pass club will Join
the iMedford club In acting as host
esses for tho convention and a vari
ed program has been completed
under the leadership of Mrs. MnuJ
Chapmnn, president of tho Med
ford club, working with her com
mittees and tho Grants Pass presi
dent. Tho program will not bo
restricted to tho Mod ford city lim
its. ' A luncheon at the Llthla
Llthla Springs hotel In Ashland Is
Included In the first day's sched
ule, Woulhorn Pacific busses will
leave Hotel Medford for Ashland
via tho scenic route, at 11:30 n.
All delegates and members not
on tho ' executive council, which
will bo In meeting at this hour,
are expected to make tho trip to
Ashland.
Thero 1h not a P.tislnesH and Pro
fessional Woman's dub In Ashland
at this time, but an effort will bo
mado this week end to promote
such an organization, and invita
tions have been sont to all buslnoHR
and professional women of that
city to Join tho club members nt
luncheon at tho LUliia' Springs
hotel.
Convene nt 3:110. . .
Miss Cecelia Bey I or will cull the
main convention moetlng together
In tho lodgo room nt the Klks tem
ple at 2:30 o'clock Friday nftor
nuiin. .
MIkm Marlon McClonch, national
president of tho Foderatlnn f
Business and Professional Wom
en's clubs, whoso visit hero has
been anticipated for many weeks,
will arrive for tho banquut at Hotel
Medford and deliver tho main ad
dress of tho evening. Miss Mc
Clench makes her homo In Ann
Arbor, Mich., and tho Oregon cluj)
feel exceptionally fortunate In be
ln ,ablo to have her with them for
this convention.
Tho leading event of Saturday
will be. tho presentation of the
Three Arts revue, "Two Feet High,"
at tho Junior high school uudlto
rlum, -
Sunday the convention kuchIh
will loavo Medford, along with
members of tho local club, for a
urenlc diivo to H rants pass, whero
they will attend a bronkfnHt, fol
lowed by Installation of new of
ficers and a Joint meeting of. tho
retiring executive council.
It Is a
Pleasure
To iuUI cm1 word oC
greeting to the mem
bers of the
B.andP.W.
Club
mid we r i n e e rcl y
hope that your con
vention is n huge sue"
cess and your stay
. in this city a most
enjoyable one!
'Partnert in Community
Development"
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Terms Expire for Local Club Officers
fry
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Photo by The Peasloys.
Grace Voss, corresponding secretary; Margaret Morrison, record Ing secretary; Jacque Lenox, treas
urer; Susanne Homes Carter; Maud K. Chapman, president.
MISS M'CLENCH
NATIONAL HEAD
10 BE PRESENT
President Will Deliver Main
Address at Friday Ban
quetAdvocates Varied
Interests.
MIks Marlon McClcr.ch of Ann
Arbor, Mich., national president
of tbo Federation of llusincss and
Professional Women's clubs, will
be In this c(ty tomorrow to de
liver the main address at tho
MIhh Marlnu Mel'letuh
7:00 o'clock national federation
banquet at Hotel Medford.
If there Is one conviction above
another, to which Miss McClcnch
subscribes, according to stories
which come from ncrowi tho na
tion. It Is the belief that every
business woman should lie a well
rounded Individual with varied In
terests uutslde hr office. To her
mind an avocation of tho right
kind Is utmost as Important as a
vocation.
'In her own healthy, sane view
of life. In her unusual serenity of
temperament she gives evidence
JK
iff ,, .
V'
WELCOME
MEDFORD
Business
and
ProfessionaJ
Women .
Sincerely Hopes Your Visit Will Be a
Pleasant and Profitable One
Former State President Becomes
International Relations Chairman
l yi y
J'
that she has practiced what sho
preaches.
Jx'Nuro Neee:vnry.
"Every woman needs leisure."
she says, "and some avocation that
will prove a sort of safety valve
for her during these lelsuro hours.
IVrsonally I .believe that tivm-u-tlon
Khiiuld be of the purely rec
reational order. Kor example, a
oml many people are uikIhk now
adayti that tho business woman
use her leisure to fit herself for
a position of k tea tec responsibility.
As a matter of fact I think she
should do something that takes
her mind off business altogether.
Even etiokhiK or housekeeping may
provide the necessary stimulus and
a new point of view, always pro
vided she does not work too hard
on them."
Miss McOletu-h's own outside In
terest In recent months has been
the bulldliiK of a new home for
herself and her mother and sister
at Ann A roor. Mien lira n . whteh is
if
evidence of her real genius at
home mnklnp.
Moro than 12 yenrs In the life
Insurance business have convinced
Miss McCleneh that young: wo
men sboutd he urjied to dlreet
their education to n definite epd
so that they may bo self-support-tliiK
If Inclination lends or neces
sity forces them Into tho business
world.
Tomorrow evening she will nd
vance her Ideas for tho benefit of
members of Oregon Huslness and
Professional Women's clubs, In
convention here.
Byrds Used Code
HOSTON, Mass. (fl) Hear Ad
miral nnd Mrs. Richard K. Hyrd
havo exchangeil 2507 messages.
They have communicated in code
by radio sluco he left for tho Ant
arctic. Rogue Hlver Valley .Tho Sconlo
paradise of the world.
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CyZs JEWELERS
I'lLUI uiu,unL,
Join the jiconle of Medford iitl t he
iiogiiv Uiver Valley in "
extending a .
Hearty Welcome
To
B. and R W.
We hope Hint your visit $re will be
a pleasOnt one and your convention
a successful one.
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HFP.II IA RFYI FRl
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OREGON LEADER
OPENS BANQUET
Well Known Organizer and
Executive -Will Preside at
Dinner Friday for Dele
gates. Miss Cecelia Mue Heylcr, presi
dent of tho Oregon Federation of
liusincss and ProfeHHloniil Wo
men's clubs, who' will preside lit
the banquet nt Hotel Medford to
morrow evening, Is a well known
organizer nnd executive in Port
land, whero aho has spent consld-
Miss Cecelia Mao Bcylcr.
erablo time, though officially of
Astoria, where she Is principal of
the Captain Robert Gray Junior
high school.
Allss Heylcr enmo to Oregon,
from Utah several years ago. She
was-horn in Ohio. In 1918 she,
was selected to take over a re-
sponsible position In the internal
revenue department at Washing- j
ton, D. C. under President Wil
son's administration. I
Her former work as a teacher
produced an urge so strong that
she finally accepted tho post of
tcnehlng In Olney school, Astoria.
During tho convention of tho
National Federation- In ill)23, she:
was a conspicuous figure in Port
land, when her club entertained
tho delegates arriving from va
rious parts of the country-
Sho was president of the As
toria club In that year and was
for five consecutive seasons, dur
ing which time sho put her group
among the leaders In tho Oregon
Federation. Astoria club enter
tained tho federation in 1026 and
a record r attendance was regis
tered more than 300 members.
Miss Heylcr does not devote all
her tlmo to work, but finds suf
ficient pauses In tho day's routine
to remain dainty, feminine and
charming.
In the legislative program of,
the federation, sho has been most j
active, and has also taken parti
in the national legislative program I
of tho group.
Miss Heylcr was convention1
chairman In 1127 for both state
and national federation when the
latter was held In Oakland, Cal.
Oregon received wide notice as the
"Heaver State." due to the em
blems she originated. This year
sho has been state membership
chairman and organized tho clubs
In Pendleton nnd Oresham.
Sho has supervised mhslc In
public schools, conducted Junior
nnd senior choirs for many years,
and takes an active part In the
; American Association of Vnlver
I slty women, the National Educa
tion association. Oregon State
Teachers association and the
Young Women's Christian associa
tion. Wo specialize In radiator laid
fender repairing nt Van's Oarage,
33 Ho. He.rtlett. Phone 20S. tf
Leaders of the
. . -T ,y.:rr ".
Clara Wood, treasurer; Grace Voss, corresponding secretary;
Maud K. Chapman, president; Winnie Weishaar, vice-president.
Convention Program
FRIDAY, MAY 10.
A. M. llcnilqunrlcra or convention at ITotcl Mcdfmd. Registra
tion of delegates and visitors, Kescrvntion assignments. Oppor
tunity to vote for primary election. ' '
11:00 a. m. Kxccutlvo council will meet In the B,'& 1. W. room
a ttho Hotel Holland where luncheon will be served during session.
11:30 a. ni. Southern Pacific busses will leave Ifotel 3Ilford
for Ashland via scenic route for luncheon nt Hotel Ijtthla. - All flele
gntes and members not on executive council will be expected to
attend.
1:30 p. in. Southern Pacific busses leave Ashland for Medford.
1:55 p. m. Arrive In Medford.
2:30 . in. Convention convene In lodge nkom at the Elks club.
Called to order by Miss Cecelia. M. Heylcr, stuto. president, piesldijig.
Welcome, GrantH Puss president nnd Medford president; rcNiKinse;
music; ieadliig of minutes of nliiffh annual convention; communi
cations and niuioiHiceiucntw of special oniniIUecsj rciM)rt of siwcial
committees; report of recording secretary; report of state treasurer;
announcements.
5:30 p.m. 'Adjournment. ,V
7:00 p. in. National Federation banquet, Ifotel Medford, Miss
Cecelia M. Beylcr, state president, presiding. Principal sjcnkci Miss
Marlon McCleneh, national president qf Federation of 11. & P. V.
L'lulMJ.
SATURDAY, MAY 17. '
7:30 n. ni. Emblem breakfast, Hotel Medford, Dr. Tmcctta A.
Smltli, first vlce-picsid?nt, prcsiriiiiff. lTosTm arranged by Mrs.
Christina Ijlnke, state emblem chairman.
8:00 a. in. Registration or delCRntes nt IBotol Me1foiil.
9:00 a. in. Convention called to order. Miss Cecelia M, Reyler,
state president, presUllng. TNlfro room. Elks club.
i 0:30 a. m. Standing committee rouiul table discussions. SUito
chairmen will
be in climire. oVM.$rr.ir
.Adjournment. - , .' .
12:30 p. m,
1:00 p. m. -Luncheon at Hotel
lug.
. 2:00 p. m. Intiernational lecture at lodge room, Elks club.
3:30 p. m. Business session, lodge room, Elks club. Unfinished
jusiness. New business. Report of credentials committee. RcHrt
of nominating committee. Election or officers. Report of resolu
tions committee. Announcements.
5:30 p. in. Adjournment.
0:30 p. in. Informal district dinner nt; Hotel Mod ford. Invita
tions for. 1030 conventions will Iks received. ReiMirts from district
chairmen.
8:20 p. m. -Throe Aits Revue, "Two Feet High,' auditorium of
Junior high school.
SUNDAY, MAY 18.
7:30 a. in. Southern Pacific busses leave Hotel Med lord for
scenic drive to Grants Pass,
0:00 n. in. Breakfast with Grants Pass club.
10:30 a. m. Installation of now officers and Joint meeting of
retiring executive council and the new council.
1 1 :00 a. in. Adjournment.
GREETINGS
t
Business and -Professional
Women
AVe hope that your convention will
he a success and that you'll visit
Medford and "A Great Country"
often.
First National Bank
WE JOIN
The Cntire City of Medford
. In greeting Business and Professional Women' I
visitors, who are here for the annual state "
convention.
J'THIS IS A GREAT COUNTRY"
o 0 o
Southern Oregon Gas Corporation
209 West Main
Medford B. and P. W. Club
'.' ' ' ' '
Mciliord. Music and groun siug
: 7- . "
K. I. DAZEY, Gen. Mgr.
Phone 626
' ' Photo' bV The Poasloysj.
Mabel. Kitson, recording secretary;
WILL LEAD SONGS
E
Mrs. Mao Ross Walker, state song
leader and prominent member of
musical circles in Portland, fs one
of the deloKu
; . tion from tho
l'W Rose City who
3ft I will attend the
If
o f 13 u b,I n e s s
and Professional -Women's
Clubs
which meets in
this city tomor
row morning.
Mrs. Walker
will 1 e a d the
singing during
during the con
vention here.
She w a-s a p
pointed song
eador for Ore.-
. " Mrs. ' Walke?'-gottiitfi cort
ventlon held in
! Oakland, Cal., in 1927. where sin
led the singing for the "North
west" luncheon. She was reap
pointed by Miss Mozelle Hair, form
er state president, for the Stan
conventions held in Roseburg and'
Eugene in 1928 and 1929 respect
ively. The title has again been con
ferred upon her for the 1930 con-;'
vention.
Greetings
TO
B andP. W.
Larry Schade
Your Favorite Jefteler
. Since 1918 :
Greetings
B. &P. W.
You're Invited to visit
Medford's only exclus-.
ive needle art shop.
Handicraft
Shop
Owned by a fellow
club member.
42 Central
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