The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
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OUT Fol; STAiT=
MEETING HERE
Speakers Of State and Nation
al Prominence Coming
to Convention

The State Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs
will meet here in convention May
2S to 80 and announcemetwas made
today OF the programs for the vari-
GUS sessions.
Miss Margaret Mckinney and
Mrs. Jeanette Arnett Leeper will
be among the speakers on the Mon
day afternoon program. Miss Nc
Kinney will take for her subject.
How to Present West Virginia to
the National Convention while
Mrs Leeper will discuss The
Truth about West Virginia"
At SIS Monday evening address
8es# will be made by Mrs. Lena Lake
Forrest, president Of the National
Federation Of Business and Profes-
sional Women's Clubs. and Mrs.
Frank Mebane, member OF the
American committee for devastat-
ed France. Mrs. Mebane Will
choose for her subject, THE Bal
kans
Tuesday will be devoted prtnci-
pally to the business matters OF
the organization. report OF the
election returns and the introduc-
ton Of new officers will take place
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The complete program has been
announced as follows:
Sunday, May %.
S p. m-Executive board meet
ing at Fairmont Hotel.
Monday, May 20.
9 to 10 a. m.-Registratfon at Y
NJ. C. A. and meeting of credentials
committee at Fairmont Hotel.
10 a. m.-Convention called to
order at Y. NJ c. A. with the fol-
lowing program: Invocation. MISS
Lucy Ford; greetings, Miss Virginia
Foulk, president: welcome to tn
city, j. C. Welton, president Of
Bushes Mems Association; re-
sponse. Miss Christine I. Gotten Of
Charleston; preliminary report OF
credentials committee: roll call
renorts Of committees Oh member
ship. program. publicity, legisla-:
tive. independent woman's sub
scriptions. editor OFFS state paper.
and club organizers; discussion OF
reports; appointment of commit
tees on resolutio nominating anu
auditing: announcements
Monday, May 20.
2 D. m.-The program at the T..
NJ g. A. will be as follows, with
Miss Ruth Mortified. vice pres1-
dent. presiding: Minutes Of last
meeting; reports of national vice
president, president, vice president,
secretaries and treasurer: discus
sion; .The Truth About West Vlr
GINA" Mrs. Jeanette Arnett Leep-
er of Fairmont; discussion by
Miss Leonora Wright of Wheeling
and Miss Helen Bradley Of Hunt
ington: song, 1.-THE West Virginia
Hills: "How to Present West Viz
ginia to National Convention,
Miss Margaret Mckinney OF Fair
mont
o. m.-Adjournment
6 D. m.-Banquet in the Fair
mont Hotel, with a discussion on
the general subject, Won ems
Clubs" Miss Dorcas Prichard,
president OF the Fairmont Club
presiding. by Mrs. Joseph Rosier
and Mrs. t. NJ. Courtney MISS
Virginia Foulk. president of the
state Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs,
z.There Lies the Port: music by
p. m.-open meeting in the
First Presbyterian Church. with
organ recital by Miss Kathryn
Beltzhoover of Fairmont-
Sis p. m. Miss Virginia
Foulk. president. presiding: ad-
dress. Mrs Lena Lake Forrest,
president Of National Federation
OF Business and Professional FVo-
mems Clubs; address. Mrs. Frank
Mebane, member of American
committee for devastated France,
The Balkans: reception
Tuesday, May 30
Gao a. ny. NJ. c. A. Build
ing, Miss Virginia Foulh. presi-
dent. presiding; report of club
presidents: solo by Mrs. Fern
Flint of Wheeling; annual bust
ness meeting; report OF conven-
ton committees; round table,
Miss Colwell, president of the
Morrantown3 Club presiding; sug-
gestions for club development,
Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest, president
of National Federation Of Business
anG Professional Women,s Gu s:,
and Miss Virginia Foulk, presii;--
dent Of state federation: section
al conferences. Miss Bess Ander-
son, president conference with
leaders as follows: Finance Miss
Nellie r. Bohn of Parkersburg !:
m EN- bership. Mrs. Fern Flint OF
wheeling; program, Miss Ruth
Wood of Morgantown. service.
Miss Nina Burton of Clarksburg:
15-Reassemb1e: report OF
election; introduction Of new
officers.