Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-15
MRS. r. L. HOYAL SUCCEEDS
MRS. BROWN AT JEROME MEET

The Business and Professional Wonl-
ems meeting at Jerome May 6 and
z, elected as their new president
for the forth coming year Mrs. F..
L. Hoyal of Douglas. The election
OF Mrs. Hoyal marks The second
time the honor OF supplying state
president has been conferred upon
Douglas.
Presiding at the convention was
Mrs E. w. Brown, OF Douglas, presi-
dent OF the organization during the
past year.
At the convention it was decided
to have the next spring convention
in the city of Flagstaff.
Miss Snarlot hall, Arizona poetess
was made an honorary member OF
the group at the jerome gathering
Plans were completed for entertain
ing the national officers OF the or
July.
The state group also passed and
recorded motion to ask that ma
tional headquarters to be moved
from New York City to more cen-
sas City.
&aCW SOttbC. iC4l4CCIo C4CNCCNt .AOA bAlC
organization are as follows:
President, Wilma D. Hoyal. Doug
las; first vice president. Carolino
Smith, Flagstaff; second vice preSi-
dent, Mata Dexter, Prescott; third
vice president, Margaret Hartline,
Phoenix; fourth vice president, Kate
Anthony, Miami; fifth vice president,
Pearl Hodges, Yuma; recording sec
retary, Margaret Olson, Jerome;
treasurer, Ann Rogers, Tucson,
auditor, Carrie Martin, Globe; cor
responding secretary (appointed by
president), Ruth Swanson. Douglas.
Miss Sharlot Hall spoke at the
convention and gave very clever
and interesting talk The address
ot welcome by r. K. Porter, oil Je-
rome, was also very good, according
to the comments OF the returned
delegates. w. Val DeCamp, state
president of the American legion
also addressed the delegates.
Mrs Hoyal and Mrs. Brown, OF
Douglas, were house guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. Val DeCanp while they
we're attending the convention. Val
DeCamp is superintendent OF the
United Verde Copper company.
The program follows:
Friday, May 6
a. m.-Registration at Jerome
club rooms
9 a. m.-Ccnvention calle6 70 order.
Mrs Lutte A. Brown presiding, of
Douglas. Reading of club collect.
Invocation. Rev. L. r.. Rice, Jerome.
Address of welcome, R. K. Porter,
jerome, response, Mrs. Hoyal, Doug
las. Community singing, state sorlg
featured.
1Ol5 a. m-Reports OF state and
national officers.
II a. m.-Address, when Women
First Went Into Business Miss
Sharlot Hall, Dewey. Announcements
and adjournment.
Noon internlission:
12:15 p. m.-Lilncheon at Miller
Hall Toast mistress, Miss Melba
Thomas. Inlpromptu replies from G
delegate of each club. Mrs. Hoyal
responded for Douglas.
Afternoon session:
2:15 p. Convention reconveneG
with Mrs. Lutte A. Brown presiding.
Report of state committees. General
discussion
$50 p. m-AddresS, Miss Frances
E. Plath, national recording secre-
tary, Davenport, Ia. Address, "Ari-
zona's Relationship to the National
Federation" Miss Margaret Stewart
Flagstaff. Announcements and ad-
ournment.
Evening session:
GAS o. m.-Banquet at Miller Hall.
Toastmistress, Mrs Wilma Hoyal,
Douglas. Address, w. Val DeCamp,
Jerome Emblem tableau, Prescott
club.
$40 p. E.-Prank fest participated
in by club delegates.
Saturday, May
$3.50 a. m.-Breakfast at Miller
Hall.
9:l5 a. Convention called to