The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-07

junior past president OF the Mich
igan Federation OF Business and
Professional Womens Clubs, in
stalled the new officers OF the Ypsi-
lanti Business and Professional
Women's Club, at the first meeting
Of. their new year Tuesday evening
at the Ladies Literary Club House.
Using an impressive candle cere-
mony. Mrs. Kennedy outlined the
duties of each officer as they ac-
cepted their obligation and told OF
the higher aims and ideals OF the
Business and Professional Women's
Organization. All members re-
newed their pledge to the National
Federation and Mrs. Kennedy
wished the new officers and the
Ypsilanti Club a most successful
year. She spoke OF the challenge
to women today and the part they
can take in preserving unity
throughout the nation.
New officers installed were Miss
Elizabeth Warren. president; Miss
Doris Milliman, vice president:
Miss Ora Mae Hartley. recording
secretary; Miss Ruth Gambell,
corresponding secretary; Mrs
Arvilla Sattler. treasurer.
In opening the business meeting,
Miss Warren thanked the club for
the honor bestowed upon her in
electing her their president and
asked for the same fine cooperation
and assistance shown her predeces-
sors.
Committees appointed for the
new year are:
Program coordinator, Doris Mil
Imam; membership. Magdalen
Blum, Edna Letter. Margaret Put
nam. Leona Hubbell. Estabrook
Rankin: finance. Cornelia Everard,
Irene Young. Flora Burgess, Ora
Mae Swartwood, Ruth Fem, Ada
Holmes, Ruth Simmons.
Publicity, Janet Renton, Lucy
Hardy; legislation, leila Boards.
ley, Frances Lister, Blanche Mars,
Gladys Whitmer: drama and en-
blem. Marjorie Milliman, Johanna
Gerlitz, Edith Goyette, Marietta
Bentley, Jennie Mesic.
Public affairs. Helen Saunders,
Inez Graves, Marjorie Hiscock; in,
! ternational relations, Gladys Boy.
ington, Mildred Geddes, Pearl Hall,
Gertrude Parsons; education and
Mary Hoover Scholarship fund,
Thelma Hunt. Helen McCalla, Cora
Horton; personnel, Ruth Loeffler,
Madge Bird, Freda Warsop, Elva
Gaskell Gertrude Sprague.
Health. Lillian McAndless, Mae
H'Lavin, Maude Carpenter. Elsie
Andrews; safety, Ethel Taylor.
Gertrude Flint, Alice Hines. Anna
Gwinner, Russella Wardroper; mu-
sic, Hazel Stitt, Dorothy Stumpf,
Marie Kennedy, Helen Miller, Ma
bel Marsh.
Dinner, Wilma Byers, Charlotte
Palmer. Ruth NJ. Fem. Esther Di.
mond. Clyde Clark. Mabel Stadt-
miller; dining room. Belle Morri.
son, Sylvia Berg, Alta Shaw Kirk.
Hazel Worden, Eileen Harrison
Mabel Bentley, Florence Signor
transportation. Lucille Cameron
Edna Westenfeld, Marian Barton
Edna Stanton.
Girl Scouts, Mary Delaforce, Ann
Harner, Adele Hanson; scrap
book, Blanche Kissane; records
and constitution, Leeta Baird; in.
stalling officer. Ethyl Van Etten
Marian McClench Award, Helen
Bassett, Edith Walker; and Emilia
Kennedy Award Mabel Chaplin and
Mayme Hill.
Miss Warren announced that the
program for the year would be
planned around the outline of the
National Federation theme, "Streng
thening Democracy through Nation
al Defense"
A tentative budget was accepted
by the club.
A contribution was made to the
Arts and Crafts for the new Water
loo Camp and a loan was voted
from the Mary Hoover Scholarship
Education Fund TO a deserving
student.
Miss Warren will be the club.
delegate to the state convention a.
Sault Ste. Marie May 30-31 ant
and June I. Several other mem
bers will attend this convention
Miss Mabel Marsh and Miss Mag
dalen Blum reported on the recen
meeting OF District Number One
held at Monroe Country Club. Miss
Marsh is in charge OF reservation!
for the luncheon meeting of thu
Washtenaw County Federation o
Women's Clubs to be at Charlie,
McKenny Hall, Saturday, May "a.
Miss Leona Hubbell and Mis-
Madge Bird asked for volunteer