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Show Hope Expressed for Organization Of B.P.W. Club Here by Salt Lake Club The Ensign Business and Professional Prof-essional Club of Salt Lake City under the direction of President Carol Bird, formerly of Springville, is desirous of sponsoring' a club in Springville to bring to the business busin-ess women here the values of association as-sociation with national and international inter-national groups, affording a wide exchange of ideas and abilities to serve, it was announced this week. - Women more and more are taking tak-ing their places in the progress of our communities. The problems and complexities of daily living iron out when they are attacked I intelligently and systematically by j individuals united in a common j cause. Progressive organizations such as The Business and Professional Profes-sional Women's Clubs do much to unify efforts to build a better world through their industry, . their tolerance, their cooperation. ! their civic responsibility and their i educational activity, it is pointed out. .. The National Federation of Business Bus-iness and Professional Women's Clubs is the largest organization in the world devoted entirely to i interests of Business and profes- ! sional women. Its purpose is to el- j evate the standards of women and, to extend opportunities to women through education along lines of industrial, scientific and vocational vocation-al activities. Concerted action, working in unity and loyalty, in such vital problems as civilian defense, de-fense, conservation of our natural nat-ural resources, legislation for the laws affecting the well being of women and families makes a solution sol-ution more readily apparent, Miss Bird said. In Utah, twenty-four clubs'unite to practice the ideals which are the foundation of our nation, to unlock doors of opportunity in the cause of better humanity and a richer and broader womanhood. Rheumatic Fever is the worthwhile worth-while project adopted by Utah clubs this year. Participation in a nursing course sponsored by the club for this coming July 28 to August 1st, is one accomplishment the club is proud of. Utah still has the highest incidence of rheumatic rheu-matic fever in the U. S. Such projects pro-jects can be of great help to our communities in combating this crippling-disease. Rheumatic Fever is the State project of the club and the state BPW has given between two and three thousand dollars worth of equipment to the County hospital to aid rheumatic fever and in research re-search of the same. |
