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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1969
Page
10
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Baytown Business and Professional Women's club joins 180,000 women in 3,812 clubs to mark National Business Women's Week from Oct 19 to 25. The National Federation of Business and Professional Women marks its 1st anniversary, aiming to advance women’s economic, social, political, and educational progress and secure equal rights and opportunities nationwide.
In observance of National Business Women's Week Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs announces the Golden Torch Award. President Timothy Pendleton of New Boston says the award honors firms opening doors of opportunity for women. The award will be presented at the state convention in Amarillo in June 1976. Nominations are welcome through all BPW clubs.
During the first Federation birthday at the St Paul Convention in 1920, president Miss Gail Laighlin formed two committees of three to select a design for the Federation Emblem. In February 1890s the committee chose the final design by sculptor Wygaard, with Nike as the symbol of progress.
Baytown BAPW faithful member Robye Burch is recognized for five years of service with the organization. The club records note yearly scrappook presentations to the president as gifts from B and PW members.
Membership is open to women engaged in business or professions who support the club’s objectives and meet eligibility. Approximately 186,000 members in over 3,800 clubs are organized through 33 state federations across the United States and D C. The International Federation of Business and Professional Women links working women on a national scale with the US Federation as a spokesman for business and professional women.
Mrs Ed Rutledge representing Baytown Baytown Business and Professional Women Club is selected to represent 20 clubs in District 3 and to bid for Mrs Texas B and P W title for 68 69 She is the first Baytown candidate since 1948 and is wife of CPA Edward Rutledge member of Redeemer Lutheran Goose Creek Country Club and the local Art League She is noted for attractiveness skill enthusiasm and willingness to participate in club programs and civic activities.
Objectives listed aim to raise standards for women in business and professions. They promote interests of business and professional women, foster cooperation, extend opportunities in education, and encourage participation of women in industry and government activities across fields.
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