positions as ine man;From; Female to Woman.The changing conditions, she said, transformed the “female of 1836 into the lady of lj886, and the woman of 1936.” |The state .'president continued by pointing out' the changes of ideals and standards which have resulted in education of the masses and thecreation of . a more practical mindedpeople. 1 'Mrs. Odell emphasized the important part j the Business and Professional women’s clubs throughout the country have played, in bringing the women to a position of equal rights. ;She also explained the various principals for which the clubs sfand which have made, them attain a position of-national prominence.Other Numbers on Program.Other numbers on the program, which took; the place of the regular April meeting of the local club, were two vocal solos by Mrs. W. S. Cooksey and two readings by Miss Tillie Litwin. ' ;The meeting, which was held at the Kelley. hotel and was preceded by a dinner, ;was planned for by the health and jfinance committees of the local club. Dr. LucyjM. Hull is chairman of j the health committee and Fern Brown the .Only other member of ithe committee. Miss Maude McKinney is the chairman of the finance committee, composed of Mrs. Lavjina Wood and Mrs. Beulah Meek.