Travis County Rural Schools - Defender Yearbook (Pflugerville, TX)

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Ny J B Turxxnr Advisor . Preudent - X m Seeretarjy I Treasurer - NQ Reporter - Alvin Krauss ldviao

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11- lirs. TI. H. Uentlsnd Honorary Life-Pres. U P. T. A. To merely cnuzm-wrote the long list of useful activities in which Lira. PY. H. Wentland has been engaged while serving the State in various fields gives one the impression oi' reading a cata- logue of University degrees. Only a few of her different positions will suffice to indicate She has served the State Federation of Ylomen's Clubs as President secretary twice, and chairman of different Departments of work in charter member or the Austin Woman's Club and now s member of' the elected ra member of Austin Parliament Clubg President of two Pioneer Clubs of Honor P. T. ks, and the Literary Treasurer of Ladies Auxiliary of Texas Pharmaceutical Associstiong twice con- vention chairman of Travis County Drugg5.st's Wives Associationg Chairman of Red Cross dist- ributcrss Chairman of local YIoman'a division of N. R. A., Life member of Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers. Her interest is not limited to club, educational and church work, but is also prominent Ln politics - serving as a National delegate of the 1928 Presidential conven- her unusual qualifications. of Fifth District, Recording the organization. She is a Board of Directors recently tion in Houston. Active and efficient she is in daxhand wherever responsible work is undertaken. The recent honor that the Delta Kappa Gammas have added to Ex-ss tientlandls long roll of activities in electing her a member of that organization, is e displeyal of' their own good judgment and just another recognition of her wonderful ability and peculiar fitness to serve in worth while endeavors. She is one of the outstanding women of the State who enjoys the con- fidence and the esteem of' every organization to which she belongs. She is dignified in bearing noble in character, and high in ideals and ethical standards. Host connendstory among, her many achievmen-ts, is the unparalleled service she has rendered in the social welfare of her own little city. Foremost among, Red Cross workers, leader in building a beautiful club house in town, sponsor for raising the school to higher educational rating, and active in every forward :lovement for progress, she holds presiding offices in many organizations, and freely gives her time and talent to advancing herclty and tate. The Delta Kappa Gammas have reason to cozogratulate themselves in adding to their names so capable and responsible s member as Lire. W. H. Yientland of leanor. Written by V Mrs. Lilles Terrell Shaver I