Saturday, May 14, 2011

Pages from the Past - 1962

10th Anniversary Republican Women's Conference
April 15-17, 1962
Statler-Hilton Hotel, Washington, D.C.

    Here are the names of those in the picture left to right:

Mrs. Betty Chronic - Boulder
Mrs. Sue Homeyer - Aspen
Mrs. Gordon Allot - Weld 
Ruth Parks -President, National Federation of Republican Women
Mrs. Carrie Conry - Denver
Mrs. Lucille Cannon - Denver
Mrs. Nellie Landbloom - Ft. Collins
Mrs. Fletcher Swan

(To enlarge the picture just click on it)





Pages from the Past - 1954



Colorado Delegation at the Eighth Biennial Convention
National Federation of Republican Women
September 22-23, 1954
Los Angeles, California
Biltmore Hotel
Biltmore Theatre
Hollywood Bowl

Left to right: Mrs. Parks, CFRW President; Mrs. Leonard J. Allot (Mrs. Parks mother); Mrs. ____ 
(Mrs. Corbett's mother); Mrs. J. Stanley Weidman; Miss Ruth Graves; Mrs. Orpha Hall; Mrs. Della Corbett;
Mrs. Bernice Money; Miss Kay McElroy



The Thursday evening Rally started at 7:00p.m. at the Hollywood Bowl. The keynote speaker was The President of the United States, Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Activities on Wednesday of the convention week included a luncheon at the Biltmore Bowl honoring Mrs. Richard M. Nixon. President of the National Federation of Republican Women was Mrs. Carroll Kearns.


  





                                                 
The President of the United States
Dwight David Eisenhower
 
President Eisenhower served two terms in office. Both elections he defeated Adlai Stevenson. He left office January 17, 1961.
 
Eisenhower stands today throughout the world as the greatest champion of peace and justice and good.
                                                                                 From Foreign Policy - Republican Platform 1960.
 
Following is the prayer with which President Eisenhower concluded the farewell address that he broadcast to the Nation:
 
          "We pray that peoples of all faiths, all races, all nations may have their great human needs satisfied, that those now denied opportunity shall come to enjoy it to the full; that all who yearn for freedom may experience its spiritual blessings; that those who have freedom will understand, also, its heavy responsibilities; that all who are insensitive to the needs of others will learn charity; that the scourges of poverty; disease and ignorance will be made to disappear from the earth, and that, in the goodness of time, all peoples will come to live together in a peace guaranteed by the binding force of mutual respect and love."
 
 



Sunday, May 1, 2011

Pages from the past - 1982

National Federation of Republican Women - Board of Directors meeting, Arlington, Virginia


Judy LaMora Hughes, Judy Weidemier, Barbara Bush, Jeanine Lincoln, Mary Swain, Nancy Pewterbaugh

CFRW Woman of the Year - 1983


Statesman photos from CFRW Woman of the Year Banquet - 1983


 Ada Lee Griffiths
1983 CFRW Woman of the Year
CFRW District 6 Director
Past President of Aurora Republican Women

 Marcia Graves
Woman of the Year Banquet Chairman




Pages from the past - 1971

Pages from the past - 1970

Pages from the Past - 1971








Pages from the past - 1970

                                                        Frances Fairbanks

Mrs. Victor (Frances) Fairbanks from Denver presided as President of the Colorado Federation of Republican Women at the 1970 CFRW convention in Grand Junction. The treasurer reported $4,483.56. Contributions included $500 to each of four congressional candidates, $500 to Governor John Love and John Vanderhoof, Lt. Governor, $500 to the Republican State Treasurer who would replace ceceased Treasurer Virginia Blue, and $250 to each Republican Regent.

In 1971 the Cards for Candidates profit to clubs was $648.00 and to CFRW, $600.

CFRW met in Pueblo in 1973 with a theme of "Colorado, Past and Future." It was at this meeting that $100 was contributed through the Carline Owings Memorial tot he South Dakota disaster. The funds were given to a small boy found clinging to a tree after his home, parents and brothers and sisters were washed away in the flood. The boys uncle and family took him in and wrote a letter of thanks.

Charter States And Affiliate Years For States Joining the National Federation

1962  Alabama
1962  Alaska
1940  Arizona
1955  Arkansas
1938  California - Charter
1938  Colorado - Charter
1938  Connecticut - Charter
1952  Delaware
1938  District of Columbia - Charter
1950  Florida
1957  Georgia
1947  Hawaii
1944  Iowa
1939  Kansas
1947  Kentucky
1953  Louisiana
1946  Maine
1938  Maryland - Charter
1941  Minnesota
1961  Mississippi
1938  Missouri - Charter
1938  Montana - Charter
1956  Nebraska
1950  Nevada
1943  New Hampshire
1938  New Jersey - Charter
1939  New Mexico
1939  New York
1953  North Carolina
1940  North Dakota
1940  Ohio
1941  Oklahoma
1940  Oregon
1938  Pennsylvania - Charter 
1982  Puerto Rico
1950  Rhode Island
1961  South Carolina
1956  South Dakota
1955  Tennessee
1955  Texas
1941  Utah
1944  Vermont
1953  Virginia
1945  Washington
1939  West Virginia
1940  Wisconsin
1939  Wyoming