Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Bisman BPW Golf Tournament.....Still time to register.... have some FUN....Support Local women

Bisman BPW Golf Tournament.....Still time to register.... have some FUN....
Support Local women


This is a fun tournament even if you have never golfed before.  Come out and support a good cause. Bismarck-Mandan Professional Woman each year sponsor two scholarships, through  Esther Hample Scholarship Fund.  If you do not want to golf join us for dinner at 6pm at the Bismarck Elks Club 900 S Washington Bismarck ND
For more information:  Contact Gail  gail.flom@hotmail.com   701 238 7868

To register a team or as an individual use this form:


If you your place of business would like to sponsor a cart, a hole or give a silent auction item or if you would like to give 80 items for the Welcome bag please use this form:



More information about the BPW Scholarship Fund
Esther Hample was born in 1901 in Oskaloosa, Iowa.  She attended John Fletcher College (now Vennard College) in University Park, Iowa, where she studied biology.  Esther taught high school in Iowa and Kentucky before moving to Bismarck in 1933.  While in Bismarck, Esther continued her education by taking courses at universities in Iowa, North Dakota and Michigan.  From 1959 to1977, she was the Burleigh County Superintendent of Schools.  In 1960, the Bismarck-Mandan Business and Professional Women’s Club (BPW) named Esther “Woman of the Year”.  In 1976, the Bismarck Chapter of the National Secretaries Association named her “Boss of the Year”.  That same year, Vennard College named Esther the “Distinguished Alumni” in the field of education.  Esther was a member of McCabe Methodist Church, the Bismarck-Mandan Art Association, the Symphony League, the American Association of University Women, Zonta International and, of course, the Bismarck-Mandan Business & Professional Women’s Club.  She was also active in other organizations including the Red Cross, Easter and Christmas Seals and other groups serving the state and community.
Esther never missed a BPW meeting, even after she started experiencing physical difficulties toward the end of her 91 years of life.  Her original bequest to BPW was $1,333. Esther did a number of wonderful things in her lifetime and was well-respected.  For these reasons, the Bismarck-Mandan Business & Professional Women’s Club wants to reward deserving women with this scholarship opportunity.  The Bismarck-Mandan BPW Club has continued to add to the scholarship fund each year from various sources but mostly through monies raised via its annual golf tournament.