The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-29
ASSOCIATED COMMERCIAL CLUBS.
Active Work Now Being Done in Behalf
OF the Association

Active Work Now Being Done in Behalf
OF the Association
Dallas Texas, June 29,-Mr c. A. Keat-
ing, president of the Associated CONNER
cial Clubs of Texas, gave out the following
to the press this week THE two or tire ,
vacancies which remained to he filed on
the board of directors Of the Texas Ass
GIFTED Commercial Climbs have now been
hlled and active work is now being prr Sc
cuIed In behalf of the association, which,
1t is thought will gr,w rapidly and bcc 1me
an instrument Of great good In the IN 1t rial
development of Texas. We are hoping
that at least 100 well supported commcrei Al
clubs win be added TO those already at
work on this line in Texas and with the
united pull of all these forces splendid re.
suits must surely follow. on the board Of
directors and among the vice presidents
ana seqfetares are some of the most 'proml
Fnent and progressive business men in the
State, and 1t is believed that each Will
exert TO the fullest bis influence In hch If
OF the purposes for which the organization
was formed ~
The following has been mailed 10 every
mayor in Texas:
Our executive committee would thank
yon very much to fill out the inclosed card
with the name and officers OF your bOud
Of trade or commercial club. If there is NJ
such organization In your town, please
give the names of ten prominent ct zen ;
who would likely interest themselves III
the formation Of one.
1t is the ambition of our executive com.
mittee to have utilization with Mt least 2
hundred live commercial bodies by the md
o. the year and with such a number work
ing In unison for the commercial and In
dustrial interests Of the State. the most
gratifying results must surely follow.
Thinking you in advance FOR the favor
asked, we are, c. A. keating, President.
s. A Fishburn, Secretary;
Below is list of the officers dire tofs,
vice presidents and secretaries: &. 4.
Heating, Dallas, president; Cecil A. Lyon,
Sherman. first vice president: J.. sang T.
Dallas. treasurer: S. A. Fishburn, Dulas
Cortes. First congressional district, Ilous-
ton; V. Weiss. Second congressional dls,,
trict, Beaumont; John T. Bonner, Third
congressional district, Tyler; @. %. rnrne
Fourth congressional district, Texarkana
Jesse Shain, Fifth congressional dlsui T.
| Mckinney D. f. Grove, Sixth COMPRESSION
congressional district, Waco; Paul Waplens,
| Eighth congressional district Fort Worth
| Walter TippS, Ninth congressional district,
| Austin; NJ Lasker, Tenth e2ngrTessinn.al
congressional district, Nictorih, ..
Baker, Twelfth copgresslona district san
Angelo F. G. HlehssmT1Ith, rR mn,Is c u
Vice presidents and secretaries: First
dlstrictIH r. MacGregor, Houston vice
president; Tom Richardson, Houston se,, ",
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mani vice president; T. w shepherd
Beaumont. secrotary, Third , district prs.,
IIouttFt W Johnson. LonCyiew. secretary
Fourth %t district l.. W. Williams, Paris
! ,tce president; w F. Gill, Paris secretary
! Fifth district A. f. Platter Denlson. VIC
nrasident: p A. Thompson, Denlson score
tairy. sixth district charles Stei stein AM
Dallas. vice president, s. 1 FiShpuEm9 IA y q.
I'M gins Waco. vice president Levin PUNK
Waco, secretary. Eighth n.6 dlsfg,st-AH = =
| 20 Slu',a, Fort Worth secretary. Nirtl
dPiasttTrintIw. 3, Workman, Austin vice
president. win Richardson Anstisi , SeSTs'
IiaaapAn,otsviile Vice president; G.. II. McMas
ter r' Galveston secretary Geye vent pr Sii
tfict-J o. Nicholson l aF;ed"; wee e,,re g
aMe,Ind li "a" district-I4 l. Hart, San Antohio
Vice president Charles kige,; en- j
iohiuii aSnthol nj Paso. vice president W. r.
p,ssell nj Paso, secretary