The Brunswick news., 1912-10-19

said Mr.. Bugg, and although compe-
tition is stronger today men find that
cooperation through associations pay,
and the same rule applies to cities.
This gathering tonight displays the
real cooperative spirit and by giving
after all lines of new business Bruins
wick is sure to forge ahead. Mr..
Bugg also proved a good story teller
and added much enjoyment to the
gathering.
Joseph E. Lockwood of the Yaryan
company, was then called upon by the
POSTMASTER and added much interest
to the occasion by detailing facts thar
determined the company to come to
Brunswick. Mr. Lockwood said he
was pleased to see the spirit of CO.
operation expressed by such a gath
erlng and felt sure that much benefit
would result in the building up of
Brunswick and attracting of other in
dustries. you have some live wires
here in Brunswick said Mr.. Lock
wood, "and one of the livest wires l
ever met is Mr.. Albert Fendig, Bruns-
wick has great possibilities and re-
sources and if you show the same de-
termination in going after other in
dustries as was displayed in our case
you will get all you go after"
G. H. Leavy of The News, was then
introduced and added great interest to
the occasion by rehearsing many of
the setbacks the city has exerienced
and also told with what determination
every obstacle had been overcome.
The gospel of publicity" said Mr..
Leayy, is necessary to the success
of any movement. With the proper
spirit of cooperation and a campaign
of publicity showing to the world the
advantages and resources of Bruns-
wick she is bound to take her right
full place among the important ports
OF the country" Referring to a slo-
gan playing on the words boast" and
boost" Mr.. Leavy concluded by say
ing that 1--WE should boast and boost"
anu results were assured.
Lemen's Interesting Talk.
w. c. Lemen, assistant engineer U.
S. A., was the next speaker and gave
some very interesting facts regarding
the port of Brunswick. Mr.. Lemen
stated that the city had "a 1-2 miles
of water front and harbor that could
anchor half the navy. He also spoke
upon the proposed improvement or
Terry's Creek and what the develop
ment of the waterways meant to this
city, and closed by paying a compli-
ment to the live men of the commun-
ity.
Toastmaster Haym then called upon
F. E. Twitty, who said that a board
of trade 81 dinner had been his hobby
for year, but until the spirit of CO.
operation struck the community he
could never get a second to his mo-
ton. Mr.. Twitty then gave an ac-
count of the work of the Brunswick
Advancement association in locating
the Yaryan Naval Stores company ana
the Georgia Veneer and Packing Co.
in Brunswick and also dwelt on the
needed development of the farm lands
of Glynn county. He closed his talk
by saying that this gathering here
tonight is the exponent and embodi-
ment of cooperation"
Secretary WeatherIy Speaks.
J. G. Weatherly, secretary OF the
board of trade, was the last speaker
of the evening, and stated that he
was here "to work hand in hand with
the people until we made Brunswick
the great city her resources call for"
Brunswick has the natural advanta-
ges,' said Mr.. Weatherly, and things
are sure to come her way + you go
after them" With the assistance and
cooperation Of the progressive men Of
the community there is no question OF