The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-01
STATE ASSOCIATION OF
AD CLUBS 70 MEET N
DhYT0NA JANUARY II
ORGANIZATION FORMED At ST.
AUGUSTINE TUESDAY - ONLY
FOUR DELEGATES PRESENT
FROM DAYTONA.


With representatives present from
DeLand, Daytona, Tampa, St. August
inc and Jacksonville, the State Asso-
citation Of Advertising clubs was sue
cessfully launched in St Augustine
Tuesday afternoon and is started to-
ward being one of the most progress
sive organizations of the state. Many
important matters were discussed and
the meeting went on record as favor
ing an active campaign that will re-
suit in advertising clubs being formed
in every city of the state
Officers Named.
Charles A Tutewiler, Of Jackson
vile, was elected president. with 3. R.
Kessler, also OF Jacksonville. as Sec
rotary j. r. Murphy, OF Palatka,
Fred Wolff Of Tampa; T. E. Fitzger-
aid, OF Daytona. were elected first.
second and third vice presidents re-
spectively. S. F. kidder. of ST. Au-
gustine, was elected treasurer, and an
executive committee, composed OF
two members from each of the clubs
was named This committee will con-
duct all official affairs of the club
the president and other officers.
0aytona Wins.
Palatka, DeLand and Daytona We'd
for honors in having the next meet
ing, which is to be held January II,
but Daytona won in the balloting.
Representatives of Palatka were as
sured that the following meeting
would be held in their city.
! many important matters were taken
| up covering every phase of business
| and advertising, the whole meeting
hearty interest
! The meeting endorsed the move
| ment of county appropriations for
publicity and advertising, after ].
| Harvey Whitney had explained the
| Duval county work and the need OF
! further work along that line Pres
ident Jefferson Thomas, Of the Jack
sonville club. assisted greatly in the
meeting and at the close gave shor,
but instructive talk on advertising
! values and work. The others attend
ing the session also gave interesting
talks and the adjournment found al
deeply enthused over the work accom-
plished
The ST. Augustine Advertisers clui
and the chamber of commerce acted
as hosts at a banquet given III ths
| chamber OF commerce building at
clock and between 10 and l0s
attended the reception, where gOot
things to eat and short talks and en-
tertainment features closed what wa:
voted a most creditable and resultfu
day Of work
Executive Committee.
The executive committee. compos
ed OF two members from each club
represented follows.
Thomas Jefferson. J. Harvey Whit
ney, Of Jacksonville.
jerome Waterman. Jack Mahoney
of Tampa.
A W Hunnicutt, Y W Gould, o
DeLand
Charles f. Burgman. " |. Coursefl
of Daytona.
Eugene Masters, NJ H Arends, o
St. Augustine.
Two members each are to be Sc
lected by the Palatka and Miami
clubs
Members of the constitution and b!
, laws committee are. NJ Il. Jennings
of Jacksonville. T. L. Fitzgerald, Q
Davtona; S T kidder. Of St. Al
justine; Oscar Conhlin, Of Miami
NJ p Walsh Of Palatka.
The clubs represented III the stat
8 association are Jacksonville. ST AT
tgustine Davtona Tampa, Pslatka, Dc
> Land and Miami
, Although the Daytona Advertiser
club was entitled TO seven delegate
but four were present from this Cit,
Those who attended from here wer
C. F. Burgman. ". / Coursen. Chas
L Gardiner and Z + Fitzgerald