The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-07
ANDREWS |NDUCTED
 INTO PRESIDENCY OF
 THE ROTARY CLUB
Vice President H. J. Brunier of International Rotary Club Addressed the
 Luncheon Guests

H. J. Bruner, vice president of the International Association of Rotary clubs of San Francisco, addressed the local Rotary club yesterday at the luncheon at o'clock at the Tutwiler hotel, taking as his subject War Savings Stamps" and what the Rotary clubs can do to promote the work of making them more popular among the masses, appealing to Rotarians to lend their aid in every way possible in carrying the war to a sue cessful close.
 E. H. Andrews, the newly elected pres ident and his associate officers were in7 stalled in a most impressive manner. Immediately following the installation of President Andrews, Joe D. Rosenberger opened the chorus of They Say Old Andrews He Ain't Got No Style, But He's Style All the While" which was rendered enthusiastically by all those present.
 In beginning his administration, the new president stated that he would give what ability he possessed to the Rotary club as he had none but the kindest feeling for every member of the club He invited any who might be in trouble at any time during his administration to call on him for anything he might be able to do for them. Mir Andrews told the members his willingness to serve, and those not willing to do their duty when called upon should not be mem. bers of the Rotary club. He expressed hope for great prosperity and useful ness during the coming year.
 HENLEY PRAISED NESBIT
 John c. Henley, Jr., at the request of the president, made a short talk paying a high tribute to MT. Nesbit, dwelling on the characteristics of genuineness and conscientousness which he said were the predominant traits of MT. Nesbit The club was to have presented the re- tiring president, Val J. Nesbit. with a handsome ring bearing the coat of arms Of the Nesbit family. but the token had not arrived and will be presented later. Nevertheless, MT. Nesbit responded most feelingly and thanked the members fol the support and co-operation during his administration.
 The local delegates returned from Sel. ma yesterday morning in time for lunch and they brought back splendid reports of the manner in which they were en- tertained in Selma where they attended the district conference of Rotary clubs.
 MT. Brunier. the International vice president, was the guest of the board of directors of the Rotary club, officers and chairmen of the committees at dim ner last night at o'clock at the Tut wiler hotel.
 STANDING COMMITTEES
 The following committees were an nounced by President Andrews:
 Auditing Committee-W. c. Caldwell, F. w. Fruitticher, R. s. w. Brown W. c. Johns, L. l.. Doty, R. D. Burnett and A. M. Boxer.
 Entertainment-Joh Sparrow, J. H. Hodges, B. B. Burton, Ernest Redd, J. N Rose. D. W. c. Yarbrough, Donald Conner.
 Fellowship Committee-Hale " Tarrant. Bert Jacobs, D. A. Piatt, F. A Ribble. R. A. Mullins. M. w. Canister, S. P. Fowlkes.
 Membership Committee-Colman Blach. w R. J. Dunn. E. L. Brown, w. C. Adams Angus Taylor.
 Grievance Committee-H. T. Batterton, w. J. Rushton. T. l.. Hill M. J. Lide, H. H. Horner. R. H. Baugh. W. F. Tyler.
 Ways and Means Committee-J. D. Rosenberger. l.. F. Kleybecker, F. K. Butcher. J. S. Pearson, A. c. Garber, S. D. Crawford. Frank Stevens.
 Miscellaneous Committee-P. G. Shook,