El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
FL PAS0
OFFICERS
Business for Year Starts
Off With Boom; Boy
Scouts Boosted.

VIII $ Crombie. newly elected presi-
dent. was installed by the retiring
president. G. A. Martin at the noon
day luncheon meeting OF the Fl Paso
Rotary at sheldon grill room Thurs
day. Mr.. Crombie then installed the
other newly elected officers T. c.
Davis. vice president: Joe H. Evans.
secretary. Hal T. Christie. treasurer,
and Ed. r. Yale. sergeant at arms.
Treasurer Christie was not able to
attend the meeting. being called out
Of town
installed. f. W. Norton, ". r. stiles,
T.. T.. Thede F. 3. Ezell, T. To- Lach-
man. J. p. Sheehau. and G. A. Martin
Each Of the new officers present
spoke Of his policies Tor Rotary yea -i
The new directors were introduced
Committees Appointed.
President VIII Crombie appointed
the following committees:
Finance. Schwartz, T. A. Thurs
ton and A. s PeaJross-
Educational-C ". Groom Fuller
swift. and 2 A. shelton
Fraternal-E. c. Perry, A. H. war
rem and A. J. Strayer-
Membership s Gething, Dean D.
Clark and Jake Miller
Entertainments r. Winch 3
J. BRENT Chas. J. Andrews, Alves
Dixon. ". " Richardson.
Public affairs-GeOrge r. lie Baron,
E. W Kayser and A. r Fegan.
Grievance. H Rodess o. J. Bin
ford and X L Simons-
Farrell r ". Seward. Mao L
Hutchins W r Shutes. Clarence
alacIzie and Bob Gibson.
Editor Roundup. c. Davis; ad-
vertising manager. Bob F. Gibson.
Correspondent Of Rotarian-G. A
Boosts Boy scout Week
Richard F. Burgess, spoke on the
Boy scout week which begins June
Sth- Il realize that Rotary has put
the Boy Scouts on the map in III
Paso. There should be about 3ooe
members 70 this organization instead
Of about SEQ as at present me
fathers and mothers OF the boys
should join also, as they are eligible
for associate membership which does
not cost but 81 year
Let US make this movement
rousing success and turn the boy
energy OF our country into helpful I
channels so that they VIII be en-
viable citizens when they are grown
Guest Praises Rotary
A committee volunteered to meet
with the Boy Scouts at their meeting
at the chamber OF commerce this
evening to further the plans OF max B
ing the movement a success
Bishop +. B. HoWden. OF the Epis-
copa1 church at Albuquerque, n NJ. /
who offered the opening prayer, the
guest Of Rev. FULLER swift, praised I
Rotary by saying;
ssThe spirit expressed by your new 3
president when he said. We are going
10 stop chewing the rag. Is typical I
81 Rotary and Is the thing Tor the {
present day In this day when au-
-ocracies fail over night and likewise 1
new nations are born, there is a spirit I
hold together. The spirit OF this club !
can be expressed in the well known I
saying, Now that everybody has been T.
sufficiently damned lets get down 4
10 business"
S. J. BRENT OF the y. II. C. A. raug ]
Outside OF the church OF God there /
Is no other body OF men in the country /
with higher ideals than Rotary"
II B. Durkee formerly with the Y j
II c. A. who has been in France for j
hat Organization. and who was due /
70 speak at the Rotary meeting. was /
delayed en- route
Charles Andrews and Tom Christian I
sang several duets, with Joe Evans 4
accompanying at the piano
+. b. Fletcher won the attendance /
lrize, and Lee Thompson was elected
goat for next week
Guests at the meeting we're bishop 4
3 Hcwden. capt Henry Fletcher
nd T. J. Poppen-
D. j. Binford. G. A. Martin and r.
4. Rogers paid $3.50 into the charity
fund. being cents a year for their
icm bined ages Each had had a birth
lay anniversary since last meeting