Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-17
|R0GRAM IS MADE |FOR 2-DAY SESSION
 |0F RO7ARIANS HERE:
,ubs in Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi Meet March 24-25
REPRESENTS INTERNATIONAL ASSN,
,s;ssinni to Get 1921 Meeting-H K. Toney is Being Urged for Office of District
 Governor

Governor
 The program for the two-day con-
 antion of the Fourteenth District of
 be International association of Ro-
 Rrv clubs, embracing the states of
 rkansas. Louisiana and Mississippi,
 Bhich will be held in Pine Bluff We'd
 esday and Thursday, March 24 and
 was announced yesterday. The
 (onvention will hold seven sessions
 Beginning Wednesday morning. The
 rst session will be more or less
 outine in nature, and will consist of
 eeistration, communications, an
 ouncements of committees appointed
 md other convention business.
 Registration of delegates and visi-
 ors will begin at 8:30 and will take
 place in the lobby of the Hotel Pines.
 By 10 o'clock, it is presumed that
 bractically all registration will be
 tencluded, and the conference will
 hold it's first session when Charles
 NV. Holmes, president of the local Elub, will call the conference to or
 Her. The conference will official by convene with response to the address of welcome by District Gov ernor Benjamin c. Brown of the New Orleans club. Following this, an invocation will be offered by Dr. p. I. Norris, pastor of the First Pres 'byterian church, to be followed by Communications, and the announce |ment of committees appointed.
 At l0:45 there will be the presen- |tation of past district governors, Sam I'VE Mason and Hillrie M. Quinn. This Twill be followed by an address by the district governor, Benjamin c. Brown. |The announcement of personnel of eIeftI9n committee appointed by the zNaku governor will then be made. Tess Followed by an address by Estes ESn'decor, second vice of the interna- tlonal association. The closing peri od of the morning session will be taken up with invitations from rep resentatives of cities desiring to en- certain the next conference.
 Discuss Past Work.
 The second session of the confer sAsSyill be luncheon session to =, llace at 12:15, with Charles w hes, president of the local club presiding. This session will be fea- tu1ed by songs, stunts, and speech es, typically Rotary in nature. All the clubs in, attendance will join ir the stunts, while the songs will be ed by Song Leader Ken Metcalf of fort smith. The two addresses to pc heard at this session will be by 'ames V: Gresham of the New Or cans club and Hugh Hart, of the Lit le Rock club. Mir. Gresham will ,alk on "The 1920 Convention," while Mr. Hart will interpret the "Messape 'f Rotary"
 Talks intended to bring out fea- ures of the work of the various '.uns will take up the afternoon ses- non. Features of this session will ,e discussion on "The One Best I,hlng Our Club Has Done During ne Fast Year." led by Past District lovefhor Hillrie M. Quin. A dis uss1on of work among the boys will ,e ied bv c. H. Baltzell of Fort 'hith. This discussion will fall in- U lour phases: Vocational guidance UT Doys, more men teachers above ne sixth grade at salaries sufficient attract the right kind of men 'hyslcal examinations for all child . en entering school, the estab- ,shment of community centers fo, he young. ioi
 me evening session will be given yer yer to an elaborate banquet at the lotel Plnes at which ladies of visit. ,,k .. ana local Rotarians will be pres .I ;a. oharles w. Holmes will pre- iue l, as Postmaster. "To the Fiag" s',i s',i De patriotic reading by Miss an ..,ice breathwit The Rotary lad es VIII be toasted by Estes Snedeco, hu henJamin c. Brown. Mrs. ]. l.. Vorrls will return the honor with a ,has' ,yhass' The Gentlemen" Governor ,Has. ,is4s II; Brough will speak on "Our v; ~, M. Barrow of Jonesboro there .i 'h; pc community singing. after XII 'n Henry Barbee of Jonesboro .ni bring to the banquet. the "Mes- 'as o1 Rotary" The whole as ca ""oiage will join in singing "Amer- ,a sa' r when adjournment from the "tuee naSo nall to the Elks club will be G nt;s ana dancing will take nlace ram n1;,, o'clock. The banquet pro- onns @ VIII VIII De varied with community ow;no iea by a choir with the fol vest vs u personnel: M. D. McNeil. Ray 'ow t " waiter AdamsI Ralph Mitchell s ,u uso nemp, Stanley Dreyfus. Guy vsprg' John Sorrells, James Da- ,;lr fst session of the second day on m pegln at 9:30 Thursday morn. ;s, |; ana will be called to order bv 'ha iet s governor Benjamin c. Brown .;,e ne 1irst business at this sess;nn nd en sne reading of communications ,v oasnnaouncements by the secre- 1.s 1s f oi the convention. Reports of ,a1( owing conference committees c read: Committee on reristra- tT Sommittee on resolutions. and
 speclal committees.
 W., international Problems.
 oss: Mitn this business concluded tho esslon Will take under cons;der.+;n,, ;ne 'hesa hInal w;,' association problems. uss;ons wiii De in the nature of dis he f;rs+ ,eG oy different Rotarians ,ota t ,.rst II, will be discussion on what re ;, ean do to assist school teach- uate ,dae dnelr efforts to obtain ade. heir ueauate compensation for |randse rvlces. led by Walter R rili ilio' ha of New Orleans. Second 7ard extenslon work, led bv Fd-
 siser of the Jackson club.