The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-08
Plans Perfected for Visit
OfGov. Broug]t on Thursday
Chief Executive Of Arkansas
Will Be Kept Busy Dur
ing Stay in City.

Hon. Charles II. Brough, governor
OF Arkansas, who comes TO this city
under the auspices OF the Mems club
Of the First Baptist church, will ar
rive from Memphis Thursday at
leaves his car by the pastor of the
First Baptist church and several mem
bers OF the club and the board OF dea-
cons, after which he win be taken To
the pastors home. 62s Oak street
and Mrs. liner during his stay. A.
1l'30 Thursday morning he will b
given an informal reception In tn
nnr'or Of the Hotel Patten. where he
VIII receive greetings from the recep
ton committee and from many local
church and CONGREGATION. At 1890
Rotary luncheon and will be the prin-
cIpal speaker al the regular meeting
Of the Rotary club, In the afternoon
Gov Brough will be taken over the
city and the points Of interest locally
ny member. Of the Automobile club
over and Mark Wilson are making
arrangements for this detail. Gov.
fsrouFh Is president Of the United
States Good Roads association.
The banquet OF the Mems club will
be held in the church parlor at $3.50
OF the finest speeches Of this matt.
over he'd In this city. Gov. Brough
Is a wonderful speaker. practical
nan, Mt the same time great edu-
Gator, and is the '.uthor OF r,env In
rle OF Arkansas acclaim Gov Br1uTh
the greatest governor Ar'snns"s h.
ever had, They are so we'll pleased
with him that they have made hin,
president OF the state chamber OF
commerce, which position he viii cor'e
into at the close Of his term OF office
- governor. Ono OF his main duties
win he to tour the continent present
Ing 10 great conventions the real merit
and opportunities OF Arkansas.
An elaborate menu has been pro-
vided and will he prenared nv tho va.
ty tho ladies' from the Sunday school
room. A splendid program of music
md entertainment has been arran"od
70 he 0iven during the dinner and be-
fore the governor speaks This pro-
gram in full will he announced later
hesides the special guests at thc
Sneakers table Places are arranged
Mt the speakers table for the pres'-
dents Of the local civic organizations.
such as the Rotary. Kiwanis Civitan
and Automobile clubs. chamber Of
rrter- Church counsel, Pastors asso-
citation etc.
Members NJ these ora nizat'ons ard
'he congregation who desire reserva-
ton are urged to make them not later
than Wednesday morning Reserva-
tions con he gotten from " r., Brown
=. o Rankson and TIE Merriam ~
anv other member Of the club. or by
rhoninr or calling In person Mt tho
church office Thnsa who da~'~a 70
attend are urged to hear In mind that
this Is an omen meeting and 'ad'es'
nirht Under the direction NJ rudoe
Travson very beautiful souvenir pro-
gram Ia heinR prenared.
Pastor inner and the governor hive
heen friends for some tir7e Thev
have spoken together On other, coca =
siona when the pastor was national
sneaker for tho American lection The
naEtor feels that he cannot sneak tor
hioh,v n Gov. RrouRh as a speaker
q stat~sman. nm educator and Th-is-
tan gentleman. The pastor homes
that the mnr'h"-sNin NJ tho ciuh and
| congregation win realize what nm on
| rortunitv th'a 10 70 hear and meet
| 'h'S sn,nndid cit'ven ana that they
! will not faii IN tho- su~~ort ~ h'-
o-rNarance under the auSniceH ~ the
MEMS club and he feels sure that
every place will be taken on this oc-
caHiOn