The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-06
c. OF c. FFICER
CHEERED DUE To
LOCAL PROSPECT
So Committees, 106 Men Due to Meet
Tonight at City Hall to Start
Work in Membership
Drive
POINTS OUT CAMPAIGN
OF INTEREST TO CITY
Predicts Full Attendance Tonight
and Shows Value of Work in
Harmony; List of Com
mittees Given

The prospect of 50 committees, to
taling a membership of 1O6 men
working on one proposition for the
betterment of Chickasha, enthused
the Chamber of Commerce Officials
today as the time for the meeting
of the committees approached
These committees, who are the
backbone Of the campaign for mem
bership in the Chickasha Chamber
of Commerce, are to meet tonight
in the city hall at 1880 for the pur-
pose of getting their assignments OF
territory, instructions and material
for the drive which is to be staged
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Meet Short-Important
L. f. Hutson, president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce pointed out
this morning that the meeting to-
night would not consume more tnan
u half hours time, as all plans have
worked out by the directors of the
chamber and there is nothing left
to do tonight but give the material
for the membership drive to the com
mitteemen instruct them in the
work they are scheduled to perform
and assign them the territory in
which to work.
If the meeting tonight is to be
short, it is at the same time the
ufost important event in the cam
paign as It is in fact the mobiliza-
ton eff the force that will either
make the membership campaign
success, Or otherwise, officials point
ed out
Officials Optimistic.
Officials OF the Chamber of Com
merce were optimistic this morning
over the prospects for rousing
meeting Of the committeeman to
night
ut seems to me that the prospect
OF 1G6 men working on one matter
for the good of Chickasha is most
refreshing" said L. C. Hutson, prssi-
dent cf the Chamber of Commerce
this morning 1T is especially so, in
view of certain criticism that has
been offered during the past few
weeks.
ut has been said, believe, that
Chickaala mon cannot pull together.
l expect the meeting tonight and
the campaign which is to follow, to
prove that Chickasha merchants and
business men can pull together and
will actually accomplish it. l figure
that big attendance practically
100 percent attendance will result
tonight because, it seems to me the
individual committeeman will not
want it said that he has in any way
stood in the way OF the proof, need
ed now more than at any time in
tle past, that Chickasha business in
terests will work together for d
common end.'
Here Are Committees.
Following are the committees
whose members are called for a
meeting at the city hall tonight at
7::9O.
Banks, cotton oil interests, milling
companies; Roy C. Smith, L. 6. Hut
son.
Plumbing, iron and sheet metal;
NJ. c. Conrad, A. F. Book.
Physicians, hospitals, specialists; !;
DR.. A. B. Leeds. DR.. ]. C. Ambris-
ter.
Automobiles; F. M. Frey, J. 2.
Wolverton.
Broom corn, automobiles; John T.
Owsley W. H. Thompson.
Automobiles, garages; A. c.
Schultz, NJ A Wylie.
Automobile supplies; Conde Nc
G1nley, l.. L. Hensley
Auto repairs, painting, tires; R. X
McGregor. E. c. Andrews.
Bakeries, hotels; C. c. Hubbard, j
T. Gossett.
Barber shops; w. C. Wofford, w
n Elliott
Blacksmith shops; Claud Roark