Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Meeting Canadian
Chamber Commerce
Was Grand Success

II the citizens of Canadian wers
nearly 30 well pleased with A. s. stin
nett. president of the Panhandle .Plalnp
Chamber Of Commerce. Dr. n. Thom.
sen, pastor of the Central Prcsbyteriar
Church. and Frank Il. Jamison. mana
ger u the Panhandle. Plains Chamber
OF Commerce. as these Representatives
Of Amarillo were with the good peo
pie met at the annual banquet 81 the
Chamber OF Commerce In the Hemp
TN capital Friday evening. the occl.
sion win live long In the memory Of al.
concerned.
Frank r. Jamison, q former resident
of Canadian. upon his return Saturday
from that city. In conversation with
representative of The News. aid:
Actually. ! thought I knew Canadian
at her best. but the people ousdid them.
selves last night. II was a wonderful
meeting, from the beautiful program
rendered by the Mitchell orchestra.
down 20 the closing word by residents
NAfA NNNtNAHH stNs 0AlUiaFNt lil lllN UusI
ness talk bristling with optimism AMI
breathing of good things TO come.
caught the heart o the Canadian peo.
pie at the very beginning. Then came
an address by DIR. Thomson. repleto
with the elements Of Optimism and
Honesty" the subject chosen and an.
nounced a. basis for his remarks
ang eamlAa..s -
Canadian. the friends gracionsly called
on me for n few remarks. But II WIS
not this of which would speak. pro.
fer 90 talk Of the delightfulness of the
meeting with the excellent people Of
ny former home town. Canadian cit.
liens are true and loyal supporters of
the Texas Plains Country. and look
ipon Amarillo as the most important
center of the territory.
The meeting was rather unusual, In
that officers were elected for the yea
In connection with the banquet. J. W
Sanders was reelected president. Carl
studer. vice.president Floyd studer.
treasurer. and W. A. Primer TO sue.
coed himself AZ secretary for tho
twelfth year. Twenty-four members
we're added TO the roster ot the organi.
ration at the meeting. rounding out 4
total Of approximately one hundred
and forty.
1T is probable that Canadian never
gave a dinner attended by as nearly
representative OF every family within
her borders. as that Of last night. \
,artial list of the attendance Is con.
,ained In the following list of names;
"Ben Evans. wichita. Kansas; Mr..
Ind Mrs. John Dorsey. Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Berry. Mrs. u. T. Alexander, DIR
md Mrs. y. II. Snyder. Mr.. and Mira
c. II, Shaller. Mr.. and Mrs. c. n stu.
der. Mr.. and Mrs. I'D Humphrey. Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Sanders. Mr.. and Mira.
Carl Studsr. Mr.. and Airs. George oe,.
lach. Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Palmer. Miss
-api,ola Gcrlach. Mr.. and Mrs. II G..
Ammons, Mrs. John Jones. Miss DorS
ny Gerlach. Mrs. J. II. Wright. Dr.
md Mrs. n. c. Caylor. Mr.. and Mr.
Iohn Chambers. MrS Mabel Water.
,ield. Mr. and Mrs ID. J. Young. Mr..
and Mrs. A. V. McQuiddy. Mr.. and Mrs,
L. a. McAdams. Miss Charlotte G"r
ach. James Herbert. =. J. Pickens,
Roy Merry. J. =, Johnson, J. =. stepn'
ms. Judge W. ID. Fisher. Edward G..
fisher. 4. n. Brainard. Mr.. and Mrs.
lam Isaacs. DIR. and Mrs. Adair. Mr.
md Mrs, John isaacs. Judge and Mrs.
I. l.. jennings. Rev. 4. ID. Morgan. Mr..
md Mrs. Judd Mitchell. q. l.. Addison,
V. Abraham. Mr.. and Mrs sam Allison,
Mr.. and Mrs a. Lisky. Dr. Dawson
l.. s. Palmer. DIR. Hunt. J. c. Studcr,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. n. Young, John stu
Ter.
''of course the foregoing II but an
incomplete list. ~ sm giving Il frot5
memory. There was a rousinE tim,
rom the beginning 60 the ending of tn,
meeting. and Mr.. Siinnctt, Dr. Thon'
Ten and I were made to feel as vel
come ~ II VIC owned the city. an'
we're returning after long absence"