The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-09
{. W BUTTS MADE
H D n 0 R A R Y LIFE
CHAIRMAN OF Y.MC.
Retired Head of Young Mems
Club Presented Gold Watch
as Token Appreciation
GOES TO JACKSONVILLE TO
ENTER REALTY BUSINESS
Butts Day" Observed by the
Club at Meeting Yesterday,
Almost the Entire Luncheon
Hour Being Devoted to Tri-
butte to the. Former Chairman.


p w Butts, retiring chairman d
the Brunswick Young Mems Club
under whose progressive Leadership
together with his untiring work, thai
organization has attained almost coun
try-wIde prominence, and has been ol
such splendid service in the upbuild
ing Of Brunswick. was at the weekly
luncheon yesterday made lifetime
chairman emeritus Of the club.
The weekly luncheon Of the club
yesterday may be aptly termed Quits
Day as practically the entire lunch
con hour was taken up with tributes
Of appreciation ofNthe splendid work
Of Mr.. Butts during his term as head
OF the organization
AS slight token Of The Clubs ap
probation OF Mr., Butts services he
was presented handsome gold
watch, suitably engraved, The pre-
aentasion address was made by NIL.
lard RaAae. a. helAlf nl k9n zIl,
Sie ha8Aa aIA5 450N Ill AloIl Il q
press his own appreciation Of the
work rendered by Mr.. Butts.
Other talks were made by Frank
Scarlet, Edo Miller. Malcolm McKin.
non, g. p. Dusenbury, George II.
smith,, and G. w, Irwin. Mr., Butts
responded with d splendid talk, IN
which he expressed his gratitude at
the sentiments OF the club, as express.
ed IN words, and by the handsome
gift, after which he outlined the his
tory of the organization. telling how
few young men gathered less than a
year ago from which the present ef.
seettve organization has grown He
said he would retain an abiding inter.
est III the club. and that II he had
been of service In It's establishment
and subsequent accomplishments,
that he felt amply rewarded for his
work. lie made a plea for the CON
tinued support Of the organization by
the membership and predicted that
the Young Mems club would live long
and serve valiantly In the cause OF
Brunswick's progress
Made Life Chairman.
At this point resolution was intro
duced by ]. =. Lambright, and unani
mously passed. making Mr.. Butts
chairman emeritus OF the club as lone
as he lives,
Goes TO Jacksonvllse.
IL was announced at the luncheon
that Mr.. Butts II 70 leave Brunswlch
on July rs for Jacksonville. whore Ne
viii enter the real estate business
with George Mason. Of the Hotel Ma
son. brunswick viii very much re
gret Ia lose him. but he win 10 to his
new home. and his new work. with
the very best wishes OF his host ol
friends. IN his home city, who viii
wish for him al the success possible
Mr.. Irwin Preslded.
In the absence from the city d
Chairman Mark Wilcox. Vice Chair
man { w. Irwin presided. and did se
very nicely. aud with ability The
port commission committee. headed
hy &. p. uusenhary. suhmltsea.a splen
did report on this Important matter
aud 1t was suggested thar campaign
"a educate the public on she subject b
inaugurated. Complimentary refer
ence was made 10 the effective work
done hy A. II. SAelandor an this mat
ser.
A letter Of appreciation was rceeiv
ed ana read from Mr.. and Mrs. John n
Ross. thanklng the Club Tor It's reso
luslon aud ether tributes. as well -
foe the beautiful noFal rememhrancel
in connection With The recent Gunera
os Iaant Henry r. Ross. whose re
mains we're brought from TIE battle
nelda u FrAace tcF baFial here.
TAlRTlETH ANNtvF RSARN.