The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-13

The Junior Chamber on Noh.lH' ~
banouet at the Merrill Hotel Thurs
dav night was one Of the most en-
loved events Of the week, rs many
member were present, and q spien-
did program was carried out
President Douglas was present ana
~ondurted the meeting, assisted ny
Secretary Keen, who called on many
~ the menbcrs for tulEH, when were
plendidly given ,..-
j. A. Rlx. president of The senior
Chamber Of Commerce was Pre- -eNt
as tic guest of one of the memofrs'
and when called on for an account
~ what was done az the recent gooe
roads meeting a. Spur made one OF
the most enjoyed talks ~ the eFen-
ing.
t,i,i,y sIips of paper on which was
written subjects Of the addresses 20
be made 10 member, with irstruc-
tiuns % pass it the ilrst time % tile
ninth man 10 the right, who happen
"a 90 pc Edgar lnman, ot XIX FUR
niture Company, who handed SUD
ject pertaining % the Mail order
Customer and Good Town Boosters
IN a most instructive and convincing
manner, snd did not let an oppor-
tunity pass fo swat The NAL order
houses. nor 20 encourage town peo-
ole 10 buy az home.
Tho nevi Go draw q slip was u. ID.
Allen. local manager of Texas Utiii-
ties Company. who spoke on the BEN
efits 10 be- Derived for Lubbock
Through the Organization ~ = Ma
toraI Guard Here" AZ the conclusion
Of which many worthy causes had
been presented in he behalf
District Clerk Louie Moore was
gi4on the subject. Why / Would Ad-
verfise In the Avalanche" and in its
discussion proved himself Fplendidly
loyal 10 the community ard thc vel
fare ~ rs rsGFig and in feR
words gaze tne Avalanche credit for
a major part af ihe development ~
i.ubbock ard its trade territory w
Moore was followed ~ Nose Hood.
whose subject covered aiarv depart
nents in gr.rllllrc, Manual Tram
ing and Home EeonomI e.. nuf owing
20 the fact that be- hos bad experience
iu Manual training Dis talk was con-
fined to it. and tho benefits to De
derived through .ts hc.rg taught in
the schools
Whore Does lnhbock stand n
Education" was spoken on oy y. II,
Criffnh. of fhc Rir Furniture COM
many Mr Griffith s weN informed
IN fhfr uhiet. and realizes che need
Of better housing ard equipment FOR
this Institution Ue made t very
plain that II Lubbock s to take her
plare among the biz towns of The
west She must be built on firm and
well arranged Foundation in all these
lines
"The Place 81 the Junior Chamber
Of Commerce In the Development ot
Lubbock was mapped out hy G. G..
Pearson, assistant cashier of the Citi-
zena National Bank. and the other
young men present gave their ap-
proval Of bis every utterance. He
claims 70 hold no qualifications as
an orator. but in the mind Of the
Uriter and others there IS something
in his manner ~ delivering an ad-
dress that cannot be duplicated
a short but interesting account Of
a recent trip 20 FL Paso and other
points OF southwest Texas and Mex
20 was given by Byron Dickins01,
Int his friends were unable 20 OBJ
AIR any information concerning the
har5ling and marketing II our pro-
Knitted beverage in thr NcXiru coun-
try. BE Old. however, reveal the
fart hat it is his opinion that as o
eitv. Luhhoek has an opportunity 70
rama well with III Paf1 within tne
next Few years. and gave as an eN-
ample of on8 of that ctys greatest
dra,.ba ~ ln its ambitions to become
the city of this section OF the United
states that "it Is just too close 90
Another member Of the Senior
Chamber Of Commerce, Jos Hess, was
allied anon 20 explain the merits Of
The Lubbock Building and Loan As
soriation. Of which he Is secretary
and manager, which was given, to-
,,~ther With an account Of What he
u,re can be accomplished through
AZ. corporation Of the association
and the chamber Of commerce.
Mr. Curtis A. Keen. being the
oniv lady present, gave a very inter.
esiine reading, and was presented
With The table bouquet BY Attorney
Douglas, pre- ident Of the Junior
Cfamher ~ Commerce.
Mr. A n. Conlcy, ex-president Of
an, senior Chamber OF Commerce,
Mas called upon for a talk, and com
nltm4nted the young men Tor the
e,od work of organizing and main-
tanning this organization, and asa'ir.
IA them that th1lrs was need and
worthy work NJ. Conlcy's long "a
o.,,enrs in work ~ this Kind equip.
klm we'll for handling the work, ani
III aa.lstanoe u always appreciated
~ the young men
ATTORNEY siarnoa made q report on
tho wafk nat had been dane a pro
noting he hlah shool football team,
uhIrh was porf favorable. a. a ahor
that after an expense had bpen pald