The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15
LOCAL CLUBS To
DECIDE PART Of
CITY Y OUTLINE
Lions. Resary ard kl~snls Clubs
Name commlssses 10 handle
Proposition Explained Here
D. State Secretary.

A. a meeting of the Lions elui
Yesterday. with members of the TO
taFy aud kiwanls clubs present. y
". Decrhakc. secretary of the stat,
y n. e. A. assUrliilon AMI Juhs
u. G Thurman. m"m,sr at ,te state
v n. c. A. committee. explained the
work being done by the association
and especially explained the work
heinz done through ihe M "" ol
the state.
That asked that = .f,s'ia 'afr
nomc step To assist In ile further
ancc II the work. I. saa decided A.
tho meeting that a Iu,nl committee
named from the mcmberhis of III
Lions. Rotary and Kiwanls clubs
meet and decide 10 what extent and
In wha, manner the claba would par
ticlpaie In the work
Announcement was made this
morning Of the following commit.
tees by the respective club presi.
dcnisi Lions: u. u. Barefoot. NJ. s.
Cralle. d. $. Downey. Rotary: Eric
Suderman. Ben Garyey and ben Nor.
gan. Kiwanis: Dr. W. s. corbln. c.
schlotterbeck. joan y. White. This
committee is TO meet soon. discuss
the proposition and make recon
mendations TO the extoli OF Chick.
asha's participation In the work.
In explaining the work yesterday
at the Lions meeting. Mr. ueerhake
said IN part.
The State Association through its
Executive Committee, Is the federat.
ing. cooperating and extension
agency OF the Association hrother
hood Of Oklahoma.
The State Association co.operates
with the Associations Of the State:
by discovering aIgh grade men us
Employed Officers.
In promotion Of building. debt rails
ing. current expense and member.
ship campaigns.
BY suggesting and encouraging
methods of business efficiency.
Through conference with Employ.
I'd Officers, Directors and Commit.
toemen.
by promoting Statewide confer.
ences and conventions for inspira-
tion and training.
The State Association. under the
of special Student Sec
retary, has direct responsibility for
the Y. NJ. C. A.. work in Universi-
ties, Colleges, Normals and Prepara-
tory schools.
The Association through n special
Industrial Secretary recently added
to the staff, In making careful
survey and will organize Associa-
tion work among the men In the oil
and gas. lead and zine, coal and
fields of the state. The State
Association, through special Boys
Work Secretary, organizes Hi-Y
Clubs in the high schools of the
state, Employed Boys Brotherhoods
among working boys and promotes
a four-fold program of Christian
Citizenship Training for boys of the
Churches, Sunday Schools and other
where efficient leader
ship can be discovered.
"The State Association has on its
staff the only Secretary for work
with Indians in the country through
whom it organizers Associations iii
Indian schools and on Indian reser-
vations and thus relates itself help
fully to the Indian young men and
boys. The association is responsible
for the organization of new Associa-
tions in fields not yet entered. The
association recruits strong men for
the ministry, Association work and
other Christian callings, through
conferences and personal inter-
views"
GRADY BREEDER WINS.