The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-02
First Outdoor Luncheon Held
Yesterday and Will Con-
. tinue Through Summer.
COLLEGE PRESIDENT
DELIVERS ADDRESS
j. Mark Wilcox Succeeds Elliott
w. Butts as Chairman, While
j. E. Lambright Was Elected
TO Serve as First Vice Chair
man, and c. w. Irwin, Sec
ond Vice Chairman.

Yesterdays dinner-meet of the
Brunswick Young Mems Club was un-
usually interesting from two stand
points. 1t was the first meeting held
at the new place, an open-air dining
room arranged on the square beside
the Royal Hotel. and new officers were
elected TO serve for the ensuing term.
The election of officers was the prin-
cipal matter Of business to be attend
ed, to, and was at once taken up AS
result OF the election, J. Mark VIII
cox, one OF Brunswick's leading young
attorneys, was named to succeed Ell
3 liott w. Butts, as chairman. Other of
Ulcers elected were j. Fl. Lambright,
lsehas ssaceeeas AT. Wilcox as AFst vice
49, ~. 3exln. eeoVd 4lee
chairlnan VI. NJ Dunwosly lfkasurels
land Il 4. Gould. secretary. succeeding
1 III. B. Arnold
The meeting was attended by pfac-
stically the entire membershlp, and the
club is to be Congratulated upon Sc
curing such splendid. progressive
young men to lead this unique organi-
zation That the record OF progress
made by the club during It's first year
will be continued Is certainty, II
the membership continues to give the
same loyal. enthusiastic cooperation.
The retiring officers reiinqnish their
duties Just at time when the great
est achievement carried out under
their Leadership. il being completed
1.-THE opening 70 strafflc of the DarIen
brunswick bridge which was made
possible by this organization
/ chairman Butts. Secretary Arnold,
land all the former officers will retire
Ito the ranks Of membership with the
very sincere appreciation of the club,
!, and OF the citizens Of Brunswick gem
orally for their nntiring and valuable
work in behalf OF the city.
4 In accepting the leadership OF the
! club Mr.. Wilcox made a splendid adj
/ dress. in which he pledged his deyot.
ed efforts to the organization. and to
4 the progress OF the city. and pleaded
fnr The same cooperation and support
i that has been given in the past. lie
il slated that he keenly appreciated the
honor that had been bestowed upon
him. and realized fully the responsible
\ tiles he will have 10 assmue. &
] College President Talks.
i An interesting feature of the meet
ing was an address delivered by Pres
\ ident s. u. Brooks. of Baylor Univer-
I lsity. at Dallas, Texas. Mr. Brooks
made an Inspiring talk on the value
of harmony. OF organized cooperation,
land stated that. with It's vast natural
Advantages. Brunswick should easily
be a city OF at least 75.ooo population
Mr. Brooks is here ON a visit to rela
tivesS -
The Dinner.
The luncheon was the flrst seved by
the management Of the Royal Cafe
!. and although the members had expect
led splendid repast, the luncheon fal
/ exceeded their expectations. and was
! said to have been oye Of the best ysi
Il served Manager Gardener. Of tbs
RoyaI was warmly congratulated Fo'
the mauper in which ha handled tbs
: .llustia1 luncheon. An attractive out
door dining room Is to be- ready foi
servsea next Friday.
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! she Eollaw ing telegram thanking IN,
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