The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-24
TRIBUTE PAID
CLUBSSTARTED-
ATIJNIVERSfTY
Honorary Advertising Societies
Endorsed at Convention
Of Students Held in
Atlanta, Ca.
HosMER GIVEN OFFICE
NJ. U. Representatives of Alpha
Delta Sigma and Gamma
Alpha Chi Among
Delegates.

Alpha Delta Sigma ana Odihha Aip"a
hi. national honorary advertising so
rieiies founded at the University Of Mis-
,ouri are the student advertising organi-
sations endorsed by the Associated Ad-
serisine Clubs Of the Woyld.
In making the report Of the education
81 committee Of the National Advertising
Commission, at the annual convention OF
The A. A. &. Of w.. held June II 20 10,
al Atlanta. Ca, Charles II. Macintosh
chairman, recommended that particular
announcement be given to the honorary
fraternity and sorority, Alpha Della
Sigma and Gamma Alpha Chi.
This announcement was made at the
FIRST meeting Of the Conference on Stu
dent Advertising Organizations. held in
connection with the Atlanta convention,
Tuesday afternoon, June IL.
Charles II. Macintosh, chairman ot
the educational committee. in the preface
Of pamphlet prepared by Joe B. Hos
mer. chairman Of the Student Advertis-
ing Organizations. sDd student in the
School Of Journalism, says: Your com
mitiee desires to set forth the best way
in which to make use Of the honorary
advertising fraternity as a means to pro-
mote the life Of the advertising clubs in
colleges. The morality among college
advertising clubs in the past has been
high because Of the constant change in
personnel. II is too much to demand
Of faculty members that they shall take
charge OF a movement Of this sort. and
so the most successful plan has been
found to follow the outline contained in
the attached pamphlet prepared by Mr..
Hosmer in collaboration with members
Of the Educational Committee Of the Ma
iional Advertising Commission and also
with members of Ihe Conference Of Stu
dent Advertising Organizations.
A thousand copies Of this pamphlet are
on the way now from New York, and
will be sent to student advertising or
CARNATIONS all over the country, and to
professors Of advertising in institutions
where no advertising club now exists.
-Four universities were represented at
the Conference on Student Advertising
Organizations. They were the University
Of Texas, Amos Tuck School Of Finance
at Dartmouth College. Geo-g;- School of
Technology, and the University Of Mis-
souri,. Delegates from NJ. Z. included
Joe B. Hosmer, president Of Alpha Delta
Sigma; Louise Wilson. president. Gam
ma Alpha Chi; Alfredo Halligan and
Anita Moore, Gamma Alpha Chi Miss
Hslhgsn has been secretary Of the Con-
ference on Student Advertising 0rgani-
zstions John B. Powell, B. ]. 10, Of
Shanghai, China. now vice-president for
The Orient of the A. A. C. Of W., and
]. Lee Groves, B. ]. II, were also al the
convention.
Joe B. Hosmer was reelected chairman
Of the Conference on Student Advertising
Organizations for the coming year. Louise
Wilson. president Of Gamma Alpha Chi
advertising sorority in the School Of
Journalism. was elected secretary, and
Miss Louise Cladney, Of the University
Of Texas chapter Of Gamma Alpha Chi,
was chosen treasurer.
Members of the committee for the con
ference this year will be chosen, next
week, Mr.. Hosmer said today. A revis.
ion will be necessary because Of the