The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-22
POLK COUNTY DAIRY co. TO ENLARGE
FACTORY And INCREASE The OUTPUT

was elected:
Alexander Wilkie of Marlborough,
Scotland, for the British Association
of Rotary Clubs; r. jeffrey Lydiatt of
Calgary, Alta, Can, for the Canadian
Association of Rotary; Harry Burt
Craddick of Minneapolis, Robert Pat
tcrson Of Dayton, o., Ralph Bristol of
Ogden. Utah, Herbert c. Wilson of
Worcester, Mass, and John Turner
OF Tampa, Fla, for the United States.
AZ the meeting last night the board
proceeded to elect Mario Nunez, for
mcrly of the Cuban legation at Wash
ngtOn, as the ninth member of the
board, as authorized by the new con-
sttution. Mr.. Patterson was made
first vice-president; Mr.. Willlie sec
ond vice-president, and Mr.. Turner.
third vice-president.
Chesley r. Perry, of Chicago, was
reelected secretary of the interna
tional organization and was appoint
ed editor and business manager of the
Rotarian, the associations magazine.
August was selected as the date
for the next meeting of the board.
This meeting will be held in Chicago.
The date set for this meeting is about
q month earlier than the customary
date for the first post-conyention
: board meeting. This gives ample time
it is said for the selection of commit
tees and duties for these committees
prior to the meeting of the interna-
tional council on August Z in Chi
cagO.
nirootprs Da4toreoO rTurnnt and
Lydott were selected as a committee
on the election of new clubs.
Invitations for the 1924 convention
were received from Detroit and st.
Louis. Action on the invitations was
deferred until later date.
Some Random Notes
Raymond II. Ravens of the Kansas
City, Mo, Rotary club. the newly
elected president of the international
! Rotary Clubs of the World, is a big
man in one way-abOut the size of
cur own Baby Child-and no doubt
in every other respect.
John Turner of Tampa, our own re-
cent District Governor, was elected
third yice-president, and next year
may be International President. He
wfn deserve it. for no one is a better
/ ROtarian or does more for Rotary
/ than our own genial TJOhn.'
/ After attending the business meet
! ings of the convention the delegates
were entertained in every way pos
sible. BanQuets, balls, golf tourna-
ments, sight seeing trips and other
things filled every minute of time
/ OF special interest to many was the
entertainment given by the Hollywood
Studios and other motion picture
studios for the Rotarians. A special
film was produced for them and Ro-
tarians had the opportunity to see Il
picture in the making.
The reception committee appointed
/ by the motion picture industries to
receive the Rotarians was composed
Of stars from all the studios and con-
sisted of such famous players as
Mary Pickford. Bebe Daniels. Ruth
| Roland. Thomas Meighan. Jackie Coo
gan and others. After seeing some of
the actors perform it is reported that
several of the prominent ROtarians
of Florida are thinking seriously of
taking star part themselves in order
to improve and uplift the motion pic
ture morale. But not for me; while
California is a great state, the Ro-
ltarians and citizens cordial in their
hospitality, the climate next to the
hest in the world, there is nothing
that will give me greater pleasure
than to be back home in Lakeland.
with the Lakeland ROtarians.