The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-04
Senior Chamber of Commerce

OF
The directors Of the Senior Cham
Der Of Commerce met in regular
session in the Chamber Of Commerce
office at a. m, with the follow
ing members present; Rix, Maed-
gen. Myrick. Posey, Stevens, Jones.
Duggan, Wright, Briggs, and Adams
and the chairman Of the Railroad
committee, o. l.. Slaton, chairman
Of the Short Course, J.. 7. Martin,
and Judge klctt present.
Secretary Keen rendered his res
ignation 10 become effective thirty
days from date. but after difcus-
sion agreed 90 continue the work
until June. and al that time allow
the new officials and Board ST Di-
rectors Co make their own arrange
mcuts for the future Secretary
Keen explained the scope and puf-
pose Of the Plains Agricultural
journal. and outlined the fact that
b. was responsible only for the edi-
torial end Of its production, and
that The business management In
rs entirety was left 90 the drec-
tion Of Mr. Griffith, and that for
the present az least. there should be
no conflict between The Chamber 81
Commerce and the Journal work.
The school bond election was dis
cussed at length and the Chamber
Of Commerce pledged their support
20 the Board Of Trustees In secur-
ing representative attendance at
the Thursday night mass meeting
called at the Methodist church 90
discuss the school proposition. and
TO support the school board In the
bond election, and In whatever plans
they officially attempted TO put over
expressing full confidence in the
ability Of the school board 20 handle
school matters
A report was made Of the differ
entail freight matter 10 the effect
that Mr. Leffingwell Of the Texas
Chamber Of Commerce would come
TO this city early in April 10 make
a survey 81 the differential situa-
ton, with view 10 instituting ap-
pNcation for rs removal A letter
was had from Mr.. Gallaher, general
freight and passenger agent Of the
Santa Fc system, headquarters at
Amarillo, agreeing 20 a tariff con-
ference 20 be held IN this city the
last of April for the discussion Of
the diffcrontial situation.
a tentative report was made Of
the travelling mems banquet fl
nAnces, and the secretary instructed
TO settle all obligations connected
Herewith, and purchase the cups
and spoons for future use.
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
The Junior Chamber Of Com
merce met IN regular session with
rs percent Of the directors present
Considerable discussion was had
Of the boys problem in the city,
with particular reference % getting
some kind Of play grounds, local
base ball clubs and tennis clubs.
and possibilities Of gymnasium,
shower baths, etc. A committee was
appointed 10 confer with the Ro-
tary, Kiwanis, and Civic clubs in
an effort TO working out this prob
lem.
II was voted that the Junior
Chamber OF Commerce go $3.50 with
the Senior Chamber Of Commerce
IN pulling an tAflbtltth Aaot ~ ~,
railroad station for the display OF
South Plains products.
Boycc Cardwell was elected d.
rector in the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce 70 fiji the vacancy caused
by the removal Of Ted Swenson
from the city.
A membership campaign was or
eanized and committees appointed
to line up new members in the
city.
A committee was appointed 20
take care Of the $4,000 subscrip-
ton assigned TO the Junior Chamber
Of Commerce TO raise for the COM
munity auditorium.
The secretary was instructed TO
put out folder setting forth the
Accomplishments Of the Junior
Chamber OF Commerce for the past
year, and outlining the problems for
the coming year, to be used by the
membership committee In securing