Arizona republican., 1922-06-10
JUNIOR c. Of c. IS
GUEST YESTERDAY
Of ROTARY CLUB

Bringing their customary pep and
enthusiasm with them the members
of the Junior chamber Of commerce
were guests yesterday of the Phoe-
nix Rotary club in a lively meeting
that accomplished much in the way
of increasing and cenenting the
good fellowship between the older
and younger organizations. The
program. which was presented by the
Junior members, consisted of some
interesting talks by members of the
young mems organization which
were received with outbursts of ap-
plause.
The attendance of the Junior
chamber of commerce yesterday more
than made UP for the absence of the
large Rotary delegation attending
the international convention of Ro-
tary clubs in Los Angeles, for it was
necessary to bring in more tables be-
fore the large crowd could be ac-
commodated.
In the absence of President A. c.
Taylor and Vice President Lee Fitz-
hugh of the Rotary club, the gather
ing was called to order by George
H Todd who after disposing of the
immediate business of the day,
turned the gathering over to Albert
d. Stetson, president of the Junior
chamber OF commerce, and at once
the usual pep of the junior chamber
was in evidence.
Guests and visiting Rotarians were
introduced. with each member of the
Junior organization giving his name
f,rtc xI-ifl x.rIs ~, L. se
connected.
A committee report on the Phoenix
Beautiful plan was heard and ap-
proved as being an idea worth while
in making Phoenix the most delight
full spot in the Salt River valley.
John Latimer. one of the bright
lights of the Junior chamber of COM
merce. gave an elaborate address on
why IS Rotary" followed by Will
fred Johnson with a reading that
almost ended with the chairs of the
Hotel Adams banquet room being
piled on him.
J. w. Getsinger of the Ford
agency told how the organization
of clubs has developed in Phoenix,
naming the Junior chamber of COM
merce as the youngest of all. and
asking for the advice, assistance and
moral support of the older and more
experienced organizations in the
campaigns now being launched by
the young men to build up the COM
munity and for the welfare of Ari-
zona.
DOC" Roberts chose as his sub
ject the city of Phoenix, referring to
it as young woman who is i'll and
needing the undivided attention of
L. : III 49,
clubs of the city in restoring the
patient to health. Or. Roberts
named "Bob" Hall as being an auth
GRITTY in diagnosing the ailments of
cities such as Phoenix. Mr.. Hall
declared that with the aid of the
Junior chamber of commerce this
city soon will be one of the best in
the southwest.
The young men not only enter
tanned the Rotarians with addresses
but the Smith Brothers produced
their vest pocket brass band and
carried away the entire assemblage
with the sweet strains of the sweet
potato duet ringing in their ears.
At the national convention of the
Junior chamber of commerce to be
held in Indianapolis on June Is. il
and is Arizona will be represented
with five delegates who will appear
in the Hoosier capital city with the
broad smile and familiar handshake
of Arizona, telling the Fasteners
what the baby state of the union is
doing and what it is like. They will
not only tell the story. but will take
with them a moving picture which
Dick Taylor of the Arizona Republic
can found in the basement of the
Water Users building and has had
released to be shown at the conven-
ton of young men from the entire
United States.
This film was shown to the Ro-
tarians at the Hotel Adams yester-
day and speaks more III advertising
Arizona and the salt River valley
than any medium that could be cir
culated throughout the East.
Yesterdays joint meeting of the
Rotary club and Junior chamber of
commerce was most enjoyable one
and undoubtedly will result in closer
relations for the ultimate good of
both organizations.