Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-14
RICHMOND NOW
ON ROTARY MAP
Lexington Sends jolly Bunch of
Rotarians Over Who Help
Install Club Here

I ana Impressive ceremonies by z
committee from the Lexington
Club shortly after noon Tuesday.
Special Representative OF the
District President, Frank L. Car
ter, conducted the installation of
the new club. which thus be-
comes a member Of the great or
ganization OF which there arc
over 1000 clubs in the world with
over 10000 members.
\ regrctablc feature was the
enforced absence of tho Rich
mond Clubs new President HON.
cr W. Carpenter, who was kept
away by illness. In his absence
! Vice President X. T.. Turlcy pre-
sided
The occasion wa, made a de-
lightiul one in every way. The
spirit and slogan oi Rotary Clubs
is Service, but good fellowship
among the members Is one OF the
fundamental, and the Lexington
BOYS" brought ana abundance
with them and iu,tillcd the get
together spirit. with absence of
reserve among a lot OF Staid bus
mess men here that made every
body feel good and kept things
moving all the time. Nh present
pronounced II one OF the most en-
! joyablc gathering, ever known
here.
The Richmond Clubs formal
organization wa, effected with
election of permanent officers as
| follows:
Prcsidcnt-Ilomcr ". Carpca-
ter.
Vice prc,idcut-R. T.. Turley.
Sccrctary-S. w.. Sauhcy,
Trcasurcr-E &. Stockton.
( Scrgcaut-at-Arm y. X. Ham
! iltuu.
In addition 10 the clubs officers
who are cN otlicio members ot
the Board OF Directors. three di-
rcctors were chosen as follows:
! jaime, ". Hamilton. Allen III.
} Earring. and ! Hale Dean.
The club adopted It's constitu-
I tiou and bylaw, as required for
admission into formal orgauiza-
ton. fixing the regular meetings
each week at 6.3O ON Thurs
/ day evenings at the Glyndou Ilo-
tel. Attendance al these lunch
con meetings /, ono uf the cont
pul,ory conditions, To member
ship. Another attractive feature
of Rotary Is that each member is
+ compelled both during meetings
and at all times TO address all
other member, by his first name.
thus eliminating tormality and
promoting a fralcrual spirit Of
good fellowship that can hardly
be secured IN any other way.
Attcr election OF the officers,
MIR. Carter gave au instructive
and apprcCiativc discussion OF
the principles OF Rotary, in ex-
planning the duties of the officers
and of the club members gener-
ally.
Then DR.. benjamin ! Bush de-
Iivcrcd an eloquent and effective
address on Rotary. strcssing the
cardinal principles OF Service,
and what il ha, meant in the
world. and what IL means as ex-
cmplillcd by such a great and
powerful organization as Rotary
has grown To be. His remarks
were greatly enjoyed and appre-
ciated. President G. +. Roszell.
OF the Lexington Club. in a short
address amplilied the spirit OF
Rotary. He asserted that MEM
bcrShip IN it Is the best invest
mcnt the new RotarianS had ever
made and declared that they
would find thciT greatest divi-
dends in the satisfaction OF dut-
les we'll done.
a rising vote of thanks and ap-
probation OF the coming OF the
LcXingtoniauS to Richmond with
their spirit OF good fellowship
and service was given by the
Richmond Club upon motion OF
5. NJ. Sauney
Rotary Club organization is
limited To membership accorded
to one representative from each
business classification. Rich
mond Club begins with lS menu
bers. three OF whom. Dr. Car
penter. President T. ]. Coates.
and Lewis Nealc were prevented
from being present. The other
charter members arc X. L. Tur-
". j. Hale Dean. r !. Turley. s.
NJ. Sauhey. +. X. hamilton. T.. c.
Stockton, J. w. Hamilton, ID. j.
Williams. ]. s. Sewell. T.. w.
Powell, ID. w. Kennedy. Z. T.
Rice. w. w. Broaddus, J. How
ard Payne and Allen Earring.
The members OF the Lexington