The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-15
GREAT WORK HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED WITHIN The
PAST YEAR-FUTURE PROSPECTS BRIGHT
ABLE EXECUTIVES TO DIRECT ACTIVITIES
Bic Jim Robinson His knowledge Of the Feeding Art Peps
ing Enough Food Have Supplied Great Many More Persons
Whose Absence Is Their Great Loss.

men met 10 elect officers for the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce for
the coming year.
This was the second annual ban
quet held by the club. The con-
stituti0n and bylaws provided that
seven members shall be elected 10
he board Of directors for three years
each year. there being twenty-one
directors on the job at all times.
When the seven are elected, seven
are automatically voted out of the
directory The constitution and by
laws also provide that at the first
meeting of the board Of directors
following the election. they shall
elect from the body president,
vice president and treasurer.
This meeting viii be held
in the near future, and the new
year started with that same enthus-
iasm Characteristic Of Junior Cham
ber Of Commerce activities.
In the absence of X. L. Douglas.
president. Essl Hunt presided At the
meeting
The following men compose the
board Of directors, and one can see
from a glimpse Of the list that the
business Of the Junior Chamber will
be ably handed. New officers elec-
ted for a term 81 three years: Ed
gnr Inmon, 5. r. Cone. r. II. Grif-
fith. Nose Hood, Bennett Slagle.
Curtis A. Keen and j. R Germany
Two year men W 1roee,
Herbert Stubbs, Daddy Dickin-
son, I. 4. Buckner. Ernest Conley,
o. l.. Petcrman and Roy W Starn-
eA
One year men Louie II. Moore.
l.. r.. Hunt, j. f. Griffith. y. G.
Simmons. {. c. Pearson. Boyce
Cardwell and r. l. Douglas.
The meeting was marked with
great enthusiasm IN all matters dis
cuSsed and We are sure that there
were none Of them but who realized
tha. their work in the Junior Cham
Der Of Commerce Is 10 play a CON
spicuous part IN the success Of that
live organization. and the writer -
sare that II they are one half as IN
dustrious in thier work, as
they were in consuming the
delicious ho, biscuits, son-of-a-
gun lvery modesfly named by the
program commitfeel. barbecue, fried
steak. coffee. cakes. lemonade and
every conceivable trimming. that
Lubbock's rapid Advancement along
industrial lines j. assured.
Il was regretable indeed that the
Vaughn Quartette was unable To be
there TO enliven the 0ver-burdened
banqueiers, their number 70 be rem
dered Immediately after the eats
had been amply partaken Of. but
Judge c. W. Beene, a member Of
the Quartette, was there and as
sured the members that the Quar-
tette had hoped to be on hand. but
because Of unalterable conditions
one Of the members was unable
10 be present. and the remaining
three felt they could not do the
program justice.
Judge Beene made very interest
ing account OF a recent trip 10 Aus
tin. but the fellows realized that his
boosting was not 80 rational as
some Of his acquaintance IN that
city had thought. The Judge Is a
live wire. and knows how TO boost
Lubbock.
Judge T.. L. klett. president Of the
Panhandle & south Plains Fair Ass-
sociation, IN very fitting manner
told the Young men '.how the Junior
Chamber Of Commerce can boost the
FaIr" Judge Klett commended his
hearers for the splendid work that
rad been accomplished through the
Chamber in past times. and declared
that their closest cooperation is de-
- -.
the fair, but assured them that he
was cognizant that urgency along
those lines was unnecessary, and
voiced the opinion that the young
men had already done more than
reasonable amount Of work for the
Fair. The entertaining Of visitors who