The Coconino sun., 1923-09-14

/ Decker Williams; saxophone duet by
| Decker Williams and Frank Quirk
vocal solo, beautifully sung by Mrs.
/ E. G. Miller, Flagstaff Rotaryann,
with Miss Elsa Myers, accompanist;
moving pictures Of the normal school
and various scenic features. in this sec
| ton, and the showing of cartoons of
each of the Flagstaff Rotarians as
seen by Artists Brick Stone and Jack
Lofry.
During the evening former Cover
nor G1risty presented the engraved
silver loving cup won by Flagstaff for
having the best average attendance In
this district for year, President NJ.
!. Powers and former President /. b.
Koch together receiving it on behalf
Of the club.
Interspersed between the other
H features on the program was dancing.
Mrs. Waters orchestra furnishing the
music. The program for the evening,
I indeed the entertainment during
/ the entire conference, had been ar
ranged and was directed by Mr.. Koch,
! and was in every way a success, ac-
cording to the enthusiastic comments
4 Of the visitors.
| On Tuesday morning at 7:30 the
/ Flagstaff Rotarians were again on
1 hand with their cars and the visitors
and many of the Flagstaff Rotary
1 aims were taken to Grand Canyon.
4 There, after dinner, the rim drive was
taken and at Hermit Rest, where
punch and cake were served, a short
meeting was held. Singing was fol-
lowed by brief inspirational addresses
by Messrs. Martin and Christy and
| resolutions were adopted thanking
each for their efficient work and
Messrs. Powers and Koch and each |
of the other Flagstaff club members |
and their ladies for their hospitality |
Another attendance contest was ar
ranged for the last three months of |
this year, Flagstaff being paired /
against Mesa.
Most Of the visitors left the canyon
on special Pullmans that evening, car
rying back to their clubs a lot of in
spiration and helpful information abb 4
sor'bed during their stay here
The comments on the wonderful |
spirit Of hospitality and consideration |
shown by the Flagstaff club were
many and sincere.
Those who went to Grand CANYON I
Tuesday besides those enumerated be :
low in the list of those attending tn e I
conference officially, were: Mr.. and /
Mrs Ed Babbitt, Ray Babbitt, J. G.. /
Brown, Frank Chisholm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Loren Cress, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe C. Do
Ian, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Fronske, I.
B. Koch, W. R. McClurken, Mrs. L.
B. McMullen, M. /. Powers, Mr.. end
Mrs. w. H. Switzer, Mr.. and Mrs.
John @. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Cameron, Henry Hollar, Tom Long,
Carl G. Mayhew, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Wheat, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe P. Wills on,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson.
The roster Of Rotary executives in
actual attendance at the conference,
follows. In some cases, though not
many, a delegate acted for the
president or secretary of his club who
for some reason or other could not
6. Allie Martin, FL Paso, Texas.
governor of eighth district. Editor
FL Paso Herald. Accompanied by
Mrs. Martin. /
Charlie Christy, Phoenix, formerI
governor eighth district. Insurance
man.
1edlpI IL oulcIoy ScCISbdfy OOugldSI
club, Douglas, public schools.
NJ. |. Powers, president Flagstaff
club, investments.
Del Strong, secretary Flagstaff
club, newspaper man.
Edgar Bell, president Glendale
club, building materials.
=. p. Wood, Glendale.
Lloyd G. Henning, president Hol-
crook club, fire Insurance.
Delos l.. Bundy, secretary Holbrook !
Hub, civil engineer.
H. Dewitt Smith, president Jerome
.lub, copper mines; accompanied byI
Mrs. Smith.
Frost L. Benham, secretary Jerome
hub. electric light and power. e
Walter Miller, former presidentI
Jerome club, accompanied by his r
laughter, Miss Margie Miller.
Carl ]. Walters, president King
nan club, banker.
Robert w. Wilde, former president s.
lingman club.
Jack Raymond, president Mesa club,
'anker. lO