The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21
District Rotary Clubs Will
Meet at Las Vegas, n. Nj.
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Singing, led by Maurice Klein.
12:25-Luncheon for all presidents
and secretaries at Hotel Castenada,
district governor presiding.
Typical Rotary luncheon for all
Rotarians other than presidents and
secretaries, at Hotel Meadows, Donald
Stewart presiding.
Luncheon for Rotary AIMS by the
women of Las Vegas.
Afternoon Session
2 p. m.-"Oh, What's the Use?"
rabbi Martin Ziclonka, of ElPaso.
2:45 p. Rotary as Factor in
Business, George Todd, of Phoenix
3:15 p. REPRESENTATION of past
district governor, Chas. B. Christy,
and club presidents.
$3.50 p. m--"Rotary's Part in Max
ing Good Citizens" Rotarian Orrie
l.. Phillips, U. S. district judge for
New Mexico.
p. m.-"Rotary as an Inspiration"
Charlie Barber, of Albuquerque.
Ais p. m.-"Taking in New Mem
bers," J. w. Chapman, Gallup.
| 4:30 o. m.-Report of credentials
committee
| Evening First Day
Z p. m.-Banquet for all Rotarians
and Rotary AIMS, Hotel Meadows
Donald Stewart, president Las Vegas
Rotary club, presiding.
Address by Frank H. Lamb, third
vice president Rotary International;
subject, Rotary as an Organization.
$50 o. m.-Governor's ball, Elks
hall; reception by district governor
and wife, Donald Stewart and wife.
Will H. Springer and wife, and past
district governor Charles Christy and
wife.
Second Day, Tuesday, April
| 8 a. m.-Breakfast for all presi-
dents and secretaries at Hotel Caste
NADIA, district governor presiding
vice president Frank H. Lamb
speaker
9:30 a. Convention called to
order.
9:45 a. m.-"Work Among Boys
William Lewis Butcher, boys work
executive for New York city.
1O:30 a. m. = "Classifications;
Keeping Them Straight" Tom J
Davis, of Butte, Mont, member ad-
visory committee on classifications
Rotary International.
1870 a. m.-"The Rotary Wheel,
Clint Anderson, Albuquerque.
| 11:45 a. DENOMINATIONS for dist
rict governor.
1925 D. m.-Luncheon for presi-
dents and secretaries at Hotel Caste
NADIA, past district governor c. b
Christy presiding.
Typical Rotary luncheon, Hotel
Meadows, George H. Todd, Phoenix
Arizona, presiding.
Afternoon Session, Second Day
| 2:15 p. m-"Rotary's Value to a
Community" Dr. Harry l.. Kent
president New Mexico A. & M
college.
2:45 p. m.-Report of resolutions
committee.
3:15 p. m.-Report of election COM
mittee.
5 p. m.-Adjournment.
8:15 D. m.-Theatrical performance.
Conference Committees
! Committees for the conference fol-
lows:
i "On to Las Vegas" committee-Les-
ter Ruffner, Prescott, chairman; Ken
Baldridge, Albuquerque; Bob Andrus,
| Globe; Cleve w. Groom, Ell Paso; DR..
A. l.. Gustetier, Nogales.
Program committee-Ed. McWenle,
Las Vegas, chairman; Tom Quebe-
deaux, WinsIow; Col John Perkins,
Alpine; Jack ODowd, Tucson; DR..
Harry L. Kent, Las Cruces.
Committee on election - Hunter
Metcalfe, Maria, chairman; Max
Allen, Phoenix; Carl Walters, King
man.
Committee on resolutions-Chas. B.
Christy, Phoenix, chairman; M. l.
Powers, Flagstaff; A. W. Pollard
Deming; Jack Raymond, Mesa; Gin
ton Anderson, Albuquerque.
Committee on credentials-Judge H.
R. Wright, Santa Fe, chairman; Joe
E. Goodell, Ell Paso; Henry Dewitt
Smith, Jerome.
Committee to award attendance
trophy-Carl Einhart. Roswell, chair
man; C. Bert Smith, Artesia; Fred
Joyce, Tempe; Orr Woodburn, Miami,
Arizona.
Executive secretary of conference
w H. Spinger, East Las Vegas.
Sergeant at arms, j. T. Sheehan
Ell Paso; Andy Groenink, Prescott
assistant
Chairman of host city committees,
Donald Stewart, East Las Vegas.