The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-11-10
: REORGANIZATION PLANS
PRESENTED AT ROTARY
Plans Adopted By Rotary Inter
national at Annual Meeting
Are put Into Effect Here

aliLaCiOii PiehiAS VI viz ONAA
land Rotary club, No. 2174, as adopted
by the Rotary International at it's
annual meeting held at Ostend Bel
GUM in June, 1927, and to be fol-
lowed by Rotary clubs throughout the
world, were presented to the members
of the local club at it's regular meet
ing held Friday, November A, by F. E.
Rathbun, member of the Board of
Directors.
The committees, who will serve I'M
der the new organization plans until
June 80, 1928, were named by DIR. H.
W. McComas and approved by the
board of directors at meeting held
at the home of Jos. E. Harmed on
Wednesday evening, November 2, and
are as follows:
Board of Directors: DR.. Henry w.
McComas, president; James A. Tow
Ter, secretary; J. E. Harmed, Walter
Dawson, Charlie Ream, Roland Gill
bert. H. A. Loraditch and Frank Rath-
bun.
Aims and Objects committee, DR..
McComas, Mr.. fowler, Mr.. Harmed,
Mr.. Ream and Mr.. Rathbun, whose
duty it shall be to prepare plan Of
activities for the club and supervise
and coordinate the activities of the
Vocational Service committee, the
Club Service committee, and the Com
munity Service Committee so as to de-
velop throughout the club a wider and
fuller understanding of the aims and
objects of Rotary.
Vocational Service committee, Mr..
Rathbun, chairman, A. T. Matthews
and Lawrence Dixon, which shall de-
wise and carry into effect plans which
will guide and assist the members OF
the club in discharging their response
bilities in their vocational relation
ships and in improving the general
standards of practice in their respec-
tive vocations.
Community Service committee, Mr..
Ream, chairman, Lawrence Fraley,
and Harry Sincell, which shall devise
plans which will guide and assist
members of the club in discharging
their responsibilities in their COM
munity relationships.
Club Service committee, Mr.. Harm
ed, chairman, Mr.. fowler, MIR. Daw-
son, Mr.. Loraditch and Mr.. Gilbert,
which shall supervise the activities OF
the subcommittee under it which are
as follows:
Classification committee: Mr.. Tow
Ter, chairman, Henry Lauer and Paul
Naylor, which shall make classical
ton survey of the community, COM
piling a roster of filled and untitled
classifcations, shall review, where
necessary, existing classifcations rep
resented in the club.
Membership committee, members
not published, who shall consider all
proposals for membership in the club
Program committee, Mr.. Dawson,
chairman, Wade Hinebaugh and Bill
Gibson, which shall arrange the pro-
gram for the regular and special
meetings of the club. This committee
is now arranging program that will
prevail for each meeting up to June
80, 1928.
Rotary Education committee, Mr.
Loraditch, chairman, Bernard Gender,
and Mr.. Lauer, which shall plan for
imparting to the members, especially
the new ones, an adequate understand
ing of the privileges and response
bilities of members, etc.
Public Relations committee, Mr.
Gilbert, chairman, Benz. H. Sincell,
William Wyant which shall plan to
bring about better understanding of
the Rotary movement by the public
generally and shall devise and carry
into effect plans which will tend to
secure proper publicity for Rotary In
general and the club in particular.
Lewis to Speak
David J. Lewis, former United
States senator, will be the speaker at
the meeting of the club tomorrow at
the William James hotel.