The Coconino sun., 1927-01-07
HIGH JINX' ONLY ONE OF
MANY THINGS PLANNED
BY CHAMBER COMMERCE

With the opening Of 1927, comes
the announcement from the Chamber
of Commerce of an extensive program
of activities for the next two months
1t includes the first annual 'sHi-Jinx, =
to be held in the Hotel Monte Vista
on january 10, when members of the
Chamber of Commerce, their families
and friends and guests, will celebrate
the conclusion OF the most profitable
and worthwhile year in the exist
ence of the chamber, by having the
jolliest time Of their lives.
DR.. A. J. Mackey, chairman of the
convention and entertainment COM
mittee, assisted by Orinh Compton,
W. H. Switzer, j. B. Rickel, j. G.
Pierce, Paul H. Morton, Mrs. c. a.
Knox, Ed Babbitt and NJ. j. Pilking-
ton, working with the secretary, will
have charge of the big night and as
sure everyone that this s'blow-out" is
to be most unique.
The program for the evening is to
be kept a deep, dark secret but III
can rest assured it will be knock
out" from start to the finish.
Members of the chamber, their
families and friends are invited to
this 'Hi-Jinx," invitations to go out
within the next week. 1t is urged
that reservations be made consider
ably in advance of the date in order
that you may secure the best tables.
Individual tables viii be used instead
of the long banquet table in order
that parties may be seated together
Dancing space will be provided in the
center of the floor.
Other interesting events scheduled
for January and February include the
first annual convention of the newly
organized Northern Arizona. Associa-
tion of Commercial Organizations
which will meet here with headquar-
ters at the Monte Vista On January
% and %, when officers will be elect
ed for the coming, year. 1t is expected
that approximately 200 will be pres
ent at this convention over that week
end, all members of the individual
Chambers OF Commerce and COM
mercial Organizations within the
northern association having been in
vited
Then comes the meeting of the Ari-
iona Press club and the Arizona State
Association of Secretaries of Cham
bers of Commerce as well as the
Winter Festival of Fun for the
weekend of February 4, and g..
Posters, advertising the winter
sports, are now on display through
out the southern part of the state and
it is expected that large numbers
will visit the city during February.
While in California, the secretary,
Margaret K. Stewart, secured the
stop-over of special train of bust
ness men of Los Angeles for some
time in January. Plans are also un-
der way for special trains from Fres-
no and Bakersfield for February.
Gn Tuesday night, January H.. P.
]. Moran, president of the Chamber,
asks that all members Of the Cham
Der be present, as this is. the annual
meeting, when officers for the new
year will be elected and reports for
1926 read by the retiring chairlnen.
Il am very anxious to have one
hundred per cent attendance" said
Mr.. Moran, 'for / am very proud of
the accomplishments of the past year
and anxious that all members of the
Chamber know what has been done.
We have had splendid spirit in this
organization and | cannot say too
much for the very excellent work that
has been so unselfishly done by the
various members. 1t is particularly
urged that you be present on the
eleventh in the Monte Vista to hear
about the work of last year and some
thing about the program for 1927"