Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-15
ROTARY HEADS
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retaries. Mayhem explained the
work of presidents and treasurers.
Following a round table discus
sion. the body adjourned for lunch
con in the patio of the hotel.
All visiting Rotary AIMS were tax
on for a ride at 10 a. m. by local
AIMS and were served luncheon at
the Country club.
A barbecue to be held at Boca
chica Monday evening has been
nostponed due to bad roads. In us
place. a dinner will be served 1or
fhe general body at the Country
club. Members of the entertainment
committee are arranging a program
IN he delivered at the dinner.
This is the first district conVen-
ton of presidents and secretaries
held in Brownsville. The Attn dis
trict is comprised of the territory
taken in by Laredo, Austin and
Houston. 1t comprises almost all OF
South Texas.
The second day session will open
at 8 a. m. and will be concluded at
AIS p. m.
Entertainment
Entertainment programmed tor
Tuesday includes a visit to Mata-
moros for Rotary AIMS at $3.50 a.
m. They will return to the hotel
at noon where they will participate
in a dinner for all visitors.
The following Rotarians had reg
L-.z $50 1,1%iI IN q NJ
Rush Baldwin, president, AUSTIN;
Jno. w. Exelle, secretary, Austin;
G.. Seth Taylor, president Bay City;
Ralph Kinseley, secretary, Bay City;
Truman Gill, president, Beeville;
John Rossi, secretary, Beeville; L.
G. Hamilton, secretary, Bishop; Joe
S~nodgrasS, president, BRENNAN;
Walter Hole, secretary, Brennan;
Matthew Love, secretary, Browns
vile; H. H. Williamson, president,
Bryan; Victor Gayle, president,
Bryan; Joe L. Gardner, president,
Carrie Springs; Rev. Bruce Rob-
erts, secretary, Carrie Springs;
Wallace L. Dim, president, Corpus
Christi; John G. Elliott, secretary,
Corpus Christi; Gus r. Hoff, presi-
dent, Cotulla; Harry w. Hamilton,
secretary, Cotulla; w. Vinton Timer,
president, Crystal City; Leroy Ham
Hamilton, president, Cuero; George
Holman, secretary, Cuero; George
I. Mason, president, Dayton; Abe
McGinty, secretary, Dayton; Fin
Gus H. Doran, president, Del Rio;
John Foreman, secretary, Del Rio;
Mic G. Ney, president, Eagle Lake;
Gilbert G. Chaplin, secretary,
Eagle Lake; John w. kirkpatrick,
president, Edinburg; E. D. Oick)
Mcintyre, president, F%alfurriaS; G..
A. Haag, secretary, Falfurrias; VIM.
A. (BilD Johnson, president, Gal
weston; A. T. (Ted) Barclay, secre-
tary, Galveston; @. G. (Geo.) Will
liams, secretary, Goliad; Joe Fuller,
president. Goose Greek; Joe Reid,
secretary, Goose Greek; Ferd Lacy,
president, HallettSville; Walter
Heye, secretary. HallettSville; Jno.
A. Crockett, president, Harrington;
Frank E. Davis, secretary, Harlin-
gen; Alec Busby, president, Heb
bronville; VIM. S. Highsmith, Jr.,
secretary, Hebbronville; Tim L. Ev-
ans, president, Houston; o. o.
(Jack) Bennett, secretary, Houston;
Walter B. Alexander, president,
Hull-Daisette; j. P. Richardson, sec
rotary, Hull-Daisette; j. Ross Mar
tin, president, Huntsville; Harry O.
Leigh, secretary, Huntsville; Emil A.
Loefgfler, = president, Junction;
Adolph Kaufman, Jr., president,
Kennedy; James Dulaney, president.
Kerrville; G.. E. Chimney Brooks,
secretary, Kerrville; Alvin v. Isler,
secretary. Laferia; Joe G. Netzler.
president, Laredo; Harry Mcclure,
president, Liberty; j. C.. Paxton,
president, McAllen; w. E. Rhoades,
secretary, McAllen; Fred Johnston,
secretary, Mercedes; A. H. Strahle.
president, Mission; Claude d,
Peake, secretary, Mission; Fred j.
Roemer, president, Port Layaca.
Kenneth T. Biggs, president. Sabi-
nal; Andrew j. Mckenzie, president
San Antonio: James D. Ward. pres
ldent, San Benito; Sam Halstead
president, Texas City; Preston Tom,
secretary, Victoria; Leon McGuffin,
president, Yoakum; and Leslie
POtl. secretary Vook IYp,