The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-06-16
Convention
Details Are
Completed
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Will Be Entertained
June 1926
DINNER SAT. EVENING
Program Will Be Diversified
Enough to Please the 100
or More Guests

sofa Junior Chamber of Commerce
which will be held in this city June
1926, is attracting statewide at
tention.
Sank Centre is one of five cities
in the state having a Junior Cham
Der of Commerce organization.
They are: Minneapolis, St. Paul,
Duluth, st. Cloud, Sank Centre.
c. j. McLain, of this city, is one of
the vice presidents of the state or
ganization. Roy Scott, president of
the local Chamber, is one of the di-
rectors.
Sank Centre was mighty lucky to
be selected as the place for holding
this first meeting where much bus
mess will be transacted. There will
also be considerable recreation
consisting of a dinner at the Du-
Bois Fairy Lake Resort Saturday
evening, golfing, bathing, fishing,
boat racing, dancing, and other
amusements.
1t is expected that this meeting
will bring at least 100 visitors to
the city for couple of days. The
membership in the larger centers
of population, like those in Sank
Centre, are made up of the younger
more vigorous business and pro-
fessional men of the community.
President Roy Scott has appoint
ed the following committee chair
men for the coming event:
General-John McDermond.
Finance-Dr. w. L. Johnson.
Publicity-A. J. Lies.
Observation-Disclosures Shulz.
Golf Tournament-Dick Schoen-
hoff.
Program-Fay Cooper.
The Minnesota Junior Chamber
of Commerce are sponsoring sew
eral important movements this
year. Among them is All Club
work. Larry Holland, of this city,
graduating with the Glass of 1922
from the Agricultural School of the
University of Nebraska, has been
appointed to take charge of this
important work.
Wednesday Secretary c. J. Nc
Lain, of the local organization re-
ceived word that Harry J. Kruse,
executive secretary of the United
States Junior Chamber of Com
merce, DesMoines, Iowa, would
grace the Sank Centre meeting
with his presence.
The several committees are meet
ing almost nightly completing de-
tails for this gathering.
Sank Centre is famous for the
type of hospitality given visitors
within the citys gates, and the
Herald is certain the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce will maintain this
high standard.
The following is a tentative pro-
gram worked out:
Saturday, June 25th
1000 A. M.-Registration in Lob
by of Palmer House Hotel.
HOO A. M. Morning Business
Community Club rooms.
Minnesota Junior Chamber of
Commerce Business meeting - Joe
Osborne, presiding.
1900 Noon-Luncheon - Palmer
House Hotel.
Roy Scott, President of Sank
Centre Junior Chamber of Com
merce, presiding.
Address of Welcome - William
DeLaurier, Mayor Sank Centre.
Address - William Murphy, Ma
tional director, U. S. Junior Cham
Der of Commerce.
Address-Ronald Faircey, Past
President, st. Paul Junior Associa-
ton of Commerce.
Short entertainment.
200 P. M. Afternoon session -
Palmer House Hotel.
Especial Committee Meetings).
Expansion in Minnesota"
"4-H Club Movement"
"Vote Campaign"
"Conservation."
Other special committee meet
ings.
400 P. M.-Recreation.
Short tour of State Home School
for Girls.
Address by Miss Patterson, Sup
erintendent.
Golf at Country Clup.
Boating, fishing, or swimming In
Sank Lake.
$50 P. Observation-Disclosures Re-
sort, Fairy Lake.
Toastmaster - William P. Muir
ply, National director.
Entertainment.
Address-Harry ]. Kruz, execu-
tive secretary, U. S. Junior Chamb-
err of Commerce.
900 P. M.-Stag Party.
Dance.
Other parties arranged.
Sunday, June 26th
1000 A. M.-Business meeting.
This meeting will be to take care OF
unfinished business, subject to can
collation. in case there is not i'm
portant business to take up.
1900 Noon.
Meeting will adjourn until 200
P. M.
200 P. M.-Recreation.
Parties arranged: Golf, Tennis,
Boat racing on Sank Lake.
Awarding of Golf Trophy to win
pipo team