The Coolidge examiner., 1940-09-05
Secretaries Honored
With Festivities

Arizona Chamber of Commerce
secretaries are slated for several
real treats, in fact almost a feast
of scenic and educationa, adven-
ture, according to President Grace
Sparks, during the coming mid
summer meeting which will be
opened Friday, September 6, at
Williams with registration at four
O'Clock at convention headquarters
in the Williams-G Grand Canyon
Chamber of Commerce. A delici-
Gus banquet will be served in the
attractive Fray Marcos Harvey
House at seven o'clock. The Wi
liams- Grand Canyon Chamber of
Commerce will present forty five
minutes of entertainment and fun
directed by President Reese
Vaughn and Secretary Mary
Stevenson. This will be followed
by three inspirational talks, "a
message from chamber of COM
merce secretaries" by H. p Wat
kins, secretary of the Prescott
Chamber. "The Grand Canyon
and Arizona a continuation of the
marvellous tax given at the Yuma
annual meeting of the secretaries
by James V. Lloyd, assistant su-
perintendent, Grand Canyon Ma
tional Park. w. c. Broadgate.
chairman Yavapai County Council
of Arizona Small Mine Operators
will show the Importance of the
mining industry and the small
mines to chambers of commerce.
Following the banquet a business
session will be held. Among promi-
nent speakers who have been in
vited to present topics during the
three day sessions Septembr 9Th,
7th and Sth are: Jack Stewart.
president of the Arizona Hotel
Mems Assn; Emmett V. Graham.
advertising counsellor; Michael
McCue, secretary Douglas Cham
Der of Commerce and Mines;
Charles F. Willis secretary Ari-
zona Small Mine Operators Assn;
Sam Coupal, director Arizona
Mineral Resource Board; Mrs. w
b. Young, publicity chairman,
Arizona Mohair Growers Assn;
Mrs. ]. M. Keith. secretary Ari-
zona Cattle Growers Assn, Presi-
dent Alfred Atkinson, University
of Arizona; President Grady Gam
mage. Arizona State Teachers Col
lege, Tempe; Hon. Barry Gold
water. Phoenix; Roy Drachman,
secretary Tucson Sunshine Club;
President T. J. Tormey, Arizona
State Teachers College, Flagstaff.
R. H. Williams, manager Fred
Harvey Studio. Grand Canyon Ma
tional Park will show illustrated
slides of Rainbow Bridge, Monu-
ment Valley and other scenic
points. DR.. B. L. Elzada Clover
professor of Botany, Ann Arbor,
Michigan has been invited to show
her slides on the Havasupai Can
Won and Colorado River expedl-
tions. The sound moving picture
"Arizona-Its Mineral Resources
and Scenic Wonders" will also be
shown. Business sessions and
round table discussion viii be held
Saturday. An evening session IN
the Kaibab Forest with stunts
around the campfire, lunches at
the community church, country
club, round table discussion, mid
night matinee are a few OF the
events scheduled by Williams.
Sunday will be spent at the Grand
Canyon where secretaries wiz be
guests of Supt. F. A. Kittredge and
Asst. Supt. James V. Lloyd. Tent
ative plans call for a mule Trip
down into the canyon, or a choice
of a sight seeing trip about the
canyon. In any event secretaries
will complete their Grand Canyon
day with attendance at the Coro
nado ceremony, enacting the Ike
Discovery of the Grand Canyon,
commemorating the discovery OF
the Grand Canyon in September
1910 by Garcia Lopez de Cardenas
by the u. S. Coronado Commission
of the u. S. National Park Service
and the Fred Harvey Company
Election of officers wiki be held
Those serving at present are:
Grace M. Sparks, president, Pres
colt; M. F. McCue, vice president
Douglas; C. E. Goyette, vice presi
dent, Tucson; R. G. Chambers
vice president, Ash Fork; Evelyr
Smith, vice president, Yuma; Pau
Murnhv vice president. Phoenix