Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-04-17 | Page 9 | Rotarians Discuss Principles of Cult

tANS DISCUSS CULT BOISE April 17 IP Utah and Id Idaho ho RotarIans went into the business bustness busi bust ness session cession of their annual convention conven- conven Ion Uon toda today with discussion of Rotarian Ro- Ro tarlan principles and confirmation lof of or the nomination of Frank Milton Driggs of Ogden as district governor as the major part of their program The annual banquet last night brought out praise of the Rotarian movement from Governor C C. Ben Benloss Ross loss himself a a. Rotarian W. W E. E Fleetwood of Price Utah who re referred referred referred re- re to Rotary as an embodiment of ot highest patriotism Theodore Tor Tor- geson of oC Estevan Sask John Foucher F. F of Omaha and retiring Dis- Dis I DIs trl t Governor At Atkinson Five conference breakfasts were I held this morning at which business I of the organization was discussed Speakers on today's program in included in- in eluded the Rev Rc Victor A. A Speare of Tovo Dick Wells of Pocatello Mr Charles Charles' Whitworth o of Brigham C. C W. W Thomas of Burley V. V. V E. E Morgan of and Al AI B. B Reynolds of oC Portland governor of or the First district of oC Rotary International In In- In In a brief address on the relation of ot the chamber of commerce to Rotary Rotary Ro Ro- Ro- Ro tary tm C. C O. O Wilburn secretary of the Jerome chamber of commerce said MIt It is is natural to expect that the ad advanced ad- ad thinking of a n. community willbe will willbe willbe be found In Its Rotary club and find that the chamber of oC commerce can take up work after alter this thinking and weighing are done