| Show Reed J. J Money l Honored By Cedar Junior Chamber Reed J J. J Money Captain of the Cedar Post of the Sons Bons and Daughters of Utah Pioneers and Indian War Veterans a member of the Board of directors of or the Cedar City Chamber of or Commerce for forthe forthe forthe the past two years ars and a very active ac active ac- ac tive Uve civic worker was given the distinguished service award sponsored sponsored sponsored spon spon- by the Junior Chamber of Commerce The presentation was made at the tho Junior Chamber of Commerce S Stag Banquet held at atthe atthe the Escalante ante Hotel Friday night D D. C. C DIx president of the sponsoring sponsoring sponsoring spon spon- organization speaking as a representative and leader of ot a group of thinking young citizens the members of the Cedar City Chamber of commerce presented the a award ward to Mr Money as the young man who most himself from the standpoint of community service during 1938 1936 and assured the large crowd presen present present pre pre- sen sent that the young man selected for this honor Is fully deserving of all that the award implies The leadership and services given riven to his community by this young lung man whom we 8 are about to honor has been fearlessly and unselfishly unselfishly unselfishly un un- un- un selfishly given Mr Dix said and the results of that leadership and andI I service need not be repeated here they are an p part rt of this citY's community life me Any recognition recognition recognition given here tonight Is la Just and well merited This in an award high in honor hODor splendid in significance significance cance It should be an inspiration to young j ung men everywhere and a gratification to good citizens of ot Cedar City Only the officers of the Junior Chamber Chamb r and the members of the committee who made the selection knew to whom the honor was to togo togo togo go until Mr announced it at atthe atthe atthe the meeting Mr Money still showing hoWing the modesty and unselfishness that has prevailed In all aD his civic activIties activities toes accepted the Ule award with the statement that he felt honored indeed In Indeed Indeed in- in deed since he lie was was' aware pf the many fine things other young men of ot Cedar City had done in the waY of or service during durin the past year that he hoped that he was at least partially worthy of the honor honor hon hon- or and expressed a desire to continue continue continue con con- to put back into the community community community com com- at least a q part of the fine things was he he was getting out of it it M M. J. J Urie Urle representing the committee com com- that made the selection stated that the recipient should feel doubly honored because of the fact that he was selected for the theaward theaward award iward in a community where there are so BO- many outstanding civic workers and leaders among the young m men n in the age alfe limit that made them eligible for tor consid consid- The fact he said that competition was as so 80 keen only added added added add add- ed to the honor of the young man selected Commenting on the virtues virtues vir vir- vir- vir tues that had won this honor for tor Reed Heed Mr Uric Urie said that the rev reo was the type of man who when asked to go a mile mUe with you would go the second mile on its hla own accord Mayor Charles R. R Hunter complimented complimented complimented com com- the young men of or Ce Cedar Cedar Cedar Ce- Ce dar City and the Junior Chamber of Commerce on the fine spirit they had shown In sponsoring this award and on n the excellent civic work thus far tar undertaken and ac accomplished accomplished ac- ac accomplished and then outlined several several several sev sev- eral projects that could be undertaken undertaken undertaken under under- taken by such a group in the way of civic betterment Although the meeting was serIous serious ser ear ious tous in ln nature a spirit of fun run and hilarity prevailed throughout due to 14 the tho keen and ready reads wit and masterful performance of ot H. H Ray Bush as master of ceremonies the nature of the musical numbers number which consisted of or a song by a B chorus of Junior chamber members member and a solo by Tom cardon accompanied accompanied accompanied by Don Draper on the guitar and a stunt pulled at atthe atthe atthe the opening of the meeting The stunt took everyone by sur sur- prise It was started by Durrel W. W Corry who gave a talk full of very caustic remarks about the Senior Senior- Chamber of Commerce and its members which prompted heated and seeming spontaneous but really real real- really ly 11 pre-arranged pre outbursts from Henry E. E Petersen Dr John Beal BeaI Homer Jones and Sumner Hatch The whole thing was so realistic that many of those present were not aware that it was not in all U seriousness until an explanation was made When it was found it was all in fun the crowd caught the spirit of the occasion and followed followed followed fol fol- lowed toast toastmaster ter Bush through a hilarious evening |
