When was it published?

January 17, 1952 in Gadsden County Times

Story January 17, 1952

Gadsden County Times

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

James Williams, Jack Richardson, Pat Suber, Sterling Pinson, Everette E. (Bubba) Gay, Jr., Phil Spears

Q: What keywords are associated?

Jaycees, Quincy Chamber, Officer Election, Leadership Change, Door Prize

Quincy, Gadsden County, Florida

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James Williams became president of the Quincy Junior Chamber of Commerce for 1952, succeeding Jack Richardson, at a Tuesday night meeting. New officers included Pat Suber (VP), Sterling Pinson (treasurer), Everette E. Gay Jr. (secretary), and Phil Spears (state director). Herbert Michaels won the door prize but was absent.

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James Williams officially took over as president of the Quincy Junior Chamber of Commerce for 1952 to succeed Jack Richardson at the meeting of the club Tuesday night.

Other new officers to serve for the ensuing year are Pat Suber, vice president; Sterling Pinson, treasurer; Everette E. (Bubba) Gay, Jr., secretary, and Phil Spears, state director. Suber succeeds Embry Edwards; Pinson, George Hunter; and Gay, Irvin Cox.

Prior to adjournment the name of Herbert Michaels was drawn to receive the club's regular door prize presented to a member at each meeting. Michaels was not present and the $17.25 will be added to the amount for a recipient at the Feb. 5 meeting.

Guests at the meeting were Lee Pruette and Frank DeBord, presented by George Powell and Fain (Foots) Embry, respectively.

What sub-type of article is it?

Biography

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Jaycees Quincy Chamber Officer Election Leadership Change Door Prize

What entities or persons were involved?

James Williams Jack Richardson Pat Suber Sterling Pinson Everette E. (Bubba) Gay, Jr. Phil Spears

Where did it happen?

Quincy

Story Details

Key Persons

James Williams Jack Richardson Pat Suber Sterling Pinson Everette E. (Bubba) Gay, Jr. Phil Spears

Location

Quincy

Event Date

1952

Story Details

James Williams officially took over as president of the Quincy Junior Chamber of Commerce for 1952, succeeding Jack Richardson, at the club's Tuesday night meeting. Other new officers installed were Pat Suber as vice president succeeding Embry Edwards, Sterling Pinson as treasurer succeeding George Hunter, Everette E. Gay Jr. as secretary succeeding Irvin Cox, and Phil Spears as state director. Herbert Michaels' name was drawn for the door prize but he was absent, so the $17.25 rolls over to the February 5 meeting. Guests included Lee Pruette and Frank DeBord.