The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
FIRST LUH CHEON OF THE
K WANTS CLUB WAS BIC
SUCCESS WITH LOTS PEP

With an impctu. Of "a members
comprising Ardmorc men prominent
in an lines OF work the Klwanis
Cmb, made its initial appearance as @
live organization, today noon. at n
luncheon gwen at First Christian
church
Judging from the list OF member
ship, the splendid enthusiasm. the
hearty fellowship evidenced, there
win bo no question as TO the clubs
living up to it. slogan, eve Build
Ana if there was any doubt as to tho
need Of Il third club organized along
sim lar lines Of the Rotary and Lions
club, that doubt was dspellcd Ard
more needed and can we'll support
IN third club, and is to bc congratu-
lWed upon having the establishment
Of Kiwauis.
Tire program opened with the sing
ing of "America' led bv Charles
rorltcr with Miss I.ucia Jones, pi-
1u.st. Mr.. Pdultcr also led the sing.
ing NJ Lii Liza Jane later during
the hour.
AL sinners. club organizer, intro.
duccd the chairman, r. a. Hcfncr,
who in turn introduced Ed Sandln,
president OF Lions Club. G. w R!Ch-
ards, president OF the Rotary Club,
I James Barron. secretary of the Rot
airy club. other guests introduced
were Olin II. Wolverton, Emmitt r.
Reid. Scout Executive. ". j. Law
of Oklahoma city, W. A. zumwalt
I c. II. Buford, in charge of the new
Chamber Of Commerce, and Miss
Jones. in order that an members
should become well known to the
/ other. Mr.. sinners conducted the
/ introduction OF mcmbcrs, each one
/ Introducing his ncighbor
Following this MIR Richards, Mr..
| Sandln and Mr.. Rurford mnde brief
/ talks welcoming the new club. Mr..
/ Richards called attention especially
to the opportunity afforded by the
/ organization OF the kwanis Club. TO
! prominent business men Of tae city,
! whose membership to either the Rot.
airy or Lions club was impossible
on account OF the membership limit
/ placed in the two clubs. This is 4
most timely time for the organization
of the Kiwans Club" he said, and
viii lend added strength to the Cham
Der of Commerce, and the great
things for which we all stand"
a splendid luncheon was served
by the women Of First Christian
church. Tuesday will be the regular
meeting day Of the Kiwans Club,
which will be held at First Christian
church.
The Kwanis membership com
priscs: W. G. Dayi-son, A. Eddie
man. Don Lacy, W. w. letter, G. 5.
Pyle, Z. l.. Orr, r. G. Poland, r. l.
Bcedc, Arthur G. Hall, j. Robert
! Gillian, X. +. McCrory, Won =. Cos
horn, Frank Schneider Paul Frame,
Or. Walter Hardy, S. j. Cullinan.
Dr. -. A. McKcllar, w. c. Baker,
T.. c. London. James Love, c. ..
Caldwell, l., ID. Langston. william
J. Cassidy l.. :. Frost. Morris Sass,
e. T.. Chlyers, w. IT, Ellison, Clar-
oncc Atkins, j. Tf. Edwards ]. y.
Edwards, r. A. Iofner J. f. Hes
ter, NJ S. Wolvcrton, Charles s.
lynch, Leon Kahn, Carl a. Erickson
W. H.. Baily, Joe A. Cooper, Edward
r. O'Ncil. Charles G. Wagner, w
=. Redstcd, W. A. Colley, W. f.
Combs. Charles Poultor, John H.
Dickson. J. c. Echols Dr. Samuel
w. Wilson, C. r. Newman, NJ. NJ
| Wallis, George \. Cox, Charles C
Squircs, Vincent Wakefield, f. L
Watson Noah Cisco, Louis 4. Fischl
Dr f. q Hnrlo,y Rty ~ x CoIdon.