The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-30
k|WAN|S CLUB
ENJOYS LUNCH
AND PROGRAM
A. n. DENNIS, or FRo911sS1V1
PuB1IsHERs, INC. DELrVn1S
Mosr xNrEREsTIN0 ADD1EsS
TO MEMBERS.
Good Music, Good Chow, Ovsrhue d
OF Eden Qarb.

With ten special prizes, a silent
boost" at every plate. speclal Nocai ana
instrumental music NUMBERS ana an az
dress covering the actlfities on fsosses-
luncheon, held by the Klwanis club yes
terday noon at the McLure, became
distinct success and was declared 70 %
one Of the most interesting meetings
ever held here.
resolution was introduced by Attorney
George A. Blackboard. comlcaily con-
demninC the Overall Club fad and de-
clarins in favor Of The Adam ana Son Eve
born. of the Hub. said he was In favor
OF the resolution and. If maple leaves
were plentiful this season, nc Wouio
have plenty on hand at from $9S;0O up
The resolution created cohsloerapie
ment. The sober sentiment Of Kiwanis
club members is. as matter OF 1act,
in oppositiun 10 Overall Clubs" and IN
favor OF the "Old Clothes idea over
alls cost money, and, If old clothes be-
,, come The fad, many would be right IN
The brief address delivered by Albert
n. Dennis. president Of Progressive PUP
fishers. Inc. was one or me no.ap pie
the subject Of Boosting, Boosters"
with only a very limited time at his
disposal, MIR. Dennis brought out the
fact that Progressive Publishers, Inc,
is more than local ihstituIion. slm IIS
and some even internationally, ana the
! concern is a great asset to this commun-
ity by reason Of its location here.
He said that the organizSation. as "a
. for the people of Wheeling, Including
other. towns and cities In the commun-
tty, and that reciprocity as well as our
own welfare would seem to suggest
that the people of this community could
we'll afford to be boosters Oh Progressive
| Publishers. Inc.
Mr.. Dennis also explained briefly sew
! eral of the publications or the concern,
Including Progress and THE Fun
Book" two monthly magazines maya mes I hGGa,
Information Book" THE Bellaire- Bridge.
port Martins Ferry (Ohio) Combined
Directory" and the Official Miners.
Service Record" were referred TO, as
| perhaps of particular interest 10 ioGn,
corporation was shown TO be far more
than anyone present expected.
AS the members and visitors entered
the dining room. the special string or
chestra played Il Liked TO Dream and,
during the meal. several numbers were
ever" king Cupid" Moonlight in Alo-
haiand" and Life Will Be Song" all
Of which are published by Progressive
Miss Margaret Roberts sang Sweet.
; hearts Forever" as solo which proved
a big hit. Your Smile" was sung by
Prof. Elmer q. Hoelzle this number Al
so being we'll received. All present rom.
ed in singing Moonlight in Alohaland.,
, which Is declared to he the most beautl1ul
Hawaiian waltz-song since the Famous
Aloha Oc.'
The many musical numbers. as well
as all other events on the program,
were thoroughly enjoyed by more than
$50 people who were present. g,
Attorney Thomas Il. Foulk introduced
n resolution endorsing the increase IN
wages asked by Wheeling school teach,
ers While the club members were
practically unanimous in favor or the
resolution, Il Followed the usual course
Of such resolutions by being referred 70
the civic affairs committee for ccnsid- :
Grafton with the understanding that
definite action will be taken next week;
II was decided to have a special
"Womcn's Night" for next week ~hcn
each member Of the club will have II
lady as his guest. Mr.. John Frcund.
The noted musician coming for Music
week, will be present and deliver an ad-
dress a, the meeting next week.