Arizona republican., 1921-04-06
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 CARS SF0R PIONEERS
 REUN|ONNEXT WEEK

Following a concise statement by Wesley w. Knorpp. business man. ager of The Arizona Republican, con-
 erning the great pioneers reunion
 hich will be held under the direc
 lon this newspaper next Tuesday and Wednesday, more than 40 mem 1ers of the Kiwans club pledged ne r cooperation yesterds and of fereJ theiI aulOmo lcs tor he en e.ta-nment of the o.c mers. The mac ii-e are to be used in the pa rade Tuesday morning and in bring ing the pioneers to and from the | exercises at Rivers de park as well as in on the trip through the Salt River valley on Wednesday. When the Kiwanians met for their weekly luncheon at the Y. M. c. A. they found that the place of honor in the attendance contest had been l given to the Gila Monsters, who were also presented with a boA of cigars because of having the greatest num- 1 Der of team members present. | The meeting opened with the intro 1 duction of guests and the first use of the "Kiwanis Greeting" which was brought to the Phoenix club by
 Charles F. Willis. The Kiwanians
 voted it the best ever, and it is to
 
 hereafter.
 J. Oscar Sexson, former song lead | CT, then presented his resignation. l awarding his baton, a crooked cot
 tonwood limb. to James, Leach, after l which Knorpp gave his address con
 corning the pioneers.
 A feature of the meeting was th, | announcement of the reception com mittee that it has determined upor l.- terIat Arar-il | the suggestion of Roy Murray, chalr
 man of the committee the club dis
 cussed the proposal with the resul that a dinner, followed by an enter tainment and dance at the Phoeni, . Country club was decided upon. After an announcement of lectur' ! to be given under the auspices of tn , Rotary club at the high school audi , torium Friday. April 15, on "Th ' Evolution of the Pen" the meeting
 was turned over to Earl Benson , chairman of the day The attendanc prize a penknife awarded by Jacl . Martin. was won by Ben Stanton
 Leo Weaver will give the prize nex
 week, and Perry Williams will delive the trade talk.
 , The trade talk yesterday was givei
 by Fred Tregaskes, of the Apach
 garages, who explained the cause an ! | explanation of them was as enter taining as it was instructive. . Two of the guests of the club wer then called upon for entertainmen !, features R. G. Baehr, of the Pee and HIT Fur7itrre comDany. Chicag'
 -esDonded with a short but p'thy ad dress. after which B. V. von Sender H~ominent local insurance man, ker 5 the diners in roars of laughter b I ~inging a series of Limericks whic J were as full of humor as anythi7 the club has heard in months Re spending to an insistent encore. h e gave a humorous recitation The meeting ended with the sing
 ing of club songs under the directio
 of Song Leader Leach.
 P The guests of the club yesterda were R. G. Baehr, Chicago; s. Daniels. Phoenix: B. V. von Sender Phoenix: c. D. Doris. Phoenix: tf
 Rev. F. D.Raley. Hayden: Claude D Tones Phoenix: Paul Thorne. Sa . rrancisco: E M Lynch. Phoeni, M Carroll Abbott San Francisco: Be Martindale San Francisco: Al Viaul
 phoen'x: the Rev. F'r A'buoy. Win: If low: Lou Knorse San Francisco. ar s Ross NJ. Clark. Los Angeles.