Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-23
KIWANLANS ARE
HOSTS TO DAVIS
AND''U'' TEAM
Plans for "Karnfiivar.. Are
Presented to Club Mem
bers, and Are Approved.

Coacha Paul Jones Davis and mem
beers off, the. university basketball
squad were guests of honor. at the
luncheon and meeting held in the
Commercial club today by the Kiwanis
club : John M. Larsen and Count
|Claes Spare Of Stockholm, Sweden.
who arrived here by monoplane last
Saturday. while on a fight from Day
ton. Ohio. to the Arctic ocean,. also
were guests of the club. and. both
spoke informally At the meeting. w.
P Davies presided.
Coach Davis gave an excellent talk
athletics and their value both to
the student body and the community.
He pointed to the fact that a high
Of athletics drew students to
the university, and benefited those
participating, in both a mental and
Physical way. as we'll as stimulating
interest generally, in university af-
fairs. In concluding Mr.. Davis offered
some suggestions through which
closer cooperation between the ath-
letic department and the community
organizations might be worked out.
AS a result of Mr.. Davis talk.
members Of the club, unanimously re-
solved to attend in a body. the next
big game in which the basketball
squad participated. on its, home floor.
A rising vote OF thanks was rendered
Coach Davis, and the members of the
squad for their excellent record as
athletes and for their share in up
holding the standard of the univer-
sity. 400 ~.
+. Karnival Plans. !
Tentative plans. for the : Kiwanis
"Kommunity Karnival" which is to be
held at the city auditorium. within
the near future. to raise funds for q
community welfare and recreation
center were presented to the club
members and were approved. Nc
definite date has been set for the
!Karnival, but wheels will be put in
motion at once for the big event. and
It is expected that the date will be an.
nounced within a short time. Fra
city will be invited to cooperate in
putting on the big program Of
"stunts' and other carnival attrac-
tons, and the Kiwanians have. al
ready been assured of plenty Of sup.
port in staging the event.. -
Committees.
Committees who will have charge
of preparations Of the Karnival. a.
announced at the meeting today were
F%raternal and Civic Bodies-Fred
locNL0kIs 1SOE6e SUlUOTU, .0uQ AOra'
|hamsen. P. o. Thorson. j, E.. Turner
fDr. g. A. Abbott and DR.. H. W. F
Law. = F"
Kiwanis Booths and Concessions
L. K. Raymond, c.. c.. Finch, Tom
Collins. s. II. Booth and Paul Davis.
House and Ticket-Charles Dow, ]
Nv. Wilkerson. E. j. Lander, c. w
Graves and w. H. i.rown.
Concessions-P. s. Peterson. B. D
Keck. JOS. Bell. DeRemer. L. K. Lohr
and Ralph Lynch.
Programme. J.. G. Brundin. Dr.. ]
III. Moore, H. A. .Enyeart, r. e. Wen.
Eel. Sandy Mcdonald and DR.. w ]
Hewitt.
Thorson. 90
Advertising-H. H. Wilson, q. H
Wilder, Henry Holt, w. A. Collins and
IF. McKernan. IT,
'Decorations-Jos. Roller, T. p. Nc.
Elroy, Robt. Benner, John Ryan and
|R. R.. Borman. ~.
Executive Committed. c. Hair
George Colborn. DR.. HI. w. F. Law
. aaPFy o'ksefe' U, and :. v. wilKeT.
The first attendance prize, =
Ithermos bottle, donated by w. H. Kel.
sey, was won by Bud. Abrahamson
The second, q sample" of Crane
Forks real estate with a $50 due bill
attached, also was donated by Mr.
Kelsey and was won by John Ryan
w. A.. Mcintyre. won the tpotted Easter
plant donated by T.aPss McElroy. st