Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
ANNIVERSARIES TELL
 VA[LEYWONDERSTO
 THE OUTSIDE WORLD

When the members of the kiwanis club took their places at the tables at their weekly luncheon of the club at the '. NJ. C. A. yesterday they tounu at each plate postal cards descriptive of Phoenix and the Salt River valley which have been stamped by the pro- gram committee and needed only the addresses to carry out into the world the message of this part of the Cnlted States. More than 300 were addressed by the members who also added few words Of their own, and then blue uniformed mail carrier entered the room and gathered up the cards from every table, so that the first mails car ried from Phoenix hundreds of renlin- ders of the richness and resources Of Maricopa county.
 Another unexpected feature of the meeting was the distribution of beau tifully engraved cards bearing the ki- wanis Code of Business Ethics, which had been printed at the expense of Benjamin Rice as q gift to all the members of the club. The cards were distributed by George MiclSle, chairman of the business ethics committee of the club.
 The attendance committee then re- ported upon its plans for the parucipa- ton of the club in the international attendance contest, the announcements I chairman. Four attendance teams have been selected, the "wildcats'' with J. O. Sexson in charge; the Coyotes head 1 ed by J. D. Martin; the "Rattlesnakes." 1 led by Leo Weaver, and the "Gila Mon sters." with E. C. Mason directing them. l In conjunction with the international attendance contest the clubs of the 1 Southwest district are to give a special prize to the organization making the best record in the next three months. The two losing teams in the contest will give a dinner to the winning teams. 1 President Royal J. Lescher then opened a box of cigars which had been donated to the club by Jacy Tracy fol- i lowing the advent of John F. Tracy, Jr-, who was born last week.
 The first announcement of ladies night to be held by the club in the near future was made by President Lescher and the reception committee was in- structed to get busy. This committee includes Roy Murray. chairman; Earl Benson, J. F. All<ire, Harry Duffy and Ed Morgan.
 Erskine Mason and Dave Goldberg followed with short taESs on the Well fare league drive which opens today and announced the Kiwanis teams which have been selected to assist in the campaign. The members of these
 teams and the other workers in the drive will meet at a luncheon at the
 '. M. c, A. today at 12:15 o'clock. Dr. Henry Bailey, chairman of the day, began his part of the session by
 eliciting promise from the members
 that they were going 70 bury T. NJ. 4 Knocker,' after which the attendance prize was drawn. The prize. a smok- ing set presented by Leigh Ford, was i won by Jack Daniels. Gene Hughes
 will give the prize next week., and Ec | Lamson wlll make the trade talk.
 C. r. Willis then spoke on the new
 Kiwanis clubs at Tucson and Nogales
 which he has visited during the week
 and Earl Drake followed with a sum
 mary of the conference of the clubs O
 the Southwest district ar Gallup, N. NJ.
 which was attended by himself anC
 President Lescher. The meeting ended
 with short addresses by Sam Roger!
 on the Deaconess hospitaI and s. FreC
 Cummings, state organizer of tn,
 American Farm Bureau federation, or
 the pep" and enthusiasm he has
 found in the club.