The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25

ing with the individual and the indi-
vidua's relation TO the financial de-
preston, and how every man could re.
lieve the situation by being optimistic,
talking good times, boosting the city,
refrain from discussion depression.
He referred 10 conditions in his own
business the, Authorization Tire and
Rubber Company and was greeted with
a round Of applause when he disclosed
the extent Of the 1921 business for the
factory,
Mr.. Wood also paid tribute to the
local organization stating that he had
said recently at Oklahoma City that
they had the best club, in the best
city, in the best state, in the best
country" but that he believed now
that he had covered little bit too
much territory"
In addition to Mr.. Wood there were
a number of other distinguished guests
including DR.. Crayton $. Brooks. c. w.
Richards, G. A. Starks, OF Oklahoma
City, George Pouter, II. II. Sayre, J..
L. Williams, Harry Beane, c. Il. Ring.
er, Russell Brown. Arthur Wood. Talks
We're made by DR.. Brooks who told of
the desire of the ministers of the city
TO have Billy Sunday come to Ardmore
during 1921 for a months revival serv-
ice, in response to which the Kiwan.
ians unanimously extended an invita-.
ton TO Mr.. Sunday, along with the
ministers, by Mr.. Ringer, assistant
secretary Chamber of Commerce who
took occasion 10 remind the men of
the splendid results being brought
about by the establishment of a room
at the Chamber of Commerce in which
the meeting similar to the Kiawanians
was being held; by c. w. Richards,
superintendent OF city schools, who. in
speaking of the work OF an organiza-
ton such as the Kiwanis Club, stated
the Ardmore Public Schools offered the
best object OF service. He delved into
the boy problem, telling OF incidents
where the help and encouragement Of
the men Of the city are needed, Of
the power of the group OF several or.
CARNATIONS putting over" any propos-
ed plan TO develop the good in the
city.
Unless we can serve we have no
purpose Of existence, and one OF the
largest service is TO see that every
child receives the proper education.
When all the people become educated
one of the nations greatest problems
will be solved.
In Ardmore We are reaching all the
boys and girls as we should. we do
not know all the problems they are
facing. the trials and hardships." 1t
was here that Mr.. Richards cited u
specific case which is very pitiful and
which deserves the personal attention
Of some big hearted man, who wants
to do something to serve
Mr.. Richards also referred to the
Boy Scout work. and stated that he
was glad that the Kiwanis Club was
behind the work. The boys, TO my
mind, are more sinned against. than
shining, and they need the personal
touch, the encouragement Of men such
as We are TO help them grow up TO
meet life's greater problems with an
ideal worth while"
A most interesting talk was also
made by Russell Brown. former coun-
ty attorney.
New Club members introduced today
were DR.. X. l.. Davidson. Albert Rel.
sen, Dan Ridpath, Ralph Tate. and
J. n. Phelan.
President Orr appointed Judge Ed.
dleman and Dr. r.. c. Harlow. the com.
mittee to represent the club at the
meeting called by Mayor Freeman.
Monday night. when amendments 10
the city charter will be submitted.
Mr.. Orr also announced that W. n.
Bailey will preside at the next meeting.