Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
NEW k|WAN|S PRESIDENT
HOPES FOR GREAT YEAR
Thomas b. Howell Takes Over
Rcins Laid Down by
Kellogg.
RACK ALL coon MOVEMENTS
Working Girls Home - One Of
Things Members Have in Mind for
in::-Stnndinr Committees Are An
nOunccd by Chief.

That the Kiwanis club Mil make
Of the now year tho beginning of u
constructive ora. ANA that i, viii start
Immediately upcr the Accomplishment,
Of something worth while. WAS tho
hope o: I.rcsideut Thomas l.. Howell
IN his nst address to the club as its
1icsidins officer at the weekly meet
ing of the club At Murphy's yesterday
afternoon. Mr Howell said that the
work wuuiu b" easy because the re-
firing president. -. Il. Kellogg had
left such an excellent heritage. the
result of a year Of notable achieve
mcnt and untiriuE cucrc':. Here arc
= few things the now president hopes
10 sec at the end of his :dninistra-
t.cn.
Hopes for Real Buildinr.
Better attendance: Il definite obi.c,
ia constructive activity; more vocal
ization in the shape of songs: in
creased Ccrdiality. broader aCuuaiut-
HnceShip; constructive criticism: real
building; cordial wclcom" to new
members and guests. The new prcSi-
dent hopes 10 have action on SurEcS-
tons made az recent meeting by
members of the club. such as spot
lights on all monuments i'm the city:
flags flying on all public Cuttings;
memorial to soldier dead. working
girls home. These matters will he
iakcn up at once. Tn" big" THING
in the mind of many members .: tho
clua IS the cstnbi iShmcnt Of Il work
Ing g.iis' home where strangers
may secure rooms and board a, small
rates.
"kiwanls. as Interpreted" said MIR.
Towel. means to build, not selfish
~ Lu; generously. |, is a principle.
not policy" He declared that tho
cub should feel it Il duty 10 pro
mote the interests Of its mombors.
its city and its state.
Th" meeting yesterday was largely
att'hded. a number OF visitors being
rr"sci ted ana given 2 hearty Woi.
con". At the conclusion 81 tl.c feast.
"nd following short talks Is various
members. President Howell am
nouuccd tho following standing COM
n!ttccs:
rcr>"nnci OF Committees.
Program committec-tuacrt iIil
Fleet. chairman: Solon IL. cousins
Louis J. Ii"lndl. Roy X. Flanagan.
\. u. Watson.
Attendance committee X carter
beverley. chairman: ~. l.. kayho"
Richard w Payne. w. II. S,anseil. L.
&. Iieltzcl
Frasicr. Chairman; Conrad l.. rricc.
W NJ Reynolds Irwin l.. sutherland,
g. T.. Trinitc.
House committee Wiiloushby l..
Taylor chairman. Elan g Tooua.
Percy iioNaday, -. WaGIy Wilde T.
-. / Tyndal.
Finance comm!ttco-Osu l. Par
r.sh. chairln-u. !. Lee Davis /" T. ".
GOODWIN Pcter Winston. stuart Ford.
Education coinuittcc-J.sse II. E!n-
ford. chairman j. H. Braudt. stiles
II El!yson. George 7. I.,wis.
Publicity COMMITTEES Edward Rag
Clifford +. Walker, V. T. !. Robinson.
~ NJ. Brown.
in,crcity relations commi,tce-
Yin J.. SpeHr chairman: Donald y.
Frazier Fred T. Dapprich. william
:, Whit AIlan Talbot
l'uh'.c affairs commitic"-W Fred
Richardson. chairman: joint T.. NH
son. Charles L.. Richardson. Charles
{. Dove NJ. q. l;cN
HnSincsS methods comm.t,ec-Ci.
Edmund Massey, chairman: Robert
II. i'arn.s, i. stuart Graham. Julian
!-ichicnstein, VIII +. Irish.
classification cpmmi,,cr--W Fleet
hirk, cnairman Eugene X. Jones.
Walter y street. James G.. i:,rncsr
John r. Dudley.
Grievance committee. Lawrence \
Mauek chairmai~. 'RoboNr T.. Sayill.
AIen q. Mcca.bc. -.l:Incs, l.. Alas.,I
T. y. Miller. III.
Sick committee go. Fran; fr,,,
chairman; %. Bruce Watson. Edwin
.. vim. H"iph V Dennis. Loo Fer
Sere eants-ai-ar.ns Andrew J.