The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05

caid. Harry Leaf, Birch Butcher.
Ds. II. ". Burnett.
Membership Committees. E.
Miller. chairman; II. P. Neptune,
Bert S. Leopold, Clyde Polling,
Ernest Sherwood.
House and Decorations Commit
tee-Bob Morgan, chairman; Max
Wilson, George 7 Wiltshire, Carl
Schimmel, Frank McCray.
Attendance Committee-R. p.
Hines, chairman; Bob Henry, Lee
satterfield. Bailey Thompson,
Harry Sharp.
Finance committee-K. A.
Rock. chairman; George Nelson.
Glen +. Barnes, Nelson A. Beale,
Cell Evans.
Education Committee = George
Colebank, chairman; Frank Ice,
H. G. Toothman, c. NJ. Richie.
Ralph X. Tallant.
Public Affairs Committee-GEay
Amos, chairman; DR.. l.. D. How.
ard, Earl B. Smith. j. B. shu-
maker, DR. r. L. Parks.
Business Methods Committee =
o. F.. Tough. chairman: Arch San
dy, e. l.. Mccullough. Frank Nor.
gan, George r. Watson.
Inter City Relations Committee
Earl II. Smith, chairman; Jack
Horty. l.. o. Singleton, Charles
A. Polling, Sam Leeper.
Classification Committees. o.
Feaster. chairman: Dan Block, j.
Z. Kelley tom Courtney, Cam
Conway.
Publicity Committee-A. Ray
Maple. chairman; Harold Ridgely,
S. B. E4kins okey Swisher, Ira
LaughIin.
Boy Scout Committee-Floyd R +.
Cole, Jake Bintz, Harry Drumm
HELD OVER
The following committees ap-
pointed for 1921 will hold over and
function in 1892 or until work Is
completed.
Library Committee. NJ. Rit.
chic, chairman; George H. Brobst,
Jos. A. Auwyll NJ. R. Trantz, J.
W. Preston.
Good Roads Committee-o. S.
Mckinney, chairman; NJ. G.
ough, r. l.. Cordray, Arthur c.
Frey, Harry Wyooff.
Milk Committee B. Smith,
chairman; Chas. s. Holland, DR..
y. B. Clinton.
Tax Committee-George Brobst,
chairman; Ward Lauham, Ord F.
Lough.
High Cost OF Living Committee
Ward l4anham, chairman; o. S.
Mckinney, Krider Rock, ]. B.
Clinton.
There were probably two hundred
or more Kiwanlans and their ladies
at the installation, five long tables
reaching from wall to wall IN the
large Y dining room being crowded
After the usual salute TO the flag,
the entire audience sang one stanza
Of the national anthem. and Miss
Paulette NuDaIn sang the Marseil.
lsise after which prayer was offer.
ed by Rev. Bloomfield. DR.. Ernest
Yost, basso. sang a very pleasing
number. Mrs. Minor Durham pre-,
sided at the piano, assisted by Miss
Katharine Moore and entertained
the diners with some excellent piano
numbers.
During the course OF the evening,
Hon. o. s. Mckinney, Nose Kline,
Claude H. Laymon, Rollo ]. Con,
Icy, ]. R; Sheridan. Ira Ntcodemus,
and James II. Thomas, directors,
and Ward NJ. Downs, treasurer,
were presented and applauded as
they arose to acknowledge their in.
stallation. Don Blank and Nose
Kline were, upon motion, appointed
to meet with other committees to
confer upon the housing situation
in Fairmont., Upon motion duly
made and seconded, the directors
were requested TO relinquish their
right to name a president to fill
the vacancy caused by the resigna'
ton OF Judge Meredith, in order
that the new president might feel
that he was the officer Of the en-
tire club. The board Of directors
took immediate action and presi.
dent will be named at the second or
third meeting OF the ,year.
A most delicious dinner had been
prepared by the Y force and their
excellent service was highly com.
plimented on all sides. Major
Smith called attention to the fact
that the NJ. !. KSsign was out, ex.
planning that the authorizations
meant, More in the kitchen" The
affair was one OF the most enjoy.
able ever put on by the Kiwania
club.