New Britain herald., 1924-05-14

William K. Fcna, who a9r.yed half hour late,
 Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlqust was elected a delegate 10 rcprH9"nt in" club al the international confl">ncu in Denver next month.
 Tho attcniGnca pr:z" WIS dun"trd by Howard Y. .tcarrs rn3 Mrs won by Arthur kirrchncr or Nr% i,aVcn. The proposal to iinc mcmbcr5 .j rrnts when not adorned with hadsn Nas defeated by ruling of prcT,d' ni Hawkins and Il fine of io cents 1ub- Hiltutcd.
 Attorney Harry Gin,1urG reported oa tho state Am T;ran lcg,cn l0n- puct 10 ba held at th" EufGitt hotel Saturday. G>orG" E, chandler, coln- ponsation commissioner and ancrr;pry of the Connecticut Chamber of Com mcrce, will be the apcaErn
 The popular introduction broEght ont some witty rommcntr. nr itcnry r. Bray made tn" significant statr- mont that "a good many t"ilo"a who think they hevc arrived are simply getting ready for the r"turn trip"
 Former Charity Smpnr,nj'rl"nt William rowlishaw. introduced E,nl- self as "rlam Bill. without a ti;lo."
 Howard r. Stearns introduced him- self as "Cnll me Slim, it's q dc"rt.p. tiye icrnl."
 William E. lcnn, v'hn heq ia'ro- s,iurrd hlm-,lf nr tho man WAo 5;ool hehind all tho hathtube he soli and kept other men's wlrc7 in hot we'er iatroiuccd hmfelf today as 'an iAn0. nj plumber"
 Dwight Skinner, superintendent of Inc Boys club. and Attorney Harry Girsbcrg were elected 10 represent Inc kiNanis club as judges in inc Herald Junior Arhioicmnn nnt marble contest.
 S'urmfn Dyson reported cn inc GInnor dane, to bc given ncAt We'd ncsla" evening by iho cub. llc .aid there would bc entarainm during iLr mpper.
 .'pT-e tions for fhc good Of thc or c. bror ght forth thc commen' from l)r. 5lpy that tho poliry of kiwani1 should always he thpt Of boosting. ",iui is sometimes sold as a beauty rtoducrr," ho sail. but it surely doesn't help by singing fl. As beau- tiGnr if nc,cr did inc turtlo anr good" He spoke Of thr need cf iniitiduai E rt,cc Gg well as organized Eeryicr. ''i'ia rca is p"Cti. small but he can r4a,e yDu scratch lil;c blazes," he st,d. Many Of Us mink that the fcl- ,ow is onr best friend who cusse3 inc -aine fellow we do. The fellow who
 F.a- s- doips Us boost
 It was voted io continue weekly Htt otiHgs all .umm"r.
 pres! iont Charles W. Hawkins re- ported that a moycmnnt was on foot 10 form an Exchange club, similar ,o ihe other luncheon clubs. "Wc bid thnm welcome to inc city" hc said.
 William Cowlishaw and Joseph Ward Fpose on membership.
 IL Was voted to change table places every week 10 help members become tc'ter acquainted with each other.
 Arthur kirschncr of New Haven a1id. "Your club Eiu be no stronger than inc individual members make 1 f"
 The club will combine with thc Ro- ] 'ary and Lions clubs and inc Cham har Of conmrrce in T joint meeting ! May 27. but will hold its regular | meeting tho following day at noon. ] when the Norwslk club will be pres ent with speaker. as part Of tho reg i ul7r inter-club visitation program. i
 Rev. Dr. \. 4. Ahlculst said, 'Jt | counts lot more when layman . csinces a desire 10 do things for his . fellow men than vhs7 a clergyman or | 8 professional welfare worker does. 1 We've all got brains. ve ought to use them for personal service for our fslloEmen."
 On motion Of E. W. Pape. the first Wednesday Of every month will be "All kiwsnis da-" and will he devot- d 10 a general discussion. There Will bs no speaker that day.