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JUNB 30, 1921 



The Florists^ Review 



103 



A BIGGER FALL BUSINESS 





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THIS IS THE MONTH PAR EXCELLENCE TO SELL 



TULIPS - HYACINTHS - CROCUSES 



and NARCISSI 



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to send a special vote of thanks to Eu- 

 gene Funk for his address on corn, to 

 thank and praise him for his life study 

 of that subject, to ask him to continue 

 his work along that line and to put his 

 work on record so that everyone might 

 know what he was doing and had done 

 and will do. This was passed unani- 

 mously. 



The fourth president of the associa- 

 tion, John Fottler, Jr., was elected to 

 honorary membership in the association. 

 He was one of the first half-dozen orig- 

 inal members of the association. The 

 members of the association were as- 

 sessed $15 each in order to meet the 

 ])resent deficiency in the treasury. 



Invitations were then read from vari- 

 ous cities for the convention next year. 

 The cities included Chicago, Atlantic 

 City, Omaha, Cincinnati, New York and 

 Mackinac island. Action will be taken 

 at the midwinter session of the exe- 

 cutive committee. 



Dick O'Bannon then presented the 

 outgoing president with a beautiful 

 20-jeweled watch, with the thanks and 

 appreciation of the association for his 

 work of the past year. Mr. Hastings 

 accepted with due thanks. 



This closed the meeting and the con- 

 vention. 



Entertainment Features. 



Clifford Corneli and the other St. 

 Louis seedsmen on the entertainment 

 committee were excee^lingly busy dur- 

 ing the convention. They had the en- 

 tertainment features planned in great 

 shape and everyone present was well 

 pleased with the results. The golf game 

 at the Kirkwood Country Club Tuesday 

 afternoon, June 21, was a most pleasant 

 <fi:ame, and the dinner and dance which 



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