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The Florists^ Review 



Mat 11, 1922 



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CI^JVELAND FLORISTS' CLUB. 



The meeting of the club at the Hol- 

 lenden hotel was well attended. There 

 was something doing all the time. The 

 president reported that the sending of 

 flowers to all hospitals Easter Sunday 

 went over in fine shape. It took over 

 4 000 flowers to see that everyone was 

 taken care of. Several musicians went 

 along and some of our best singers. 



The club went on record again as 

 tolling the committee that the one per 

 eont for advertising plan was to have 

 been started May 1. If a few hold out, 

 if will cut no figure. Cleveland florists 

 are for it from now on. A 2-page ad- 

 vertisement used by St. Louis florists 

 was exhibited, showing what a wonder- 

 ful success St. Louis made. It cost the 

 St. Louis florists $4,200 and no one 



felt it. 



A special get-together dance was 

 held May 9 at Conklin's hall. The en- 

 tertainment consisted of a radio con- 

 cert, refreshments, special stunts and 

 cards for the older members. These 

 monthlv get-together meetings are do- 

 ing a great deal of good. The growers 

 and florists in and around Cleveland 

 have a chance to meet each other here, 

 which means better business coopera- 

 tion. . , 



Nearlv all of the florists are in favor 

 of a fall flower show. Why not? It 

 would be good advertising. Over 255,- 

 000 peo])le went to the building exposi- 

 tion held here recently. Business is 

 coming back strongly and by fall we 

 should be ready to have a real show. 



Herman P. Knoble was missed at the 

 May meeting of the club. He was at 

 Detroit attending the V. T. D. meeting. 



It was reported that we were just 

 nine new members short of President 

 McLaughlin's desired 100 new mem- 

 bers for this year. Everyone be sure 

 to come to the meeting to be held 

 June 5, for then we are going over the 

 top. It will be a jollification meeting. 



One of our members has got the show 

 habit right. He knows what the State 

 theater flower show did. He is going 

 to put on a real show in the lobby of 

 the Homestead theater. May 11 to 13. 

 A. J. Borges, manager of the Floral 

 Service Co., will be in charge. 



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