Select two members to react to situations. One presents a gift with appropriate remarks, the other receives it and responds. The gift may be something like a pen or a watch, or it might be something fantastic, like Aladdin's Lamp or an honorary doctorate. One bids farewell to another who is supposedly moving to a distant community, the other responds. One tries to sell an object, the other raises reasonable objections.
C onduct a general discussion of the prepared speeches.
Members also could suggest topics for future talks, which they would like to hear. When you're called upon to speak during the Table Topics portion of your club's program, you'll do well if you keep your remarks brief and to the point. Make sure they are appropriate to the trend of the general discussion. Try to present sensible, worthwhile ideas that add to the knowledge of others. You're welcome to refute or elaborate on ideas and information already presented by other participants.