The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-26

JANUARY aesh s1LEcTeD As.oAx
FOR GRAND PARADE AND TX
Hlslr " CHILDREN or DAY.
IONA AND VICINITY.

IONA AND VICINITY.
Tho day Of days. for this season
should Be the 10th Of January, when
Loco boys and R1Fls. from four to sew
enteen years. celebrate and have Q
grand parade and exhibit for civic
Improvement.
This 10 NO idle fancy. but . great
possibility. and must be made .
glorious fact. Let every citizen OF
Daytona and vicinity put their
shoulder to this enterprise and help
to make It . day In the city's history.
No plan can work itself. but with
united effort Il can be done. The idea
| 10 to enlist 1000 children and raise
81 900 for civic Improvement, the
larger part to go on the public play
ground for the children and the re-
mainder to 60 to the various interests
hitherto fostered by the civic depart
ment of the Palmetto club. The great
object is to inspire the children to
work for civic improvement. The out
line for this day IL as follows:
| Six classes for girls:
First class, 4 to 6 years Doll
parade.
Second class. 6 to years-Doll car
rage parade.
| Third class. to 10 years-Best
dressed doll. work done by girl.
| Fourth class, 10 to IL years-Best
dressed doll, work done by girl.
Fifth class, IL to Is years-Best ex-
hibit in domestic art and domestic
science.
Sixth class. Is to II years-Best ex-
hibit in domestic art and domestic
science.
Six classes for boys:
/ First class, to 6 years-Vehicle
parade.
Second class. to years-vehicle
parade.
Third class, to 10 years-Best
cardboard design, outlined with thumb
tacks.
/ Fourth class, 10 to IL years-Best
cardboard design, outlined with thumb
tacks.
Fifth class. IL to Is years-Best
bird house for native birds.
Sixth class. Is to II years-Best
bird house for native birds.
/ There will be three prizes for each
class, or thirty-six prizes in all.
Every child that enters is to pay
Is cents. This is to pay for prizes.
and all other expenses incurred for
parade and EXHIBITS.
Wanted! Four thousand parents.
uncles. aunts and friends to come to
this parade and exhibit, pay Is cents
to see it. and see the prizes jointly
awarded and hurrah for the winners.
And there is the $1,000 just as easy.
Let everybody enthuse. everybody
help to get children to enter and make
a success of the undertaking. There
h.,
charge of some of the classes, but
the chairman of the civic department
begs for volunteers to complete the
. list of managers. So far. those Sc
cured are for girls classes:
First class, 4 to years-Mrs. VIM.
Roxby and the Misses JareckE
i. Second class, 6 to s years-Mrs.
Robins and Mrs. Wolcott.
Third class, s to 10 years-Mrs.
Henry Mitchell and Miss NJ Wood
Fourth class, 10. to IL years-Miss
Towne and Mrs. Milligan.
Fifth class, II to Is years-Man-
. ayers wanting.
Sixth class, Is to II years-Mrs.
Elmer Kipp. Miss Harry and Miss Lee
Bowers.
Boys classes:
First class, to years-Managers
wanting.
b Second class. 6to years-Mrs H.
: " Stillman and Mrs. E. T. Conrad
} Third class. to 10 years-Managers
} wanting.
Fourth class. 10 to II years-Man-
ayers wanting.
, Fifth class. II to Is years-George
n Chamberlin and ROLAND E. Stevens.
{ Sixth class. Is to II years-Geo. n
, Chamberlin and ROLAND f. Stevens.
1t will be seen that there are still
four classes wanting managers. There
are many club women capable OF
Z filling these positions that it should
: be easy to secure them. Volunteers
t should come forward TO take charge
l of them.
: 1t is desired to end the day with a
. | grand masquerade ball for the or
r chestra fund that being truly civic
). institution it would be fitting to close
e the civic rally day for its benefit
t w NJ HankinS. president of the