The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-03
KIWANIANS ACTIVE BUNCH
NEW CLUB STARTS OFF AUsPic
IOUSLY.

/ IOUSEY.
The Kiwanis club of High Poin1
was formally organized by George
Selig, of Knoxville, Tenn, represent
ative of KiWanis international, at an
! enthusiastic meeting at the CONNER
cial club last week. Practically all
the "a charter members of the club
were present and they heard the prin-
(: cipales of KiWanis propodnded elo-
quent1y by George Selig and some OF
the more advanced members of the
! club.
Following the adoption of the by
laws, the club voted to meet on the
second and fourth Wednesdays Of
each month from 1915 p. m. to I:15,
gust one' hour, the meetings to be
governed by an alarm clock. Further
it was decided that the Kimanian
practice of calling members by their
given names while in meetings should
prevail on the streets or wherever
the wearers of the ''K" emblem hap
pen to meet.
J. Edward Kirkman, who has been
temporary chairman of the organiza-
tio~ was made president to serve
until January 1, 1920, by unanimous
vote. S. L. Davis was chosen vice
president by acclamation, while G. M.
Brown was named secretary. The
directors named were A. T. Wishart,
Rev. James A. Clarke, R. O.. Lind
say, B. S. Cummings, Stephen G.
Clark, Charles Hoertel, Charles F..
Tomlinson and J. Elwood Cox. These
officers will serve through the pres
ent year. A. T. Wishart, who is go
ing to Portland, Oregon, to attend the
T. P. A.. convention in June, was. elect
ed as delegate to represent the XII
wants club of High Point at the big
Kiwanis gathering held in Portland
simultaneous with the Travellers gath
ering.
The list of members of the club;, to-
gether with their c1assifcations, fol-
low:
Dred Peacock, attorney; j Ed.
Kirkman, trust company director; S.
l.. Davis, chairs; J. ElWood Coxa man
ufacturer Of shuttle blocks; C.SF.
Tomlinson, dining room furniture;
Thomas J. Gold, attorney; o. E. VII
son, glue; J. E. Marsh, manufacturer
kitchen cabinets; J. D. Mann. drugs;
Charles Hoertel, mirrors; ]. w. Aus
tin, eve specialist; S. c. Clark, real
estate; w. F. Clayton, dentist;. |. L.
Mann, physician; A. Sherrods real
estate: R. O. Lindsay, sales manager;
c.. c.. Robbins, hosiery; A. B. Huff,
theaters; r. Thurman, lumber;
S. R. Bivens, commercial secrntarv;
C. D. Smith, undertaken; W. c. Burns,
tables; V. J. Parker, oils; P. A.
Thomas. street cars. R. E. Snow,
Wholesale cigars; F. J. Sizemore'
auto supplies and tires; W. l.. Stamey,
ieweler: L. c. Nation, casualty lnsur'
arce:. w. E. Price, railway manager;
J. V. Wilson, upholstered furniture;
G.. 3. Bundv, mems furnishings; Max
Rones. optometrist; J. c. Siceloff,
hardware: B. S. Cummings, agrlcul-
turist; J. II. Jennings, street railway
e. S. Wall. chairs; A. E. Taplln, civil
engineer: David Harris, clothing; w.
r. TAYLOR, fire insurance; c. j. cum
rings. veneers; J. NJ. S. Salisbury, din
ing room suites; S. P. Benner, exs
nress manager; B. H. Hedgcock,
building ana loan, OSOl &C L w A'N-1'
tractors, marble; G. A, Pollock state
furiture: C. G. Deal, filing devices; b
H. Hoskins. monographs; d. H.
Raper, marble; G. A. Pollock, state
banker: T. D. Gillian, parlor suites;
e. K. Ingram, meats; C. M. Brown, ad-
vertising; c.. C. Muse, plumbing: =. L.
Wheeler, iron beds; A. T. WlshafI'
cabinet harware; J. P. Crowder, laun-
drv: James A Carter, minister; Char-
les P. Coble, minister: D. R. Parker
furniture broker; O. C. Durland, var
nish; Guy E. Wells, auto dealer; john
H. Shaw. bed room furniture A. T..
Tate, dairy products; w. g. Jones'
bonds; Ferd Ecker. farmer; j. l.
Weaver, textile; w. D. Brooks, paints
N. B. Petty, bother; T. M.aStan1oh'
physician; r. L. Pickett, city manag-
gr; R. H. Secrest, undertaken; F. M
Pickett, textiles; Gilbert Clark. gram
and feed; w. R. Morrow, loan BANK
H. w. Mccain, surgeon.
The first luncheon of the CLUB viii
be held the second Wednesday IN
June.