Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-21
ASK MINISTER'S T0
 SPEAK ON FATHERS
 DUTY TO THEIR SONS
Rotary Wants Men to Have Greater Share in Train
 ing

 Ministers of Pine Bluff churches will speak on the responsible. of fathers to their sons at the services on Sunday, May ?, if they follow a request of the Pine Bluff Rotary club, contained in resolution adopt ed at yesterdays meeting cf the club, and to be presented the min lsters through Dr. J. I. Norris. This plan to empha size the need that "fa- thers assume greater part" in the training of their sons, and should devote number of hours each week to companionship with the son or sons, is part of a movement to be carried out throughout the three states of this Rotary district, and in accord with the international Ro- tary program on the Father and Son" movement. The club adopted a resolution offered by Dr.. Wm. Breathwit, endorsing the slogan, "Chum with your son;' aim, Better Boys"
 The Rotarians further displayed their interest in the youngsters by designating, at the suggestion of Mai. W. J. Parkes, of the clubs Boy Scout meeting. Stanley Harris of Memphis, Scout director of this dis trict, will be here and Tuesday eve ming will organize a council for the Scouts. MT. Harris, and Scout Mas ters, Sanders and Burnham, will be at the Rotary meeting next Tues day. The club approved the action Of the committee in providing S130 worth of equipment for members of the Scout troops here, which is un- derstood to be in the natuer of a loan. Major Parkes reported that 27 prominent citizens had signified willingness to serve on the Boy Scout advisory council. These are: K. Carnahan. the Rev J. H. Moore, Dr. ]. T. Palmer. Frank Franey. ". B. Sorrells, ]. I. Norris, Wm. Niehol, Leo N. Andrews, E. D. Russell. Tom Brummett. c. H. Murphy, Harold Bluthenthal, Stanley Dreyfus, G. A. Bahlau, Chas. Holmes, Ray Mcintyre, w. J. Palkes. Wm. Breathwit, ". B. Alexander, A. D. Foster. Jack Bernhardt, Rev. E. R. Steel. J. II. Means, Don Maxey, ]. R. Core.
 Newsboy Guest
 At least three members of the club will attend the interna tional asso- citation convention at Atlantic City in June, the club yesterday voting to defray the expenses of the vot- ing delegates-Dr. J. l. Norris and the secretary, A. G. Whidden. The third member is H. Kemp Toney, dis. trict governor elect, who becomes a member of the International official fa Ivy hy p+, nf bic Toney will probably be accompan- jed by his wife.
 Jules T. Borresen of the auditing finances, in charge of A. D. Foster. which $2080 was paid by Pine Bluff upon the fact that each of the 1O4 members had promptly paid the spe- cial assessment of $20, according to MT. Fosters report.
 The meeting was featured by one minute talks, and subjects assigned by D. Stanley Dreyfus, chairman of the entertainment committee, as fol- lows: J. T. Crow, "My Impressions of Pine Bluff as City," Ben Weir, "My Impression of My Fellow Ro- tarians;" Joe Clement. "The Bene- fits I Have Derived from Rotary:'I Fred Vining, Applying the Princi- ples of Rotary to Business" Dr. J. I. Norris. Rotary From Ministers Viewpoint"
 Among the guests was Edward Clark. 12-year-old newsboby. enter tained by Kemp Toney and intro- duced as "an honest business boy"I Clark had borrowed 25 cents to be-