Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-22
RALLY HERE
NEXT WEEK
OLDER BOYS INVITED TO
CONFERENCE AT THE
Y. M. C. A.

The third annual Older Boys rally
of the city of Wausau and Marathon
county will be held here on Friday,
December 80, afternoon and evening,
and Saturday, December 81, in tho
morning. The rally is being held un-
der the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian association.
An urgent appeal has been made by
Wakelin McNeel, director of boys
work in the county. to these boys
of high school age regardless Of
church affiliations or school attend
ance, to attend. The program an
nounces the fact that boys are want
ed "who are willing to help promote
the highest standards of play and
work among all boys of their COM
muLities. In the great Held Of life,
great majority of boys are 'plowing'
only small portion of the available
'icld The rally is a clarion call to
all boys who are eager to 'plow' more
widely and to SOW more generously
hat the harvest may be more abu;ld-
ant.
Expect Many
Several hundred are expected to at
tend from all of the towns in the conn
ty and also from the city. Talks of
al inspirational character are to be
given and among those who will be
presGlt from away are Z. w. Bran
denburg, formerly boys director of
the local Y. M. G.. A., and Ted
Srhr,tder of Milwaukee, well known
to Wausau boys. officers of the as
scciation this year nave been Rob-
ert Goetz Stratford, president; Sc
well Cook, Unity, secretary, and Will
liam T. Mock Wausan, song leader.
The advance announcement has this
to say about expense: "Every eff?rt
is made to make the expense of each
delegate so low that he will find it
no barrier to his attendance. The T..
NJ. 9. A. will provide entertainment,
Friday night and breakfast Saturday
morning at the homes of people Of
Wausau who are glad to be ct this
service. The delegate can feel per-
fectly sure that his presence in the
nome assigned to him is welcomed
'liust cordially.
THE banquet Friday w ming will
Ea prepared by the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Y. M. G. A. and the plate of each
delegate will be paid for by a busi-
ness man of Wausau who uses this
wayxof wisI5fg the delegate a most
cordial Weicollsa, and a profitable time
at the rally
Small Fee
"A registration fee of twenty-five
cents will be charged each delegate
to meet the expense of Ted Holterman
who was sent to the State Older
Boys conference at Milwaukee. to
bring back his message of what he
heard and saw. Car fare and two or
three meals will make UP the necessa
ry expenses of eaoch de legate.'
Following is the program that will
be followed:
Friday
Singing-led by w. T. Mock.
Prayer-Rev. F. w. Eastwood.
We're Glad You're Here"-H. n.
Davis.
what Man Sowetht That Shah
He Reap"-Supt. S. B. Tobey.
Address-E. W. Brandenburg.
!. The Boy and His Health-Dr R. w.
Jonest
400 to 6:00-Seing the Sights.
$50 to 900 p. m.-Banquet, sing
ing, jollifcation, talks and business
meeting.
Toastmaster-Har c. Berger.
Passing the Buck"
Grace-Rev. G. E. Haskins, Edgar.
Report on Older Boys Conference
Ted Holterman, Spencer.
Next Years Conference Summer
Camps-E. w. Brandenburg.
Service and the Boy-"Ted" Sehroe-
der.
Saturday Morning
300 to 9:45-Games. ". F. Pfaff, di-
rector.
9:45 to 12:0o-Basketbal tourna-
ment.
Showers and swimming pool of the
Y. NJ. c. A. will be open to the visitors
at all times.