The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-11-18
WESTERN TENNESSEE
OLDER BOYS CONFERENCE

Direction State Y.M.C.A., co-opera-
ton Union City Lions Club and Par
ent-Teachers' Association.
Union City, December 2, 3, 4, 1921.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Registration of delegates and as
signment to places of entertainment.
FRIDAY EVENING.
$50 o'clock-banquet.
Landrith Thomas, president Union
City Hi-Y, POSTMASTER.
Roll call of delegates, responded
to by school songs and yells.
Greetings on hehalf of the city
Mayor Pittman.
Special music-High School Girls
Chorus.
Greetings on behalf of the churches
Rev. w. B. Cunningham.
Response by Carey Browne, presi-
dent Memphis Hi-Y Club.
Special music-High School Girls
Chorus.
Announcements committee APP
pointments, etc.
Dedication of the Hi-Y hymn.
Address: "The Aristocracy of Serv-
ice," by Fred T. Barnett, Vanderbilt
University Y. M. c. A.
Adjournment.
SATURDAY MORNING, $50.
Sonfs:
Business session, election of Off
GERS.
Devotional evercises-Dr. e. E.
George, general secretary Memphis
Y. M. c. A.
Address: Making School Life
Count" by Mr.. Barnett.
Discussion period.
Adjournment.
Conference photograph.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 1880.
Song service and devotional pc
riod, DIR. George in charge.
Address: Making Life Count in
the Community" DR.. ]. L. Kesler,
Southern Y. M. c. A. College.
Discussion period.
Adjournment.
Mass Games in the High School
gymnasium. Two basket ball games.
SATURDAY EVENING, $3.50.
Supper meeting of delegation lead
ers.
1880 o'clock, conference session.
Songs and devotional period, DR..
George in charge.
Address: Making Life Count in
Our State" DIR. Kessler.
Discussion.
900 to 1920 oclock-reception to
delegates by the Union City Hi-Y
Club.
Sunday morning, 9:45 to 10:30-
delegation meetings.
1920. Delegates attend church
services.
Sunday afternoon, 1:45. Songs and
devotional, DR.. George in charge.
Address: Making Life Count in
the World" DR.. Kessler.
Discussion period.
Final delegation meetings.
Sunday evening, 1880. Mass meet
ing. All the boys of the city in
vited.
Address: 1.-THE Life that Counts"
DR.. George.
The Hi-Y benediction.
Western Tennessee Older Boys
Conference Committees:
For the Lions Club-Dr. Ira Park,
H. M. Oliver, F. e. Ranck, Pratt
Waddell, Ed Marshall, j. Walker
Kerr.
For the Parent Teachers Associa-
tion-Mrs. G. H. Niles, Miss Coving-
ton, Mrs. John Waddell, MRS. j. Wal
ker Kerr, Mrs. Stanfield.
For the Hi-Y Club--Landrith
Thomas, Robert Bond, Edward
Ranck.
General chairman, DR.. Park; vice
chairman, Mrs. Niles.
Entertainment committee, Mrs.
Waddell, chairman.
Banquet committee, Mrs. Niles,
chairman.
Program committee, Prof. F.. E..
Ranck, chairman.
Speakers:
Mr.. Fred T. Barnett, Student Y. M.
C. A. Secretary, Vanderbilt Univer-
sity, the most effective speaker to
boys of high school age in the South.
DR.. Kessler, Southern Y. M. G.. A.
College, educator of many years ex-
perience, author and student of So
cial questions.
LIT. H.. n. GeoTSe, OeHeldi Ocoi
tary Memphis Y. NJ G. A., brings to
the special task of leading the con-
ference devotional periods and the
making of the closing address a
wealth of experience in dealing with
boys and their problems and a gem
timely sympathetic understanding of
these same problems.