The daily times., 1922-02-03
KIWANIs.

Inc hlWdulduS, uOI yOI pAo'AOSN
with new quarters since the fire de- !
stroyed their old place of meeting, ac-
cepted the hospitality of The Atlantic
Christian College yesterday after
noon and held their session in the
dining room of that institution. The
feed was prepared and served under
the supervision of Mrs. Julian Ross,
matron of the College, and the sup
per was altogether delightful. Be
fore the meeting was ended the pres
ident, in behalf of the club, expressed
the appreciation of the boys to Mrs.
Ross and thanks to DR.. Hilly, pres
ident of the College for permission to
be there.
The problem of housing the club
was definitely decided upon last night
when the recommendation Of the
Directors that all future meetings be
held in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms was adopted.
President Charlie Woodard an
nounced other recommendations
made by the Directors ct their last
meeting. These recommendations
were adopted by the Club. One of
these was that the Club give a prize
| of $500 to the school child in the
County writing the best essay on
some health subject during Health
Week. The award to be made by DR..
Jack Smith Another was the dona-
f@ he
Jewish Relief and a similar sum to
the Russian Relief.
| At the meeting last evening the
ladies, who for sometime have been
preparing and serving the food for
the club, were guests at the banquet.
DR.. Woodard stated that no other club
that he had visited and he had visit
led quite number, were served bet
tier than the Wilson one and for this
we had these ladies to thank.
The Program Committee had ar
ranged for the evening an excellent
Entertainment. A quartet, composed
of boys from the College sang num-
ber of old southern songs, Miss Nell
Chapman, acting as pianist for them,
and Miss Charlie Gray Raulen, of the
college gave two readings. Miss
Raulen, whatever her ambitions may
be, would make a successful actress
She has an unusual histrionic talent
Her readings were immensely en-
joyed by all.
The oral boost of the evening was
by Claud West. He spoke on boys, the
dual nature of boys as exemplified in
James of the fond parents and Jimmy
Of tho streets. He spoke most inter.
estingly of the necessity of the proper
development of both sides Of the boy
The attendance prize was given in
an unusual way. One member of the
club was designated to greet the
other members as they came in and
the seventh man who shook hands
with him was to receive the prize
Bill Adams was the man designated
to greet the others and Will Graves
was the seventh man. Sid Clark was
the donor of the prize. Will Graves
after winning, announced that he de
sired to give the prize, a large boz
of candy to one of the lady guests
, to be selected by drawing names
from the hat. Mrs. U. H. Cozart was
! the drawer of the prize. She was
presented with the prize and accepted
with a short talk expressing he1
pleasure at being present, at he1
5 luck, and spoke of her regard fol
Kiwanis
: During the evening Dr. Hilly, Pres
: ident of the College, was called upor
for a talk. He spoke briefly of hi.
ambition to make the A. C. C. the
center of learning of eastern Nortf
Carolina.
In addition to the ladies and tn.
{ students from the college who parti
cipated in the entertainment program
there were present as guests Messrs
James Fitzgerald, Oliver Rand, How
{ ard Hilly and w. c. Grant.
The silent boost was very usefu
blotter, with holder, given by Alber
Lancaster.