The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-07-12
Meeting Of
Kiwanis Club

KiWaIlis Club
The second gathering of the
members. of the newly formed Ki-
| wants club was held last evening
at the Claremont Hotel at 7:30
O'Clock where a delightful lunch'
! was served to a splendid attend-s
ance Of club members. The meet
! ing was in charge of Kiwanis Geo:
| A. Selig, OF Knoxville, Tenn, Who
lis field representative Of the I'M
ternational organization. Kiwan-s
ians c. M. Allen OF, Celumbia and
o. f. Crew of Hartsyille were. also:
guests of the club. The Sumter
club has been officially designated
as number Se2 and the baby club
of the. organization As in the.
previous meeting there was plenty
of enthusiasm and a Jolly good
time was had covering period Of
| one hour and fifteen minutes.
"A letter was received from the
Rotary Glib extending to the entire
membership of the Kiwaniss club
an invitation to be their guests. at.
supper on Monday night. July
18th. The invitation was heartily;
accepted by a rising vote and the
officers of the; club instructed to-
convey to the Rotary sincerezt thanks
for the generous invitation.
The prize winner in the drawing
for the attenda nee prize fell to the
| lot of Kiwanians r.. d. Epps who
now has a full case of Georgia
Cane syrup donated by Kiwanians
Leroy Wallace of the Atlantic
club. In the initial meeting Bob
Brown. drew the lucky prize. a.fye
dollar check donated by Alex
Broughton. This check must he
spent among Kiwanians and Bob
explained, what he had gotten for
the check since. the last meeting
The check is. now in possession Of
Kiwanian Geo. w. Hutcheson who
must dispose Of it before the next
meeting.
A motion was passed chalIengv
| ing the Rotarians to a baseball
game, the proceeds to be deyofeG
| to some worthy cause. Kiwanian
John 5. Duffe has the task Of get
/, ting the "tKiwanis Stars in shape
! for the game in the event the chaf7
lenge is accepted. -. -.
!; President SCARBOROUGH then read
| the list of permanent commit tees
who were instructed as to their
duties by Geo. Sehg. The comlit7
I tees are as follows:
Program CommIftee-H. e. Mo-
ses, chairman; II. T.: Shaw. vice
chairman;, J.. Brennan, w
Carroll, John D. Lee, S. F Stouds-
lmire, r. T. Brown, r. Z. Wider.
F. E. Gibson. NJ. A Doughty.
| Membership Comnitte B.
Waters, chairman; w. Char
tdler, W r. Plowden, w. Van
Auckea. T. r, Littlejohn.
! Attendance Committee g.
Mcknight, chairman; Eds
wards, D. A. Hughes. S. oQhirn
vice chairman; H. E. Parker, =
Reception CommitteeE. p; Dus
Rant, chairman; ;. q. Hearon,s
John. d. Lee, =. j. Brennan, .. X
Mcknight, e. e. Austin. -: s..
(! House committee " Hutch
Ieson, chairman: E. M. Hall; F.;
Parker, J. C. Pate. G. e. Harris
worth.
Finance A. NJ. Broughton.
chairman; b. C. Wallace, w p
lDuRant, E. NJ. Hall, Milton Vein
berg. Y 90. ):
Education Committee Esss
Thayer, chairman; J. Frank Wiz
/ liams, r. T. Brown, Milton Vein
berg, r. d. Epps.
Publicity committee--John B.
Dufie, chairman; r. w. Beatty. d
r. McCallum, ]. H Beaman NJ
w. Shelley. -.
Inter-city Relations n. Z.
! Whitehead, D. L. Pierce, w r.
I! Thayer, +. "A. Mcleod r Leland.
Moore.
Public Affairs. q. Heafon.
chairman; 5. A. Mcknight. vice
chairman; r. D. Epps, S. A. Har-
yin. E. p. .DuRant.
Business Methods r. Par
ker. chairman a. NJ. Broughton.
w. B. Burns. Jr.. ]. g. I3agnalL i.
| c.. Pate.
Classification & Grievance-F x,
Shaw, w. E. Thayer,a ". L White
head, S. F. Stoudemire. J. g. Bag
nall.
| Music Conlmittee-D. Il. Pierce,
chairman; ". r. Plowden, Frank
W. Chandler. ]. Lem King. r. x
Wilder.
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