Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15
MADE THEIR DAY COMPLETE
Boys Had Fun and Eats Until They
Were Sa:isfied

| were SaNtsned
Over 400 boys went TO bed Thurs
day evening very tired. They ha,
been entertained by the Rotarian
at the city park all afternoon ant
the affair was complete success
G. W. Wheeler was In charge Of tn,
contests which followed the arriva
ut the park OF the parade with tw,
bands and a hundred automobiles n
line. The grandstand was well filled
to see the contests. Later all the
boys We're fed up on over 1000
sandwiches, 10 gallons OF Ice cream
and 600 bottles Of pop---not a
mouthful was left when the eats
were over. The committees worked
hard to secure successful day and
deserve praise for the excellent ar
rangment OF the affair.
Winners Of Prizes
Crawdad race, 10 years and under
Il, John Case; =, Charles Policy /;
3, John Stuart: 1, Floyd Sexton: g.,
Sterl McClintock.
80 yard dash, IL and II years
1, George Hurd; ., Grover Bishop:
3. Lamar Scheufele; 4, Gilbert
Lewis; 8, Stanley Swartzman.
100 yard dash, 10 and II years
l, William Price; 2, Wilmer Hart
man; 3, Kenneth Snider; 4, Henry
DeHaven; 5, Daniel Young.
100 yard dash, 10 and 10 years
l. Kenneth Snider; 2, Floyd Snow
den; 3, Lawrence Dobkins; 4, George
Childs; 5. Ralph Sheppard.
40 yard special, John Wendell
Curtiss; ., Roy Toliver; 3, Merle
Berger; 4 John Rugh; 5, Francis
Baker.
Wart contest, Paul Sherman,
33 warts; 2, Mason Grigg, 80; 3,
Cecil Holeman, 10; 4, George Haynes
o; 8, Isaac Rush, @.
Earl wiggle cOntest-1, George
Pryor; 2, Fageal Simmons; 3, Ger
aid Hanaberry; 4, George Haynes;
s, Sterl McClintOck.
Hopping race, William Price
?, Wilmer Hartmann; 3, Daniel
Young; 4, Henry DeHaven.
Horse and rider, free for ALL,
Lawrence Dobkins. Kenneth Snider;
2, Gerald Hanaberry, Henry De-
Haven; 3, Lips and Wall; 4, Young
and Swartzman; 8, Price and Hart
WheelbarrOw race, Roscoe Day |
and McClintOck; 2, Berger and Well
man; 3, Stillie and Burkholder; 4,
Stewart and Policy; 8, Arnold and
Grigg.
Three-legged race-1, Wallard and
Bishop; 2, Bowers and Pryor; 3,
Scheufele and Wenger; 4. Whitehair
md O'Brien; 5, DeHaven and De-
Haven.
Potato race-1, Marion Weller
(only man who qualified)
go yard dash, free for ALL,
Cecil Copeland; 2, Joe Pray; 3, Dos
er Stewart; 4, Marion Weller; 5,
Snider.
Smiling contest, Gilbert Sim;
}, Albert Vance; 8, Sterl McClin-
ock; 4, John Case; 5, Paul Sher.
nan.
so yard dash, all Rotarians-1,
led Wheeler; 2, Pete Redman; 3,
Albert Benignus; 4, AL Chain; 8,
'harlie Case.
Freckle contest, Charles Fair;
:, Harold Arnold; 3, Francis Hoy
/, Joe Huston; s, Clarence barrow.
Sack race, Henry DeHaven;
!, Kenneth Snider; 3, Abe Wall; 4,
'ergus Mera; 5, Young.
Medley race-1, Lawrence Dob IN
ms; 2, Joe Pray; 3, Joe Huston;
buster Stewart.
Somersault race, Roy Toliver;
Sterl McClintOck; 3, Lyle Hart; II
Henry Marshall; 5, Clay White. X
Sack race, Francis Slaybaugh III
Jack Morrison; 3, Glen Godfrey n
Vaunley Schanefelt; 5, Alvin n
Oyd. y
Medley race-1, John Simmons
Joe Huston; 3, Clifford Hanson; :
Henry DeHaven; 5, Skip Lipps. IN
80 yard dash special, years and
der, Clyde Hefley; 2, Delbert !
aves; 3, Ben DeHaven; 4, George
lynes; s, Sheriden Butterfield.
Talked of Boyhood ]
The closing feature of the day
s for the parents Of the boys. AT
) Seelye in the evening, Frank
mel gave an interesting address
THE Romance Of Boyh0od." Mr..
mel was introduced by Fred Coul-
who presided. In his talk he
k the boy through the four
Uses OF his life up to manhood.
use are from birth to the age of
from to 13; from 13 to II; and
n II to 81. Each of these phases
N turn divided into from five to
EN- periods, and with the aid of
,e chart Mr. Camel traced the life
development Of the youth from -
h to manhood, offering scores of =
'Ortant suggestions for develop .,,,
It and training. A small audience =.
rd the talk. g
ust before the ball game In the :
rnoon Mr.. Camel made an ad- =
IS to the audience In the grand =
ID, giving good advice to the =
! to work and make themselves =