Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-06
PLAN INTERESTING
PROGRAMS FOR
K|WANIS MEETINGS

Plans for membership and at
tendance campaign to extend until
| the opening of the new year were
| perfected by the Augusta Kiwanis
Club at it's regular meeting held
| Thursday noon at the Girls Com
munity clubhouse. Every member
of the club will participate in this
drive, the membership being divid-
ed into two teams for each contest
in charge of the following captains:
| Attendance, Levi T. Williams and
| Frederick III. Owen; membership,
Frank G. Harrington and Frank e.
| Mace.
The two defeated teams will put
| on a five-minute program of stunts
from their own talent at the first
meeting of the club in January.
President Blaine Owen called at
tention to the fact that the election
of officers will take place at the first
meeting in December, the annual
meeting, and he announced the fol-
lowing committee on nominations:
Chairman, Samuel L. Holway; Ralph
M. Caldwell, George r. Campbell.
William III. Harris, Fred l.. Hersey,
William II. Kenworthy, Fred e.
| Rundlett, Fred B. Carter, Z. l..
Cewan and Herbert r. Goodwin.
Announcement of the Father and
| Son" banquet to be held Thursday
| evening, NOV. IL, at City Hall, was
made by Ralph G. Weber. Kiwan-
| ian Frank G. Harrington will pre-
| side at the banquet and the speaker
will be DIR. Henry Howard, summer
pastor of the Fifth Avenue Presby-
| terrain church of New York City.
The Cony-Gardiner football game
| next Saturday at Gardiner will be a
| worth while struggle, Frederick
Owen declared, and he urged a large
| attendance of club members at the
game. He spoke of the splendid
work done by Kiwanian. Israel
| Pierce as coach of the Cony eleven
| this season.
Col. Charles E. Dustin, secretary
to Governor Brewster, was introduce
ed as a new member of Augusta XII
wants, and was given the charge by
1t. Col Allison G. Hayes, q. s. N,
chaplain at the National Soldiers
Home at Togus.
There was no speaker at yester-
days meeting, the entire session be-
ing devoted to business matters, and
a delicious repast wSs served at the
opening.
Program for Remainder of Year
An abundance of enjoyable and in
teresting features have been planned
for the remaining sessions of the
year, according to the following pro-
grams announced by President
Blaine Owen:
Nov. 11-Join with American Leg
ion in celebration of Armistice Day,
participating in parade, furnishing
automobiles, etc.
Nov. 12.-Patriotic meeting con-
Quoted by committee on Public At
fairs: Chairman Henry E. Dunnack
Speaker, Harold L. Cook. judge OF
Kennebec probate court.
Nov. 19.--Coducted by committee
on Business Standards: George A.
Merrill chairman. Speaker to be an
nounced.
Nov. 26-Thanksgiving Day, no
meeting.
Dec. 3-Annual meeting. Election
of officers.
To Entertain Cony Football Team
Dec. 10.-Meeting conducted by
committee on Finance: Chairman,
Frank q. Harrington. The club will
entertain the Cony High school foot
ball team and an address will be
given by "Clint" Thompson, former
Augusta Kiwanian, coach at Bates
College.
Dec. 17-Ladies' Night at Augusta
House, dinner and dance. Entire
meeting to be conducted by, Kiwanis
ladies, Mrs. Everett II. Maxcy, chair
man.
Dec. c4-Day before Christmas