Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-30
Club CHOOSES
COMMITTEES
Years Program Out
lined at Kiwanis
Meeting

Fun and more serious business
of the club featured the weekly
luncheon-meeting Of the Browns
yille Kiwanis club Thursday. 1t was
the first gathering Owe which W.
b. Sellers has presided since his
inauguration as president Of the
group, and his policy for the COM
ing rear was outlined for the first
time.
Custer proceedings were started
against c. {. Henderson for using a
penny with two heads in matching
Sam Perl for lunches, but were or
dered dropped by President Sellers,
who said that il Mr.. Henderson
could yet by Sam Perl with a gag
Of that sort, the Kiwanians should
give him a vote Of thanks rather
than GUST him." Sam Hughston i'm
troduced the custer notion, and
was seconded by Harry L. Faux,
both making eloquent and dramatic
speeches.
On tor Of that IL committees
were appointed to serve as many
different purposes during the new
year.
Miss Catherine worley and Mrs.
Arthur Kinkade provided musical
entertainment with piano and vocal
selections, and Clyde Caudill was
taken in a. a new member. At a
meeting of the board Of directors
following the regular session W. Y.
Worley was reappointed secretary.
I President Sellers platform as out
Mined at the meeting was rs follows:
Y Have more ladies nights; pro-
,ote an annual Kiwanis picnic;
W old employer and employee meet
rs (employer to bring an en-
IA Joyce to meeting and vice versa;
old competitors meetings leach
: lember to bring q business COM
,etitor); promote better under
standing between farmers and city
residents; place flowers on streets
betwene curb and sidewalk in uni
form style; continue Christmas
cheer in ever more elaborate
ner; and hold an annual water car
nival.
The latter suggestion was made
by Sam Hughston and was incorpo-
rated in the platform at the sugges-
tion of Mr. Sellers.
The following committees we're
AUpOlHItQ anu Will 1GANG III AAGAA
respective capacities during the
coming year:
Agriculture, Kenneth Slater, Bert
NJ. Cromack, Clyde Caudill and n.
o. Rasco; attendance, George Wal
ker, Sam Perl and F. W. Markus-
son; business standards, Manuel
Cisneros, c. V. Hamilton and DR.. r.
II. Eisaman; classification and mem
bership, w. A. Rasco, Charles Clark
and c. C.. Henderson,; finance, John
r. Harris, Marshall Watson and Leo
Waldschmidt; goodwill and griev-
ance. H. l.. Faux, Sam Hughston, A.
A. Hargrove; house, W. 7. Jennings,
George Mansur and Burt Hinkley;
inter-club relations W. Y. Worley,
+. w. Murkusson and Robin Pate.
Kiwanis education, Judge o. c.
Dancy, James S. Graham and w. A.
Rasco; laws and regulations, II. L.
/ Faux. Roy Ruff, and Robin Pate;
kmusic. w. s. Moothart, III. Peter
Shman, and Manuel Cisneros; pro-
cm, George Walker. Robin Pate
- Sam Perl; public affairs, W. A..
Rasco, H. L. Faux, Judge o. G.
Dancy, $. X. Hallam, Hugh L. Will
banks, W. A. Jones and Bert NJ.
Cromaek; publicity. Charles Reil, A.
K. Munday and Fritz Schmidt.
Reception, A. A. Hargrove, John
r. Harris, and H. d. Seago; under
privileged child, DR.. r. H. Eisaman,
o. c. Crow. W. A. Jones, S. X. Hal
lam and w W. Bollinger; vocation
al guidance, and placement. W. K.
Mendenhall, J. J.. Kemmey, j. j..
Bishop. F. c. Barnes, Sam Brewer
and J. W. Ainsworth.