Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-30
.SchOOlYouth
Guests With
KiwanisClub
Honor Students in
This Years Grad
uadlng Classes Are
Entertained.

Best all-round boys and girls from
SIX nigh schools in Henderson and
vance county and the EPSON school
were guests of the Henderson Tciwanin
club at the clubs regular weekly din
ner meeting Friday evening in the
annual nigh school night program.
and a special program honoring these
young people was offered.
In addition, the Glib had a ero,,p
OF Oxford lKfwanians present who
were making up their ,ttcndancc and
welcomed into club membership Yates
pafker, who has re entity become af-
!lha'ed with the local Offices of the
Hrerican Agricultural Chemical Com
pany. Mr.. Parker was president Of
Ihe Me5ane Kiwanis club, where he
was cashier of bank, both of which
ne resigned to come here. He was
presented by c. e. Greene and well
coined by D. T. Dickie.
Corsages and bouutonaires wera
presented to the girls and bows in at
tendance at the meeting as the gift of
the ladies' who served the dinner. As
the result of drawings, one of the high
school boys, Harold Harris of Dabnev
nigh, was presented gift for the
club by Miss Helen Kimball, club
pianist and a similar gift for the club
was presented by Henry A. Dennis.
guest at the meeting, to Miss Vir-
2inia Tucker of the Townsville high
school,
M c. Miles was in charge of the
program for the evening and pre-
sented j. G. Gardner, past president.
who spoke briefly on the ideals of
Kiwanis, in recognition of United
States-Canada Good Will Week. The
young people fro mthe schools, and
their principals, were welcomed to the
meeting by j. B. Hicks, past presi-
dent Mr.. Miles in charge of the pro-
gram, substituted for A. E. Flynn. who
was unable to attend.
The entire assemblage stood in
moment of silence out of respect to
George L. Leggett, who died this week,
who was a member of the clubs
board of directors and otherwise ac-
tive in the club.
Several stunts were put on by Mr.
Miles, using DR.. Thomas Hunter
Travis Creole, H. B. Newman and
George M. Suggs, in one of them, and
J. B. Gee and j. H. Tucker in the
other.
Schools represented by the honor
students, with their principals and
the young people themselves, were as
.ollows:
Aycock-W. c. Poe, principal, and
kiwanian: Miss Mary Young Hoyle
and Billy Royle.
Middleburg-E. O. Young, Jr., prin-
cipal; Miss Selma Bender and James
Williams
Zeb Vance-R. c. Young, principal;
Miss Mary Ellen Woodlief and Will
liam Gill.
Miss Mildred Wilson and Wallace
Duke.
Dabney-B. A. Scott, principal; Miss
Lena Wright and Harold Harris.
Townsville-Miss Currin, of the IA
Guilty; Miss Virginia Tucker and Fin
ley Bell.
Henderson-W. D. Payne, principal
and Kiwanian; Miss Rowena Daniel
and Tommy Jenkins.
That boy or girl of this group that
has the highest scholastic average
for the year now closing will be pre-
scented a Kiwanis medal at the COM
mencement exercises of Henderson
high school ten days hence.
w. r. Turner, president Of the cluh,
was present but unable to preside on
account of a recent tonsil operation,
and c. E. Greene, vice-president, pre-
sided in his place. A. P. Barnes, chair
man of the clubs standing program
committee, presented Mr.. Miles in
charge of the program in place of A.
E. Flynn, who was unable to be
present
Attendance of members at the meet
ing was 81 percent.