The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-05-25
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR ROTARlANS
MEET JUNE 1911

MEET JUNE 1911
Mays Head.-Edmund Harding,
noted humorist of Washington, N.
c., and DR.. Sylvester Green, exec
utive directed of the North Caro-
lima Medical Foundation of Chapel
Hill, will be the principal speak
ers at two day assembly of pres
idents and secretaries of the 278th
District Rotary International
scheduled to begin here at The
Carolinian on June 10, it has been
announced by Robert Smith of the
Manteo club, host to the assembly.
approximately $50 persons in
Guiding Rotary officials and their
wives will attend the assembly.
Harding is scheduled to be intro
duced by Rotarian Wade Mari of
Elizabeth City. The nationally ia
nous Washington humorist is a
former district governor of Ro-
tary. He will speak at the Fellow
ship dinner on Sunday night.
DR.. Green, also a former dis
trict governor, will be speaker at
the June IL luncheon. He will be
introduced by Zeb Brown of Tar
boro, past district governor.
Discussions will be led by Dis
trict Governor Elect Olin Broad
way of Henderson and H. B.
Spruill of Windsor, the present
District Governor. The host club
will provide entertainment fea-
lures for the assembly, including
songs by the Dare Clubs quartet.
The complete program for. the
District Assembly follows.
Sunday, June 10
800 pm. Registration, CAROLYN
ian.
700 pm, Fellowship Dinner,
Main Dining Room: Presiding, Bob
Smith, Pres. Elect Host Club. Sing
ing, Led by Charles Overman, Ed
enton. Invocation, Rev. Edward M.
Spruill, Plymouth. Welcome, Wally
McCown, host club. Response, John
Boddie Crudup, Henderson. Presen-
tation of Governor Elect Broadway
by Gov. H. B. Spruill, Windsor.
Greetings, Olin H. Broadway. Sc
lection, Manteo Rotary Quartette,
(Johnny Long, Ralph Swain, Law
renee Swain, Julian Oneto; Accom-
PIANIST, Dick Jordan. Announce
ments, J. Gordon Kellogg, host
club. Presentation of Speaker, S.
Wade Mari, Elizabeth City. Ad-
dress, Edmund Harding, Washing
tho. Song, led by Charles Overman.
Monday, June IL
900 am, Meeting of Club Pres
idents-Elect. "This is Your Year"
E. Norfleet Gardner, Henderson.
9:15 am, Discussion.
$3.50 am, adjourn.
9:15, Discussion. $50, adjourn.
$3.50, Joint Assembly. Call to Or
der, Olin H. Broadway. Singing,
led by Charles Overman.
1000, Aims and Objects, Budd
E. Smith, Wake Forest. 1920,
Questions and Answers.
1875, Club Service, Gordon
Maddrey, Ahoskie. 1885, Cues
tions and Answers. lilo am.
Singing, led by Charles Overman.
1920, Vocational service, Car
roll Parker, Elizabeth City, 11:4O,
Questions and Answers.
11:55, Community Service, w. F.
"Bill' Undertake, Roxboro. 1915,
Questions and Answers. 1890. Adj
journ for lunch.
100 p.m., Luncheon. The Caro-
linian Dining Room. Singing, led
by Charles Overman. Invocation,
Rev. Robert Crow, Graham. Sc
lection, Manteo Rotary Quartette.
Presentation of speaker, Zeb Brin-
son, Tarboro. Address, ''Tuned to
Fundamentals" DR.. C. Sylvester
Green, Chapel Hill.
$3.50, Call to Order, Oln H.
Broadway. Singing, led by Charles
Overman.
i $40, international Service, J. C.
Cooper, Henderson. 2:55, Questions
and Answers.
$40, The Organization of New
Clubs, Sherwood Robertson, Rober-
sonville. 3:25, Questions and An
swers.
1896, The Student Exchange
Fund, John Park, Raleigh.
3:45, Our Rotary Magazine. W.
d. Rogers, Warrenton.
4:O5, Remarks by Dist. Gov
I Elect, Olin H. Broadway.
4 4:15, Adjourn.