Civitans Celebrate Ninth Anniversary Today
CLUB HAS BEEN
POTENT FACTOR
IN CIVIC LIFE
Excellent Program Has
Been Arranged; Inter
national President Will
Deliver Address.
Rounding out almost a decade of
civic service in keeping with the in
ternational motto, "Builders of Good
Citizenship,” the Civitan club of Sal
isbury is today celebrating its ninth
birthday. The Civitans will meet for
luncheon at the Yadkin Hotel today
at 1 o’clock, and review the nine years
in which their activities have resulted
in notable achievements.
Featured by an address by the inter
national president, Harold Tschudi, of
Baltimore, the program promises to be
one of the most interesting in the
club’s history.
Briefly summarized, the program, as
arranged by Dr. W. L. Tatum, past
president of the club and also immed
iate-past district governor, follows:
J. S. Forbes, president, will preside.
W. L. Tatum will act as toastmaster.
Invocation by Chaplain B. J. Wes
singer.
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muuuucuuu ui juiduumg
city officials, civic leaders and officers
of the other civic clubs.
Address by Frank Kennedy, Char
lotte, who assisted in the formation
of the local club.
Musical selections by Merritt’s or
chestra.
Vocal solo by Miss Emily Webb.
Address by Harold Tschudi, inter
national president.
Since receiving its charter on Tues
day evening, Sept. 5, 1922, the local
Civitan club has been active in all
civic affairs. Among its accomplish
ments have been the establishment of
a tourist camp, the awarding of cups
and trophies to high school leaders in
studies and athletics, and the giving
of citizenship awards. Annual contri
butions to charity have been given
while numerous worthwhile civic en
terprises have been sponsored by Ciy
itan.
The purposes of Civitan are set
ii\its_constitution_“s follows:
"The trt»CiviHn^^£«stmctive type
of citizen. He desires to develop, first
of all in himself, through fraternal
fellowship with kindred spirits and as
sociations with them in common com
monity tasks, and then in his fellow
citizens, a lofty civic conscience and
civic pride, a sense of the value and
power of united constructive effort,
and a vision of his city, not as it is,
but as he wishes it to be and will work
to make it.
"To increase the efficiency of its
members by demanding of them the
highest ethical and moral standards in
their respective vocations, and en
couraging the adoption of the most
improved methods and ideas in their
business or professions.
"To co-operate with other organi
zations of similar purposes.”
Oak Ridge Club
To Collect Food
For Destitute
The Oak Ridge Comcunity Club
met with Mrs. S. O. Bostian on Mon
day, Sept. 28. Fourteen members were
present and listened to a verv interest
ing and instructive talk on "rings and
ring making” by an efficient home
demonstration agent, Miss Mamie Nell
Whisnant.
After the business meeting and
demonstration, the members were
served delicious ice cream and wafers
by the hostess and her daughter, Miss
Eva Bostian.
The club will hold its next regular
meeting with Mrs. J. F. Bostian, on
Monday, Oct. 26, when each member
is requested to bring one or more cans
of foodstuff to be turned over to the
welfare associations for later distribu
tion to the needy. Any other contri
butions the members feel able to make
will be gladly received and turned ov
er to the proper authorities. If any
members who are unable to attend the
meeting will call the president of the
club, she will be glad to see that their
contributions are collected.
NEW STORE OPENS
IN SALISBURY
M. A. Chandgie has opened a new |
store at 100 South Main street known ;
as the Carolina Made Products Store, j
This store is handling exclusively j
Carolina Made Products, every article j
of merchandise to be found in the j
store being manufactured in Salisbury, i
The store is featuring Character and j
Square Deal shirts for men but also !
carries a line of pajamas for men and i
women, house dresses for ladies, school !
dresses for little girls and suits for \
little boys.
Jurors Are Drawn
For October Term
Of Federal Court
1 he following jurors from Rowan
county have been drawn for service
during the one week criminal term of
federal corrt which convenes in Sal
isbury Oct. 19:
Rowan county—S. E. Baker, China
Grove; J. Earle Blalock, Salisbudy; G.
J. Templeton, China Grove; Forest
Eller, Salisbury; A. C. Summitt, Clev
eland; O. L. Linn, Landis; Bryce P.
Beard, Salisbury; John Crook, Salis
bury; W. A. Shupimv Salisbury, route
five; D. M. Bradshaw, Salisbury; Wal
ter Lisk, Richfield; C. W. Hall, Bar
ber, route one; S. M. Fisher, Rockwell;
and John B. Deal, China Grove.
WORK SHOES USED TO
MURDER MY FEET!.
But Now I Wear WOLVERINES
THAT’S the way scores of men
in this locality have settled the
problem of utmost comfort and
longer wear in work shoes. In
I M_ Wolverine Shell Horsehides you
get a more durable leather; uppers that
dry soft after soaking; soles that flex
like spring cushions; and many other
advantages that save your feet and make
your money go farther. Yet these un
usual Wolverine features don’t cost you
a penny more than any good
work shoe. Come in today
and try on your fa
vorite style without
obligation.
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G. J. TEMPLETON
CHINA GROVE, N. C.
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| Celebrating the f
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jCIVITAN CLUBl
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| OFFICERS
| 1931-1932
| J. S. Forbes, President
| T. C. Cook, Vice-President
| W. Thomas Burke, Jr., Secretary
K 1 larold L. Isenhour, Assistant
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CC A. J. "Wilson, Treasurer
| Bryce P. Beard, Trustee
B. J. Wessinger, Chaplain
SC John Rusher, Sergeant-At-Arms
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^ Miles J. Smith, Chairman
i C. F. Daniel
| H. E. Isenhour
| \V. L. Tinnin
| S. Holmes Plexico
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1 PAST PRESIDENTS
J; W. E. Hennessee
| L. M. Miller
X C. L. Coggin
| J. H. McKenzie
X Bryce Beard
X E. W. G. Huffman
X W. L. Tatum
C. F. Daniel
* John L. Boyd
| I. M. Richardson
p H. E. Isenhour
| S. H. Plexico
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The Civitan Creed 1
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I am a Civitan as old as life, as young as the rainbow, as endless f
as time. J
My hands do the work of the world. They uphold the temple of
industry and make clean the market place. ^ i
My ears hear the cry of children, the prayer of women for peace, j
the appeal of men for guidance, the call of the race for progress, \
and the song of the poet for unity. ■
My eyes search for good men that I may with them be a Civitan £
and brother. *
My mouth utters the call to daily duty, and speaks the prayers a
of men in every tongue. |
My mind teaches me respect for the law, unqualified allegiance to g
our Government, and love and respe'ct for the flag of our country. §
My heart beats for every friend; bleeds for every injury to hu- i
manity; and throbs with joy at every triumph of truth. a
My soul knows no fear but its own unworthiness. g
My hope is for a better world and a better city, through better men a
and Civitans. a
My motto: BUILDERS OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP. |
My creed was proclaimed by the Man of Galilee when he declared, §
"Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so 1
to them” a
My pledge to practice this Golden Rule; to make it pay dividends, a
material and spiritual; to bridge with it the chasm between em- 1
ployer and employee; to build upon it a better and a nobler citi
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s The Following Civitans Have Co-operated to Bring This Message to YOU »
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| BEARD AND BEARD
g Bottler’s Supplies
g Civitan
| Bryce P. Beard
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| NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE"
| COMPANY
BE Civitan
| W. M. McCulley
| Special Representative
S FOIL MOTOR CO.
1 FOIL GROCERY
| Civitans
j| J. H. Foil E. L. Foil
g SUMMERSETT FUNERAL
| HOME
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K John L. Rusher
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ISENHOUR INSURANCE
AGENCY
Civitan
H. E. Isenhour
W. H. LEONARD, JR.
Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry
Civitan
Henry Leonard
VICTORY THEATRE
Civitan
Roy Deas
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
Civitan
W. L. Tinnin
District Manager
GULF REFINING COMPANY
Civitan
M. C. McRae
Distributor
STANBACK COMPANY
Civitan
Fred J. Stanback
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Civitan
E. W. Wagoner
RANEY-CLINE MOTOR
COMPANY
Civitans
C. F. Raney M. L. Davis
ROWAN
PRINTING COMPANY
Qvitan
S. H. PIfxico
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Civitan £
Dr. J. S. Forbes 8
INNES STREET DRUG STORE 8
Civitan 4
P. J. Liske §
SOUTHERN PUBLIC I
UTILITIES COMPANY f
and 8
NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC 8
SERVICE COMPANY |
Civitan 8
C. E. Kizziah |
CRESS AND SONS 1
Men s Clothing and Furnishings ;s
Civitan f
Lamonte Cress ' 8
CHEERWINE BOTTLING CO. i
Civitan a
C. A. Peeler |