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SOCIETY-:
?t%Th<
MaWpelansT^r
Season
The ^faieatre held a try
out meetl^i^K the WBC auditor
ium Monday^vening and decid
ed upon the first production for
the fall season, which is to be a
mystery drama, "Night Must
Fall", by Bmlyn Williams. The
pl8y, used on the stage in Lon
don and New York, has been
made into a moyle.
Following the try-outs the cast,
ing committee decided upon the
characters, which will be an
nounced sometime later. Plans are
now to present the drama the
first week in December.
First Methodist WSCS
To Hold 'Open House'
The members of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of
the North Wilkesboro First Meth
odist church will hold "Open
House" in the educational build
ing of the church Wednesday ev
ening, October 12, from 7:30 un
til nine o'clock. Honor guests for
the evening will include the new
pastor and his wife, Rev.' and
Mrs. Russell h. Young, brides
and grooms of the church during
the past few months, new mem
bers, and some other officials of
the church.
The members of the church,
with their families, are expected
to attend, and a cordial invitation
Is extended to other people of the
jommunity to be present for the
evening.
Plenty of men's union suits,
both makes, Hanes and Mayos.
Most all sizes and weights. We
would like to supply your winter
needs.?The Goodwill Store on
Tenth Street. 10-10-2t
Don't forget us when you need
men's and boy's overalls, over
all pants and other work and
school needs. Big assortment to
select from.?The Goodwill Store,
Tenth Street. 10-10-2t
Winter shoes and overshoes for
all the family. Standard quality
and well known makes. They give
service, the kind you want. Pric
es are always in line and in many
instances lower.?The Goodwill
Store. 10-lO-2t
MORE ABOUT
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KEY CLUBS ,
"starts on PAGE 1
active vocational guidance pro
tram for the whole student body,
rhe idea spread together sections
and state organizations were set
up. In 1943 an international or
ganization was set up for Canada
and the United States, with an
international convention each
rear to which delegates are sent;
also a district convention is held
annually. Next spring the con
rentlon of the Carolinas district
will be held in Winston-Salem,
and it is hoped that the whole
membership of the looal Key
[ilubs will attend.
Contrary to the thought of
some, the Key Club is not or
ganized to build future Kiwan
ans. The real reason for the Key
[!lub is service, the unselfish
lervice to faculty, to fellow stu
lents and to the school; service
activities of the club are carried
>n through different committees,
;o build better communities. The
projects are suggested, con
sidered and accomplished?pro
lects to maintain and improve
he school property, to raise
'unds for various needs, to help
;he school community.
The late Roe Fulkerson sum
narized the idea of the Key Club
n an editorial of the Kiwanis
Magazine in 1946, here quoted:
"Do you know of a group that
gives separate appreciation ban
luets to their mothers and fath
ers each year, provides tests and
lolds vocational guidance clinics
!very year so that others may
lind their proper place in the
:ommunity, and makes a habit
>f cooperating with those in au
hority in all matters that need
o be done, when there is no one
slse to do them? No? Then you
lave never heard of a Ke^ Club.
"When you were in school, did
pou make yourself a committee
>f one to welcome new students?
When someone threw waste pap
er on the school grounds or in
the school buildings, did you
tactfully call it to his attention
Dr else pick it up yourself? When
a teacher called for a leader to
take charge of a group of stu
dents, were you trained to assist
him? No? Then you didn't be
long to the Key Club.
"Do the students of your high
school have frequent contact
with the business and profession
al leaders of your community?
fc.re they getting practice in do
ing the kind of tasks they will be
called oj to do as adults? Are
they organized and trained to
:hink and be of use to the com
munity? No? Then your school
ioesn't have a Key Club.
"Did you ever attend a meet
ng and hear the presiding offi
:er call for volunteers to sell
tickets, scrub names off toilet
vails, or do some other distaste-1
ul task that had to be done, and
nvariably get more volunteers
han were needed? No? Then you
lave never attended a Key Club
neeting.
"Every one of these things,
ind many like them, happen
vherever there is a Key Club.
They can happen in your school,
tnd there is no other high school
;roup that performs the func
ions of a Key Club. Every com
petent principal welcomes this
inselfish character-building co
>peration to supplement and sup
port his school program. Every
tuperior high school boy thrills
it belonging to a high school
tervice club that gives him "that
:ertain something" which cannot
>e found in his text books. This
s your challenge and opportun
ty to build character and citizen-'
thip in tomorrow's leaders."
The Klwanis sponsor for the
tVilkesboro High School Key
31ub is Roby R. Church; faculty
idviser is William Thomas Long;
pfficers are Bobby Story, presi
ient, Ray Triplett, vice presi
lent, Tony Emerson, secretary,
Tohn Garwood, treasurer, with
he following as charter mem
>ers: Travis Baker, Jim Bentley,
Foe Brewer, Walter Broyhill,
Dean Edwards, Harold Dancy,
Bob E<ller, Thomas Eller, Joc
lambill, Sam Greer, John Hub
jard, Dan Llnney, Tom Long,
Hugh Mathis, I. T. Mathls, Bob
'arker, Edgar Terrell, Charles
/aught. Meeting will be held at
uncheon each Monday noon.
Kiwanis Sponsor for the North
vVilkesboro High School Key
31ub is Don Coffey, Jr. Faculty
idviser is Robin N. Wooten. Of
'icers are Tommy Ray Johnson,
president; Gordon Forester, vice
president; James Glllean, secre
tary; Carl Swofford, treasurer;
:harter members: Bobby Ander
lon, Don Billings, Donald Bry
int, Frank Day, Jerry Day, Clato
Duncan, Kyle Eller, Fred Finley,
Paul Foster, George Johnston
Tim Moore, Wayne Pardue, Jim
tny Shook, Johnny Winkler.
Meeting will be held at luncheon
Jach Tuesday noon.
Tom Jenrette is chairman of
.he Klwanis Key Club commit
tee. It is planned to have an
installation ceremony later on
lor the presentation of the Chart
er for each Key Club.
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