KIWANIS WILL HEAR FINE PROGRAM TONIGHT The Kiwanis club meeting this evening will feature a Christmas musical program under the direction direc-tion of A. O. Thorn and Ed Williams. Wil-liams. Some very fine numbers are being arranged and all members are urged to come out. The program is scheduled for 7:30 p. m., at Memorial hall, with E. A. Strong, president, presiding. In addition to the musical numbers, num-bers, F. C. Packard will give a report re-port on the progress of the club's project, and several new members will be welcomed into the club during the evening. The next club meeting is scheduled sched-uled for Dec. 23, when children of club members will be entertained at the annual Christmas program, directed by Clarence Tuttle and Berton GroesbeCR. On January 13, the new officers of the club will be installed.