' , ,.,,.a V..5(...W,.,,,,' . vv vwX" jMHjKinnTiinm - - i HISTORICAL SOCIETY I By VES HARRISON : It was the annual election of officers night Wednesday evening, Jan. 18. Elected, by unanimous vote were the following: Clara Goudy, president; E. Smith Randall, vice president; Marlene Dalrymple, secretary-treasurer, . Clifford Russell, Richard Williams and Elbert Randall, directors. Cliffs special duties will be as photographer . ;u''''?:'?'';t! Holdover directors are Ileene Worsley, membership, and Vestil Harr- -ison, programs and publicity.' .. . . Retiring directors are Leon Olsen, legal advisor and Mabel Coles Law. . " Other changes as a result of. the election are: Smith Randall, retiring as president, and becoming vice president; Richard Williams, relinquishing the title of vice president to become a newly elected director," and Clara ( Goudy, whose term as director and historian expired, and who now assumes as-sumes the presidency. ' ' . A program followed which consisted of a chalk talk by Vestil Harrison during which he changed a smiling boy into an old man, made a grouchy man smile, turned a sea serpent into a duck, showed several 'invisible' scenes, evolved grandpa's shaving brush and mug into grandpa, made a monkey into a cat, developed a pear into a papoose, did tricks with a heart, showed how a lazy Roman artist saved his energy and yet did his job, turned tur-ned a paint brush into a painter, did magic with a magician and a rabbit, handled the antics of a tricky little rabbit, changed grandpa into grandma, and wished all a happy new year. . ' , Interspersed in the chalk talk were clever old English and early Ameri-can Ameri-can Folk songs sung by Kathy Newton of Bountiful, who accompanied 'herselfon the guitar. . Following the program, refreshments, provided by the officers, were en- ; joyed. ... - ;v On Feb. 15, Clyde Mclntyre, who has played an important part as a vo-calist, vo-calist, instrumentalist, and particularly as a leader and conductor of choirs, f choral groups and cantatas for the past 60 years or more, will trace the history his-tory of music in Centerville, recall the stars of the past and present, and ' provide musical entertainment . ' r Anyond with information of interest on this subject is invited to submit it to Clyde to be included in his presentation. Officers of the Centerville Historical Society include, front, Marlene Dalrymple, secretary-treasurer; E. Smith Randall, vice president, Clara Goudy, president and rear, Ri- -chard Williams, Clifford Russell, Vestil Harrison and Elbert Randall, directors. Director Ileene Worsley was absent. '( - i .i ' .- , .. ... . ,. i ' i i and pulled" a white rabbit out of his top hat, , . . When I was a boy an "Z ,; old magician came to - town. ... I could never under-V k stand how he could pull a rabbit"OJt of empty space , untile. . now. . . . : fl can him one better by turning the rabbit : v . into the old magician himself. .. .