Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-09-23 | Page 13 | American Youth Finest in World, Kiwanians Told

AMERICAN f YOUTH UJ fiNEST IN W ANIANS TOi Trustee Addre Addresses ses Utah Utah- Idaho District Meeting Meet Boise in ing at BOISE Sept 23 3 AP A Regardless Regard Regard- less of ot tho tilo writers rB who ho aio WC slandering dern dering the tho tho young oun womanhood and of or our OUt country for forr a- a n afee fee of or so 50 many cents pet per w II rd Ki- Ki know that that tie these theo o l lad lads lads' ds' ds nn l lassies thu th fInes product t to o of all nIl time T. T Harry Cowman GOwman ol ot Seattle Sette International trustee told th the Ut Utah Idaho Idaho h-Idaho district Kiwanis convention coi in here today His address was ds delivered i before ore delegates In the tho MasonI tem temple el pl pie with Dr Ralph O. O Porter of ot Salt Sal r Lake e district governor So presiding The convention will wi close cloe tomorrow night with a. a a gr grand uld ball ban Cowman Gowman GoW said cc nal guidance and placement v was s the he principal objective of t in America Youth st standing s on the tho threshold of ot Ute life eager for tor puzzled by byth bythe bythe th the pro problems lens and n ofen handicapped pp d db b by lack of schooling long along the line which the adventurer may inay na be m be-m st fitted te temperamentally What a avast avast vast opportunity for rOt our men to to guide guides those oung young lives lyes into the suited suied paths ath f for i. i which hichi they may be best He advised Kiwanis to adhere closely los l t to tho the program worked out b by the International H organization which illch Included work for fot the under underPrivileged Privileged child citizenship high business justness st standards co p r Uon of ot ott t the farmer city man and vocational o guidance To further this work work he advised zealous spreading of ot the Kiwanis organization into smaller communities ties tes n now considered a field for mch programs program am He said ald the tile time had passed when cities were beckon beckort- ng for Introduction or of er clubs Now Sow the competition for position In In- m these communities has reached a f p point where clubs are no longer nought The Idea dea dea m must st be carried to them he e said Id He advised the to es establish establish es- es s- s cose close relationships with farmers to assist them in solving problems which are already being being worked upon on i a ta national l nal bais basis Extend Extending In Invitations to meetings will not be enough he said Members Mem Mem- bern bers must Join the farmers In In the e armets t grange halls and other meeting places to assist in maintaining this I ph phase e o of American in industrial industrial in- in lf life In-I In Six members members of ot the Salt Sl Lake Kiwanis club cub are attending tending the thetis- thetis dis district ls- ls co convention Charles l Fehr chr representing representing rep rep- res resenting President W W. A A. A Carter and nd Frank Coulter Couler secretary are the he official delegates of ot the local organization arid anti were accompanied le by y W W. T. T Denn and C C. W. W Brewer The other members members' are district officers officers' of- of and ard include Dr Ralph Porter district governor ov and md Robert Robett Jeffers Jef- Jef fers n district t secretary