Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-09-25 | Page 18 | Lawyer Named District Head of Kiwanians

NAMED LAWYER DISTRICT HEAD Of Salt Lake Lak S Selected d as as' as Place Pace for Convention Conven Conven- lion tion n i in l 1930 O BOISE BOISE Sept 25 2 25 AP M. APS-M. t JS j. j S ley Twin Trails Falls attorney was was' yester yesterday elected Utah Idaho district din dis t of k I rind anci t. t Salt Sail Lake Lako vas v aS S 'S selected as HI the tile place pJ cc for far the tho 1930 convention at thc the closIng closing clos clos- ing session of the the- convention the here herc Il Lieu Lieutenant tenant gO cl governors l rs el elected were T Judge D Dana mi E. E ck k of Bo Boise western Idaho i P Parley Parley- nt Rigby b of Idaho Falls Falls' eastern Idaho Fred Fied B. B Parkinson on of of oC Lo Logan ni n north Utah and W W. E. E Anderson of ot Pi Price ice e. e s south i Utah the cont conference re ree e wound up with an an appeal appe l from Frank Bruins o of oC organizer of of Farmers Farmers' Luncheon clubs to work rk toward an an ai under understanding t between the country countryman man an and the city man Nearly OO delegates f fr from m south southern ern rIdah Idaho and Utah attended ed the convention ri which In 11 addition to JO a 11 full fun schedule of or addres addresses s. s tn included lud I special lead leadership classes which were were cond conducted ted at breakfasts and lunch luncheons on Entert Entertainment rit was vas provided pro pro pro- vided for tor women wom ii guests ests who wh did aid not atte attend t the e open sessions SERVICES DISCUSSED Services es wi which h lh ani and other other- ser service vi e clubs may do the do-the th the schools were ere discussed by t Frank P. P B Baird superintendent of f. f t Cald- Cald ald ald- welt city schools school fl Ho lIte declared the s school hool was a great service jervice station dedicated to the service of oC all the I I children of or alt all the people Twenty eight million children are arc attending school chool in the United States Slates he said The problem before before be be- fore tore them has hns gr grown wn Iric Increasingly as as th the tho f number r of ot basic C subjects subjects' ts' ts they mut master and discriminate dis dis- dis criminate among mong h has s 1 Increased d within the past two or or- three generations generations gen gen- gen gen- from five to twenty five Sn subjects bj Dr C C. C C. C Tatham Tatham of ot Edmonton Edmonton Alberta Alb Canada C nadu vice president of or KIwanIs International advised as- as against v s sweeping through an ob objective objective ob- ob b- b at t too tao o rapid a a. rate If It you take Hike all all all' the tho he tonsils out of ot all an tile the underprivileged children In o one ic e year your our objective Is gone There will not be be a a- anew new crop of t f tonsils for next nest year Sear Better by far tar to take out two or three sets a year car NAM NAMED D TO COMMITTEE ement late In Inthe inthe TV wis as made the session that J J. J Ii F l Bruins Ustick agrarian 1 had been appointed a o. member of C the international committee com corn on on- agriculture by bv Horace ce W W. McDavid ld of of Dec tur III W president of I I International Int There are five members of ot tho committee and and Bruins Is the only one ono west vest of ot the Mississippi