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White House Dulcimer Players
"Come join the fun with the White House Dulcimers," urges Chester Page. "Want to play a musical instrument, and couldn't?" he asks. "Well, this is for you," he says. "We're looking for dulcimer players with all levels of experience. Especially beginners, even those with no experience are welcome. See how much fun it is to play this sweet sounding four-string instrument. We will get you started."
White House Dulcimer Players meet every Monday night, except the first Monday of the month, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at White House Heritage Middle School. "It's just plain fun and socialable," Chester says. " And it's free! We'll even furnish you a dulcimer to play."
For more information, call Chester Page at 672-5736.
 White House Kiwanis Club
White House Kiwanis Club meets at Holloywood's Grill & Fun Center, Highway 31W & Portland Road, White House. Mondays at noon. For more information Call 615-672-4439
 White House Lions Club
Lions Club meets for breakfast at Stop-30 Restaurant on Highway 76 just west of I-65 every 2nd & 4th Friday at 6:30 a.m.
WHITE HOUSE LIONS HELP WITH TRADE IN--TRADE UP
Fran and Mary Mc Nutt of The White House Lions Club helped with the
recent TRADE IN TRADE UP program sponsored by SteinMart stores. This
program gives SteinMart discounts in exchange for used clothing. The
used clothes are then sold through the Lions resale store at 4110 Charlotte
Avenue in Nashville. All proceeds support Lions Club projects throughout Middle Tennessee
 White House Rotary Club
Rotary Club meets for lunch every Thursday at noon at the Billy S. Hobbs Community Center, Highway 31 W at College Street.
White House Middle School Principal Jerry Apple (center) receives a check from White House Rotarians Ted Wise (right) and Jim Bradley. The Rotary Club's gift will help the school provide items for students with special needs not covered by the shcool's budget.
 Rivergate Toastmasters Club
Rivergate Toastmasters Club meet every Saturday at Shoney's in Hendersonville. Meetings start promptly at 8 a.m. and end promptly at 9 a..m. For information contact Harvey Gardner at 615-943-8241
Rotary Golf Tournament Raises Scholarship Funds
The White House Rotary Club's 2nd Annual Golf Tournament was won by a foursome of (l - r)William Justice, Jim Whitman, Dr. Fred Jones, and Ron Bargatze sponsored by The Smile Center with the low score of 53 in the scramble at The Legacy Golf Course in Springfield August 18.
Second place went to the Blue Line Construction team of Mike Gallager, Darrel Burton, Andrew Rickman, and Tommy White.
Northcrest Medical Center's team of Jim Schmidt, Dr. Dick Faquin, Ty Watts, and David Bellar captured third place in field of 16 teams.
The tournament raised more than $7,500 for scholarships and community charitable programs sponsored by the White House Rotary Club.
"We thank all of our corporate sponsors and businesses who sponsored holes, and we thank all the individual players who helped make this such a successful fundraiser for our blue," said Club President Phillip Vickery.
Other corporate sponsors were: Servpro of Cheatham, Robertson, & Dickson Counties, The Farmers Bank, Venture Title & Escrow, Inc., Crossroads Medical Group, Domino's Pizza, First State Bank, The White House Watch, Mortgage Corporation of America, Garrott Brothers Ready Mix, and Tal Plumlee Farm Bureau Insurance. Countrywide Home Loans provided lunch for the tournament participants.
These businesses sponsored holes: Home Sweet Home, DiscoverWhiteHouse.com, Cumberland Bank, David's Automotive, Mary Miller-McNutt/Century 21 Reid Realtors, Dong Shannon Real Estate, Quality Place Carpets, White House Builders Lumber & Supply, Jim Brinkley Realtors, Inc., Carl R. Wells & Associates, Gallatin Bakery, Thomas Drugs, Bear Creek at Burrus Ridge, 1st United Methodist Church, Papa John's Pizza, ROCCO Cleaners, Springfield Cleaners, Falcon Capital, Pride Homes, White House Realty, Mike Gaines State Farm Insurance, White House Plumbing, White House Family Practiced, Pirtle Construction, Purity Dairy, Warehouse Tire, Ted Wise/Herb Lord Realtors, Volunteer State Bank, ExpressURWay, Joe & Sue Wilkinson, Friend of Fred Harper, Pulley & Associates, Inc., Shelter Distribution, Tommy Koen Orthodontics, Money Express, and Anvil American.
Datrek Professional Bags, Inc. donated golf bags for prizes, and Wal-Mart in Springfield and Gallatin donated prizes for players. See tournament photos. Return to home page
Toastmasters from Middle Tennessee attended a Division Speech Contest in White House October 7. Tim Lynch, Sr. from the Lebanon club won the Humorous Speech Contest and Mary Ellen O'Neil won the Evaluation Contest. Approximately 25 people attended and participated. The winners advance to the District contest to be held in Chattanooga October 20. Among the Toastmasters conducting the contest were (l -r) Richard Swink of Springfield, Area 63 Governor Wali Kharif of Cookeville, Immediate Past District 63 Governor John Lloyd of Lebanon, District 63 Governor Anita Monohan of Nashville, Division F Governor Danny Langford of Cookeville, and Division E Governor Allan Daniels of Nashville. Danny Langford organized the contest, and John Lloyd was the contest moderator.
White House Rotary Club's Wheels In Motion, and the White House Police Department's Captain Street Smarts program presented a bicycle and safety helmet to Ansley and Ashton Kirkup, students at Robert F. Woodall Elementary School, in recognition of their good citizenship. Ansley and Ashley participated in the Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk in honor of their great grandfather, John Perry, who died last March. He referred to Ansley and Ashley as "Pa Paw's Girls." The sisters, along with aunts and cousins, raised over $3,000 for the Alzheimers Association. The money will assist other Alzheimers patients in our community. The sisters and their family were awarded the "Best Family Team" plaque, which they gave to thier great grandmother.
Brian Mullins, a student at H. B. Williams Elementary School, won the bicycle and safety helmet this month. Brians poses with this family, Rotarian Lynne Medley, and Captain Jeff Mingledorff of the White House Police Department.
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