The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-24
LIONS CLUB DISCUSSES
INTERESTING SUBJECTS
At REGULAR LUNCH


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'he members OF the Lions club al their
regular weekly luncheon today az the
Broadway Methodist church or r p
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Mr. Colby is the general office man
ager OF the &. /. & w. Railway Com
p1ny. lie said. 'Ardmore Is place
| am sure I could be happy in.
You have the finest people / have
ever met, you have an abundance OF
natural resources, in addition to your
one big industry oil, and there is nG
place l would rather locate
Mr.. Colby was the only guest pres
ent at the luncheon which was largely
attended by Lions.
a special feature of the meeting was
the appearance of the Philharmonic
Quartet, comprising Mrs Robert :
Gardenhile, Mrs. y. G. Wood, Mrs r.
II. Roger and Mrs. Thomas Frame
with Miss Ruby Randol, accompanist
At the conclusion of two numbers
which was heartily received, Mrs. Car
dcnhire was called upon to address the
club as to the favor the members Of
the quartet had signitied was the rea-
son Of their asking to sing before the
club today. Mrs, Gardenhire stated that
the Philharmonic club, which had more
than doubled its membership since its
organization, wanted some place where
the regular meetings could be held, and
asked the members as club to assist
IN finding such place.
Ii was explained that the club had
ouigrown the housc-to-housc meeting
places. ). y. Apple Immediately offer
ed the use of the parlors Of the new
hotel, upon its completion, and W. h
I Gurnitt, ass member Of the school
board, offered the auditorium at the
high school At this point it was cx-
planned by Mrs. Wood that at some
previous time the club had had the use
OF the high school auditorium, but that
because OF the school work it was i'm
practical, and that Convention Han was
too large.
Upon motion Of George a. Ramsey,
Il committee was appointed to confer
with the quartet in an effort to assist
them in this matter The committee is
made up OF w. r. Burnitt G.. a. Ram
Sey ana John +. Easley.
Mr.. Hurnitt was then called upon to
explain details Of an incident which
occurred yesterday involving himself
and "a brother Lion with the city law"
MI' bufnItt IN one Of his inimitable
talks explained the affair in detail, !
much to the enjoyment of the club
members.
In accordance with custom adopted
some time ago by the club. that upon
the arrival Of new member in the
family of any Lion. that the fortunate
one should present his fellow Lions
with a box of cigars. two boyes or cigars
were presented today one NV Artbrr
KYLE of thr First Notior,,i po,,i. T.,
honor of a little dlugbter md b,. II
irwin. manager of the Vool,ror+h .+,,,a
also in bonor or , ittl. do,,o,tta,,
O. e.. Tosher socret,r,. -, .,..
tba sale of so,son ,,aI.,,., ',O' s s'',.
attractions to ho ,,ng.o.,..,
inc Cr,I, ,,,i.. ',,.,-',,.. 'S (''e
on,,ni.,a5 w.. %''''s' ,1',l " 80 'i''''ca'ly
~ ,i,,i. H., -' '-'''I'' 'ooN occasion
'.,.,,,,t,,. 'o' ,>'' %, Oh li'e various
.[.'..t -, ''''''" '''' II was only
VII o17'' 1',s" 10Y az assistance Jhat 1t
''1 PGn,''i' io' MN 10 make the re
,''', ro' ~ nv Al 2' "'''"'uoh' Ihe Only /.
U'' ",i' De snow" tonight at Conyen- |
"ol' nan
d. H. remington, as chairman OF the |
''A 'cuII'e committee, reported that the |
ol',T Hl''ue recently to the club to |
lh'he purchaSe IN the Turner Falls |
l"Tk COMPANY had not been accepted |
ol I'' executive committee, Mr.. Pen |
'uusloh eNp''uhed mat as a club propo- |
II advisable at this time, to make no
iurehise' out that as individuals. club
members couId make any investment
''ry desired
OF tHt executive committees report.
NO me, uhs was presided over by .
."e 'ecehuS elected president Ed Sand |
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