The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-01
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.ARDMORE L|ONSOT HER RADICALS

The Lions begun l920 With a real I
roar that bids fair to last Throughout
the year, if the plans discussed at tha .
regular Thursday noon luncheon, A.!d 4.
today AT the II. Il II. CIf.. are carried .
out and The past accomplishments o.,
this club is a sure Indication that thcy
win be.
I Outstanding features OF the timely .
: talks given hy Lions Fred Tucker, W. (
/ r. Hurnity, George Ramsey, John F '
/ Easlcy and prosden, EJ Saudlsm /.
were
( Close cooperation OF tho Lions cub {.
/ with tho Chamber ot Commerce for
1890 city ana county affairs looked
after by business men u a business
manner, the development of friendly
/ business basis between all towns ot
the country, the cApcuding Of money
on permanent Improvements.
Mr Ramsey said i'm part: For tine
year 1920 / urge that the Lious Club
cooperate more closely with the
Chamber OF Commerce That orgaui-
zauon, as You all know, and as ]
know from experience, has been haudi.
'tUI'N ny ld'A tl 'l'til lA'4''ili 'lt' l'''
sonul interest of the business men of
the city.
"It should bc the first interest Of
every man To take an active part in
the Chamber of Commerce The 9th
cr two organizations, the Rotary and
the Lions clubs should come secondary
10 il. and all should cooperate in max
ing the Chamber Of Commerce an or
sanizatton of real value To the city
and county"
Air Ramsey also suggested that a
committee. comprising representatives.
from the banks of the city, and al
business firms. should be appointed
10 confer with representatives, OF those
towns VINO ure active iu Ga" proposed
organization Of new county, in order
that those men may he rcassurcd of
che Friendly attitude Of Ardmor", ana
af efforts ueng mude b., tho citi2cns
10 make il possible for all to b, treat
cd with thc utmost fairness in all
dealings wherein the cities are affect
ed. In conclusion he stated that 'if
the city and county business is not
handled right, ii IL the fault ot the
citizens"
Following MIR. Ramscy, President
Sandiin stated that he would refer
the m9tter 20 the cooperative commit
tee Of the Lions Club instrurting that
body to begin action at once. The
J cooperative committee comprises;
Frank l.. Eetch, chairman; T. {.
Bridgman, &. l.. Byrne T.. l.. Slack.
ID. 4. stiles, II. j. Harris, W. j. Lane
) Hal NJ. Cannon. W L. Combs.
C l'pon request Mr.. Tucker gave Ger
tain facts OF the law relative to the
!. nroposed organMttion Of the new
q county. after which he took occaslou
O. lo call attention to the recent ion
=, of the commissioners of Garter county
q in voting To- have all printing Of t"e
county's proceedings published in lht
E. Healdton Herald instead of The Daily
n Ardmoreite as heretofore.
, Mr.. Tucker stated that that action
Al should be resented by every citi2 u OF
Arimore, as an Injustice toward TN,
@ Ardmoreitc. executed because The
=. Ardlnoreito toob positive st1r.
against the recent bond election. TA'
= personal opinion Of the members ol
the Lions club was clearly demon
F. strated hy the hearty applause "'t'
!. which his remarks werc greeted. Mr.
Tucker briefly stated that it was Aile'
T. all an injustice to the people 'heii
IT selyes--"A legal notice about your OWL
property could appear in thai paper
X and you would never see ~ "V ~"
moreite is the only paper OF sou'"'''
h. Oklahoma that reaches 20 eNcrE pa"
of the county. II IS lar iiu'iu'"' "",
il is the only paper IN NiA'" "u'
legal notices can secure proper 'N''
,lscment, and trust tt''t '9ul u'9 W
pleasure over the acton 'aheH y! 1",
county commlssoh,fs' may " SUI" w., ~
FOR his New fear T'so'u' -''
Tucker stated lnIu h' "'"
to not enter po'lic" inns YEA. a..
Secretary l-asher annou'C'" '''''' ~,
ladies OF the Me'houis' thu'Vn 'V,u,, ,',,
- teerod TO resume ''N'i's ',' ",
I members peBlhhihs nv
u met win lhe apP''lN al " 49, -,
vote 0l yes Mi1 AlA' l'al'NAA'H