Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-28

1f.nt,eys of ths wfIImantSs Rotasy Club and ehelr suosts, nunieertng Do in Su s0icysd ths first mems night outing uncs the organization of the club, Tues 5av evening at Challengers Inn, Wind ham. From the time Of the arrival of the marty at WindhaTn until their depart ITS thers was not an idle moment. Pronp.ly at seven o'clock the members sss down at the banquet table and en- loved a chicken supper with all the .-fsEes as follows:
 Menu
 Grape Fruit
 Oyster Cocktail Crackers ssNsa Almonds Olives
 Celery
 Tomato Bouillon
 sroi;sa Chicken Cranberry Sauce Mashed Potatoes Mashed Turnips
 Creamed Onions
 Southern Corn Bread -abbace Salad Mayonnaise Dressing
 Apple and Pie
 Pineapple Cream
 Crackers Cheese
 Coffee
 IJoa4r the leadership of George W Hickey the rotary quartet, Raymond Parker. Arthur French, Harry w. Stand leh and John Ahern soon had things go- inx. inc quartet going into action by singing the verse of The Long, Long Frsu Between the courses special mu- steal numbers were sung by Joseph Gau- drsau. his selection Mighty Lax Rose calling for an encore, Forever is Long Long Time.
 President Frank H Foss welcomed ths guests and in a few words explained the principles of rotary which for iti standard has the slogan Service Before Self or He Who Serves Best Protit' Most
 The speaktr of the evening was Rev J. Romeyn Danforth, vice president o the New London Rotary Club. Rotaria1 Danforth spoke briefly on the subject Tn Care and Feeding of Fathers. Fathers sa.d Mr. Danforth, all remember that ia nous little book entitled The Care an' Feeding of Infants Sometimes. he said believe that too much is heard on thi suaject and not enough on the care ant feeding of fathers. Somebody ought t write a book on this subject; it woul' se big book
 If the infant in the home has value nan the father is of value in the pro portion. ! sometimes feel that the fathe s foo unselfsh. he looks after everyon '1t himself.
 In Rotary, boys work is a feature md rightly SO. The boy of today he man and father of tomorrow. Whe man forgets how to laugh he is head d for the undertaken and in rotary man stays young. he learns other people problems and because he carries tn principles to his fellowmen, he learns t sare for himself
 What can a man do with his spar lime? How many fathers try to hid aleir ignorance in many ways when thei shildrea ask the many questions the 1li wlii ask Should not a man feed h mind and better equip himself for tn examination by his children7
 Thers is. however. another inportar hing my father should pay attention L snd that is the feeding of that innt hing we are pleased to call soul.
 A father may know how to care ft n.nsef physically and mentally, bi neither of these things arc guarantees sulldine ID character. When 2 man b. .snl.s 2 father he should then watch h sym character His children at scho earn from teacher and associates, bt here is much for the father to do. IT associates are sometimes not the best fl ais children and unless his character good he will fail to give his children Il character he desires them 10 have. As ast word 10 fathers. he said. would T mind them to feed their souls on u .ood things for the sake of the childre Rev. J. J. Tyler of St Mary's churt Ia response to a request for few r marks. stated that the speaker h; touched on a wonderful subject, tn character in life is one of the essenti ,anEs 2 father must build up for hir s4if Notary. he said. always had ns2nns he could not define and by a endrs the gathering tonight rotary