The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
ROTARY ITEMS.

By L. T. Martin.

By L. T. Martin.
Good meeting at Rotary luncheon,
held at the Merrill Hotel, last We'd
nesday.
Andy Wilson left Tuesday Of last
week for California. He accom-
panied Colby Thomas and wife 70
their new home. We hope Colby will
regain his health and some day come
back 30 as a well man.
Visitors 40 Wednesdays luncheon
were as follows:
+. l. Bank, with Walter Myrick.
j. r. Buck, with C. +. Hunt.
Judge John r. Niece, County At
torney, with j. O. Jones.
J. +. Lewis, with Roscoe Wilson.
H. r. Linn, with Dr. c. NJ. Bal
enger
NJ VI Dupre. with J. L. Dow.
l. r. Payne Of Abilene, and p. /.
Evons Of Fort Worth, with Rev. Bow
en-.
The last two gentlemen con-
Quoted q revival meeting at the Bap-
fist church, for Rotarian Bowen.
They are having a very successful
meeting
Bonnie Hilburn had charge Of the
entertainment at the luncheon, We'd
nesday The program was interest
ing from start to finish.
Woody was given fifteen minutes
20 prepare a talk on World disarma-
ment. The way he handled the ques-
ton, telling us about the far eastern
questions and their effect on the
world and all Of the different phases
u the Arms Farley, leads rs to be-
lieve he is a well posted man. Al
together Il was a very instructive
talk. full Of interesting facts. Wish
your time had not been limited,
Woody.
J. L. Lewis Of Dallas, presented
the boys question to the club, telling
rs some Of the things necessary to be
done for the betterment Of the boys.
He is Interested in starting Y. NJ. C..
A associations and was in consulta-
ton with Prof. NJ. NJ. Dupre, regard
ing Y. NJ. G. A. here.
Rotarian l.. t. Martin is putting
on the drive for the fifth call Of the
American Red Cross, made a talk TO
the Club, telling them some of the
things the Red Cross is doing for
the citizens of Lubbock. Rotarisn
Dolf Conley endorsed what Martin
had TO say and told how the ladies
Of the town were helping TO put the
drive for membership over.
On motion Of Dolf Conley,. it was
decided to hold the Rotary luncheons
at the Merrill hotel until January
Il 81. Cut this out and stick it in your
hat and be on time every Wednesday
az ~ o'clock.
On motion Of Rotarian Martin
/ (I.u Luz the following Committee
was appointed TO establish Rotary
day at the High School Woody
I Bowen, Chairman; Mike Ballenger
and La Martin. Tuesday Of each
week at $3.50 A. VI. at the High
! S hool from this on viii be known
as Rotary day. Some member Of
I he club viii be expected 70 talk 20
I the High S.hool pupils at their chapel
hour. every Tuesday, telling them of
his line Of business or profession.
The object Of these talks is 20 inspire
the high school boys TO study with
some object in view. Possibly not
one boy in ten knows what he wants
10 do when his school days are over.
The Rotarians are interested in boys
and as all lines Of business are rep
resented il is their object TO tell
these young men Of their different
70 atoms with the idea that they
viii adopt Il for their own and study
20 that end.
Not many items this week. Too
busy on the Red Cross drive and Il
al depends on how much money you
wicked IN with n to how long the
drive will last. Must have certain
amount OF will feel inclined TO make
the second round. II Is coming al ing
nj ely however, and after tahulating
may only have TO 60 ha X after those
who were not at home 20 see my
Committees.
Don't wait 10 be called upon for
Rotary items. II you are entertain
,ng the hime folNs or ~ p 'r'c hr
rone ba home for a little visit, tel
me about ~ II YOU al. Go pAsnlNi,
have y1nr ne|fhhor iell ne.
Rotary.Ann Wllaon, awaiting the
h0me folks he aEs $40 b.