, 1921-06-30
Ms CLUB

II roals, pep and enthusiasm ar.
Which bod ~ first meeting at = din-
| Hotel, will mean aJlfve. civic body Of
the younger business and profession
al mon for Rawlfns. -
Delegations were present from
Laramie, knd .Rofk Springs LIons
Clubs. The dinner opened with tie
singing iDf lAmutiea lead Z by Cub,
james Hayri1la, followed by an invo-
oSti0n ~ Rev. Dean Philbroph,
DEPUTY, 7Districte Governor Orlando
Jones presided and appointed Cab b.
%. KtnAAnaui as1Thil 1wister and
Cub J. F. McNulty as Lion Tanner. n
s Oufingstho dinner Cab Havrtlla
taught, the. new Lions how to roar
and a iot'o old and hew songs Mrs.
N. L. France and Mrs. J. F. Metgultyi
sang q very beautiful duet, and Hrs.
France responded to an encore With
Q splendid rendition of Wyoming.
Miss Josephine Phaien assisted at4
the piano. = The q Rawlfns atbsnd.i
which volunteered its services EreNl
for the occasion, was present G4d3
kept everyone jazzed mp with HsSf
airs when no other m usicaI numbers
were on the program.
A number of kilograms Of eon-i
GratulatioAs from International NffT-t
GERS, Colorado and Wyoming Lions
Clubs were read, welcoming thel
Rawitns Club into the Internattonaft
Association. x yGE 4
A. w: Mccullough of Laramie was
the principal speaker, making an tn-d
s~piratdonal talk on Lionism. He tofdI
how the aftermath of the war had1
LETT the country with q serious uaia4
OF leadership, which clubs of TIN
Kind produced. and cited the achfevSat
mepts. Of the Laramie and C~heyenn6I
Lions Clubs not only In their ownt
cities but in the state as to what4
could be accomplished. y
with q splendid address on service,
he stated would be the natural
of membership In their social
husiness-civic iuncheons clubs, and
painted a vivid picture OF civic bet
torment Of the Individual. the COM
muntty.g the state and the nation,
working In complete harmony with
the Rotary Club with its motto OF
Service above self. He profits most
who serves beit."
Rush l.. Denise city attorney of
Rock Springs In q talk illustrated
with much humor. told how In this
city all civic organizations had failed
until the Lions Club was formed
among the younger business and
professional men, how these men had
found themselves through the club,
what Rock Springs club had eIready
accomplished, and laid great stress
on how through these clubs men
were brought together to fOr8etr
their selfish interests, better friend
shfps formed. broaadA1s sa~nA110au4A4.
lngs resulted, and greater than aif1
else a spirit OF service developed.
meant better men, better
cities and . better state ayd nation.
DC Kinnaman. John Burnsmier
and "A. r. McMicken. also made snort
talks on the need Of Rawlfns for an
other organization Of this, nature:
A. T. Whitehead was elected
president. In accepting he pledged
service to make thsr club
= success to work for Rswlfn's de-
along all lines. Henry
was elected secretary and
and an entertainment COM
of A. r. McMicken, John
Bangs, H. J. Cashman aud JEmes
Havrilla appointed to serve for one
month. -
The club starts off with Q charter
mem bership Of thirty. 1t will. meet
once a week for luncheon. Civic
matters will be taken up and dis
cussed and full corporation given
othsY existing organisations in every.
thing for the general public good
and welfare. 1t Is the NTH ,tions
Club to be formed in the state.