The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-12

more efficient
r.. l.. Robertson was called upon
10 discuss the importance 81 Time
and Investment The fact that We
had IA visitor with us from Canadian,
Tcxas. Lish called upon him 20 re.
.nond to his subject Rev W l..
Swinnoy b. in Lubbock for the pur-
pose Of getting "a location % move
the Orphans Home from Canadian 60
Lubbock Ho has visited towns. as
FAR south ne Waco and considers
Lubbock The logical point for the
home There iH now in this home
one hundred children besides me
keeper and 70 was a surprise 90 at
of Che Rof1rians lo know that seven
81 the children in that home came
from Lubbock Rev Swinney wants
us To- give the loratlon. A Bonding
company will take care of Oh" fin
ancial end Of this institution ana
viii have available S5O,00O.0o for
the building Of the first unit as soon
as said title rs past upon the SITE
given them.
Judge Thomas Tfpp VIII speak
20 the mass meeting Friday night
at the Auditorium 90 90 p. M.
telling them how the bonds Will be
issued and fioated foi thi. enter.
prise This home viii he located
from two 20 four miles from .I.ub-
book. viii have IT'S 0vl school and
win conduct W industrial school II
Is the object ~ Re- Swnncy o.
turn ont these boys and girls with
finished eduratiou SO they viii be
recognized by the best citizens 1t
Texas The hoy and girls Of today
must be men and women Of tpmor-
row. There is no question hit what
this viii hc great hing for Lub-
book and one that Lubbock people
wil take pride in The rsilroad
companies are grently Interested IN
orphan schools and this Orphanage
being on the Santa -, Rev swim
neys tells us that al Dc has 90 do IS
% wire not only in the State Of
Texas, but n the far east as far as
the Santa Re runs for people 70 de-
liver orphan children 60 the conduc.
tor and that they viii be taken and
cared for on the train and safely
delivered 10 this orphange by the
Santa Fe Railroad Company. One
Of the children from Lubbock Is
featured i'm the September number
" the Tcxas-Oylahoma Railway
Guide. ard a story is carried in the
Santa Fe journal telling Of these
orphan children. Every Interested
citizen should attend the mass meet
ing at the Auditorium Friday night,
September 9Th.
NJ. p..,..,,, ,,s.g thnp a4lfad
upon TO respond 20 the subject,
"How to improve my time bat he
understood his subject To be. How
to improve our spare moments He
said that Curtis was the son of a
preacher and should have known bet
ter than have assigned subject of
this kind 20 a preacher. II takes
more time 10 get ready 10 do a
thing than to do H. That M his
work he can have no regular sched-
ule hut has To take care Of the min
utes and hours and the days will
then take care Of themselves He
gave very good illustration Of this
in how We should value our time,
In telling the story Of a man who
wanted TO purchase book. The
clerk in the store told the customer
that the book was worth Sl.00. He
tried 90 purchase the book for less
amount but could not do SO. He
then asked u the PROPRIETOR II the
store was IN and being informed
that he was but that he was very
busy, he insisted that his business
was Of such Importance that he
wanted 30 see him The clerk then /
Il sss.N ltf.
TONER explained how ho had tried I
o. puf base the book for less than .
the purchase price and wanted 20 I
know what he could buy the hook /
from him for. and being Informed [
that the book would cost him -
he objected. saying that the clcrk
had only asked Si0O The proprie-
tor informed him that he had not
only taken the clerks time but had
taken his time away from important
work and that the book would now
De worth SIPS. lie says, well what
can / purchase the hook for and the
proprietor replied Il would now cost
him Sl.50. that he had used more
Of his time and that he would have
10 charge IL up against the purchaser
Of the book. The customer wanted
the book and seeing the fairness of
the proposition paid his $3.50 for
a Sl.OO book and went away. He
said that we all should get away
from our work for time each year
and that he went rs far away from
the cities As he could for his vaca-
ton. where he could rest and re-
lieve his mind Of the duties that fail
upon him whenever he was in the
city.
Curtis Keen then announced that
he wanted something humorous on
the program and asked Daddy Dick
inson what he did with his time His
response was contained in four
words, Get even with Keen The
meeting was then turned back TO
Roscoe Wilson. vice president, who
ir few well chosen words thanked
the high school class for serving
the luncheon. Made ar announce
ment that a mass meeting would
be held Friday night at 2 o'clock 20
discuss he Orphan Home.
The following is list Of the visl-
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