The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-05
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hum boz that part Of town, and for
enc we are willing 10 cay we were
glad t0 De there, for Collie began
10 hit the same old rail on the
head with hot-spot oratory thar
hard t0 beat, and before We had
time to know what was up. the
Vaughn Quartettc had been put on
the job. treating us with some Of
Che most splendid music we have
fcHri u many days
Lubbock has something % be-
proud of boz the quartette, and when
YOU hear that Vaughn IS just AS
much In he singing world as Sousa
is BOZ tha band business, don't take
it f1r naught, for that bunch proved
that Che vaughn bunch know their
business
Needless 20 say the Kiwanians
were not willing TO let those fellows
OF with one song but brought them
t0 their feet again with cheer upon
cheer that made the building sound
like machine gun crew was therein
and of course they delivered the
goods boz their usual manner, to the
delight Of all present
W. q Stevens, president Of the
Citizens National Bank, was called
on for "a lengthy discussion of things
AZ be- found them I'm little old New
York. on his recent visit there,
and though the fellows thought they
were going 90 get a lot Of comedy
from W. o., he was not in that
mood bat very ably discussed bust
ness and industrial affairs as he had
found them, also giving a few fig
urcs and facts on the living con-
dit0ns n parts Of the city that
made us al mighty glad TO be in
Lubbock. where the plains aimos-
phere BE- cooler. men are better ard
iife just little swecter than else
where
Mr. Stevens said Il was his good
fortune % have learned while on
that trip that businessmen Of the
city were looking forward 20 gen-
eral revival in business which would
have already been felt but for the
coal and railroad strikes which have
added SO much 20 the burdens OF
the people Of this country.
We appreciated Mr. Stevens taiS
very much, and assure him that 1t
will be the desire of the club mem
hers 20 hear him give the report OF
bis next trip 90 that section " the
tate.
Bob Hutchinson. dentist, poet,
philosopher and ex-preisident Of the
club was called upon TO explain
he formula by which poets thrive
80 unusually in Colorado, hav-
ing lust returne from that section,
lat owing 20 the flcf that he had
not mad time { rake a thorough
analysis Of the situation he declared
hat he would not NIKE a scientific
discussion Of the subject, and after
assuring his hearers that vacation
sDent in the mountain country OF
that state is certainly worth while,
he assured them that should they
be Interested in other phases Of the
subject they were Il all times wei.
com 10 his office where be would
give them all desired information.
Some things the girl scouts nave
accomplished, and what the kiwan.s
Club can do for them, was discussed
by Mesdames Fred Boerner and
Percy Spencer, who made irteres'
ing accounts OF The scout work, and
pleased the kiwanians with a great
deal Of interesting information con-
corning the work in genera, whith
proved the value Of this organiza.
ton beyond any doubt.
Misses Evelyn Wilson and Gladys
Dean, two scout sergeants who had
distinguished themselves by special
attention 20 duty, and who have
passed from the tenderfoo' class "a
Al scouts, were present. and told
Of the value of the work TO them
and we are sure that all girls know
ing their experiences will become
interested in the organization.
Clark Mullican closed the meetinf
with long story about how he
I loved sergeants in the army, ant
hadn't forgotten how as yet, but pos
sibly because of an abundant accum
ulation of ivory where gray mattel
ought TO be we were unable to ge'
his story, and took II for granted
that II must have been alright. TIA
opinion having been made after I
close consideration Of the source
Mullican Is all right. he just can
get away from that army life IA
enough to forget Il.
| Louie Moore, secretary, kinda 20
| hot around tho COLLAR abOuf some