The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-10
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The other members elected viii
be instructed next week Dolph
gayo the lectures in very credita-
bic manner and ended up with a
set Of resolutions. | wanted them
for publication but Keen beat me 20
them for his publication The Hub
Of Lubbock Rotary Club. That Pub
licati1n needs something good IN u
so guess it is all right, but say
Keen. don't be 30 stingy with your
ink. Print them so we don't have
10 guess az what you are trying
% say. Not trying TO start any
printers scraps. but have heart.
but "a little more ink on the press
Acv MAY was called upon for
some jokes and must have borrowed
his book from Butterflake, from the
style Of his Jokes. He asked Wal.
ter Posey which was correct;
will lend money or ! Will loan mon
cy9" Walter looked at him IN a
kind ~ bewidered way and said the
bankers are not doing much OF eth
er just at the present time. Why
Joke with facts.
Rotarian Walter Posey Is some
golf r. aver, self convinced. When
called upon 20 respond 10 the sub
iect: What does Rotary do for our
business" he prefaced his remarks
By saying that he was not much OF
speech maker, and that he could
plav Golf better. Walter Is very
forceful speaker and drives his
points home so you will remember
and ponder them for several days
after, which leads one 10 believe
every time he swats that golf bail
IL u done for purpose and not
lust 10 get Il around the links.
when We says Rotarism makes a
man better mentally, physically and
sniritnailv and In that way fits
himsolf for the big things in life
Ia therefore the better fitted Tor
business and makes better bust
ness man. In other words 2 man
cannot be ROtarian and observe
rs code ~ ethics without making
him better man and II he ~
better man by 20 being the ques-
ton answers itself.
"a man who cannot pay his way
from the cradle 90 he grave has no
right to make the journey he
above paragraph brings DOT the point
Walter mpde In his talk regarding ms
nsacrfion that il DO "Scrsirc above
self; he rofits most Who fervest
lest" and rot our mon"y mat man
j. gaoasured by. Read he lbogc por..
syrarh again 10 as 10 get the real
meaning. Now Walter docs cot wish
o., convey the idea by his that yoi
can buy your way through with dot
lars and cents, az 80 many nave the
idea that they can and because tney
are men 81 means than they are bet
ter than the brother Who is not so
well off financially but on the con-
trary he brought it out very plainly
that this journey Of life must be made
by the services we give 20 our homes,
our business, our town, our country
and our fellow men. No matter how
much money we have, II avails us
nothing II IL is not used for the great
est good. In fact we are not mems
ured by our worldly goods but az 70
how we use the talents God has CIV
en- us. When we are called upon 70
serve, no matter in what capacity, we
should do our part. We blame the
Government, the School Board, the
City Administration, and the Courts
for every mistake made and the mhn
who hollers the loudcst Is the man
who does not get out and vote when
opportunity presents itself or will
not serve on a jury 4 he can get out
II Il. Now boys this Is knocking
some Of the rough edges OF Of some
II our supposedly good men, but u
Is all right Walter and we are for
you. You will have TO whip up on
golf to keep Il in line with your
speeches.
The Queen City Juvenile Company
Of Denver, furnished the music for
the luncheon, and believe me u was
some music. The committee Is TO be
congratulated for securing them.
Bonnie TIilburn Is home again af-
ter spending the holidays with home
folks
Neil Wright and family are visiting
at different points in south Texas.
Business called Jed home before
the wife had her visit out but Mrs.
Rix came by way Of Iamesa later,
where Jed met her with the car.
Glad 20 have John Dalrymple with
as again II only for n short time.
A. V. Weaver just had 20 much
business he could not be with as al