The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-04-04

boys, member Of Ninton, Iowa Ro-
tary Club and the Boys Work
Committees and How they should
function" by the father OF our own
Rotary Club, II. G. Pipkin. member
Of the Amarillo Rotary Club, and
RULES Of Conduct Governing the
Craftsman's Relation with his fell
low.Craftsman." by Rev. Hugh Nc
Lellen, member OF san Antonio Roe
tary Club, are among the subjects
missed and the ones | mos. wish
ed TO hear.
At 1880 p. m. | attended the re-
ception at the auditorium and at \
y. M, the "Ten Years Younger,
dinner which was some banquet.
Following is the menu: "Spiccd lel-
lie sticks, sailed peanuts, fruit sal
adj. iced sevillian olives, radishes,
jumbo celery hearts, roast beef,
tongue, roast pork, India relish,
sweet pickles, roast milk fes chick
en-. dressing, AuGratin potatoes, as
paragus tips, fresh baby peas IN
cases, parker house rolls butter,
ice cream and cake, coffee, Mineral
Wells table water, cigars aud Gig
arettes.
After the banquet there was an
address Of welcome by Gordan
Perry, n Junior Rotarian. As boost
ers, these Junior Rotarians cannot
be beaten. The boys WORK commit
tee Of the Mineral Wells Rotary
Club handles all the boy problems
through the Junior Rotary an or
ganization composed of ell the boys
Of the city The club has its own
Officers and handles all its business
in like manner The Junior Band is
only one part of the organization.
They rave all kinds Of sports, such
as base ball and foot ball leagues.
They affiliate with the country
boys and girls clubs Of Palo Pinto
county. who are under the dircc-
ton Of county demonstrators, and
act as hosts, when these clubs are
brought to the city, furnishing mus
ic for the clubs known as baby beef
chickens on the farm, cooking, sew
ing clubs and make the country
boys and girls feel perfectly at
home when they come TO their city.
Why not Lubbock? We were then
entertained by seXtet. Sly voices
blended as one and their singing
was heartily applauded. The next
number was a play: 1.-THE promise
Of a new day" put on by the boys
department of the Y. VI. {. a. Ihis
was along instructive lines Of what
was expected Of our young men Of
today. The next number was o
musical comedy entitled; Lizzie,
The Farmers Daughter" very laugh
able and full Of good singing por-
traying the home in which the Father
believed in having his white mule
and distilling 1t himself
The next number was stunt
put on by the Gainesville Rotary
Club. "Ohl You Rotary Wheel
Would be a good stunt 10 put over
at a night meeting
The next number was put on by
the Dallas Rotary Club aud en-
titled the "Bingville Rotary Club.
The president Of the Bingville Ru-
tary Club was, Town Banker, tou1-
ty Commissioner, President of VIE
lage, President of School Board and
Deacon Of local church, with The
members represented with the lol-
lowing classifications: Town, boot
logger, General Merchandise and
Postmaster. Proprietor VI racket
store, Bingville's NJ. d., Veterinary
Star Drug Store, Barber Shoe and
Pool Han, Town marshall, Model
bakery, Undertaken d Physician,
Gem short order restaurant, Farm
er, Bingville Nursery Co., Attorney
at law, Coal wood lime lumber,
liverty stable, Pastor Of Raptist
church, and Bingville Hardware Il
Implement Co. You can guess at
the stunts they pull Of at their
meetings
II was then past 1000 p. m, and
all those who wished TO dance went
to the Ball room. The dress for
gentlemen was informal, but some
Of the ladies looked very pretty in
their party gowns. They were still
dancing when left at 1900 p m.
A very full day with something do
ing every minute. 1.-THE end Of a
perfect day
The Tuesday morning session
opened with community singing, Bill
Turner Of San Antonio Rotary Club
as leader at Gals a. m. After the
announcements there were the re-
ports of committees, on resolutions,
proposed revision Of In
ternational Constitution and bylaw $.
The Credentials Committee, 10y
its Chairman, Billie Haughton, re-
ported that there was $50 Roiar-
ians present excluding $50 ladies
and Is children. There are 90
affiliated Clubs in the 18TH Dis
trict and all were represented by
one or more delegates.
Nominations were then in order
for District Governor and the names
of John v. Singleton Of Waxa-
hachie, and that Of Lester w.
Dawley, of Paris, were put before
the convention, with the result
that John V. Singleton was elected
over Lester W. Dawley by a vote
Of So to 40. Recess was taken to
attend the model luncheons. II was
my pleasure to attend the Tuesday
luncheon put on by the Amarillo
Rotary Club, at Jones building.
On sitting down at the banquet
table the first thing to greet my
eyes was a Rotary song book, and
in red ink printed across the front:
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