, 1922-03-02
LINES FROM THE LIONS
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Ttl. luncheon meeting of the
Lions club last Thursday was one
that Will long be remembered by all
the members present. The attend
ancc was II hundred per cent. and
Zach and every Lion brought his en-
thusiasm with him.
h cubs were favored with n vocal
Se!"cIions by Mrs. Connect very ad-
mirably rendered. The Lions club is
TO be congratulated on the excellent
local talent which is being secured to
appear before ii each week. Miss
l.umsdcn singing of a couple of
weeks & created such a favorable
impression h a the Lions hungcrod
for more. and so we are assured that
in the future we are to be hOnOred by
frequent appearances of solOiStS. both
vocal and instrumental. at our meet
!ngS.
Following Mrs. Connects solo.
future ~l.iOncSS Barbara Bible, dauCh-
ter of Lion and Lionrss Bible. was
Introduced to the assembled cubs.
Miss Bib" is small. and We presume
that on that Coun Song Leader
Nelson thought she would not be
abb" to MAX" herself heard readily
when sh" sang. Consequently he
assisted her to a seat on the top of
III" piano. The ~pr"Cluti0n was I'M
necessary for Miss Barbara proved
lhat She has a voice which for sweet
ncsS and volume w0uid do credit to
many a larger person. and had sh"
not possessed the necessary volume
She would have beer heard. so quiet
and attentive We're the cubs. She
sang "A Secondhand Rose. the
audience joining in the chorus. with
The possible exception of Cubs Roster.
Whitehead and Brimmer.
Had a visitor drop in at the meet
ing. who had beer at a previous meet
ing and heard the Lions roar. he
would NJ doubt have wondered at the
Improvement. Probably any cub
could have told him the reason. THE
reason" stood Owe" by the piano. feet
wide apart. arms waving. face all
tglOw from exposure to our Wyoming
weather. leading the roaring. Cub
Johnson. with us again after an alb
ScnCc of several weeks. Some song
leader. we claim, sure glad to have
him back.
Professor Cook was a visitor. also
Masters Bible and eastman. Proc.
cook has kindly consented to coach
tie Lions in their practice work for
he coming basketball gam" against
thc Rotarians. Judging by cnthus-
,a&m displayed. Prof. Cook will have
a Caodly number of willing students
and we are in this thing TO win if
possible. but. win or lose. to give a
! good account of ourselves.
Cub Kinnaman announced that the
Rawlins Motor Co. expected to be in
a position in the near future to IN
nounce the completing of arrange
ments whereby Rawlins will receive
messages. speeches. concerts etc. by
wireless. such as is being received in
many of the larger cities of this
country.
The visit of Masters Bible and Cash
man brought to the attention of the
cubs that many Of us have boys,
Cub O'Gorman suggested that the
CLUB follow the example OF many
other Lions clubs. and set aside a
day 20 be known as Fathers and Sons
days. A committee was appointed,
and il is hoped that arrangements
will he soon completed and that Oh
the appointed day That every LioI
Will be present at the lunch accom-,
panied by a son. legal or borrowed
Today is ladies day at tn" Lion,
club. Each member Will be present
am! will have as his guest either his
wife. mother. sister, or sweetheart or
Lady friend.