The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
ROTARY NOTES


Thursday night when the Rotar-
ians and their Rotary-Ann's got to-
gather with their friends at
the Elk's Hall. for their usual
monthly banquet, II was rather chill
~ and Geo. Briggs does not make
very good janitor. but one fDr-
got they were cold when after par
taking Of the bountiful spread the
Baptist ladies had prepared, they
listened to the excellent program
Tom Duggan featured single hand
ed. Before telling you about the
program | want 20 compliment the
Baptist ladies on their part Of the
program. Don't know whether the
selection OF the Menu was lef, up
20 them or not, but h was all right.
Menus unless they are worthy Of
comment are not mentioned in
these notes The writer Is fond
Of chicken and that part Of the
chicken called the gizzard and the
drum stick and had one Of each.
Some may think this is a depraved
appitite, but | am still a boy when
il comes to eating chicken. But a
full grown man when 1t comes 90
coffee. Say. that was some coffee
and that cream. Not whipped cream,
but cream just as thick as II it
had been whipped The kind that
goes all through the coffee and
gives the coffee that rich flavor.
It's al right to have a little OF the
whipped variety 20 float around on
top, but the real live cream that
makes the coffee such a nice color
IS the thing. Confideutially the
Baptist ladies told me that my good
Baptist friend. Mrs. Vaughn, Of
Vaughn's Sanitary Diary, donated
that cream for The Rotarian han
quet The ladies are TO be con
graduated on the preparation Of the
excellent eats and the manner in
which il was served.
President, after calling on High
pockets TO introduce the guests turn
ed the meeting over to Rotarian
Tom Duggan, Of the entertainment
committee, who explained, he had
10 do the work Of the whole COM
miftee as Daddy Dickinson was sick
and Bonnie Hilburn's baby was
sick Noticed Acy May was not
out either. You just cannot de-
pend on these young folks to get
out in the night air That is after
they are married, for | noticed that
Erick Posey and O. l.. Petterman
are still able TO be out. Had
special table II you please and the
only Rotarians, outside Of those on
the program 10 be introduced Ros-
coe Wilson's wife being away
thought he would sit in with the
young folks, but Pcterman gave
Highpocket the hailing sign Of dis
tress and so Keen went over and
got Roscoe and made him SIT at
the table with the old folks.
The first number on the pro-
gram was a mixed quartette from
Littlefield, consisting Of Mrs. Haste,
Miss Shaw, A. T. Duggan and Arth-
ur Miller, with Mrs. A. p. Duggan
at the Piano. They were heartily
cncored and responded with an
other selection which added % the
pleasure of all present Good music
Is always enjoyed by Rotarians for
they are music lovers and when
Mr.. Duggan and Mrs. Hassie sang
a Duet L was received with much
applause. The quartette again fav-
ored with selection after the
speaking. Glad TO have these good
people with US and trust Tom viii
bring them again.
Col. Clark Mullican when called
upon by the Master Of ceremonies,
was limited 20 thirty minutes 70 re-
spond 10 the subject; Fellowship.
Well thirty minutes Il a short time
10 limit man with the entertain
ing ability Of the Colonel. After
defining the meaning ~ fellowship
from every angle he gave illustrn-
ton after illustration. weaving N
the mother goose rhymes, thus max
ing his talk amusing a. well ~ very
entertaining
Mr.. o. D. Hargls. late ~ slma-
ira, where he has hssn for several
years engaged In the Rubber husl-
mesa. gave out not only . isFy m