The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-24
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The weekly luncheon Of the XII
wania Club, held at the Methodist
church dining room Thursday was
another important meeting, border
ing 81 the most important work TO
be done at this time, as well as what
has been done.
Percy Spencer was called upon
10 tell what the city was going 10
do IN helping TO put over the side
walks proposition, and the fact that
the city forces are going 20 back
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
up In every move pertaining 10 this
great work was evident. He even
went 80 far as 90 say that the good
citizens Of Lubbock who We're so
unthoughtfu as 10 In any manner
try TO curtail the progress Of this
work BY refusing 20 sidewalk their
property, the city would see what
could be done to help push the
work along. I'VE do not want this
10 sound rs threat, f0r il is not
meant as one. bat should Il become
necessary for US 90 make some Of
the good citizens OF this town line
up on this work, we are in the maxi
ing business, and will exercise what
knowledge we have of that bust
ness" he said, 10 which there was
much applause.
Col. Mullican thanked the Mayor
very kindly for his assertions, and
assured him that the Kiwanis Club
is back Of him in this work TO make
Lubboc ka bigger and better town.
He was enthusiastic as to the abil-
ity Of the Kiwanians to do things,
and suggested several civic prob
lens needing immediate solution, and
expressed desire TO see The XII
wanians get back Of the work, and
accomplish the tasks. The man
thing he emphasized Is the need OF
better street and house marking
in Lubbock, and declared that If
this town continues TO grow, il will
soon be a matter of necessity that
this work be done.
George Briggs, Of the South |
Plains Fair Association, Chamber of |
Commerce Junior Chamber of Com
merce and Rotary Club, as well as
Of State Fair fame, was called up
on TO explain how the first place |
was won at the fair, and the whole |
situation was explained by him say
ing that eve won by having every |
place on the score card filled, and /
filled with good stuff. He said /
that the first five counties nearest /
the top were all within a radius Of /
fifty eight points Of possible
thousand to one another, which
proves that competition was certain
ly keen.
Mr.. Briggs was interrupted by
Historian Easy Morgan, who declar-
ed that he had visited the booth at
the Dallas Fair an morning. noon,
and night without
finding any indications OF whore
Briggs on Jennings had gone, which
Briggs accounted for by stating that
at the time Mr. Morgan had gone
10 the booth he was on his way
back to Lubbock, and the question
was withheld until the presence Of
Mr.. Jennings
A motion was put before the
members 90 have Mr.. Jennings guest
Of honor at the next meeting, which
was unanimously adopted, and the
secretary was requested TO write him
an invitation 10 that effect, this ac-
ton being made in order that the
Kiwanians may have an opportunity
to thank Mr. Jennings for his ex
ceptional services by one resolution,
and was made by Prof. NJ. NJ Dunre.
Mr. c. f. wager, Of the wager
Shoe Company Of Lubbock, was a
guest Of one of the members, and
vas called upon 10 make a talk,
which he did with much enthusiasm,
and expressed great pleasure in be-