The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-24

Ills 10y 10 make complete.
And Neil n. Wright,
Would edit that WhIr Hang sheet.
Charlie Adams hunting days would
run,
Fifty.iwo weeks per year
And Jimmy Dow
Would soon learn how,
To show you the sevens you fear.
Roscoe would be real lawyer,
No more we'd hear Keen's soba.
Oh, woe IN me,
This makes seventy three,
Full fledged secretary's Job.
Geo. Briggs would be great sing
or
As sure as any fate
And take II from me.
We would often see,
Poor old Jersey With a date,
A. v. would like to belong 20 a
club
That paid one 10 be slow
When Telephone you greet
When you soc him on the street,
Always say good morning instead
Of hello.
Not being satisfied with all Of this
he told how Woody wns complaining
about there not being enough we'd
dings and that he was not getting
his share Of tying the knota Ad-
vised u Woody would remove the
sign from the tree In front OF bis
house: mo hitching here" he might
get more OF the young people 70 en-
ploy him. He said Jersey came up
TO him saying had fright last
night. Daddy said yes, saw you
out with her myself That remind
I'd Daddy Of what the taxi driver
told him. Jersey was taking the
afore said young lady home when all
nj once the taxi stopped. What are
you stopping for, asked Jersey The
taxi driver. Some one said stop, "
Jersey "Well, step on II she was not
talking TO YOU" IAN right, Daddy,
am sure you will ret an encore for
this"
c. l.. Griffin commonly known az
Crit, explained how Lubbock could
become member Of West Texas
Base Ball League, and what nice
thing Il would be 70 put Lubbock
along with Amarillo, Plainview and
Sweetwater on the base ball map Of
Texas. II will take the sale OF 300
season tickets nj $500 each. Sue
cess 20 you Crit. Nothing like n good
game Of base ball 70 put the pep into
red blooded Americans.
o. +. Sensabaugh informed the
Club that the International Harves-
ter Company would pay all OF the
expenses for what IL known "a q
Farmers and Community two-days
short course, with noted lecturers 70
instruct the people along different
lines. This Ia not just 10 be for the
people, locally. but will bring men
and women from both the country
and cities M far south as Sweetwa-
ter and north 70 the Cap Rock, from
Seagraves, Brownfield and all towns
between here and Crosbyton. The
program has not fully been decided
upon, but will be properly advertised
before the date Of the meeting which
will be March Ord and 4th next.
Secretary Keen informed the Club
that there would be no luncheon NEXT
Wednesday, but the monthly ladies
night meeting would be held at the
Cova Thursday night. Don't forget
the 18th District Rotary Conference
Mt Mineral Wells, Texas, on March
9th and 2sth, 1922, and the Inter
national Association Convention at
Los Angeles, Calf, week Of June
ath, 1922.
Or. J. T. Hutchison (Toml, Ro-
tartan and member of the School
Board, was called upon 10 tell what
he knew Of the conditions Of our city
schools. We always get the report
from Or. straight from the shoulder
and when we hear him tell Of the
rapid growth Of the schools and taxes
not enough 10 keep pace with increas-
ing school population, II almost scares
one We must II we Keen mace with