The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-23
Residence lli0 Fourteenth St.

The president of the various CLUBS
who constitute the Advisory Board
of the Civic League, met at the
courthouse on Saturday afternoon
at three o'clock, TO discuss and de-
eide whether Lubbock should have
playground director this summer,
as we did last year. Those who met
Miss Owens and kept in touch with
her work among the boys and girls
know what splendid work she did,
especially in teaching the children
to swim and in the capacity of an
all-round athlete. II vas finally
decided to wire Miss Owens and
find out the salary she would be
willing to accept this year, and if
Il was within reach Of the mothers
and citizens interested in the work,
we would engage Miss Owens for
the summer months.
County Federation Meets May II
The County Federation will be
the guests of the Civic League on
Saturday, May 81, at noon lunch
con. 10 be served at the Methodist
Church, and on account of the
Chautauqua being in session during
the afternoon the usual program in
the afternoon will be dispensed with.
The business meeting will be held IN
the morning at 10 o'clock, Fol-
lowing the luncheon the ladies Of
the County Federation are asked TO
be the guests of the Lubbock ladies
for the Chautauqua afternoon per-
Torrance. Committees were ap-
pointed at the last meeting of the
Federation, of the rural women, to
meet with the women in their sec
ton and stimulate an interest in
the County Federation work. The
City Federation is anxious TO have
a hundred per cent attendance at
the meeting on Saturday morning,
and the president or secretary Is
asked to report to Mrs. Roscoe
Wilson, as soon as possible, the
number of delegates who will be
present at the meeting. so that, as
chairman of the social committee,
definite arrangements may be made.
This request applies to all the rural
communities that are part of the
County Federation.
Miss Prosser, Junior Supervisor
of the Redpath-Horher Chautauqua,
is in town and mas been busy with
the boys and girls getting ready for
the Pageant 10 be given the last aft
ernoon Of the Chautauqua. The
Pageant, "Conquests of Peace
promises to be one Of the best, and
every boy and girl who is anxious
TO be In Chautnuqua Is asked to be
on hand at . a. m. every morning
this week at the school grounds, and
Miss Prosser will find a place for
you. The mothers will do well to
meet Miss PrOsser, as they will find
her a charming young lady, who
knows boys and girls.
The following little ladies' are GO
ing TO be in Chautauqua too, as Mrs.
Curtis A. Keen, along with the
Story Hour, is training them for a
Flower Drill. Katherine klett, Ruth
Wagner, Helen Wagner, Evelyn
Morgan, Elva Mae Hunt. Ansette
Jones. Katherine Weaver, Mary
Thomas, Carrie Jane Thomas, June
Wheelock, yanette Barnett, Aarg-
aret Caldwell, Charlotte Hopkins,
Joan Sears. Martha Cosby and Bill
lie Bloom.
The mothers Of these little ones
are asked to have them come on
Monday morning At ten O'Clock, also
Tuesday morning for half an hour,
and on Wednesday at ten, as usual.
Watch the paper for announcement,
please. or phone 45J.
Mrs. Hoffer has had her mother
a. her guest for several days
1916 Needle Club
The 1916 Needle Club met al Mrs.