Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-11-04
ALL ABOARD. MAC0NTO JACkS0NV LIE MOTORCYCLE
CITY COUNCIL PROMISES
COOPERATION TO LIONS
PLAYGROUND MOVEMENT

The Lions held their luncheon
Wednesday at the City Cafe, the Al
dine Hotel disseminating its dining
room service for the present.
President Lasseter introduced Lion
Frank Fountain, newly elected, and
Doe. Griner, a guest of Lion Meeks. .
Reports of the playground COM
mittee was made by Lion Chastain,
stating that the City Council voted
to authorize whatever arrangements
may be entered into with its COM
mittee on building and grounds and
the street an daley committee. CO.
operation is promised to be forth
coming for this project.
Chairman Adams of the Motorcade
committee made his report of visit
with the Lions of Macon on Tuesday
and their promised cooperation on
November 22nd, along with the Ma
con Chamber of Commerce and the
civic clubs of the city.
Lion Gelders outlined the purpose
of the Motorcade and its citywide i'm
portance, enlisting the cooperation
Of the several civic organizations, the
Community Band to accompany the
Motorcade and the enlistment of car
oxuy,ora fov. tho trim
A letter received from Governor
Walker, acknowledging the receipt of
the invitation to accompany the
Motoreade and his tentative accept
auce, was reported and received with
applause.
President LaLsseter stressed the
importance of the Lions Club In SELL
ing Fitzgerald to itself and the citi-
zeens of the town, thus creating the
proper spirit and the enthusiasm ito
put big things over.
Lion E. Kruger proposed q Baby
Show, with prizes for the best look
ing baby raised in the rural district,
which matter was laid over for &C.
ton at the next meeting of the club.
A timely talk on section-wide adj
vertising for South Georgia was made
by Lion Chastain. ...-,-
The Executive committee was au-
thofized to submit a plan for future
iuneheons at the next meeting, which
will again be held at thes City Cafe.
Lion w. G. Folsom was elected Sec
rotary for the club in lieu of Chester
Strickland, whose resignation was &C.
eepteti with sincere regrets.
The following resolution was
unanimously adopted by the club and
copy of it furnished the Kiwanis:
Whereas, the Lions Club of Fitz-
gerald learns with much pleasure that
the Kiwanis club of our city has
launched a definite program for the
purpose of fostering the dairy indus
try for our county and section.
Therefore be it
Resolved, LIST, That we heartily
commend the .Kiwanis Club in this
most important undertaking.
Resolved, I'd, That the Lions Club
hereby pledges it's support to this
project and stand ready as club
and as individuals to lend its assist
ance to the Kiwnais Club in this re-
gard and to work in any capacity
suggested by the Kiwanis Club to
further the interests Of the city and
community in dairying upon def
mite basis and to that end the Kiwanis
club, its officers and committees in
charge of the same will find this club
ready "to CO."
w. II. LASSETER, Pres.
W. C.&FOLSOM, Sec.
Song Leader Graley Halle was vo-
ted the prize for the best lines in lieu
of the monstrosity in "My Wild Irish
Rose" The substituted lines read,
"And some day, for my sake, she may
let me make a home for my Wild
Irish Rose"