The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-09-21
LOCAL LIONS VISIT
CLUB zone MEETING
HELDAT HETTINCER
About 20 Attend and Boom In
terest in District Conven.
ton to Be Held Here

Members Of the Bismarck Lions
club returned early Wednesday from
the conference for the Bismarck zone
held Tuesday at Hettinger. They
were optimistic regarding prospects
OF a record-breaking district convex
ton for the Lions to be held here
next June as the result of informal
ton CLEANED on their trip. About 20
members of the local club participant
cd in the Hettinger meeting.
Other delegations were present
from Beach, Dickinson, Bowman.
Haynes. Mott. Glen Ullin, Hebron and
other North Dakota cities as we'll as
from Lennon. Aberdeen and Yank
ton. S. D. The attendance at the
banquet Tuesday night, arranged BY
members of the Hettinger Lions club.
exceeded $50.
G.. F. Hendrickson, Hettinger, pre-
sided at the meeting and Cyril
Thomas, Hettinger. was POSTMASTER
at the banquet. Principal speakers
at the banquet were w. Murray Al
Ian. Grand Forks, Lions district gov
ernor for North Dakota: Newton l..
Haney, Sioux Falls. Lions district
governor for South Dakota, and S. P
Rigler. Hebron. former North Dakota
district governor.
Stress Cooperation
Each spoke upon the value Of Lion
activities in any community and the
necessity of cooperation on the part
of every constructive element in every
community to meet the problems
which present conditions have Gre
ated.
Allan spoke in the afternoon before
q meeting of the Farmers Holiday as
ISOLATION which was being held in
Hettinger concurrently with the Lions
meeting. stressing the spirit OF COOP
Grafton which prevails between farm
ers and city jewellers.
Mandan was selected as host city
for the next zone meeting at a time
to be announced later.
Harry Weinbergen. Dickinson. was
announced as new deputy district
governor.
A number of entertainment fea-
lures were presented at the banquet
Among them were songs by quartet
from Lennon. composed of w. Eyer,
Ted Holmes, F. Schultz and H. Chris
tan and by a quartet of Hettinger
Lionesses composed of Mrs. Frank
Zenk. Mrs. M. P. Quickstad. and tn.
Misses Lena Anderson and Sophia
Thompson. Mrs. c. F. Hendrickson
played the piano accompaniment.
Sisters Offer Songs
An additional feature was pro-
gram presented by the three Grow
sisters from Haynes. who sang and
played their own accomplishments OH
guitars
George Peterson, Mclaughlin, s.
z. sang two vocal numbers.
w. S. Ayers and D. E. Shipley
spoke briefly of the forthcoming dis
trict convention at Bismarck in June
and asked the help of other clubs IN
the district in making it a success.
Promises were received that clubs In
the southwestern part Of the state
would lend their fullest cooperation.
A dance followed the banquet
A committee composed of Ayers. j
p Spies. E. B. Klein and Obert Olson
visited the Aberdeen zone conference
Monday night at Aberdeen and was
greatly encouraged by the interest
displayed in. the district conference
to be held here. They also visited the
Lennon club Tuesday noon and were
Joined there by an additional Bis
marck delegation comprising Harry
Wocdmansee. AL P. Simon, Henry
Halvorson and Otto Bauer.
Shipley and District Governor AL
Ian. who spoke at Beach Monday
night. also were present for the Lem
mon meeting.