“We Build”

LAWRENCE

 

KIWANIAN

Weekly newsletter of the Lawrence, Kansas, Club
Meeting place: Wiedemann’s, Thursdays, 12:20 noon.

TO PRESIDENT FRED:

I am informing you, sir, that Lawrend
Roatry accepted the defy of Kiwanis to 4
titanic struggle in victory gargening.
My caption, sir, is Gerald Hesse, and
my cOach is George Hedrick. You name
your representatives and we will meet at
a designated spot to draw up rules and
the period of time over which this ae
will ensue.

We are going in for blood e red turn-
ips, corn on the cob and not in the
bottle, and every type of vitamin pro-
ducing vegetable that will aid Uncle Sam.

And let Kiwanians remember that when
they challenge Rotarians they exposed
themselves to the power of one of the
seven wonders of the world - the Rotary
Wheel. (The only'wonder" I have is what
keeps it rolling! Ed.)

Come on, you kake-walking Kiwanians!
Yours for a battle of food}

Rotarily yours,
Forrest C. (Phog)alle

P.S. Yes, and you young Kiwanis Sprites,
These old grand-fathers that you speak
about challenge you to a game of golf
and we will see who is old when this
golf match is finished! F.C.A.

Ss

Now, Pres. Fred says that Joe Murray
or I may make some effort to "mix it"
with Phof if we cared to, but as for my-
scolf, I don't vant to walk too far out
on ths limb. My reaction to to the post
script is this- there is a difference
betrveen golfers and victory gardeners.
The latter alwags does something with
the holes he digs

ALONG THIS LINE:

The official representatives of our
Club in this contest are ill Baum
gartner, Elmer Engle and Paul Lawson.
They met least Thursday noon vith the
ropresentatives of Rotary, Gsorge Hedrick
Gerald Hesse, and Stan Schvan. Some mighty
interesting rules and regulations have
been worked out, ill has done some swell
work on this project!

 

3B

March 21, 1944

OFFICIALLY APPOINTED:

Qur official representative on the
committee for starting "Tven Tom", under
the Lawrence Recreational Council, is J.
Allen Reese. Ye may rest assured that with
two good Kiwanians in there working, the
thing is bound to succeed. Keep us posted,
Allen, and we will give the project a good
plug whenever possible.

THE MEETING THIS HEK:

Captain Bob Getz, a Kiwanian of the
front rank, will tell us of the work of the
Salvation army in Yar-time. Did you ever
stop to think how many Lawrence Kiwanians
are in places of responsibility in the local

Salvation Army? Here they are: Verner Smith,

President of the Board, Karl Krider, Treasure:
Kelvin Hoover, retired President, still on
the Board, John Secs, retired Vice-President,
still on the Board, Harold allen and Henry
Brinkman, members of the Boards and of course
Captain Bob is right at the top)

BUSY?
President Fred writes that he regress
having to miss Kiwanis these two times, but

_gtates it is a matter of "oil for the lamps

of China". Hs is roaming about over the state
and it will really be of interest to hear
him tell us what he has been doing. Hoe says
that Hepold Ingham has an idea that is worth
considering -—', change of troubles is a rest"

Also gone:

Prozram Chairman Paul is in Chicago this
week attending some sessions of the North
Central association of Colleges. He telis us
he is stopping off in Minneapolis to see his
daughter. Yonder how people arrange their
"business" trips so near Places he wants to

BO

WELL DONE:

Kivenian Elmer Lindquist has blossomed
forth with a new book-"The Amcrican Indian
in American Life". In the foreword Dr. Merk
Deisber says"done by the best qualified man
in the United States".

Sec you Tursday,
Russ