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Homer K. Ebright, of Baldwin,
governor of the 128rd district of ;
Rotary, visited Lawrence today and |

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DR, HOMER K. EBRIGHT

*!elub. The address was kindly, ‘con-
structive and shot thru with spar-
kling humor, and in closing bruught

‘home to Rotarians the outstanding
‘pattie of our form of government
‘{and its superiority to that of any
‘ {that has: preceded it, or that which
is contemporaneous.

During his address Governor
Ebright found opportunity to com-
pliment the Lawrence club upon
many features of its work, espe-
cially mentioning the warmth of
its fellowship and its welcome. to
strangers, or visitors.

Dr. Ebright in ‘eelenatine a
‘more modern group. of the seven
wonders of the world mentioned:
speech, fire, metals, agriculture,
the domestication of animals, the
‘alphabet and the wheel, statine'
terselv how they were the basis of
modern civilization.

cers and heads of committees spent
an interesting hour presenting re- |
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‘club work, and in receiving com- |
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