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ark:/16417/th7vgnw1px3vrPictured at a dinner-dance at the Boiling Springs County Club are the newly installed officers of the Lions Club: (seated, left to right) Frank Zweifel, president, Bob Cox, outgoing president, Lester Schmidt, first vice president, T.J. Brandenburgh, second vice president; (standing, left to right) Ernest Evans, director, O.L. Burkeen, secretary, J.O. Robinson, treasurer, Clay Irby, third vice president, and Jack Howard, Bill Day, Morris Lancaster, Bob Waterman, and Earl McDaniel, directors.Image
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Pictured at a dinner-dance at the Boiling Springs County Club are the newly installed officers of the Lions Club: (seated, left to right) Frank Zweifel, president, Bob Cox, outgoing president, Lester Schmidt, first vice president, T.J. Brandenburgh, second vice president; (standing, left to right) Ernest Evans, director, O.L. Burkeen, secretary, J.O. Robinson, treasurer, Clay Irby, third vice president, and Jack Howard, Bill Day, Morris Lancaster, Bob Waterman, and Earl McDaniel, directors.
ark:/16417/th718kp54phsnRobert A. Sparks (right), named the Lions Club most valuable member of the year, is congratulated by Joe Switzer (left), last year's recipient, as outgoing president Bob Cox (center) looks on. The award is based on club work and civic participation.Image
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Robert A. Sparks (right), named the Lions Club most valuable member of the year, is congratulated by Joe Switzer (left), last year's recipient, as outgoing president Bob Cox (center) looks on. The award is based on club work and civic participation.