We Must Have Better Harmony Among Our Various Clubs
Sandara, May 23, 1930
.....In previous issues we have been hinting about a get-to-gether for young folks of the various clubs they belong to.
As a result of our announcement, several persons have asked us what value ther could be in bringing together individuals and club members of different views. Each club has its own distinct requirements and ideas and would not care to ally itself with any other group.
True. And we do not aim to invite any clubs. On the contrary, we are interested in seeing each club develop as rapidly as possible. But, we are interested in promoting a deeper feeling of friendliness toward and between the clubs of American youths of Lithuanian descent.
Each club may have different plans and its own different methods of carrying out these plans, but after all, there in just one fundamental purpose behind all our 2 clubs, to keep together groups of young people of Lithuanian descent. It does not matter what the specific difficulties may be, all clubs have the same big problem, - how to attract, interest and hold desirable persons as members. If we had a get-to-gether whereby, first, the numerous clubs could become a little better acquainted with each other, and then, a general meeting for studying the several situations existing in our clubs, it is very probable that some of our most puzzling questions would be answered and great results secured. It is only through mutual thought and united effort that worthwhile solutions will be made, which will be of inestimable value to all clubs, individually, as well as a whole.
But, before we can proceed with our plans for this get-to-gether, we would like to hear from a few more individuals and clubs interested in our enterprise. We shall welcome any comments or suggestions.
