Texas Senate Bill SCR68

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Refer: 5/7/09
• Enrolled: 5/15/09
• Passed: 5/23/09

Caption

Recognizing the Twentieth Century Club in Lubbock on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.

Impact

The resolution serves not only to honor the Twentieth Century Club's centenary but also to reinforce the importance of local civic organizations in fostering community development. By officially recognizing such contributions, the bill aims to inspire continued civic engagement among Texas residents and acknowledges the historical significance of groups advocating for social and cultural development in the region.

Summary

SCR68 is a concurrent resolution commending the Twentieth Century Club in Lubbock on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. Recognizing the club's contributions, the resolution highlights its origins as a literary group that evolved into a significant civic organization actively involved in various community development projects. The bill emphasizes the club's pivotal role in founding local libraries and supporting educational initiatives, notably the establishment of Texas Technological College, now known as Texas Tech University.

Contention

While the resolution is generally celebratory in tone, it does spark discussions about the role and impact of civic clubs in modern society. There may be some contention regarding the focus on historical accomplishments versus the present-day contributions of such organizations. It raises questions about how civic clubs adapt to changing community needs and maintain relevance in an increasingly digital world.