The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
THE YOUNG woMEN's
 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

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 The membership cards for the Y. W. day to the Board of Directors.
 The cards announce one dollar mem bership with juniors fifty cents: and live dollar membership with juniors three dol be open the reading. rest, recreation and lunch rooms and the privileges of the educational classes at the reduced tuition. To the five dollar sustaining membership all this. and the physical culture and swimming pool in addition.
 The |. M. c. A. fes are B to adults and 5 to juniors for full privileges.
 In Montgomery now the Young Mems Christian Association give to their mem bers for the normal price of & six months tuition in the educational classes At the business colleges this tuition is $ . month. The Y. M. c. A. classes are open only to its members: and in Mont gomery, Gentle and Hebrew boys unite in the studies and the recreations and enter upon that amity and union which among Montgomery business men have done so much to build up the city.
 When the Young Womens Association is in possession of a hsbitation. they will, as like associations for women in other cities and for men in this city, have done engage teachers for Bible and educa- tionai classes and for physical culture: will open a lunch room, recreation and rest rooms. and. as soon as possible add other departments.
 A great many girls come to Montgomery to take a business course; for these 1t will mean a great deal to get that course for about 50 cents a month for six months; and to have the protection, comfort and recreation afforded by the association. as well as the reduced expenses of daily living. To resident working girls this association will offer the social pleasures so valued now by male clerks and other business men in the Y. M. c. A. To girls in every class of life 1t means the opportunity of establishing Christian sisterhood more ideal, more happy, and more lasting than any other social tie. Any one interest d can see and obtain the cards at the ,ext meeting of the Association.
 woman of good moral character, whether a church member or not, is cordially in- vited to become a member of the As sociation. Uusualiy, active or voting members are those connected with the church; others are associate members and have all the social and educational
 The Y. W. c. A. Building Fund.
 In order that thoss interested in the Y. W. c. A. movement in Montgomery may keep in touch and sympathy with the Directors yesterday for raising the building fund.- Is published. It was sub mitted by Mrs. Henry Boothe, to whom 1t was given, by one of the best friends and most generous subscribers to the association. lady who had declined of ficial connection with the Board on ac- count of circumstances which prevented her regular attendance on its meetings and full discharge of its activities, but who is elected an honorary member. Plan for r. W. c. A. Building Fund.
 For those who would like to assist the Y. W. c. 4. in their efforts to raise s10.00o. the sum Aeeded for the purchase of the building at present occupied by the Y. M. c. A., the following method has been adopted by the directors:
 That there be arranged shares of No each. Any person can subscribe for as many shares as he or she desires.
 Should any one feel unable to give the share of sl0. any number of persons could unite in 1t.
 tions to shares. Let another book be pro- vided in which the number of shares can be subscribed in the name of some loved one who has passed from earth, and whom the donor would like thus to com memorate, and who. he or she thinks would have taken pleasure in giving the means for establishing an institution which would afford so much happiness and would meet the actual needs of so many women and girls who are unfor- goods. These shares could be taken in the name of mother or father, husband or wife. son or daughter, brother or sis. ter relative or friend.
 In the doing of this. each donor will feel a personal interest in the building as a memorial of the dear one no longer in the body.
 The book or a copy made of it, in one of a more enduring character. will be held sacred in the archives of the Y. W C. A. and will always be accessible to the subscribers.
 Plan of Memorial book, thus: