The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-16
YOUNG PEOPLE
PLAN PROGRAM
Novel Features at Union Watch
Night Services

| The young peoples societies of SIX
| Protestant churches We're represented
at the meeting held i'm the Y. NJ g. A
Saturday evening, To arrange for a
union watch night service In oe held
in the Y NJ. 4. A. New Years eve
| some Of the churches having from one
Ia four representatives present. The
| First Presbyterian, Calumet and Red
| Jacket Congregational, Norwegian La
theran. First Methodist Episcopal and
Laurium Nj. T. churches gave assur
ances they would cooperate as Well
as other churches which were not rep
| resented. j. Garnet Odgers of the
Laurium NJ f.. church was named as
| chairman and the following commit
| tees were chosen To arrange various
details:
Reception committee. q. Odgers,
| Miss Anna Gemmell. Miss Mildrid
Romsdahl. Fred Vincent. Thomas Hy-
slop and John opie.
Music committee-Miss Mildrid
| Romsdahl. Miss Florence Wright, Miss
| Lyle Engstrom. Mrs. ii, Northy. Miss
| Beatrice Gray. Miss Mabel Pascoe,
| Miss L.enore Linhoff and George Me-
| Lean.
| Game committee-Fred Vincent.
Thomas Hyslop. Arthur Chamberlain.
and Misses Myrtle Williams, Elsie
James and Ethel Traf1et.
| Refreshments committee Misses
| Anna Gemmell. Jennie Johnson, Anna
James and Lillian Phillips and Ken
meth Nichols. Arthur Erickson. Ray
| Roberts and Alfred Wareham
Decorating committee-Herbert SAL
mon, Misses Della Nichols. May Pas
coe. Chris Tucker Henry Borchgre-
| wink, Russell Harry. Peter Macarthur,
| Will Gill and Ed Taylor.
| Gift committee-Alisses Tena Mac
| Kenzie, Ethel White, Mabel Vincent,
Jen Wright. Florence Gribble and Ma
| bel Reynolds and George Fuller and
| Elliott Gunderson.
Ii is planned Ia have the program
| commence at . o'clock and continue
| until midnight. Rev. Jesse Povey OF
| the Red Jacket Congregational church
| will he invited To give some brief re-
| marks
The association building and gym
nasium will be attrao lively decorated
| for the occasion. There will be a mu
| steal program. and games will he in
| 6uged IN. 50 that those from different
| denominations viii have an opportun-
| fnt
| features will he impersonation of "Fa-
1 Their Time" and the Young 1913"
| There will be Christmas tree. and
| although no admission will be charg-
| ed, each guest viii be asked 10 bring
| Christmas present, to cost not more
! than twenty-five cents. His name on
| q card will he attached To the present
| and during the evening, there will be
| a re distribution Of these gifts, so that
| everyone present will receive one.
ertishers Hold Meeting.
| Another meeting of former residents
of the British Isles was held al the
Y. NJ G. A. Saturday evening, upon
| invitation of Physical Director John
| stone. There was \ good attendance,
| nj although the meeting was called
for the purpose of organizing, II was
| decided To defer this action until after
| the holiday season has passed
| Junior Teams Are Tied.
A. a result Of Saturdays games. the
| Yale and X-Spurt teams In the Y. VI
! C. A. Junior athletic tournament, are
| now tied their scores ana the respect
| i've score of the other teams being as
follows: Yale 1850; X-Spurts 1880
| Michigan 30G6; Stars 2ss0 West Point
| 2420 and Harvard 2250 The best
mark Saturday was made by Sterk,
| who set mark OF - feet for the hop
| skip ana lump. considered "A very
fine showing for fourteen year old
| boy.
|