The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28


, Market street were secured and
seemed To of1er ample accommoda.
tions for the work az that time. MAY.
1910. and for some time 20 come The
increasing popularity OF the lunch
room, Bible. educational and gymua-
SUM classes. clubs and social affairs
soon taxed these second quarters 20
their fullest capacity. and r. Was de-
cided 20 open a campaign for a new
building In June. 1872
Again the association stepped
aside for another organization. this
time the City hospital. which was
planning a campaign for new
building for the following November
IL lNing thought best TO wait no
longer 70 was decided to open the
Building campaign in April. 1913.
The results OF this campaign are too
recent history 20 need repeating here
The past year the work OF he as.
sociation has been notable.
The Extension Department.
The organization % the Extension
department. which was effected en-
April OF 1912. was a decided advance
step. While the Extension depart
ment was not formally Organized I'm
NAA NAA' NAlAAff lAlFlNANlllfl |I|H n0IFn OF
directors has kept In touch with tho
factories and other industrial centers
OF the city from the FIRST BEGINNING
with Miss Lloyd. the first general
secretary. visits have been made hv
the general secretaries. physical d.
rectors. officers and committee mem.
beers.
The results OF this work were an.
parent when Miss Miller. previous 10
the sunday campaign. wrote asking
the Young Womcn's Christian aeso.
citation for assistance boz her vorl.
among young women emploved I'm
these business Contcrs Tn. lrform3.
ton asked for was az hand and tina
work or appointing committees. the
districtinC az tho city. permission 10
hold MONDAY meetings. were all ar.
ranged FOR by the general secretary.
Miss Bardsley. and the officers Of
the Young Women's Christian assocL
alton
A. the close 90 tho SUNDAY cam
paiEn. Miss Miller mot with Tho
board % directors and urged that
secretary be secured 90 take charge
~ the work so woIf started iu tho
industrial centers. and also 20 ae.
sumo charge % the Bible classes
Organized among tho busluoea WON.
On. The board ~ directors rcaII1.
.ng MAT the work OF tho association
cannot BE- confined 20 the activities
~ tho Central building. decided ~
caII a secretary specially trained FOR
fh.4 work
F'or The last eighteen months .T.
regular MONDAY programs have boon
h'.d in three factories. and if DID,. Obj,
intention 10 carry ont those rro
frtmmeq in i've factories flr coming
year These Programme. r.nIa.
practical talks and health and Ht
r''ne and rho home. travel talk
hort stories. character skaf,hr.. 800.
cal programmes Of music and some.
Times The time d. given fo r4tfrr
Games The coming year fle general
subject viii be- Thrift and TrIrfer
nv Talk4 VIII ho Fitrn urun moth.
DDS and FuFge lions FOR fhr boz u.s
~ tho common things Of everyday
"fn. business and vocational fraIr.
ing ami Tho greater appreciation of
fh" r"q' In music and art and Ifrrl
'uro Discus. lone upon mo fuhIcpf.
WITT Do encouraged aw0u- Tho tpur-
women which If fa hoped will load
fo Tho org4nlr7 OF ..lf rrtrrr Odd.
clubs In fIn factories. fir member.
~ which. together with ffo a.s0rs.
zion. Uiii plan fhe programme
Tho Industrial club. which moot.
on Friday evening nf zach vacE DOB
'he aaso. .afIuu tIHIr.. mo.
important rarf Uf fHr Tv..r. .1u f..
Ifr'mnrf Tho member. OF obi.
..HH moot .f N r..|rrH ..r .....