Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-24
CAMPAIGN FOR ANOTHER YEARS
SUPPORT OF Y. W. c. A. BE-
BINS TUESDAY.
TEAMS DINE TOGETHER;
WORK IS FLoURlsHINo
Only institutional Work Of Any Kind
Being Done to Give Wage Working
Girls An Opportunity For Self Gull
turs-Financial Report and Service
Record.

| Tuesday the women of the city
ill canvass for funds for another
Years. SUI port OF the Y. w. c. A.
hhis evening a dinner will be held at
:ae association rooms at which will
be gathered the workers for instruc-
stions as to the next days campaign.
The following teams having agreed
TO perform the not altogether plea
SAINT task of solicity for money.
! Mrs. G. H. Ruth, captain, Mrs.
F. H. Keller Mrs. May Montgomery
Mrs. j. T. Pound, Mrs. r. E. Adams,
Mrs. G.. A. Tewksbury, Mrs. James
Zug.
Mrs. w. L. Clifford, captain, Mrs.
c. C. Trinc. Mrs. A. p. Arends, Mrs.
r. S. Patten, Mrs. F. E. Northup,
Mrs. A. H.. Welker,. Mrs. Emmett
Matters.
Mrs. j. w. Pursel, captain, MRS.
N. F. Miller, Mrs. w. II. Bardwell,
Mrs. Ira johnson, Mrs. s. P. Knisley,
Mrs. w. NJ Nelson.
Mrs. T. 1. WATSON, captain, MIS-.
L. F. Kellogg. Mrs. NJ. H. Hovey,
Mrs. Herb WATSON, Mrs. e. r. Lay.
Mrs. C. e. Wilson.
Mrs. r. w. Hubbard, Captain,
Mrs. c. w. Sparks, Mrs. /. T. Forbes,
Mrs. Percival Webster, Mrs. H. c.
/ Mueller, Mrs. Eta Asnew, Mrs. G.
A. Durham.
The Work of the Y. w. G. A.
This association is conducting in
stitutional work for the benefit Q:
young women. 1t offers a Christian
homelike club for working girls to
rest and read and. to. enter. night
classes. Its cafeteria provides home
cooking at cost for young women
who must lunch down town, but
whose income is small. Girls COM
ing into town can find help and
fcirection at the Y. w. G. A. which
Twill keep them from falling into
evil hands. For instance seven
teen year old girl applying for d.
rection to place to work was placed
in an Albion home where she could
assist in the care of children be-
cause she was unable to do house
work.
Opportunity is the prize which
Wo1k of this kind holds out to young
wI'"en and 1t is the only institution
which ia doing any practical work &c
to keep young women moving amid
wholesome surroundings. Socia
gatherings at the association rooms
offer working girls opportunity fol
recreation and pleasure which would
be Left to other places to provide.
STATISTICAL REPOR8
Board and Room Directory:
New roms listed ............ 80
No. directed to Boarding and Room
ing places SO
Rooms secured for girls going to
other cities z
Cafeteria.
Total number meals served ..16,127
Lunchs served ........... 14,4S6
Daily average -. ...... AZ
Supper served Saturdays and Holt
adys) ...... 1,641
Daily average, week -. 2S
Employment.
APPLICATIONS by employers .5S
Applications by employees .49
Positions secured ........ -. 80
POSITIONS secured for girls going to
other cities d
Educational Glasses
iNumber of classes ...... =. -.
Enrolment 5S
Socials.
Events planned by Y. w. G. A. IS
Attendance GAP
Events for Junior girls 10
Membership.
| Largest number during the year 44O
Paid up membership January /,
1913.
nesuiai 369
Sustaining =. -. 90
junior j. -. 80. :. AZ
| FINANCIAL ST ATfE,MENT
January !, 1912 to January 1, 1913.
| Receipts
BY balance in bank
Jan. 1, 1912 .....$ 1o0.S9
! Cash on hand Jan
| l.. l9l2 ........... 99l
| CAFETERIA ........ 3.496.1S
Memberships :. -. $500
subscriptions -. 1,470.20
! Special donations -. 1915
| Educational ;. ~ 4345
miscellaneous ). 90. 27.Y5-s5.yI6.
| Disbursements
Cafeteria =. ....... s3.13931
! ICONS .......... 341.27 IN
Furnishings -. o.. 225 OF
Membership :. 800. 149S
Social ........... 66.67
Salaries ......... 1,273.5O
| Office, postage, ETC., 31.04
| Educational :. SOC. 44.3S
Conference ..... :. 5000
Supervisory work .. 1000
Junior work $1,000. 451
Religious work 500. $40
Phone and insurance 1850
Electric sign ....... $500
Miscellaneous ;. -. 102.S4
On deposit ....... 13S.15-$5.523.4 6
Bills due for December, 1912 s 194.ss