Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-20
HEALIHILEAGUE
OF Y PLANNING
LECTURE SERIES

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TLea4Iealtn League Of the Honolulu
iycung sicns Christian Association is
iene Of tho most active factors in pro-
IaotiEg health education and this year
/ viii doubtless. prove one of the most
lsucc essfuI the leagae has ever had
THE physical committee OF manage,
,,men Of the u NJ. c. A. realizes the
great. possibilities Of the Health League
and what il means to the community
that they have decided to promote
many activities. the scope of work
| being the most far-reaching ever UNI
dertal.en by this organization
Honolulu is branch of the Ma
tional Health League of the Young
Mems Christian Association, the ma
tional organization having In the
ineighborheod OF COCO members. FL 900
young men and boys are participating
In physical department privileges of
the Young Mems Christian Association
Of North America
To have sucf large membership
| in the physical department member.
ship of the " NJ G. AS of the coun-
| try represents great responsibility
as well as a great opportunity. They
health instruction. Not only should
these men come into the membership
for what they can receive in health
instruction but they should also be en-
listed in a service Of health to others.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton stands not only for service to its
members but through its members to
every man and boy in the community
having a definite need.
The larger altruistic OF the move
ment is shown, however, in the fact
that S33 volunteer leaders are carry
| ing the gospel of health to 245,0o0 adj
ditional young men and boys not in
the membership at ALL Ii, is the de-
sire that this latter type of service
| shall be extended. The Health League
ereates and uses the best literature.
lit furnishes tools to its members with
which to work, it viii furnish scien-
tific materials and outline logical and
workable methods It commits no one
to anything, but it offers opportunity
for service.
ticaiiv donatinp tbair services 81 tba
interests Of the laapua n is tbarafor,.
nossihln fay. the ro,onizo t;o,, 20 .,iald
Tnuob larger ratnr,,e thor con Il ast;.
=, atad i,yy an faas ,.o1,a;,,od s.-, ,,,,s,,,
berships and every penny goes directly
into the beneficent work of health edu-
cation
Tho tIaa,th I
yaa,.s 80 800. ssesu 20 -. % 90.
,,c.t,.nt4,, - .as 10 ~ "
s. , , a,,a somen, oon
-
s,,,,,,o,s =, : .e'a.e =. ii.ei eas9u iiiiaiieiai
-, g, w ultlliDsrs were en-
lOlise inst ysa. aug these were an eX-
Seeulns.y Weil-pleased constituency.
'iany u ,sltsni are senIoiieu IN l1ealtn
1e - ue onapters ana nave eonducled
eA.SnsIVe ealnpalSns IN healln educa-
.iun III ineiI respecllFe communities.
a.. al nave Ielt lnal the league Kept an
It's proullses. Inc llteTature Whlcn II
was announced Would De sent 70 eacn
member was received by all VINO JOIN
Gu.
ne f1eailn League mas lnls 10 oiIer
I ..,',,u t..s ol tns loiioWins BOOKS:
Inc Elilclent Lie, py Luther II
eIulich, M. y, very exceiient state
ln mem. upon nealth IN It's reiatlon 70
eillcien. living Win very practlcca az
susges.ions' 1t, Quick IN tne 1ore-
Word Oh MS oook reiates an interesting
episoae OF ms Iatner ; experience IN
iiaMal many Ian, years ago. ne seconu
v sos -, EA ss anu Iieai.n' ny
Woods i1uecnihson' III winch ne us
cusses the reiatlon o. eilects OF exeI-
else ana some OF the pest methoas TOT
~ man IN modern tunes 10 work OUT
on rational basis THESE two BOOKS