Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-11-23
Y. N. c. A. NOTES.

Inc delegation OF boys and men,
going to the State Y. NJ. G. A., older
Boys conference, will soon reach the
fifty mark. A special Car has been
secured for their accommodation.
Mr.. Boorman will give a talk on
"The Essential Principles in Organ
izing Boys Department" at the
conference.
Chester Hartlett will give talk on
''The High School Boys Club"
Franklin Bump will give a paper on
"Helping the Other Fellow"
The following are the names of
those who will attend: Chester Hart
lett, Myron Duncan, Dewey Wright,
Louis Leak, Edwin Evenson, Morton
Schaefer, Alfred Watson, Fred Crock
er, Arthur Spar, Neal Cook, Frank
lin Johnson, Charles Turner, Eugene
Hooper, Harland Marceau, George
Turner, Rex Munger, Ovid Pana-
baker, Earl Green, Clyde Bessy, Elmer
Larson, Orville kaufman, John Mic
oils, William Hern, Aleck Lamont,
Wilbur Dodge, Arthur Tiller, Fred
Mormon, Roy Melvin, Spencer Graves,
Albert Butenhotf, Henry Schieler.
Charles Manson, Franklin Bump,
Samuel Stockum, Jasper Hammond,
Eric Kragenbrink, Norman Green,
Harold MoCorooioly onI nLoJ Loucx.~,
The following men will go as dele
cation leaders: w. r. Boorman, NJ.
Sloniker, H. |. Crawford, Neal Bul-
lion, Barney Dehn and Lloyd Wells.
The mothers tea given last Thurs
day afternoon was very successful.
There was large attendance and the
program was of interest to all those
present.
THE PROGRAM
Reception in main lobby
Inspecting of the building.
Short Addresses:
The Value of Play in the Life of a
Boy-R. H. Starkey, Physical Di-
rector.
The Home and the Y. NJ. c. A.-C. F.
Ogden, General Secretary.
The Boys and the Y. NJ. G. A.-W. R.
Boorman, Boys Work Secretary.
Questions and Answers.
Exhibition in Gymnasium.
The High School Boys club started
their bowling league last Saturday.
Teams were formed under the follow
ing captains: Chester Hartlett. Ell
vim Hartlett, Gale Meyers and
Charles Turner.
The boys cabinet met last FRIDAY
evening and the reports for the month
OF November were given by the chair
men of the various committees.
The efficiency grades were as fol-
lows: Physical committee, 50 per
cent; Social Committee. rs per cent;
Religions committee, IS per cent:
+. Q. B. committee, 70 per cent; Edu-
cation committee, % per cent.
Hikers' clubs are being organized
under Mr.. Slonicker, which are ex-
pected to take well with the bows.
Special recognition will be given
those who hike 100 miles during the
winter.
There will be an Older Boys con-
ference held in Wausau Dec. 3 TO
Dec. ). This will be held under the
auspices of the Inter Sunday School
Boys council, for the boys Of Wau-
Sau. Some of the speakers will be
Rev. d. j. Williams. the new pastor
of the Presbyterian church: Mr.. \.
h. Wones. Daddy" State Boys
Work Sec'y for Wisconsin: Mr.. c. L.
Rogers, Sec'y of the Union Church
club of Oshkosh, and Mr.. F. F.
Schroeder, Community Boys Sec'y
in Milwaukee. The program will |
consist Of:
Reports on the Eau Claire trip.
Father and Son BanQuet-Y. NJ.
c. A, Dec. ;.
Bowling and Hikes Saturday MORN
ing.
Boys Feed-Saturday at sis.
Conferences on boys work for fell !
lows interested.
Go 10 Church Day''-Dec. ).
Boys mass SUNDAY. o. ~.
Supper for men doing work with /
boys in churches. Special music.