Evening journal., 1918-04-02
RELIGIOUS WORK
N CITY Shops
Leaders at Y. NJ. c. A. Ban
quet Review What is
Being Accomplished
HAPPY NIGHT FOR
FRIENDS OF CAUSE

The second meeting and dinner Of
ihop leaders Of the \. NJ. c. A. was
icld in the association rooms last
uighi, with about GO men and women
present Eight industrial plans were
represented. and Frank p. Mitchell, re-
igious work secretary OF the associa-
lion. was in char e. Harry r. Link
was chairman. The speaker OF The eve
ming was C.. Henry Reeves. Among those
present were about a dozen young
women who have acted as Organisis
It the meetings at various shops. a
short talk was given by Mss Ruth Nc
Comb. who recently came here 90 as
sumo charge Of the extension work OF
tho y. W. G.. A. She told Of the work
beng done among the girls Of the y.
". C. A.
iIlles and Jones, Edge Moor Iron Co.,
p H. Shaw Co., Belts Machine Pullman,
Electric Hose and Rubber Co., Speak
nsn Supply and Pipe Co, and the
Pennsylvania Railroad shops all gave
encouraging reports during the dinner.
The excellent WORK being done at the
various plants was told by the repre-
sentative OF each These meetings are
'nce, IL was said.
musical number by Mr. and Mrs
Arthur B. Wilson featured the dinner
The invocation was asked by the Rev
n II. Collins. Of Eastlake NJ. y. Church
During the evening a fashlight picture
Nus taken Of those present.
Those who attended the dinner were
Miss Ruth McComb, \. w G.. A., Frank
p Mitchell, T. NJ. C. A., Harry p. Link
hartman; g. Henry Reeves. speaker
n. d. Downing, Diamond State Fibre
Company the Rev. r. II. Collins, Philip
NJ. Colbert, general secretary OF The y
NJ. G. A.: Mrs. Emma SaXtOn. Organisi
At Hilles and Jones meetings; Dorothy
N. Joyce, organlsl at The Rhoads shops
Margaret +. Fitzglbbons, of the du-
poni Company; n. II. Cantwell, Diamond
state Fibre Company; Ernest New
'ombe, Belts shops; Frank r. Bird, Belts
shops Charles C.. McKOin, Diamond
Stale Fibre Company; John j. shoe
maker. John NJ Bell and 1. C.. ThOmp-
son, Diamond State Fibre Company
Palmer r. Kennedy. Pennsylvania Rail-
oOad; George NewcOmbe Belts shops
Everett Jones and William b. Keys, OF
he Pullman shops; William J. Depher
nj the Y. NJ. C.. A.; r. r. Hays, Of the
pullman shops; Carl d. Wiberg, Speak
man Supply and Pipe Co.; l.. Ida Kas-
sem and Amy Stover, Electric Hose
and Rubber Company: Florence Dob
bins, Rhoads shops; Mrs. Arthur B
Wilson, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
shops; Mrs. Lavinia n. BARLEY an'
Mrs. J. A. Boyce, OF the Electric Hos
and Rubber Company; Jacob T. ClymeI
organist OF the Speakmsn supply an
Pipe Company; w. b. Moore, Pennsyl
yania Railroad: John w owens, Dis
mond State Fibre Company E. J.. Flor,
Pullman shops; A. N. Sanborn; John
LarOsch, Edge Moor Iron Company
John C. Peoples, Arthur B. Wilson an
Roy Lyman, Pennsylvania Railroa
shops: John l. BergstrOm, Speakma
Supply and Pipe Company; r. H. Smith
and, r. f. Taylor, Hillcs and Jones
Clyde r. Fcust, George A. Davis an
John Downing. Rhoads; Howell NJ Ped
rick, Hilles and Jones; Charles II. Booth
William McCarter, f. Charles Louhon
Jr.. Electric Hose and Rubber Com
panE; Raymond II. Russell, damon
state Fibre Company; Ralph l.. Brow
and S. Frank Stirling, Electric Hos
and Hubbel Company.