Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
Y. w. C. A. NOTES

Every Tuesday there will be a
"Stunt Night" beginning at 8:15
p. m. At the last stunt night per-
Torrance the girls played Follow
| the Leader" in the water and a
| splashing good time was enjoyed.
Perhaps the most amusing stunt was
the tomato race. Every one of the
29 girls present was called upon to
give stunt all her own, and much
originality was manifested.
The girls more than IL years of
age are invited to take part in a
track meet Saturday afternoon, be-
ginning at and ending at o'clock.
Immediately after the meet an hour
will be given in the swimming pool.
This is to be a regular event t. take
| place at the same hour each Satur-
day.
Girls Clubs Prosper
On Thursday of last week about
sixty girls met at the building for the
/ purpose of organizing a number of
GOOD Time Clubs" The organiza-
tions were effected and plans are in
the making not only for pleasure, but
for service to others, educational adj
vantages and social affairs. Many
programs of events are being plan
ned, and the club life will be ex-
tended until girls from little tots to
advanced life will find for them
selves just what they need and want.
The meetings of the clubs will be as
follows: Girls, Is to 10, every Thurs
day at 4 p. M; girls, 10 to IL, every
Wednesday from to 4 p. m; girls,
to 8, every Tuesday at 4:30 p. m.
Joan of Arc girls every Tuesday at
$3.50 p. M, and U. S. A. Club every
Wednesday at $3.50 p. m.
Joan of Arc Party
The Joan of Arc girls were hos
tesseS to party given the boys and
girls of Bogalusa Thursday night of
last week. The three secretaries of
the Y. w. C. A. were the chaperons.
About 80 boys and girls participated
in the pleasures of the evening,
Games were played throughout the
evening and refreshments were serv-
ed. Harvey Williams won the prize
in the umbrella race and Glen Bonnie
captured the laurels in the cracker
race.
Girls Work Committee
The Girls Work Committee, of
which Mrs. Fontaine Poole is the
chairman, held its monthly meeting
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Poole was
present and presided. Miss Claire
Common gave report of her work up
to the present and layed before the
committee her plans for the future.
1t was the opinion of the committee
that most of the time of Miss Common
be given to the Juniors from now I'M
til school take up in September.
Membership Council
The membership council held its
regular meeting Monday morning Of
this week and spent most of its time
discussing final plans for the sending
of their delegate, Mrs. C. L. Johnson,
to Blue Ridge, N. C.. \ The next-meet-
ing of the committee will be on Tues
day afternoon, July 20.
Breakfast Hiko
A breakfast hike was conducted
for the Juniors Wednesday morning,
under the leadership of Misses Con-
nor and Burkitt. The girls HE'D
themselves away to the woods where
an enjoyable breakfast was served
and nature had its chance to stain
soft shoes with summer dews.
Next Stunt Night
The Joan of Are girls viii have
charge of the next "Stunt Night"
program. A rousing game of basket
ball is planned and swimming bee
that will wind up with the forming
of two teams and a regular race. It
is predicted that these stunt nights
are to be the event of the week from
now on for several weeks.