The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22

,mortmeut among women. Ehs also
urged me club - IKE qp nunIf drfl4
mite form 81 service "A 4 part % thqir
winter prorrtnf Nest the ~rfesidont
called upon M|sa ANN aeanuf6 from
SsAtsse snsrsn-ss.a shs so.nss
made ~ Miss aie(hneId ane brought
ouk thai HEHoein ton N not o. bulldlna.
hpt q creed. hut an organization. ga
association % FouEa tRpmon. she
urged the renc,finE out and t1kina "a
Of many new mcmoere a. well ~ the
giving 81 some 1lftlcc. Following
Miss sfnbafE'a talk. Mildred Beatty.
doitEate 20 TIM Held c~onf1rcnce a.
lnll4n. gave her report a Was fol.
lowed ~ = lively discussion ambnE
\ ucmb1fa 4 roral=i Invitation -
rxtrndct 20 AL Eiiis who would be
our newt reeuiar meeting, Tuesday
eseninE ~ so O'Clock.
The Girl Heservea hello their roe-
ulur mrrEinE Un fsSf@1eS Three
new monlhern wers initiated.
mo \. ". q A Alnss % serve tho
Miss Ruth ~siachaeld. formerly
pnynlcnl director al the Albuquerque
4. w. G.. A.. who has just returned
from Dallas. entered the educational
work % the n. aud n here 10 begin
the campaign % pnbiicity which VIII
be unecrtaken to acqaaint he world
With the aims Of the Young Woman's
Chl-4tlan association.
The southwestern neid conference
which has iuht been recently held IN
Dallas q representatives from all
the organized centera II the three
slAlesf Tezaa. 0slahoma and New
Mexico. that comprise this field. In
adfifion fhere we're representatives
from various cocpefath.g agencies
inch as Women's clubs. Mothers con-
Erosz Educational association ana
ether womer's organization. The story
~ me r. w. g a was presented In
detail. Mra. n. w Parker o. Santa
- was appointed chairman Of unor-
Eani1ed dintricta OF New Mexico and
Nia Ruth ~. S~tucaneld n special
worker In this state for the educa-
uoual campaign. This national cdu-
cational campaign for the world SER
vice program h TO eliminate the last
week Of Esersery n = %ananeial cant
on Sunday. which will be known as
Womaa's day all throughout the
country.
the war work program Of the as
soriation revealed long existing needs.
n opened new channels Of useful
ness that cannot nov be discontinued.
appeals from Europe 10 continue the
work begun there until those coun-
tries can take n bye for themselves.
with China. Japan. siberia and South
America asking for an expanding pro-
gram. 50 something Of the tremen-
don1 responsibility Of the association
besins 10 be evident In our own
ceentry, the Increasing Numbers OF
business girls and trnnnients In our
cities and towns. % younger girls In
wage earning posltions magnify the
undertaking.. the establishment Of
health centera. rooms. reEsstries. In
dustrial surveys. employment bureaus.
comprehensive recreationni pro-
HTnm. q girls work program. for
grade school. high school and young
employed girls. Also work among stu
dfntH.- villa 1is~fan reaohing 4prO-
gram one hiss some idea u the con-
crete help that must be gwen
The problem Of womcn In Industry.
the working for ebiightened Indus
trial legislation regarding their la
Dors, seem essentially the business OF
the largest organization Of women In
thn world. Also IL must provide ia
ciitles for giving the rlri Of limited
opportunity the chance 20 supplement
her educatlon. For every girl a must
be the stimulus for that all around
development Of the girl, physically.
socially, mentally. spiritually. which
= the fundamental purpose Of tine
YOUNG Women's Christian auaocintton.
such q program of service carries
the Implication OF tremendous growth
on the part % the movement itself.
With deepensh realization Of this
greet fact, tho leaders IN this New
York confereHce decided 10 ncdunint
more people with what the Young
Wpmen's Christian association Ia 10
Ing, and enormous opportunity. that
more leaders In the movement must
be enlisted. and thar an effort must
be made 70 underwnse thiu program.
The budget for this world service
program Il $1,000. 600. one and 4 half
million N left over from the United
War Work. which leaves 50, 000, 600 to
be raised In this country. This
amount Includes all local buKets ana
funds 10 be used here and IN the
foreign countries where they are
pleading for help from our national
association until they have time 10
have their own seoretaries trained.
woxuAN's GUN
A very Interesting program was
given 81 the Woman's club on Fri-
day afternoon. Miss Agnes Maynard.
matron Of the 0irl9 Refuge Home,
giving a talk on Girls Welfare Work
with which she has had a long expe-
rienco IN New fnrk City and else
where. Miss Maynard has . most
pleasant personality. and her talk was
very Instructive. The program Of h
aflernooa follow;
Solo tSopanol.
Deep RiNcT4.., .s... -BurielEh
Aamnty's song = ........... Ware
Mrs. j. %. echwentker.
Accompanists Mira Murdoch.
Piano Solo:
song OF the Book ........ -LOrk
Mira. Lewis Thompson.
Encoret
The auaflows. GODDARD
riai welfare Work ............
Miss ARues Maynard.
Solo ffonfnn0)
I've heen foaminrl .... Horne
Ere RI. Ctrysantnemum .... salter
tf4iUf Mrata b. Miller.
Accompanies. flrel Lewis Thompson.
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