Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-15
Y. M. c. A. Week ly News Letter

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 The dinner that marked the opening of the big financial campaign to be ! put on by the business men of the 1 Warren district was held Friday eve ming, and was we'll attended and
 greatly enjoyed by all present. c. s. | Thompson, chairman, announced the | several speakers, the first of which
 was w. H. Day interstate secretary of Y. M. c. A. MT. Day pointed out to | the people the great need of the Y. NJ. .. A. and ins influence upon young men. He was followed by Dr. Charles Reing Scoville, who is conducting re- vival meeting in the district. His talk proved to be extremely interesting and inspirational and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. John Mason Ross and Dr. w. P. Sims also gave addresses which were greatly appreciated by all. The ladies who prepared the dinner, also those who served, deserve much credit for their efforts and faithful work. and the committee in charge wish to thank all who participated in making the program a success.
 The alleys have been crowded all the week with the teams finishing up their games in the two-men tourna- ment From the results of tnis Journa- ment, the men will be selected to bowl Douglas next Saturday night in the third match for the shield trophy. The Douglas bowlers have a lead of several pins, but the local men are sanguine of regaining their lost laurels by winning the Iasr two matches. The first team is also se- lected from the six high men la this tournament Tnls team bowls Doug las on the BlSbee alleys Naarr.i 7, for the Walter Douglas cup, in tine last of three atches. The Bisbee boys have a good lead in Chis tournament and have no doubt of retaining the cup for the coming year. Mir. Rogers bowls MT. Houck on the Douglas alleys next Saturday afternoon at D. III. in the remaining 10 g; .ncs for the w. H. Brophy individual trophy. MT. Rog- CTS has 6 lead of 13 pins, gained in the 10 games bowled Saturday, Feb ruary z. He is confident of defeating his adversary ill the coming games and winning the cup for Bisbee again this year. Many bowlers have taken advantage of the alleys being open afternoons, pinsetters being available on account of the half day sessions at the schools.
 Volley ball is again becoming popu- lar at the "Y." This is an excellent game, combining exercise and pleas ure without the element of roughness, and is especially recommended for those of middle age or over.
 The details of the chess match be- tween the Library and the Y. M. c. A. have been arranged. The match will be played at the library at o'clock this afternoon. The names of the players and scores will be published later.
 The Howard Classics reading class still continues of interest. Den Frank lin's autobiography has been nearly finished The next volume comprises Plato and some of the Romans.
 The Spanish club had a good meet ing last Thursday. This conYerSa- tional club is very enjoyable and a most valuable aid in supplementing class instruction. It is open to all in- tereSted in the study of Spanish.
 W. H. Day. interstate sccrccary, left Saturday morning for Fl Paso after spending several days in the district His visit was greatly enjoyed by all members of the association, and the only regret was that he could not re- main longer