The central record., 1920-02-12
MANY Ex-SERVlCE
MEN
Should take Advantage
OF This Offer.
v. N. c. A. To Furnish Financial
Aid

The first meeting Of the Educa-
tional Service Committees. which in
cludes this county. was held at the
Phoenix Hotel Tuesday, February
3rd. at noon. There were represen-
tatiyes there from about 20 counties.
These counties are included in what
are known as The Student Paris and
Lexington Districts of the y. NJ. G.
A. work" There was one repre-
sentative from each county present
The whole matter Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Fund for ex-service men was gone
into. and the county representatives
were given full information that they
might give the best service in their
county 10 men who wanted To take
advantage Of going to some school
or taking correspondence courses
through the fund made available by
the Y. NJ C. A. In each county
there are three men who have in
charge the interest of the eX-seryice
men.
AZ different times during the next
few months similar meetings to the
one just held will be called. at which
time. actual awards will be made.
The money is available now and ex-
service men should take instant adj
vantage Of Il.
II should be the duty of the whole
community and county TO see per
sonaliy eN-service men. and II they
want 10 20 to school or take CORE
spondence courses. they should 30 to
their County Committeeman and get
the information. Following are u-
schools which have been placed upon
the accredited list. and others viii be
added TO ), al once:
Ali mith-Hughcs High Schools
Y. NJ. c. A. Night School Of Louis
willie.
Y. NJ. {. A. Night School Of Gin
cinnati.
State Normal Schools.
Bowling Green business Uniyer-
sity.
Bethel College
Oneida Institute.
Union College.
Williamsburg College.
Lincoln Institute.
Sue Bennette Memorial School.
Pikcville Institute.
All members Of the Kentucky Col
lege Association.
There Is Y. NJ. c. A. Correspon-
denee School with headquarters at
New York. which is designed to serve
in the whole United States. II Of
fer splendid courses in agriculture.
farm mechanics and business sub
jects. Fuller information on this
will be given in each county and Is
in the hands Of the County Com
mittee.
II Is the desire Of the Y. NJ. c. ..
to make money so as far as possible,
and to serve as many soldiers ms II
can. The amounts for each county
are not so large, bu. by supplement
ing what a man has here and there
and giving larger amounts to the
more needy a number Of men in
each county can be given education
al advantages. Il Is the duty Of the
public. the pastors. officers Of the
law and other public spirited citizens
to see that in this time Of recon.
struetion that as many as possible Of
its soldiers sons takes advantage of
any and all such educational oppor-
tunities.
The Local Committee for this
County is composed Of Mack j. Nor
gan. DR. Virgil Kinnaird and II. V.
Bastin. who will be glad To furnish
application blanks and give lnforma-
ton.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Secretary for
this District is Carl 7. Zerfoss. who
viii cooperate with the County Com
mittee and desires TO help every sol
dier possible in the County. His adj
dress is Y. N. c. A., Lexington. Ky.
The above named local committee
soliclts the cooperation Of every per-
son in the county and especially that
Of the members Of the American Lee
gion in securing the right men for
these scholarships.
The money is now ready for use.
See or write to any member Of the
local committee for further informa-
ton.
MACK J MORGAN,
Member Of Local Committee.