, 1922-04-25
HUNDREDS SERVED by. W. Il DURING LAST MONTH
. . = . 81
EMPLOYMENT EFFORTS REVEAL GRATIFYING RESULTS

The rooms of the 7 c A were
OF service to 1,1z1 persons during the
month Of March," according to the
monthly report OF Mrs FJorenoe l.
Lowell, general secretary. at the regu-
lar meeting o< the board of directors
OF the organization lone hundred
and eighry-stx came to ask for en-
ployment. OF that number IS were
placed. Only twelve rooms were listed
during the month and the seven ap-
piicants who anne hero were satisfac-
torily located. Stxty-nine people have
used the kitchen for lunches There
have been eight club meetings held
here at the Y also several rehearsals
for entertainments Nine COMMITTEES
meetings and three meetings OF the
board of directors made the 7 rooms
N Second street their headquarter-
The rest room was used by AS people.
"on the 3osh OF March n most sue
cessful Mother and Daughter banquet
was held at the Natrona County High
school This was tho most enthusias-
tic meeting that has been held and
much interest was shown In tho pro-
gram which was presided ever by
Miss steere.
Miss AEnew from tho national
board came TO Casper on tho 2sth or
March Immediately upon her arrival
she outlined plans for the drive, spoke
at the Chamber OF Commerce forum
and generally put things into motion
In connection with tho raising of
money a dinner was served at the
Henning hotel on April s. Mrs. Lea
witt presided and during the dinner
hour the Girl Reserves made tho place
ring with their songs and cheers. The
program consisted of ate dinner
speeches by Miss Agnew. Mrs. Burke
Sinclair, president OF the board OF di
rectors. Ex-Gov. b. b. Brooks. Mr..
McGlade, principal OF Natrona County
High school, and the general secretary.
On the following day IN spite OF the
severe storm, nearly all the workers
were on duty and at the end of the
day reported at the Henning at tea
served by Mrs John England as chair
man of the hostess committee Reports
were made in a IKE manner on Friday.
Final reports show that between 81, 500
and 5000 were raised and there are
still others to be heard from. The
drive was made comparatively easy by
Miss Angnew's well organized plan.
Miss Agnew's visit was not only a
great help in floating the budget but
also gave a broader outlook to the
whole association.
at is evident that the busiest COM
mittee for the past month has been
the finance. They deserve much credit
for the way in which the drive went
over Mrs Leavitt. chairman of the
drive. and Mrs Hopkins, chairman of
the lists can claim an ample share of
this credit Much publicity was giver.
the Y during the drive. This was most
efficicntly handled by n committee in
charge OF 2Ers- Ralph oakes.
'Reports from the cafeteria are n
couraging. Two town restaurants that
have been closed for repairs arc now
open and these are attracting a few
of our customers. In spite OF this
fact the cafeteria is making a fair
margin. 1t is hoped that it will make
tho other thousand to complete the
budget.
1.-THE service corrmittee has nearly
completed a splendid piece OF work.
They have turned in the names and
addresses of four hundred employed
OF Casper and these names are
on file at this office There are still
the names OF maids and -housekeepers
to be added to this list. This commit
tee held its regular meeting at the Y
April is.
"A small number vert present at a