Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-20
BIBLE BANQUET
WEEKS FEATURE
IN Y.W.C. A. WORK
Event Thursday Night Will
Be Attended BY 626 WOna-
en- and Girls.

The annual Bible banquet and voca-
tional conference for girls at $50 O'Clock,
Thursday night in Hollenbeck hall will
be the special features of the week S
activities at the Young Women's Chris
tian Association. The event will be at
tended by the 626 women and girls.
During the year eight classes meet
each week at the association building and
eleven outside. Those at the building
included beginners class, business
womens class, the Miriam Club, dis
cussion class for Industrial girls, dis
cussion class for the Young Employed
Girl Reserves, the Association Of Women
Bible Teachers, the Anna Buchanan Glass,
secretaries class. The classes outside
includ: A class at C. B. Cones Man
ufacturing Company, course OF four
lessons at l.. s. Ayres and Company, one
for nurses at the city hospital, one at
the u W. c. A. residence, the Daily
Study Class, Wednesday Afternoon Club,
Esther Glass, Irvington Glass, Mt Jack
son Glass. Riverside Class, Woodruff
Place lass.
The chief feature on the program at the
banquet, will be an addres by DR..
Howard Il. Jensen of Butler College, on
THE Contribution Of the Bible to Mod
ern Life" Mrs. w. H. Adams. instructor
of the Y ". C. A Federation Bible Class,
will offer the opening prayer Musical
numbers will be by Mrs G. o. Huffman,
whistler, accompanied by Mrs. c. A AL
brecht: Miss Ruby Winders, vocalist, ac-
companied by Miss Cyrilla Humes
Robert Shultz, cornet player, accompanied
by Mrs. Roscoe C. Shultz Miss Alice Il.
Newman, religious education director,
and Miss Florence E. Lanham, chairman
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give brief summaries Of the work Of the
past year. he closing prayer will be
offered by Or. c. H. Winders Mrs. Cur
It's A. Hodges will preside
A vocational conference for girls, which
has been planned by the general educa
ton, Industrial and girls work depart
ments will be held Thursday and Friday
nights. On both nights there viii be a
supper at rs followed by informal meet
ings.
Thursday night Mrs. Nellie Warren
assistant employment manager of Ell
Lilly & Co. and Mrs. Adelaide Cronin.
| manager of the womans division Of the
Indiana employment bureau, will speak
on occupations open to women.
Friday night Miss Helen Painter, a
Butler student, will speak on why Go
To College,
Miss f. Payne, superintendent OF
nurses at the Methodist Hospital, will
talk on nursing Miss Florence Ruby,
educational director at Fl. +. Mason &
Co, will talk on business. Secretarial
work will be discussed by Mrs G.
Quincy Dunloy, formerly office secretary
with the national board OF tho Y. w.
c. A.. now in the City Normal School
office Home economies is the subject
. of Miss Grace y. Rust, formerly teacher
Of home economics Library work will
be discussed by Miss Greta Smith OF the
publications. department of the city IL
brary; social service by Miss Pearl For
syth, general secretary OF the Y. w
c. A, and teaching by Miss Augusta
Mering, instructor in English at Manual
Training High School
Meetings are open to all girls and
women. Reservations for Thursday must
be made by Wednesday necn and fo,.
Friday by Thursday noon at the Y. w.
c. A. office.