Newark post., 1922-02-01
All Ready for
Y.W.C. A. Campaign
Y. M. c. A. Will Help Local
Ladies With Big Con-
tribution
Committees Appointed for Work

February 4th is the date on which
the campaign for funds for organiz-
ing a local Y. w. G. A. will start and
February 11th is the date set for the
closing Of the drive.
A meeting was held at the home of
Miss Edith Spencer, on last Wednes-
day evening, at which time workers in
the campaign were assigned to vari-
Gus districts Of the town. These
ladies will have charge of raising
funds to carry on the "Y" work.
An incentive fo rthe workers to in
still an extraordinary lot of "pep"
into their work was brought out last
night when the dirtceors OF the de-
funct Y. M. c. A. met and voted to
turn over to the Y. W. c. A. CAM
paign S13S.75, if the ladies raised the
amount they set as their goal. This
amount has not yet been signified and
probably no certain amount Will be
fixed as the workers will attempt to
raise as much money as possible so
that up-to-date equipment can be
furnished those who join the "Y."
The money last night voted by the Y.
, M. c.. A. was the amount that was in
the treasury when the men stopped
/ their activities. The Athletic Commit
: tee of the Y. M. c. A. was given
5 power at the meeting to dispose OF
athletic equipment in their possession
l and it is probable that some OF this
4 will also be turned over to the CAM
e paign committee.
: Everyone in Newark is urgently
n reouested to do their bit in helping
IL in this "Y" campaign. Sometime age
the young ladies of the town had ar
e organization of this nature here anc
o very good work was done while Il
r lasted and it is hoped that sutt1clen
l. funds will be raised this time to carr!
st on broader scope of the work.
III Much enthusiasm was shown at las
Wednesday nights meeting and al
2: the workers seemed confident tina
ce thew will have a successful campaign
y, No action has yet been taken to hav
E. the men of the town cooperate IN tn
b. campaign, but this will probably 3
". done before the opening date an
e; nanv of the men of Newark have a
s. ready signifed their intentions
V. helpine the ladies make the drive
'' success.
as The town was districted similar
n; in Red Cross and Liberty Bor
no Drives and the following ladies p'
Hos in charge:
M Miss Spencer, Main Street, east
MS Newark Center, Chapel Street al
py Lumbrook; Mrs. Ernest B. Wrigf
'lo Main Street from Newark Center
ene College Avenue; Mrs. Stewart, Ma
Street from College Avenue to t
will 3. and O.; Miss Ritz and Mrs. Cart'
ige South College Avenue from Delawa
be Avenue to Kells; Miss Medill, Sou
to College Avenue from Kells to t
ng, Pennsylvania railroad station, a
in Delaware avenue to Chapel stre'
in Mrs. Wilkinson, Delaware Aver
en- from Elkton road to South Cole
end Avenue; Miss Alice Kerr, Elk
the Road: Miss Audrey Miller, So'
and Academy Street; Mrs. Bausm
be Park Place; Mrs. Rankin, South 5
ant Of West Main Street, from the b.
O. to the West End; Miss Eli
,een Duffy and Miss Spencer, Deand
100. and the rural districts; Mrs. MOI
55 Choate Street; Mrs. Harry bowh'
- Amstel Avenue. The Orchard 4
''''' North College Avenue; Miss Bye,
Continental Fibre Works; n
Heiser, Elliott Heights; Miss Han
Morsey, Prospect Avenue; Miss E
Campbell, Cleveland Avenue.
The meeting last Wednesday
attended by the following: Mrs
! of liam A. Wilkinson, Mrs. Carl
Rankin. Mrs. G. H. Stewart,
Ernest B. Wright, Miss Elsie Wrl
=, Mrs. John Moore, Mrs. George Cal
W. Mrs. R. o. Bausman, Miss r
work Ritz, Miss Olive Heiser, MISS
even pinia Bye, Miss Agnes Medill,
f the Mary Powers and Miss r
Sc of Spencer.
,,;ro Miss Elsie Wright was electe
F. ~ the Office of treasurer and MISS
'lle powars will handle the publicity.