Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-03

tees. Miss Garside, an Augusta girl.
needs no introduction. as everyone Is
aware Of her sterling qualities. She
just wants to know what her work Is
and then she is ready for it.
Harlan S. Kennedy, Physical Director
Five years with the "Y" In Madi-
son, n. j., member of the committees
and served on the gym team, member
| Of the-leaders' corps, two years
course in physical training at Spring
! field college, one year as assistant
physical director in the New Bruins
wick. n. j.. Y. NJ. C. A. Such was
the preliminary which Mr.. Condor
brought out. introducing Harlan S.
Kennedy. the newly appointed physi-
cal director. In concise manner.
Mr.. Kennedy outlined the plan Of
work as anticipated by him. Three
nights a week will be devoted to
business mems classes, two nights for
calisthentics and gymnasium and one
night to volley ball; each Tuesday
evening the "" will be given over to
the young women and girls of the
city; and the boys will have clubs and
Will have athletic prowess. whereby
they will earn THEW "Y" insignia and
medals.
Allyn Freeman, Business Secretary
After making trip to Maine to visit
the Augusta Y and returning to Tren-
ton, N. j., Mr.. Freeman said he took
back with him the splendid impression
that he had met here the Invest house
committee he had ever seen. He was
asked here If he could collect money,
and Monday night he declared he
would hope. to prove he could. Mr..
! Freeman made the trip to Maine by
automobile, pitching his tent by nights
and roughing it. He declared that he
never got lonesome, because the seen
cry is so beautiful that he had much
! to see.
jeff Smith
| Even though he came in after the
! eats and took q scat in the very rear
| of the hall from the speaker, he was
| observed by the keen eye of the mas
| ter of ceremonies, and jefferson c.
| Smith, state secretary Of the Y. NJ. C.
| A.. was brought into the limelight and
prevailed upon to make few re
marks. You haven't dispensed by Civ
ing your money. You must give time,
| because time is what counts" was a
! vital message he brought
| n. z. Dunnack
/ Horny T. Dunnack, State librarian
early paid splendid tribute to jeff
| Smith. He took for his theme The
N;,.;t 1t.
| existence in Augusta, Mr.. Dunnack
| stated, he has never known of real
| demand that has not been more than
answered
A. o. Thomas
! Augustus o. Thomas, State superin-
| tendent of schools, and president of
| the Y. NJ. c. A., in we'll chosen Ian
guage. flowing in easy eloquence. gave
sincere tribute to Mrs. John Z. Hill
| and Percy V. Hill. "Those who rem
der service to humanity are real Chris
| tians and they may expect their re-
| ward"
At the Head Table
] Seated at the table were Hon. and
7 Mrs. George E Macomber, Mrs. John
+. Hill. Percy v. Hill, H. L. Dunack,
Miss Ethlle Garside. Charles Brown.
Fred Lord, Frank b. Condor. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. S. Kennedy, DR.. and Mrs. A.
! Q. Thomas Allyne Freeman.
| During the supper Mrs. Fl. H. Brown,
| wife Of Rev. Mr.. Brown of the Penney
| Memorial United Baptist church, and
| Miss Luciane TGrtre gave piano selcc-
tons. which added much to the pleas
! ure of the evening.
| Mrs. William Millett was chief Of
! the waiting co:rs ard she was assisted
by Mildred Smiley. Inez Morton, Ber-
nice Parker, Evelyn Peacock, Alice
Morton. Arlctta Snow. Amy league
Dorothea McTickar, Doris Brown
! Grace Boocock, Lucienne Tartre, Mar
I garct Il. Coffin, Estelle Weber.
Tho get-togcthcr Of Monday evening
which marked the opening Of the win
ter activities was highly successful
p, endeavor, being a splendid indication
! of a highly successful season to come.