Richmond planet., 1923-06-16
Y. W. Q. A. NpTEs.
First Presbyterian Church Sunday
School 'Nell Presen Program
at Vespers Sunday O'Clock

You are cordially infited to atten.i
the Vesper Service onI Sunday after
noon at 6 o'clock whet the Sunday
School of First Presbyterian Church
will have charge OF tNP service aid
wih present a splendid rogram. Mrs.
J. Z. Harris and Mrs. Mamie Frasier
will have charge of this group Of
3eung people and are assisting them
in planning for this occasion. After
June 24th. our vesper services will be
discontinued until September. You
are urged to embrace the opportunity
of attending these two rema ming yes
ipers. You cannot afford to miss them
| The Choral club rendered a very ex-
ce!lent musical and literary program
at Vespers on last Sunday afternoon
Misses Louise am MAre1. johnson
directing the program. 4 was regrett
ed that there was not larger aud.
euce present to enjoy this exception
| ally well rendered program.
The Phyllis Wheat1ey Branch goes
over the top" just an extract from
the newspaper reports of our Finance
Campaign in last November. The
Branch went over "the top" because
$lse0 was given in pledges payable be
tween December /, 1922 and June Is.
1928. While quite number OF donors
have paid their pledges. there remain
still due about 400 pledges amounting
to $62500. All persons whose pledges
were due prior to June 18th were noti
fled by mail on or about the date that
the pledges became due. The manage
ment now faces deficit and q curtail
ment OF it's program unless these
pledges are paid. A special effort is be
!ikg made to have them paid by July
Lat. During this week notices have
been sent to persons whose pledges
are still unpaid requesting them to
make payment between June 18Th ana
July LIST. The Association has only one
Finance Campaign during a year for
It's maintenance budget and expen.
ditnres are made In keeping with the
apiuunt raised in that campaign. the
Association relying upon those who
pledged to have given those pledges In
good faith. That 80 per cent Of the
amount has been paid leads us to be.
lieve that the other so per cent will
be forthcoming and that the nonpay.
ments are due Just to a bit Of over
sight and not to the fact that any one
person did not mean to meet this obi
CATION. How many of these 400 will
be found wanting when the roll is call
ed July 1st? Let us hope not one.
The Girl Reserves are certainly
high minded. double jointed and tfrey
work hard and don't mind it all yea.
long.
Following the Big Mother and
Daughter Week, May 1921, one of the
seasons most successful events. came
the Call Of Wohelo"-a play depicting
camp life-on June LIST and the First
Annual June Festival and Bazaar for
the benefit of the Kings Mountain Con
ference Fund, June 5, 6, z, under the
efficient direction Of a committee with
Mrs. J. r. Mayne as chairman.
Now the Business and Professions,
Girls Graduated Girl Reserves) are
sponsoring Baby Contest, to be ter
minated Friday June 22ud at $50 p.
M. Mt the Phyllis Wheatley Branch Y.
W. G. A. SIS North 7th street. Benefi,
The Kings Mountain Conference Fund
The prizes offered are as follows:
Most Popular Girl Baby. months 10
q yours, live uOlIdTS III SOlu. same TO
the most popular hoy baby. Handsome
gold medal to the most healthy baby
One to girl and one to boy.
Two dollars in gold for the best rrp
resentation of Mother Goose Charac
ter Register your favorite baby at
once and win one of these prizes.
INVESTIGATE SITE FOR CAMP.
Miss Hazel Tyler, chairman Of the
Girl Reserve Committee. Misses 3. G.
Edmunds and Rose Mead. G.. r. Advis-
ers, Miss Ethel Stith of the G. A. G.
and Miss Viola L. F. Chaplain. Associ-
ate Secretary motored to Ash Cake.
Va, Saturday June 9th to investigate
site for Summer Camp for the Rich
mond girls. The farm which is owned
by the Strauses makes an ideal place
for camp and IL is hoped that suit
able arrangements can be made to
open camp not later tnan July 21st.