The Omaha guide., 1934-01-13
CWS ACTIVITIES AT
COMMUNITY
CENTER
FUN NIGHT AND HAND CRAFT
EXHIBIT

Friday Night. January IL, will b.
Fun Night" al the Mid-City Com
| munity Center. A special program
has been prepared including stunt:
community-singing, and IN exhibit By
by the hand-craft and manual train,
ing departments. The building vii
be open at seven o'clock and the pro-
gram will begin promptly at eight
o'clock. Miss Wolfburg, hand-crafts
supervisor, will be present and she
VII advance ideas on new art pro-
jects.
Glasses in the following depart
ments have been organized:
l. Physical Education for girls and
women.
2. Physical Education for boys and
men.
3. Tap Dancing.
4. Hand-crafts.
5. Manual Training.
6. Dramatics.
z. Music.
g. Nursery School.
All classes are under the CWS rec
reation program and are open to the
public. The only requirement is reg
istration at the Mid-City Community
Center.
The music classes include a
rhythm band for children between
the ages of four and eight years
which meets at l o'clock on Saturday
afternoons; a Harmonica band on the
same afternoon at 2 o'clock; a child
ren's GLORIOUS and Appreciation class
for unchanged voices of grade school
age on Wednesday afternoons at
$3.50 o'clock. The adult groups in
clude a female GLORIOUS on Wednesday
evening at z o'clock and a mixed
GLORIOUS on the same evening at 8
o'clock. A class in Harmony is in
the process of organization and adj
vanced musicians who are interested
may register with the Music Direct
or at the Mid-City Community Cen
ter.
An orchestral director is available
and all who would like to take part
in instrumental ensemble will please
register for the orchestra.
Dramatic Groups
Classes for children and adults are
being organized to give short plays,
skits and pantomines. Any church,
club or f~raternal organizations are
invited to secure tn eservices Of the
Dramatics teacher upon request at
the Mid-City Center. This is an ex-
eellent opportunity for all in the
Community to take advantage of
these classes.
Handcraft Groups.
Every afternoon finds various
groups of girls and boys utilizing
their time in the handcraft classes.
Glasses in embroidery, knitting
crocheting, weaving, rug-making in
terror decorating, creative art and
drawing. A class on Monday at $3.50
in cooking and sewing has been form
ed. Girls between the ages of ten
and fourteen may register. Adult
in "homemaking" will meet
each Tuesday from / to 3 o'clock.
All women interested in learning the
best new ways in caring for the home
are urged to come next Tuesday at
1 p. m.
Adult classes in interior decorating
and costume designing is being form
ed Friday at | p. m. A class in any
line will be formed if five or more
persons apply for it.
Manual Training.
Glasses in Manual training and
carpentry are also offer
I'd. Glasses for boys ranging from
he ages Of 10 years and fourteen
ire held every afternoon from A
Until 5 p. m. In these classes the
,oys are given opportunity to learn
to make the more simple pieces
# household articles, examples;
foot stools shoe racks, tie holders.
Glasses for older boys Of high
chool age are held each Monday,
and Friday from a until
p. m. with instructions in more ad-
anced type of carpentry.
Each Wednesday and Friday mite,
80 to $50 we have special classes