The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-12-09
East Madison Y. M. c. A
Colman Service Mems
Club News

November goth, and reported
having had a very nice time with
the young men from that area and
were told by the Communicating
Officers that their company was
greatly appreciated and that their
conduct was superb.
On Friday night, December 4th
the Junior Volunteer Hostesses
journed to Bremerton, Washing
ton as the guests of the Army &
Navy Y. M. c. A. for a special
party that was given for the Navy
men. Did the girls enjoy them
selves s. just ask those who at
tended.
Tuesday night the girls will
travel by truck G. I. to
Paine Field as the guests of the
66 Air Squadron with the First
Avenue men, who will furnish the
music and entertainment for the
evening. If you are interested in
becoming Junior Volunteer
Hostess and If you are between
the ages Of IS and 80 just go to
the War Commission office, End
and Madison in the Rialto Bldg,
and get signed up for the wonder
full trips we have planned for the
Junior Volunteer Hostesses. Girls
do not forget the Saturday night
dances held every saturday night
at the Club for the men of the
Armed Forces. Help win this war
by building up the morale of these
men, by sharing a portion of
your time with them.
The Victory canteen met at the
Club Thursday and mapped out
plans for Christmas. They are go
ing to look after the men in arm.
ed forces, by seeing that everyone
secure some kind of Christmas
present. Those present were:
Mesdames Bertha Campbell, Chr.
Emma Chainey, Asst. Chr, Ev-
erett Gibson. Treasurer, Mae Max
well, Virgie Christian, Phoebe
Wormley, Lula Bagley and Robin
son. Coffee and cake were served
after the meeting.
Among the matrons who at
tended the party at Bremerton
were Madames: Chas. Covington,
John Follings, Alice Johnston,
Corrine Taylor. Blanche Cox and
Cleo Earls.
Elite-Y Club Entertains
The Elite-Y Club of the East
Madison YMCA will entertain the
members and their guests with
weiner roast over the Goals in the
social room at the East Madison
YMCA on Thursday, December 10.
The club meets every Thursday at
500 p. m. Any young man IS or
over is invited to come in and
sign up to become a member of
the club.
First Men Get-To-G ether
A Success
The first men get-to- gether
sponsored by the Committee of
Management of the East Madison
YMCA proved to be quite sue
cess. 43 men were in attendance. |
Each person was given the oppor-
tuRity to express himself and to /
ask questions about the YMCA.
Mr.. P. S. Barnett, chairman of
the program committee was the |
POSTMASTER; Mr.. S. T. McCants |
led the group singing; Rev. L. R.
Hays gave the invocation; DR.. |
Cooper welcomed the men in be- |
half of the Committee of Manage |
ment; John Copeland gave a short
talk on the history and beginning |
of the YMCA; Rev. F. B. Davis
pronounced the benediction. The |
committee served some very de-
licious refreshments. A similar
program is being planned for eahc
month where men may come to-
gether and relax and fellowship.
Post Library Opens
A post library has been opened
at the East Madison YMCA for
the convenience of the service
men and the people in the COM
munity. The library is opened ev-
cry Tuesday from $3.50 to $50 p.
m. and from $3.50 to $3.50 p. m.
Trained librarians are in charge
to check the books out and to
help you in selecting your books.
Every one Is invited to come and
use the library.
YMCA Executive Speaks at
A. o. @. Conference
John Copeland. the executive
Secretary of the East Madison
YMCA, will attend the annual A.
O. s. Conference of YMCA secre-