The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-14
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EAST MADISON YIN. CA.
John w. Copeland, Executive Sec.
East Madison Gray Club
Moore Joins StaffR

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East Madison Gray Club
Moore Joins StaffR
Herman Moore. a student a
the University and a local boy
joins the STAFF of the East Madi
son YMCA. With summer coming
on and plans for an expande,
program at the Branch, it be
came necessary to add anothe
person to the stan to help In tn,
club program for boys and alst
to give assistance with the ser
vice men program. Plans are nov
being made to have summer
camping trips for the boys.
SoftbalI Teams to Get Underway
Art Harris was appointed man.
ager of the East Madison YMCA
Phalanx Club softball team. Har-
ris attended a meeting at the
Central YMCA on Monday even.
ing to help lay plans for the City
wide YMCA softball league. The
first practice games of the league
will begin on Wednesday. April IA.
The league will officially open on
Wednesday, April 21. Any young
man wishing to try out for the
team is asked to contact Art Har-
ris or John Copeland at the East
Madison YMCA.
Phalanx Club Makes Plans -.
The program Committee OF the
Phalanx met on Saturday even
ing at the Branch to lay plans
for the club for the next two
months. The committee has laid
out very interesting and ambi-
tious program. The club will hold
its regular meeting on Thursday
at 500 D. m. at the Branch build
ing. Any young man who wishes
to join the club is asked to be
present an make application. The
who were present at the
program committee meeting were
Lionel Paige, Felix Cooper. Ike
Willis and AL Butler.
Team
All high school and junior high
school boys who wish to play on
a softball team this summer are
asked to report at the Garfield
High School field on Saturday
morning at 1000 a. m. Those
who were present for the first
turn out were: Richard Butler.
Chas. Brent, Harold Novel, Rich
ard Powell, Carl Brent, Donald
Johnson, Donald Blank, William
Stinson, Howard Redmond, Henry
Johnson. Grade school boys are
asked to report at the same time.
Mr.. Henry Johnson will be in
charge of the grade school boys
and John Copeland will be in
charge of the Junior and Senior
high school boys.
Coleman Service Mems Club
The Beta Theta Chapter of the
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority en-
tertained the enlisted men with
coffee, sandwiches, punch and
cookies. The table was a profus-
sion of daffodils and fern set off
with crystal candle holders with
green candles. T h e Boeing's
Chemical Quartette sang several
Radioman Bird class
Russell Ewing, gave several num-
bers. Miss Edith Mary Bowen de-
lighted her audience with several
musical numbers. After the pro-
gram the remainder of the even
ing was spent socializing. Mad
ames Ruth Branch and Bernard
Squires; Misses Mile Squires,
Marion Valley, Edith Mary Bowen
and Florence Bowen were the So
'rors present.
Mr.. Gloria Harvey and Austin
served in the canteen Saturday
mite. Mrs. Louise Kincaide and
Mrs. Chatters served as hostess
SEES. A very large crowd was in
attendance.
On Wednesday night the Sand
point Bombers played one hour
concert for civilians and enlisted
men. All civilians enjoyed the
wonderful music as we'll as the
enlisted men. Later dancing was
enjoyed by the enlisted men anc
the hostesses. Just after Sand
point Band had completed it's las
number in walked the Deep Rive
Boys. The enlisted men appreciat
ed having had these men rusl
back from McChord Field to en-
terrain them.
The Junior Volunteer Hostes
ses are planning May Day pro
gram for May LIST. All JUNO
Hostesses who have talent o
know of any individuals pleas
call the club. You are asked t
come to he club for reheasals o
Tuesdays mad Fridays at 1880 ]
m.
The University Chorus will pre-
sent musical at the club Apr
the 2Sth. Remember the Date an
Come Out Time 1900 p. n
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