The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-04-23

Christian Association opened on
Thursday, April "a. with member
ship tea in the Central Y. w. C..
A., the Williams Avenue Center
and the st. Johns Center. The
membership campaign will con
tinue through until May 81 Clim-
ak of the month will be the an
nual Y. w. c. A. membership
meeting to be held Tuesday, May
20, at the Benson Hotel.
Mrs. Wallace K. Carson is chair
man of the membership committee
which is sponsoring the campaign.
Working very closely with Mrs.
Carson and the committee is Mrs.
Marjorie Jackson, associate ex-
ecutive director of the Y w. C. A.
Mrs. Cora Minor, chairman and
Mrs. E. w. Smith. co-chairman.
were in charge of arrangements
for the tea at the Williams Az
enue Center. North Tillamook.
A short talk on the Y. NJ. c. A.
In the community was given by
Mrs. Lewis Freeman. Pouring the
afternoon were Mrs. Luther T.
Nelson, first vice president of the
Y. w. C. A., and Mrs. Zepha
Baker. Hostesses included Mrs.
Wallace e. Carson. Miss Marie
Sneed. Mrs. Allan C. Hopkins, Mrs.
Verne Dusenbery, Mrs. w. B.
Brown. Mrs. Frank Cole, Mrs. L.
r. Blackburn. Mrs. H. B. John
son, and Mrs. Mary Alexander
Y.W.C.Aa staff members assisting
with the tea at the Williams Az
enue Center were Miss Jane Chase
director at Williams Avenue; Miss
Charlie Clarke, director of the
young adult department; Miss Ell
izabeth Hem of the Y-Teen staff;
Miss Gertrude Cooke of the health
education staff; and Mrs. Arthur
Green Y. w. c. A. counseling di-
rector.
During the afternoon Mrs. Am
edee M. Smith, president of the
Portland Y. W. c. A., Miss Essie
Mcguire. executive director, Mrs.
Harold j. Hanson, and Mrs. Mary
M. Duncan visited all three teas
as judges in the contest to deter
mine the most successful tea.
Report of the judges will be
given in the next issue of the
Northwest Enterprise.
YWcA PUBLIC AFFAIRS MEETING
Robert Harrison, Chief Social
worker of the Veterans Admin
stration, Oregon division, will be
the speaker at the public affairs
meeting to be held Monday, April
2S. at s P. M. in the Williams
Avenue Center of the Y. w. c. A.
6 North Tillamook. The meeting
is sponsored by the public affairs
committee of the Y. w. C. A.
Harrison, graduate of the
University of Nebraska, received
his masters degree in social work
at the University of Chicago.
Formerly he was chief social work
er at Brooke General hospital,
Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio.
Texas. His subject for the public
affairs meeting will be Problems
of returned Servicemen."
Mrs. Luther Nelson is general
chairman for the meeting. She will
be assisted by the following MEM
bers of the Williams Avenue sub
committee: Mrs. Ralph Flowers,
Miss Marie Sneed. Mrs j. A.
Nichols, Mrs. Rachel Green and
Mrs. Charles w. Storz.
YWCA CAMP TRIP
In connection with National
Camping week, April 26 to May 8,
the Y-Teen department of the Y.
w. C. A. has planned an outing
to Camp Westwind near Three
Rocks on the Oregon Coast for
Saturday, April 20. With Miss
Elizabeth Hem and Miss Ruth Van
Meter of the Y-Teen Staff, some
so Portland area high school girls
will make the trip.
Lois Van Allen, chairman of the
Y-Teen interclub camp committee
with Betty McAfee, Beverly Brock,
Marilyn Whaley and Carolyn Bur-
nett are planning the day at West