Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Y. W. C. A. Cabiiu ' t ' • ' Anmk (lii.i. -I ' risi.lrnl Maud rniiriirH ' ■ ' ' •; Alvi ' k Waiii. t nrtr. Liu ' lsic DifWTlN Chairinoii of Coniiiiitfees Forciffn Missiivniri Ai;ni;s W ' hitk Home Missioniii! Maiue Cobb Siici ' il Mary Alice Cobb IJa-otiii inl Beth Easley YisUiiiij LsLA Mitchell Poster Hallie Jones Room . . JoHNsiE Ghaves, M ' isir Bettie Watson Xi ' irs Stella McGowan Iliiiiiinirii Mciiihir EoLiNE Monroe F.irulh, Mn,il„r Miss KsiMA C. BoNNEY

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Younji Women ' s Christian Association The Young Wiimi ' ii ' s ( ' hristian Association is a force of vital importance in our scliool, as it is tlie head of our religious lite. Its aim is to make christian co-workers of the girls while in school, and to make of them stronger, purer, better women who will go out into the world to live for Christ. Tlic work of the Association this year has licen very success- ful. Interesting meetings are held every Sunday evening in the Y. W. C. A. room, and are usually conducted by the girls or fac- ulty members. These meetings are well attended. Every sec- ond Suu(la - the Missionary Committee takes charge of the ser- vice, giving rcjiorts on both foreign and home missions. For a few minutes after breakfast regular morning prayer services are held which, we believe, have added much pleasure and interest to the Y. W. C. A. work. Several times during the session there are social meetings. These are thoroughly enjoyed. The Y. W. C. A. store, which has been in existence for the past two years, is in a fiourisliing condition. The cabinet meets every Tuesday evening to discuss the business of the A.ssociation. Three delegates represented our Y. W. C. A. at the ninc- teen-fifteen Blue Ridge conference. We have cndeavoicd to bring rvrry ])hasc of this great Y.W. C.A.work before the girls, and to interest them in it, which, after all, is to jioint out t(j tlicm the funilamental jirinciples of the Christ-life.