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. l EEPEIU-1922 TY. W. C. A. Hello Girlie-Whats your name ? My name is Blanche Kress- ley. And so it goes at the Get Acquaintedn party at the opening of school. The new faculty as well as the little lonely freshmen are made to feel a real part of Cedar Crest. So the Y. W. greets them and throughout the year maintains its purpose with just such fellow- ship. - Who around this college would miss the Wednesday morning services in Chapel? It is here the Student Body is brought in close touch with the real work and business of the HY . Never before has the Young Women's Christian Association shown so much pep and real honest, worthwhile work. At the holidays the Social Service Committee lives up to its name by carrying baskets of food and clothing to several poor families. This has been a REAL joy for the girls-the joy of making poor folks happy around Christmas. - ' Cn March 4, and 5 we held an Industrial Conference between the Allentown Y. W. C. Industrial girls and our own Y. W. So much benefit was derived by both sides from our discussions of Work and Unemployment! One of the special features 'of the conference week-end was our Sunday morning chapel services at which Mrs. Robert E. Speer spoke on The Meaning of Life? But local interests do not absorb all our time. In November, Thelma Hazel, our Under Graduate Field Repre- sentative, attended a three-day convention at Philadelphia. We sent three delegates to the Student Volunteer Conference at Princeton Seminary-Day Wolfinger, Kathryn Witmer, and Helen Kennedy. Another great part of our work this year has been to help the students of European Countries by contributing to the Student Friendship Fund. So you see the Y. W. displays the ,true spirit of womanhood through the mental, moral, and spiritual realm. Page One Hundred 'Ih ty t
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