Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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, 3.1. -A.,.... -.. K W. C. A. WORK The Young Women's Christian Association is the only organization in the institution to which every girl and lady teacher may belong. No matter how widclv diilerent interests may separate us in other respects, in the Association we are united and bound closely together by the tie of Christian fellowship. The work of the Association has been a vital 'Force among the students during the past session, and we believe that the purpose, to lead each member into a more abundant and wholesome life, has been realized in a great measure. Not only is every girl in the college home a member, but the majority of them are active and enthusiastic workers. A The Devotional Committee has had charge of the morning watch services and the Wednesday evening prayer meetings. Both of these services have always been well attended. We have been unusually fortunate in securing good outside leaders, among them the secretaries, whose talks and beautiful Christlike lives have been productive of good that cannot be estimated. Bible and Mission Study classes were organized early in the fall with an enroll- ment of ninety and fifty, respectively. The leaders of the Association believe that the importance ot these classes can scarcely be emphasized too much, because it is here that the girls are led into free and open discussions, and here that they come face to 'face with the important question, MW hat shall I do with my life P The full quota of delegates was sent to the Student Volunteer Convention at Rochester, New York. The delegation sent to the Summer Conference in Asheville, North Carolina, has grown larger each summer. We believe that, with earnest and consecrated leaders, there is a bright future for our Association. May God bless this great organization for preparing young women to be effective workers and leaders in the Church. Q99 Q 99 W - Q l , Q -'iyw 3 f , Q W .., Q , HY-:- f X +- - 'NEQSKQQ Q Qs V i X-has , TF X 'mae 4 tal.-:ss-:sae:s:.i.4,E'A X A Y -i sr' 'Q r s n 106 .....fM,1. .. X, -..A ,, , wk- iw