YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Building Fund Campaign
FOR A NEW $450,000.00 Y. W. C. A. BUILDING
GENERAL CHAIRMAN
ROBERT H.THORNE
Assistant Chairman
Mrs. S. van brown
Treasurer
JAMES B. GRAHAM
secretary
ETHEL M. CARSON
CAMPAION DIRECTOR
DAN WEIGLE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Mrs. h. W. Whitehead Mrs. George Becht Miss Margaret Beeber Mrs. J. Henry Cochran Mrs. George W. Crooks Miss Anne Doebler Mrs. George Hamilton Mrs. William H. Hough Mrs. H. p. Lincoln Mrs. Thomas Lynn Mrs, H. C, Mccormick Mrs. Edgar Munson Mrs. R. K. Rewalt Mrs. Charles Seely Mrs. Robert H. Thorne Henry D. Brown G. otto Flock Frank F. Healey William l. King Edward Ladley George R, Lamade Edgar H. Maitland John Person Brooks E, Reese Joseph G. rhoads Dr. R. T. S. Steele J. Roman Way John M. Young
Y. IV. C. A.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mrs. H. W. Whitehead,
president Mrs. Harvey bowman Mrs. S. Van Brown DR. Mary a. Cady MRS. Harry Fisk Mrs. G. otto Flock Mrs. J. N. Goodrich Mrs. George Hamilton MRS. Lewis W. Heath Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks Mrs. Morris housel Mrs. William Hunter MRS. Frank Kilgus Mrs. Edward Ladley Mrs. Thomas Lynn Mrs. Frederic E. Manson Mrs. George Mead Mrs. Dorothy mershon Mrs. Edward Morris Mrs. H. Y. otto Mrs. Allen Page Mrs. Jackson Painter Miss Annie Pott Mrs. Harry F. Tate Mrs. Robert H. Thorne Mrs. Louis Welker. Jr. Mrs. Frank Winner'
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
J. Roman way.
president Mrs. J. Henry Cochran Mrs. Max Mitchell Mrs. Robert h. Thorne S. Van Brown Mccormick Dawson Edward Ladley George R. Lamade John E. person John g. Reading
Dr. J. K. RISHEL
John m. Young
Campaign Headquarters mezzanine floor LYCOMING HOTEL
Telephones
3685 3686
Williamsport, Pa.
May 10, 1927.
Message No. 1--
"DO FOR OUR GIRLS 7i^AT WE'VI DONE FOR OUR BOYS"
The spirit of a city never rises above the spirit of her women. To be truly great Williams¬ port must have, besides a material prosperity, those factors which ever increasingly contribute toward educational advantages and spiritual influence and service.
The Young Women's Christian Association stands for the development of Womanhood. The cross roads in that development have been reached, one road of which leads to a greater service, the other to a stunting of Its growth. Only through a new building can the Y. W. C. A. choose the road to larger service.
During the days of May 13-20 the Y. W. C. A. is to ask the people of Williamsport and vicinity for $450,000.00 with which to erect a modern, complete and adequately equipped building on Fourth street, between Campbell and Maynard streets, in which it may continue and increase its service l,o the women and girls of Williamsport and community.
The spirit of Williamsport people has made possible the many advantages our city now enjoys, and this same spirit is certain to give to our city the added advantages of this modern Y. W. C. A. building.
Your gift to this fund means more than build¬ ing a building, it means building the girlhood and womanhood of the community. Give generously to this noble cause, for every dollar you give is an investment in human capital which always pays the greatest dividends.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
Do FOR Our Girls What We've Done for Our Boys'
Lycoming County Women's History Collection
