The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-05-14
ORGANIZED INTO DISTRICTS.


| ORGANIZED INTO DISTRICTS.
THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. DIVIDED B,
| THE Y. M. C. A. - INTERNATIONAL
CONVENTION IN MAY-WHAT WORI
HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED SINCE TIL
LAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DELE
GATES.
Richmond Times, Apr. 26.
An important move has just been made
in the work of the Young Mems Chris
tian Associations of this State by the
thorough organization into six different
districts
Each district is in charge of Distric1
Committee npd the latter has the gener
al supervision of the work within Its ter
ritory.
1 The District Committee will have tt
report from time to time to the State
Committee, which has the general su
1 pervision of the Association work In the
State.
The District Committees are expected
to ascertain as soon as practicable the
| actual condition of each Association in
/ their respective districts in regard te
| it's work and its needs.
Occasional visits should be made IN
company with a delegation of Associa'
| ton workers to all the Association. oil
the district, but especially to places
where the cause is languishing. At least
one District Conference is to be held
during the year at some point which es-
| pecially needs did,
Local conferences are to be held from
| time to time in places where no Assoei
alton exists, in order that an interest In
| the work might be created in that local
ity. SslS fE
Whenever a desire il shown for the
starting of an association the District
| Committee should exert its influence In
favor of the movement. F ES
The several districts of this state are
| organized as follows;
1,-NoRFoLK DISTRICT.
Counties. -Accomac, Elizabeth City,
Gloucester, Greenyille. Isle of Wight,
James City, Matthew, Nanaemond. Nor
folk, Northampton, Prince George, Prin>
cess Anne, Southampton, Surrey, Sussex,
Warwick, York.
Associations. Berkeley, Cape Charles
City, Eastville, Fortress Monroe, Hamp-
ton, Newport News, Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Smithfeld, Suffolk, William and
Mary College. sssE
Uaaorgaalazed 10apals.-Atlantic City,
Accomac &. H., Brambleton, Chineotea-
que Island, City Point, Franklin, Onan>
cock, Waverly.
Committee. w. D. Voorhees,, Chair
man, Norfolk; I'D. Langley, Secretary,
Norfolk. George. D. Greene, Berkley;
George w. Jones, Berkeley; J. P. White,
Portsmouth; w. j. Dyre. Suffolk; T. H.
Parramore. Hampton; c. @. Kent. Jr.,
Newport News; Colonel Charles Bird,
Fortress Monroe
District headquarters, Norfolk.
II.-RICHMoND DISTRICT.
aCountdes.- Essex, Middlesex, Caroline,
King and Queen, King William, Louisa,
Hanover, Goochland, Henrico, New
Kent, Charles City, Cumberland, Pow>
hatan, Chesterfield, Amelia, Prince Ed
ward, Nottoway, Dinwiddie, Lunenburg,
Brunswick, Mecklenburg.
Lamentations. Chase City, Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, Richmond; Crew,
Lawrenceville, Hampden-SidneyC College,
Petersburg, Richmond and Danville
railroad, Manchester; Randolph Macon
College, West Point.
Unorg0ndzed Ioaoas, Ashland, Anne
liza Courthouse, Blackstone, Bowling
Green, Boydton, Burkeville, Clarksville,
h hap,ns,Ile' Louisa Mancnester' Kappa
TnnsnSttee a cand;sh aha;
Richmond: M. N. Anderson Secretary
Richmond G. T. Taylor, Richmond Col
lege; 8. ]. Batten, Randolph Macon Col
iege; r. E Micbaels. Bic lnQ md and Dan
vile railroad; Hugh Cousins, Petersburg;
M. w. Sterne, Petersburg; J. T. Mastin,
Crewe; E. S. Holt, Chase City.
District headquarters, Richmond
III.-ALExANDRIA DISTRICT.
Countless london Fair
fax. Fauouier. Prince William StaffS1 d
Culpeper. acknowledgements MaGison
Greene. ORANGE Snottsvlvania K;no
George' WestmoraIand RE non i
Northumberland I,ancastar : - : y
a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Academy Fred
ericksburg, Gordonsville, Warsaw.
TInog0ne,ized T,oon,,e S1.nl,aonor Ea;r-
FAY Comrthonse 10 iI,s Gb,,rol Ho,,;itn,
Heathsville Tancas ter Gonrtbonsa Los COS
hnro Madison ORANGE Conrthousn' w..
renton. go w. Use " o. :
Gonanattee -Gaoroa R;u ob.;rmon
Alexandria: N. s. Greenawav. secretary ia'
Alexandria: = W Adams r. Eradar'
ickshnro. II N Cunn;nnbam Eredor,
icksburg; s. E. Eastburne. Fredericks,
burg; 4: w. Hlleary, Warrenton; A. A.
louisville: +. III. Creighton Alexandria
District headouarfers, Alexandria ~
~ sm.urmon n1emnrom
- 49, Aos D -,
eS.-Frederlck, Clarke, Shenan-
doah, Warren, Page, Rockingham, High
land, Augusta, Bath, Rockbrldge.
t2On$.-Augusta Male Acade-
my, forg Denance Elkton, Flshburne
oGHool, WityAesDorO, T ronJ OyaI,SJfeen-
vllie' Harrlsonburg, Luray, New Hope,
hockprldge baths, shenandoah Nor>
mai CoHege, Basic City; Staunton Male
academy, washington and Lee univer-
SLY, lexington; winchester, virginia
Military Institute, Lexington.
Ua1orgo'ls2eG Ioao7 p - Basic City, Ber-
fyviile, buena VISTA, Edlnburg, glasgow.
Lexington; Mlddletown, Mount jackson,
Sn ma q a ., shendun, Strasburg,
Waynesboro, Woodstock.
Conaaaattee,-C; y. Berry, chairman,
Staunton; -, Taylor mccoy, secretary,
Staunton; W H. HaIght, Harrlsonburg;
Captain =. Terry, ?. ~. 49,: =; Moss,
ii. M. McIiihany. Jr.. Washington and
Lee University; Rev. L. b. Johnston,
Harrlsonburg.
District headquarters, Staunton.
y.-LYNcHBURG DISTRICT.