The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-19

4. Talk by Secretary White on the
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The Money Subscribed and SOmethin:
of the Membership.
A GOOD SHOWING FOR THE YEAf


A GOOD SHOWING FOR THE YEAR
Let 1t Be Hoped That the Next Year Will
Witness More Good Work from
the Outside People.
The annual meeting of the association
was held in the parlor last night, Mr.. G.
w. Watts presiding.
Mr.. r. G.. Lea, chairman of the ways
and means committee, reported the tinan-
cial condition Of the association as fol-
lows:
Ii Utilities to Jan. /, 1892, $'n.85
ASSETS.
Unpaid subscriptions, $G95.5O
Cash on hand, 500
Deficit, $14.33
The total amount Of cash and subscrip-
tions received during the year was $2,313,
a larger amount than had been raised
during any previous year of the associa-
tons history.
Mr.. r. E. White, general secretary, pre-
scented a report covering a period Of nine
months, from March 1 to December /.
He referred to the fact that OWNS to
the lack of equipment and the pressure
y Of finances during the year many impOr-
tant phases of the work had to be neg
lected and hence the work had been al
most exclusively of a religious nature.
The reading room is very poorly equipped
and owing to lack of funds it has been
impossible to make any additions to it
during the year. A reception was ten
dered by the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
delegates attending the state convention
last March, an informal concert was held
in the rooms ir May attended by twenty
! five, and conference Of active members in
July attended by fifteen. The gymna-
SUM has been improved by the addition
Of several new pieces Of apparatus and a
bath room has been fitted up through
which means a few young men have been
interested. The religious work has been
emphasized throughout the year.
Mr.. II. G Lea rendered bis resignation
as a director, and it was accepted with
regrets, and a vote of thanks was ten
dered him for his efficient services.
Mr.. J.. NJ. McLennan will lead the
mems gospel meeting to morrow after
noon at 4 o'clock in the parlor, the topic
for which will be, "Three Important
Exceptions" Luke xiii, 3; Matthew
xviii, 3; John iii, 3.
All young men are urged to attend
these meetings.
The boys meeting will be held at 3
o'clock as usual, and will be conducted
by Sam Darnall.
The workers. training class will be
held on Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Every member is expected to be present.
The committee in charge Of the re-
freshment programme for the New
Years reception will meet Monday af
t@ernoon at 3:3o O'Clock. Every member
of the committee is urged to attend.
\ workers training class was organ.
lied in the spring and has been resumed
recently.
The association has lost by removal
during the year six members. The fol-
lowing were elected members of the as.
ISOLATION:
Active, T w. Faucette, w. II. Muse,
FullerJ Blackwood.
Associate, Albert l. Bassctt, J. L.
Bridges.
The election of officers resulted as
follows President, E. J. Parrish Vice
President, G. W. Watts; Recording Sec
rotary, c. c. Taylor; Treasurer, O. F.
Carver.
The folding directors were elected
TO serve four years, j 5. Carr, T. B.
Fuller.
To serve three years, John W. Jones,
II. n. Snow.
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