The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-22
STATE Y. NJ. C. A. WORK.
COMMITTEE IN ANNUAL SESSION.
What Has Been Done in the Various
branches OF the OrGanisation-Ths Re-
port of the state Secretary.

Mcns Christian Association OF Virginia
held thcir quarterly meeting IT. this city
on Tuesday afternoon. The chairman Of
thc committee Mr.. John r. West-prc-
sided. and MIR. Il. L. Michacls, tho rail
road secretary Of the Richmond Associa-
ton. recorded. Among the members
present were. Mr. John pcJtyjohn Of
LyucLhurg. NJ NJ Marks Of Petersburg,
Captain #. G.. Morton Of Stanton,
Mayor j. Taylor Elyson and b. +. John
son of Richmond, ID. j. Wcisiccr OF Man
chester. There wcrc also in attendance
Mr. W. G.. Voorhees,, secretary OF the
Norfolk Association. state Secretary H.
O. Williams end lis assistant Willard
H. Hciebt. au1 Il. Obcr. railroad SER
Gary 0l She international committee. i"r
laucr uU0u invitation made an "u"lceS
e. tlc committee. ...,
STATIC Secretary Nniams A""hINeu
ms report for Che last three months, WMch
SHOWS fl3t the several associations have
been successful during that time, and
along The directly religious lines there
has been more activity than IN any
former year at thc same tmc.
fine report shows tlat there are 80
lccal railroad, I army and Is college
.'.'.,,'.. - The Sf.to committee mo- WORK
l.. l..r g,.a Ina r,oord 10 oia1niziny
......,,..,... o,fr tb, f..oile of ar
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500 .'.,.i,.li a. ao~ro.+ .fforf vs.
49,. ,.- l.,',., ,l,. ,.o~t ~ Re1iord civ
Dr. june. hut with uo encouraging Jesuit,
ard i0 July tire Yooms had 10 be closed
and Size association disbauded.
DESIGNATIONS.
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The following have accepted calls and
are now at work ia the State.
Mr. N.mm0 Gmcsln. of Norfolk. as
sistaut secretary nc Norfolk. June LIST.
d. Is Moore. formerly assistant score
trrv at Ier.ov CITY ~ I general eacro-
tarv Railroad Assooi9tion at BIue6old
JuIv 18Th w A Wvnno Stato socro-
ta,.- of south Caroline no rouoraI snor,.-
tarr,bi9 Rornolo Auoust 20tb Walter
I.rDr..r uhv.i.ai director Ivncbbuf-
a. sr-n. n..itior NorfoIl- Conton,l,<r
1sr George r. .ribbitte. assistant sccre-
larry IHcuty-third street branch New
r. olA CITY. TO general secretary SNIP
lFhcAnufS' september LIST. i. J.. (lefe-
land, recently general secretary as Brad
1ord, iA- BIAS been visiting the Peters
blr- Association for the pass two weeks,
with view to accepting call
There viii Doe vacancy lu the score
tarNsnp al JrcWe aiter November lst.
Vacancies no" exist at BerJey. tu-
la~hi. I'eter.'ufe and at Winchester.
ADJ l.3i7 La1e n'en Hl,io. 10 'il D'iiiu
g. g. .i,.. ms. -, fSo e.o,,-d
r.orv Rrr sam Jonns assisted The
p..~oi.. Assooiat;on T., raisi1e] ~ lo-e,o
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At Cra,.a tho Railroad mon and f~ionls
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