Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12

OF 66610Can9. Inc m0m0ofD OF tho q.
ecutive committee and the state execu.
tive committee elected consisted Of tn
following gentlemen: 8. B. Larimer
W. J. Johnston, T. W. Peers, DR.. Powell
and j. r. Thompson, of Topeka; J. w
Bum, Ottawa; James B. Hustled, Kan.
sas City; W. Z. Folks, Wellington; DR.
J. d. Hughit, Emporis college: w. E
Hazen, Lawrence; DR.. E. L. Kellogg
Atchison; Smith George, Salina; E. F.
Porter, Pittsburg, and Andrew Baird
Wichita. One thousand seven hundred
dollars of the $4,000 estimated to be
needed for next years work was pledged
7. II. C. A.
The eleventh annual convention al
Lawrence of the Young Mems Christian
association was q most interesting and
profitable one.
The state secretary's report shows the
following summary of work accom-.
plished under the direction of the state
executive committee during the past
year.
City associations, SO.
College associations, 16.
Railroad associations, 2.
Total number active members, 1854.
Total number associate members, 1,S60
Total membership, 1914.
Total number mems gospel meetings
1853.
Total average attendance at gospel meet
ings, 1857, as reported by IS associations.
Total ,,,,u,bor IF Rihio froipipn o1occoo
A9.
Total combined average attendance, $40.
as reported by q associations.
Total number other religious meetings,
566.
Total number professed conversions, 179.
Total average attendance at rooms, sos, as
by Is associations.
Total average attendance at gymnasium,
76, as reported by 4 associations.
Total number of baths, g, ZIG, as reported
by associations.
Total number of boys departments, 10.
Total number of women's auxiliaIics, II.
Total number of volumes in libraries,
s,s41.
Total value of libraries, $5,76O.
Total value of buildings and lots, Sic, 100
Total value of furniture, ETC., $14 ,O5O.
Total amount local current expenses, So.
O5SSS.
Total amount present Indebtedness, S..
1861.
Number associations closing year without
debt, %.
Number of general secretaries, q
Number of physical directors, 3.
Number associates, 8.
ONumber paid men in local work, 80.
There have been engaged in state
work for the year, besides the state Sec
rotary, an acting state secretary, terri
torial secretary, one Office secretary, and
one Office boy. Thirty-seven men have
served as members of the district COM
mittee and twenty-five men as CORE
spending members from the smaller
towns.
Nineteen thousand, five hundred and
seventy-six postals, letters and circulars
were sent out.
The report of the state executive COM
mittee, read by j. D. Hustled, of Kansas
City, Kan, opened by citing the various
changes and advances made by the as
ISOLATION in the past eleven years, with
special emphasis laid on the work for
The coming year. College associations
are to receive spesial attention, railroad
and larger city associations to be great
y strengthened. The building move
nent is to be advanced. That one dis
,rict conference be held in each district;
members urged to attend.
Loyalty to the church is urged, and
hat $4,000 must be raised for state
work, the sum to be expended in the
of state secretary, one
assistant state secretary, one Office Sec
'etary, a secretary for Oklahoma and
indian territories, and recommend that
Acting State Secretary Smith be elected
tate secretary.