Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
THE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING
Of FORT WORTH YouNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Election of Dirrrfors-Repors OF
the Various Committees show n
Most Prosperous Years work-An
Ercsiicnt Financial Condition.

cnt committees showed a r,,oaf ,,roaror.
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port showed mat not only enough
money had been received TO pay cur
rent expenges. but that neariv $500
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'Nienn'oh inAt was not contemplated
at the beginning OF the year.
The committee on vacancies recorn-
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YIN. bryce' Dr. Bacon Saunders and
Clay Snnlidge to iill positions upon the
board Upon motion tho reeonnmenda-
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"'' alVp'su 'iiu '"S bent'ei'sn
sieeted' Inc other members OF the
po9fu VINO hgil over, are Messrs ..
- ih'tiHore, 2 ~. Wllllahts, geo. Mes,
q y JACK :. a. u. ENahb, n. j. Nhite,
iToI. l. - Shuse ana L'r- A. j. Law
'Nnse'
Ie5ioent " >. Lhttimore read inc
iV,iyMiHs lei'Dra, Mhlctl was elop'eu;
Wot,n' IN, oct' ~ lsyi.Lihe
WViA .. the iouHs Aivh NhrlHuAn
Nssogiut'oi. ~ rOIt worm ~ now
h a lulhs at 'ile cloHe OF lus min, Paui,-
lns lgr u moment 70 TOOK paekWurd'
nhu tneh WIN tle pviIilshloh OF those
pIeAe"t lpphlnk p.'ely tvrWuru' We
h'N' HuVo,llpHsneu niush, Dut uueh
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puiiu',is nv ulou U,,i "nu puruylhs
IN, iiN' sns Vueeh S,.5 " Wy pIu'I
W W hnEa we eNpvrlenpes OF VIZ past
HNe yeats 10 couhsel anu Bulne US
~ Su -. 70 rhevr hhu glauueh US,
ui.u rs IvFsIays 20 hunulnte W 70
h..u lar I'M Wluc AMONG our vltlHels
hnu NV Wv hp"rt nnu unSc'ions "l
oui pvolsie tie tu!lui i'a unu ut,HVn-
n,. VI ", toiil"ut Worh ni.u ~
nuvn1c, 30 'nat IA Sonlins Hpys w
may pe Det..l uplo 10 net''t WIN u'e
Wihus or huNe'se luttuhe' put hDoEe
ul'i we hnNe Wy CONSEQUENCES that III
every step OF the WORT IN every eN-
tension 81 the WORT IN every hour IN
tnt W2lh' VIC NeIu uolnB ecrFioe ioE
nm whose promises anu spirit inspire
W. 70 90 hpp'eI uecaS anu put iprth
more earnest eIorts'
we hrs 8rAuIed 10 note thht our
WORK hhu h'pt pace WIN the EroWlh
ana proBress OF our city ana IN spite
Oh tunes OF great general hhhheltl
uepreAHlQn' mas grown WIN stehdy
hnu hehlthy deVelopneht' some mere
present can remember the LIBERALIZATION
OF thlb association IN frbruhry' lS9V'
houston street. win put rev.
comparative handfull No library no
rehulng room, no baths, no gynna-
sum, NO pntIor' no hnythinE' except
u rev hearts tuil OF inlth IN the
GntepunnesH OF the cause or saving
and training young men We have al
ways made II the aim or the assoc
cintIon az Ihr Az consistent with our
primary OBJECT OF eleNatlnB ana chris
to every charitable, humane ana un-
religious work, and
many can bear testimony to the ell
Client help we have given. We are
proud OF the faet that among our
strongest ana most faithful friends
and supporters have been men whose
namea' not here Nvon' but written
an over our records ha presidents and
directors, would speak volumes for
the mold inc work has taken upon our
best people
our report for the year ending octo-
Der 5l' 1884 should bring JOY and sor-
row IN one We have made many
changes, much extension. We cannot
yet point 10 the fruition OF all Of these
budding EFFORTS, but they are all In
inlrly good condition. The present
secretary Mr. j. q. Reeves has
been win mo association since July,
1892 and truly only my lack Of words
and consideration for his modeaty re-
strains mo from expressing the opinion
or inc president ana shared by the
board OF Mr Reeves and his work.
whatsoever ms hands have found to
10 ne mas done win an his might |
ana the present nourlshlng condition |
OF the association Ia due more to his
conscornted zeal and energy than to
any other human agency, He has |
been well and ably seconded by the
nsalstunt secretaries, a. oliver and
o, Il, Cox,
In the early part OF tho year, 1891, |
the directory employed Mr.. o, NJ. |
Davle as physical director for period |
OF three months When the season |
opened thla autumn Mr. A. j. Arid |
OF St Louis was employed, and Is |
already showing evidences OF the wis |
dom OF the choice While not attempt-
Ing 70 specially teach a few triclSs Mr. |
Arid has gotten his class down 10 |
body building. a chnrnrter
OF work that will bear Us fruit In |
stronger bodies, purer hearts and |
clearer heads for all the future ror |
those members who avail themselvra
OF the opportunltlog now ofrreh In
this department OF work. No bnvc
put IN n very complete apparntua as
Will be seen from Inspecting the rym-
nasium.
Under the heads OF our intellectual
spiritual financial and physleol worr
for stntlRtics Won nrc referrnd q, the
reports OF the various committees