The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12
The 7. N, c. A. Elected New Directors
Last Night.
LADIES' AUXILIARY BOARD ORGANIZED
Members us Il Row stands-Tho Ex-
crciscs Sundny-Prepnratio for
tho Evcnt-Boys' gospel Army
Other Young Mons Christian As-
ISOLATION Notes.

Boys Gospel Army met bn the hall
of the association and released the
hymns IL be sung at the anniversary
at the Academy of Music OH Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The meeting
had surprise treas in tho manner of
shora talk by Mr.. Charles Mahamet
converted Ara rain, who is visiting
In NorGHlk. He amused the boys with
many stories of the peculiar habits of
the Arab.ans.
AT O'Clock q business meeting of
.'he Junior department was held, AT
which th;' following Junior officers wera
elected by ballot: Arthur Clay. pres.-
dent; harry Day, first vice-pnlsident;
Harry Mccoy. second vice-presIdeclrt;
PRESLEY White, secretary; Charlie
Howard, treasurer; Sam DaiBlanc, ssT-
geI'nt-at-arms. These officers are elect
cd for L term Of six months. end with
two other members OF the departments,
to be chosen later will CONSTITUTES q
JUNIOR Board of Directors, who will ar
range the affairs Of the Junior Depart
mcnt ur.'dcr the direction of Assistant
Secretary Ambrose Tage.
All O'Clock ahe first meeting of the
yoke fellows band of the .JunLar De-
partment and Boys Gospel Army was
held. and seveIiii matters pertaining to
the work Of The band were discussed
and n meeting fixed for next Friday
afternoon at O'Clock.
AT O'clock the an',ual meeting Of
thi association was held in the parlor,
with Mr.. Robert TAFT. president. In
the chair. The meeting was opu.led
with very fervent prayer by Mr.. L.
~. Coulter, State secretary.
The Dresident than called for the re-
Port Of the treasurer, which was read
by Mr.. Ambrose age which was Of Il
very encouraging E.ature, showing that
an enlarged work was done over lasa
year.
The president mada several State
mo.ts of interest to the members, in
Guiding the harca th2,a the Ladies' AuXM-
AIRY had been organized with Mrs II.
Cecil as presidetat; Miss Linda Starke,
first v,.ce-prGs.dent; Mrs. L. Landlord,
second vice-president; Miss Fannie
Keeling third Vicc-Dresidaat; Mrs c.
Il. GoodrMge, secretary and traasurcr
The Auxiliary, with officers as above
stated, will inset regularly and per-
form such duties in cOEcaaction with
.'ac aSsoca2taAn aS they deem advisa-.
BILE
The committe;e on anniversary, Mrs
w. ri. Barnard trca surcr, reported the
arrangements for tho anniversary COM
plehed. as advertised on the pro-
Erammes M:.a In the daily papers, and
that 4, most successful service YVES an
ticipated. to be held at the Academy of
Music next Sunday afternoon at 3
1clock. TO which the public are invited
The committee on nomina lions pro-
posed the following nam;!s as mem
beers of the board to serve three years
which were duly elected: Messrs. w
ID. REYNOLDS, l.. Sheldon, Alfred Clay
w. d. Southai. 7. S. Southgate and
Barton Myers. These gentlemen, to-
gether with the following, WILL constr
tute the board for the neXa three years:
Messrs. NJ. Winston, ID. Gthcridgc w
w. Vicar, Z. j. Whitchurst, w. II.
Barnard, II. II. Rumble, C. C. Copper
j. l.. Buntt:g, Robert Taia +. d.
PCHertan and w. b. Roper.
Immediately upon the adjournment
of the annual meeting short meath,g
of the Board of Directors was held
az which the following officers of the
board were elected for term of one
year: President Robert Tait; First
NicsrPresdent, Barton Myers; Second
Fice-PresGde,-'t, w. D. Reynolds; Third
Vice-Prcsdent, II. II. Rumble; Record
t:!g Secretary. c. c. C0upcr; Treasurer
w. Fl. Barnard.