Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
THIRD ASSOCIATION
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OF It's Class for, the Toms
Creek Mines.
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INTERESTING "REMINISCENCES
State Seer. tary Coulter II. re. Notes Of In.
Work in the Old Dominion. Local
Y. Nj. c. A. N-w.. Church
Srrvicrs Tomorrow.
INTERESTING "REMINISCENCES

n N> Z. A. State Secretary L. a.
Coulter. Of Richmond. is in the city or.
Citation. He talked interestingly of the
work in the Commonwealth when seen
Oy 2 representative Of the Daily Press
Here is one piece of good news for
sou. anyway" said he. The Nir-
Einia Coal and Iron Company will
.stect and furnish u building at the
A'cm's Greek mines for the use Of the
miners and will appropriate a monthly
stipend for it's maintenance. The
building will be up, I understand, by
''rhis is the third miners association
IN the world. The first l organized at
Pocahontas in January. 1898. Carbon
Hlii, Illinois. followed this year With
one organized and conducted along
similar lines.
snlscentfy." the Old Dominion has set
sht: pace in army. mine and college
Work. The ,irst army association was
ORGANIZED at Fort Monroe in 1889. The
nrst college association was organized
at tl" Univcrsinity Of Virginia in 1857
speaking of colleges, we now have
e. college secretary. Mr.. G. NJ. Smith
VINO is at present making a tour Of the
institutions in the State.
And. by the way. it may interest you
70 know that Mr.. Frank Marvin. of
IOonn. Iowa. will tomorrow become
general secretary of the Blueields. W.
va. association. The Petersburg assn-
cation has completed its baths and will
open it's gymnasium Monday. The
gym VIII be m charge of the secretal v
Mr. !. II. Sheriff..
We now have over six thousand as
sociatiGn members in the State and the
number is increasing: but it is hard to
get UP to the ten thousand mark. Rich-
nond has the largest membership in the
state, and the largest this year in its
f1,n S1o. Is.
The Boys meetings at the local i. NJ
6, A. will be resumed tomorrow after
loon at $50 O'Clock. a large afford
ancc is desired and expected Arrange
n'Nt:' are being made to secure L
row afternoon At o'clock. but the nam =
can lot he announced until totia;
1ht: business Mems gymnasium :'lHss
WAS started yesterday. 1t will nc in
session every Tuesday and Friday ne-
tween ) and a.49 O'Clock.
The Mathematics class was started
last night with an excellent attendance
'''lc st. Pauls Episcopal cllurca. now
moved to Thirtyfou,1h street, ras b, ca
;;S IN t.:tod up to receive its cong.aga-
ton l;ntil the new rliNce is conp,ctel
TIL" regular services Will be :1all in The
chr: CHI building today: Sunday school
s."l, preaching. II 4. NJ. and 100 p. Nj
1t Trinity Lutheran church, IN
twenty seventh street, the regular ser
v,c's will be held: preaching a. Il A.
NJ. ans. 7:30 ?. NJ
Wesley NJ. Z. chapel, Thirty-fourth
sttet and Lafayett. avenun, ~ F.
Sheppard. pastor. 1880 y. NJ Ami
versary exercises. 80 z. NJ. Sunday
school. 7:30 T. NJ. Musical Festival
and EVaHScliStic services.
The Is. Y. P. U. OF Newport News
baptist church last night met and
accented the constitution proposed bv
the Union Endeavor Constitution Com
mittee.
The fol owing delegates went from
this city to attend the annual confer
ence of the Christian Church in GIN
cinn;.ti: Re-. ". r. Motley. pastor
OF the Thirtieth Street church, Mrs.
". L. Brittinshaln and Mrs. Noah
Power. They will join the New York
New England, Maryland and Wash
lngton delegations at Clifton Gorge
and proceed from there by special