The age-herald., 1901-04-20
9N. UlAaDELEGATESD DISCUSS Tl ss' :s' MANY INTERESTING TOPICS r.
 sda 'a'os. s.aaaa ssaqI AND ELECT NEW OFFICERS
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 The State ConYen of n the a Young [ Menss Christian Association held, thee in-
 tegestings sessions y est erday., in the fore
 noon, ,afternoon and evening sia z l.;a
 Id Theis attendanee at. leach session was
 good enqtwithstRnding the 'disagreeable awea ther. 1apa esshi5a1 7l eess.a4is ? The eoRven tionsis being held in the Sun ,dayas School room of the First Methodist gGhurchp Sixth asanue anda Nineteenth lHstrieets ffl1 saH aiiasisssNf isf'ff' h < iOmderh for the next year were elected
 at yesterday morning E session and, the
 time ana place for holding the next con l avehflon Wiil be selected at. IL o'clock this
 morning ,sa af,sa aas4ffa
 In attendance on the convention are f number sbf fl the best known .Assoe!ation
 workers ip. the, country, Including C. K. l. obers. field sseenetary of the international l-.eemmittee: c. L. Gates secretary Of the
 international committee; State Secretary I Read or Georgia; General scrretary E. lc. Browneli of the Indiana sAssocia tion; IF. IVY. [ Anderson.e secretary Aof the Student Volunteer Movament Of New York, and bthers.sf A'slh , z Ass''''siss sss si 2e s la The papers read andrthee disd,issions
 listed on thee tlpragraInn Eeoyer atrosf the entire field, ef ae;soeiatiet work and they ,ars 4iandtea bss men Who ha ye gixfn their Isbdst thought and years 'of thsir 41iYes ito 9t, ,oa a,,a41,sla T s7H4T 1T - A7s ts9s
 ss One marked feature, of the convention Is sthe large humber of; college students in
 attendanee, all of the leading institutions of learning in the Sta te aeeing' represented bysone ergmdre students. Fl fiia q Reports from different iassociations show that The work. Is sprosperipg. in AlabamaIi and that much good. is resnlting. from the efforts 6frthe men interested in the causeF |.s ,%5 5tsi me The M ornins r session.aaa
 Ig, Ihe morning session. iopened isati 9:i5 o'clock yssterdaya With 'ae- Moment of kPraae," by the delegates present after
 whfchEC. 4alGatess, isetretasy of the inter.
 fiatfo6nall committees, led in a discussions of. sassBible gstudyyrs,' s..te ris4sa .e=e-sa
 Following ltheeissMornins Watch, "fPres-
 ident Moody of the association Appointed rrhe following committee on nominations:
 s. A. fTtirnipseed and Frank Weaver of
 Selma, and 0. L. Clifton of the Southern
 Uniyersity. .s ese ,55 s.gnsd :,  |4s d., The Officers Elected!
 The icommittees recoanmehedl fhe'f6lfow Flowing ananfedi gentlemen for officers for the next year: - -h Presfdeht,- James Bowron of .Btrnfng-4 4 il nam rs1t,4r aestoer aIa4sH4ss eize@ sEa if si First Vice president, F.-G- Shepard. of
 Montgomerya .iAa a1s T ,.i-sscond vice president, J. Craven of Selma ri ,T4tas v4sf.s9T iaae1sl -a4a4 a ti.-SecretaryriG4aL l.. lGhiltoh of Greensboro. 5 < Assistant secretary, D. N. Mefver of
 Montgomery za44 Til 'ssshifT .ffzAta fF@S t na The report was adopted and MT, Bowron, took the chair. Tn doing, so., he made a. few remarks regarding. the work of the sYs -M.- e. A. ..-..---=- ---,-- - |
 J.V. ReadF State secretary for Georgia,l ], discussed aThe.,Y oung Mem in. the Cobr,- -f
 try, and the smalllTuwni'' 4e pointed out
 the influences surrounding the young men ! iIs the country aaniis int the small towns rana of the relative difficulty Tn reaching the fyotig. men n" under the differing environments, and suggested the r Hla ns. E through, which s they I may i be 2. brought f. within the scope of the sY oung fMsnis | Christian Association.ita a5g1a aTaHsi l. F.gws Anderson of New York. .seerdtarE of the Student Volunteer Work q s;.s,, asl: |interestihg addressi on s'TItc H. ia,,f htioh Of the World 1in- This F He told of the. student volunteer4 movd- iment whose purpose a is tor train mem to go as missionaries to other countries At the eoncIisIoini. or NIT, Ande talk
 pr. A. B. sctirty offered a prayer. after which the convention, Ut t2i15 D. in, ad- '3o9ufped until a o'clock. s.r s4ss noi
 aea:> fas Afte ernoon sessIon.G li-ai
 The afterhboofi session began With. de
 xotional- -seryiees,-aftef which the follow
 ing committees were appointed. ii
 sl Committee on Business gL :McGitl of
 Selma. chairman w. IF. Taylor of Bir-
 minsham. ns hige rFi9'flfd iaila1s enia p Committee Oh State Committee Report A1aw. F. Tyler Of Birmingham. chairman
 MT. Clendennjsr of Greensboro. egs,..,i.. sss Pey9fionali Commit tee.-J. ". Martin of lMpntgomery, ehairmanuJ. Bailey of Bir1 amingham andre P.a1Jorenz' of Jackson. |zlConIhittee 1on cred eit iaIs1 e. F. Var / EHss-f HE-fl F. ii Fl ~rfaA l - -
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