The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-03-22
officers ofthe Y. N. C. A. Executive
Committee Were Reelected
Meeting Held At Louisville and Several
Important Reports
Made
NEWS OF THE LOCAL Y. NJ. C. A.

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nual meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the state Y. NJ. @. A., held
at Louisville, are fulfilled The first
business considered was the report of
the committee on state finances, made
by Messrs. Rice and Nunemacher. A
detailed statement of the financial con-
dition of the state organization showed
it to be unusually prosperous. The
report also included plan for Sc
curing a partial endowment for the
state work
The reports of the committees on
religious work and county work were
submitted by Mr.. Stoll. The county
organization is a comparatively new
thing in Y. NJ. G. A. work. Since
it was ,inaugurated two years ago
five county organizations have been
perfected They are Muhlenburg,
@erceS<Shelby, Madison and Hop
lns.
Mr.. Burton, who submitted the
report of the committee on student
work, gave an interesting summary
of this feature Of Y. NJ. @. A. ex-
tension. During the year six new coll
lege associations have been organized
at the following institutions: Asbury
college, Wilmore. Ky; S. p. Goes col
| legiate institute, jackson, Ky. Harris
institute, Pineville, Ky; South Ken
lucky college, Hopkinsville, Ky Uni
versity of Louisville, Louisville Medi-
cal college.
The general officers of the commit
tee were reelected as follows: Chair
man, James Edward Hardy; vice
chairman, John L. Wheat: recording
secretary. George L. Burton; treas
urer, Val p. Collins; also the follow
ing executive officers; State secre-
tary, Henry E. Rosevear assistant
state secreatry, F. J. Michel; secre-
tary of student department, W. W.
BrocSmen secretary of county work
department, John Lake.
For the coming years state work, a
budget of 50, 800 was voted. OF this
amount, $4,000 was secured at the
recent state convention at Paducah.
leaving So, 500 to be provided by sub
scriptions from friends throughout the
state.
There are fifty-four association in
Kentucky, and thirty-eight men de-
voting their entire time to the work
in the state. The STATE committee
employs four travelling secretaries. In
each of these particulars there has
been decided advance during the
past year.
The following committee. has been
appointed by President ID. NJ. Flour
noy to assist Mr.. George I. Houser in
the canvass for funds to erect the Y.
NJ. @. A. home. Mr.. Houser has Just
! finished his work in Lexington and
will be here soon to take up the work
here. He is an experienced man in
this work, and success is certain with
his aid and the work of the local COM
mittee, Messrs. B. Fl. Scott, Samuel
T. Hubbard, ". J. Hills, George
Thompson, George Langstaff, 5. B.
Caldwell. ST., J. Andy Bauer, George
Rock, George @. Wallace, Louis NJ.
Eieke. ST., Hammond II. Loving, Ed
ward p. Noble, James a. Rudy, Geo.
H. Powell, Lewis Il. Bebout, r. Ed
Ashbrook, W. Armour Gardner, N. 3.
Nash. ST., J Dennis Mooquot, L. ".
Bockmon. II. p. Sights, E. ". Smith,
@. II. Sheriff., Charles Q. @. Leigh
and d. NJ Flournoy.
There will be gym" class tonight
for regular practice and drill work.
Tomorrow afternoon the Young
mems bible class of the local Y. NJ. @.
4. Will meet at the association for
regular class work. There will be
boys meeting held in the afternoon at
. O'Clock, but as yet no speaker has
been selected.
Airs Geo. Richstein leaves tomor-
row for Cairo, where she will spend