Evening journal., 1903-09-10

which will hereafter be under the di-
rection Of the Association will open
in the Y. NJ. c. A. hail early next month.
The school will be kept to the high
standard Of excellence which It has en-
joyed in the past.
PROSPECTS ssisht For Future.
The prospects for future work by the
Y. NJ c. A. In this city were never
brighter. Plans for the new building
have been sent TO the new secretary at
Racine Wis. for his examination. He
viii look over the drawings and tell the
committee which he considers best
suited to the purpose. The selection of
the designs and the awarding OF prizes
however, will not take place until after
Mr.. Hopkins gets here After that the
work Of securing money to erect the
new building win be started.
The proposed new structure will be
built at Delaware avenue and Tatnall
street and win be a modern association
building in every detail
Appreciate Sellers Services.
Attorney General Herbert II. Ward.
who is a director Of the Association,
had the following TO say IN regard to
Mr.. Sellers departure.
MI. Sellers has during his stay in
thin ity come to I'll so large a place in
the affections of Wilmington people
that his leaving is a source Of a very
widespread regret. l think the directors
Of the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
tion feel that the Association will be
extremely fortunate il il is able TO Sc
cure a secretary who will be so efficient
and generally acceptable"
r. j. Maclean, of Goldey's Business
College, many students Of which insti-
tuition join the Association to secure
the advantages which the Association
alters. had the following to say: Il
have appreciated Mr.. Sellers and his
services here and know that he is pop
ular with the young men. l would like
to see him stay in Wilmington
+. W. Fem. the well-known druggist
is another director who appreciates the
work that Mr.. Sellers has done. He
said. Mr.. Sellers has been a very ac-
tive and energetic worker for the Young
Mems Christian Association. He has
not only been useful to the Association
but has spread himself around the diff
ferent denominations and has always
been ready when they called on him.
l am sorry to see him leave Whining
ton. but hope he win be successful in
his new field"
George A. Elliott, another director,
had the following 20 say:
AN Wilmington will feel a distinct
loss in the departure Of MT Sellers.
His work has been along many lines
and he has made warm friends here.
] recall especially the social meeting
Of the representatives Of the different
volunteer fire companies held in the
hall Of the Y. NJ. G.. A. last winter. The
meeting was a great success in every
way. Mr.. Sellers brought the firemen
together as had never been done before,
and their speeches were full of good
frindship. While rivals, still friends.
working for the best means Of protect
ing our city. II was in just such happy
thoughts as brought about this meeting
that Mr.. Sellers excelled. He knew
how TO interest people in the Associa-
tion and in the welfare of each other.
l am sorry he cannot be here when we
start the work of a new building"
Charles r. Palmer. a director Of the
Association, had the following to say:
Mr.. Sellers had been hard and en-
thusiastic worker for the Association,
and his labors here ought to result u
the advantage Of the organization
through an increased interest on the
part of the public with his zeal and
ability one can prophesy a successful
career for him in his new position"
Alfred Gawthrop. president Of the asso
citation has the following 10 say in regar,
10 Air. Sellers:
MIR. Sellers is a good worker and !s es
peosally gifted in his line OF work He 81
a good singer and an excellent man fo
the work which ne has chosen"
John S. Mullin. one Of the directors
said;
Personally I regret very much 10 se'
/ Mr.. Sellers go. As a director Of the Younl
Mems Christian Association I would sa.
that no man ever connected with the ssss
citation has given IL the standing he has
| The church that has secured his service
should be congratulated on its good for
tune"
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