The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
OF THE WESTERN DIVISION OF THE
INTERSTATE TERRITORY OF THE
Y. M. C. A,
WILL BE HELD AT FAIRMoNT COM
MENcING FRIDAY AFTERNOON OF
THIS WEEK AT THREE O'CLOCK.
An Excell.nt Program Has Been Pm
parsd-Large Delegation Headed By
Secretary Maylott From This City
Will Be In Attendance.

The second biennial conference of the
Western division Of the Interstate terri
tory of the Young Mems. Christian As,
sociation win be neld at Fairmont, Feb
24th to 26tn, One of tae best. programs
has been prepared for this conferenca
and delegates VINO are selected from the
yariou, associations will Aaye a rar,
treat ahead of taem.
The conference opens Friday after
noon, At 300 o'clock. The prayer ser-
vice conducts,i by Charles II. Nuttle. Of
Elkins. At $3.50 o'clock session will
be neld with the topic, "What May This
Conference Mean To Us2" Mr.. c. H.
Burton. Of Grafton, presiding. AMI tac
address given by Rev. Charles S. stevens.
ID. Of Wilmington. Della. From 400
10 600 o'clock ifae delegates report at
'ae Y. N. c. A., for registration and
assignment.
At 6:30 o'clock all the delegates. will
gather at tnq NJ. E. church parlors where
a banquet viii be rendered them by tae
Woman's Auxiliary of tine Fairmont As
soeiation.
Tna nigat session will be held in the
Peoples Temple. with Ex-Governor q.
w. Atkinson, of Charleston, presiding.
The first address win be BY Frank w.
ob.r, of New York City. on tae topic.
''The Young Mems Caristian Associar
tion, Movement of Gods Providence. /"
The final address of tha evening will be
by Roy. Charles S. Stevent, DID,. of will
mington, Dsla, on "Tae Supreme Passion
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton Work"
Saturday morning the sessions begin
at s.45 o'clock, opened by DR.. Ernest
Thompson. Some fine men are on the
program, sucn as Harry n. Clarke, OF
Cleveland. john b. Sleman. PAD, of
Washington, 4. NJ I.atnrop. of WASH
ington. Saturday afternoon, through
the courtesy of tine Fairmont Coal Co.,
delegates win be given personally con
ducted trip through one of the largest
coal mines in tine state.
At night in the Peoples Temple will
be heard the address of Rev. Ernest
Thompson. on "The Greatest Need of
tne Age" and also one by II. p. Ander.
son, on "The Students of tae World
United.
Sunday morning. fine conference open.
at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms in prayer
service conducted by General Secretary
Maylott. of Clarksburg, whicn will BE-
followed by Short address on aPer-
sonal Work" by Harry n. Clarke. All
tne caurca services viii be in the in
terest of the conference. pulpits being
supplied by some of the leading dele
gates.
Tnres big meetings viii br held Sun.
day afternoon At the opera house.
mass meeting for men: Mt tine Y. NJ. G,
A.. mass meeting for boys, and at the
Presbyterian churen. mass meeting for
women.
At 7;30 o'clock in tine evening there
win be a farewell service presided over
by George F. Tibbits. Short addresses
win b. given by Hon G. W. Atkinson.
Dr. Ernest Thompson and others of the
noted delegates.
Entertainment is TO be furnished the
delegates by tn, friends of the Fair
mont association and a time of mucn
benefit is expected' by all. The Clants-
bury delegation viii leave Friday, in
time 70 get to the op'ning service at
300 o'clock.