The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25

is THRIVING INSTITUTION
EDUCATIONAL CLASSES SHOW
TO ADVANTAGE.

The first annual report Of the Young
Mems Christian association after its
removal into it's new building, was
made public yesterday. The report
shows that the membership Of the
association is 1,621, divided as follows:
Regular, 761; limited, 50; business men,
13S; boys, 5S7; women's gymnasium
classes, IL.
The occupations of the members, ex-
elusive of the women members, is as
follows: Students, 49,; office clerks,
257; skilled workmen, 227; statesmen,
IA; business men, 131; professional
men. 126; laborers, 80; unclassifed, 81,
Education Department.
The report of the educational depart
ment shows that thirty-one subjects
are taught in the educational classes
and that CSC pupils are enrolled. The
teachers number Twenty-Five 1t is
recommended that the floor space Of the
educational department be increased,
and the report predicts an increase of
200 in the classes if this is done.
The report of r. D. BURNER, physical
director, shows that S2i persons are
REGISTERED in that department, and that
the total number using the department
is 11O7. The total number Of classes
conducted during the year was 80; the
total class attendance was 1854, and
the total number of baths given was
8, 346.
Religious Department.
The report of the religious depart
ment embraces only four months. The
total attendance at meetings during
those months was as follows: Mems
Sunday afternoon meetings 2.176; boys
Sunday afternoon meetings, 3,156:
mems noon hour meetings, 240; grand
total, 1851.
The report shows the total enroll
ment of the bible classes to be 112.
Fifty-six meetings were held during
the four months. The total attendance
at all bible class meetings was CSC.
Church Affiliations.
The church Affiliations of the MEM
bership of the Y. NJ. 9. A. is given as
follows:
Church of England, 1; Josephite, 1;
Unitarian. Is; Lutheran, 26; Christian
Science So Methodist IS; Presbyte-
rian, 1885, Congregational, 1855; Spiritu-
aIist I; Salvation Army, l; Christian
"a: Baptist, IS: Jewish, A: Catholic, 107;
Episcopal. 146: Latter-day Saints, $50;
no church given. 32S.
Boys Section.
The boys section contains SAG mem
bers The attendance at the Sunday
meetings during the year was 5,135
The membership of the Boys Booster
club. recently organized. is 394. The
total enrolment in the boys bible
classes is Sc.
The boys section is differed by boys
The officers are as follows: Mayor
Lawrence AIangum;= recorder, Emmett
MuIvey; judge, Raymond Brown; chief
of police Louis Mehse; treasurer, Mil
ton Biefuss.
Financial Report.
The financial report discloses thai
the total receipts for the eight months
ending Jan. 81, 1906 were 81, 1882, and
that the books of the association show
that there is owing to it S6,56014. The
total expenditures Of the eight months
We're S29, 9O6.4O. The apparent deficiency
is due to the fact that s., 2S5.5S interes
on the building was paid from the gen
eral fund.
The report shows that the cost o
operating the association per member
per annum is as follows: Regular
Sl7-2O; business men, S23: boys, S11-40
A number Of fine half-tOne views O
the various departments of the associ
alton accompany the report.
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