The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-24
Y. NJ. G. A. OPENS A
HELPFUL BUREAU
FALL ATHLETIC WORK NOW IN
FULL SWlNG-NIGHT SCHOOL
OPENS ON OCTOBER I, WITH
LARGE NUMBER OF CLASSES.

LARGE NUMBER OF CLASSES.
An employment bureau is unique and
useful departure in Young Mems Chris
ton association work which has just been
inaugurated. The object of this depart
ment is to find positions for the young
men of the city and to aid the merchants
in filing their vacancies with men of
ability.
The association investigates the appIi-
can't record In the same manner that the
bonding companies do. securing confiden-
tial information from former employers
and others. This information is placed
in the hands of the prospective employer
so that he may form his own opinion as to
the applicants fitness. The system has
been tried in several other cities and
found successful, and it is said there IS
no reason why the business men should
not take advantage of It,
All the classes in the athletic depart
ment are now organized and doing drill
work and playing games for recreati lion.
The following is the class schedule:
Business Mems Class-Monday, Wedncs-
day and Friday, to p. m. For busy
n en- 2S years of age and upwards.
Evening Class-Monday Wednesday and
Friday, 8 to $50 p. m. For young mon
II years of age and upwards who have to
work during the day time.
Business Boys-Tuesday and Thursday.
to 6:45 p. m. For employed boys from II
to II years of age.
Intermediates-Mon Wednesday and
Friday, to p. m. For boys from 10 to II
years Of age.
Juniors: Tuesday to 4:15 p. M; satur-
day, 10 to 11:45 a. m. For boys from IL
to Is years of age.
Basket ball league and wrestling club
will be formed, and relay races and attn
letic contests conducted for which suit
able prizes will be awarded
The fourth session of the night school
for employed men and boys will open
Monday, October l, In the association
building. The enrolment has already be-
bright. Last season there were 179 names
on the class books. Men who had not
completed there education in the line of
work which they had chosen were eager
to grasp the opportunity. An especial eff
fort has been made this year to obtain
teachers perfectly familiar with the sub
Jects assigned them. Following is the ar
rangement of classes:
Architectural Drawing-Instructor John
A. Miller, member of the firm of Miller
& Martin, architect, Monday and Thurs
day.
Plan Reading and Observation-Disclosures
tor, John P. Lind. city building inspector;
meets on Monday.
Mechanical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., to be
supplied, Tuesday and Friday.
Blue Print Readng-Instructor, d. Il.
Halsren, a mechanical draughtsman of
the A. G. S. railroad. Tuesday and Fri
day.
Card Writing-Instruetor, L. F. Ryan
card writer and window trimmer with the
Ferd Marx store, Monday and Thursday
Arithmetic. Algebra and Geometry-In-
structor, a. A. Lyon, principal of the
81 nth Highlands school, Monday anG
English for Greeks-Instructor c. A.
Biz principal of the Henley school,
Tuesday and Friday.
Business Boys Class-Instructor T. G.
Young, principal of the Powell school,
The tuition of $40 for three months in
cludes the baths and swimming pool
not that which entereth In but that which
cometh out, 1t is which defeth for out
of the heart proceedeth the long catalogue
of evil things that have cursed the race.
The Divine Thought.
Colleges and Investigations and research
and diffusion of knowledge will follow, as
they have always followed the establish
ment of the church and the preaching of
the truth. but they are the effect rather
than the course of the changed conditions.
1t was the church, the pillow and ground
of the truth" that Jesus Christ came to
establish, and through which He has
worked His miracles of grace, and by
which evil Is to be finally overcome. Go
We into all the world and preach the gos-
pei to every creature, and To- I am with
you to the end of the world. This was
and is the divine thought for the uprft-
ing of man, and as the heavens are high
above the earth, so are Gods thoughts
higher than our thoughts, and His ways
higher than our ways.
The churchs one foundation is Jesus
Christ our Lord. She is His new creation.
By water and the wine,
From heaven He came and sought her
To be His holy bride, and with His blood
He bought her,
And for her life He died