The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

that AsSocfatlon, amounts 10 sZ'a Iot will go to the Gulf States Committee. s10 to tho American committee. and sl0 to missions In addition to thts. ship in a girls school in Japan. sixty Ave dollars has been set aside for the expenses of two delegates to Asneville; S10o toward equipping the home Young and sao incidental. The association had also almost paid for its new gym nasium. The resources of the assocla- tion included $7o dues. $50 on pennants and pins, S25 voluntary, and $150 from entertainments and socials.
 The Rollins College Association or Winter Park, Fla. reported they are hePns to sspd o1S Is nens pushed forward toward a Young Wom: ens, Christian Association library and building: Of the hfty-five girls in the school tifty-three are members. and bers: The association had pledged $2:75 for Worid's work, s25 for foreign missions, s15 to State work, and $5 to American work. The dues for the first semester amounted to s2e The association is four years old.
 The Lucy Cobb Institute Association at Athens. Ga. has 4 membership or the seventeen faculty members, four teen belong to the association. There is one Bible class with fourteen mem nCrS. me dSSOCl8IlOn ndS piouSeu eSV to national work ,ss t. worlds work, $50 to State work, $50 to foreign mis- siors. and $30 to home missions. There ! will be three delegates at the Asheville
 The association of the State Normal School at Athens, Ga. reported a mem bership of 165. seven Bible classes, and one class in mission study. The regu- held iai %ssass wseky % Fifty ,ne doars Deen | pledged to the State fund, and $5 for Worlds work. The associations has
 sent one delegate to the Montgomery The Work in Mobile.
 Mrs. R. v. Taylor. ,r:sident of ing talk about the work in that city: She gave an interesting history or the Association and told ,f some or the difficulties which they as an Asso-
 Mrs. Taylor i. one of the most en- thusastic workers in the Gulf States nna ense ssF nSassss had for in ali the it. She said that prayer xas sId the 9nsy 1hay what had been accomplished in her Miss sse Hattie atheadsSa siackferd: the General Secretary of the Mobile ssociation se s;a port of the Association, which show. ed that the Gulf City is no laggar1 in the great work of the Y; Y; w.: ": z: cara A lnas, is one of the most interestinS speakers in the convention and as she is in charge of the college work Of the convention she talked Interesting ly of that phase of the work.
 Miss Daisy Sellars of Athens, Gen. eral Secretary of the City Asso;iati6n i6a work at a that place reported as wdT 5n" at that place. She advanced the thought tnat the social work of the Y W. C, A. should always be mad. % should be for the spiritual advance; ment of it's members, and effort shoult to a closer Christian fellowship. She spoke against the habit of mkanig the most popular girl in the school tha President of the Associationi ti resaTd' .ir1 She said that the most pious ana de- vout girl in the school should be mad, the President always
 Two Conferences Held.
 The convention went into conference, the city associations in one room ani the college contingent in another room These conferences are n;en the most ,tiss tii. work and Miss Hays of the city work
 In the talk which Miss Hays made to and in the discussions which took place during the conference. some ques- tions of vital importance to the sue cess and program of the work wcre ! discussed at length, and each delegate contributed something of her own ex- i perience for the general good of the Association.
 The Birmingham Association was
 represented in the meeting by Mrs. M Cecil, Acting General Secretary ana member of the Board of Directors O. : the Association, and Misses Jessie r. Arnold, manager of the Y. W. C. A | Hotel. The Birmingham AssoclatioE | has about 400 members. They have d hotel which accommodates thirty-two young women and there is always waiting list. The hotel Is situated m the best part of the city and Miss AT, mold, as manage, is doing a splendid work. She is splendidlY equipped for the work, having had various klnds of experience in the Y. ". C. A. Work in Louisville, Ky. from which place months ago to take charge of the work. ,
 The Birmingham Association has bought and paid for city lot recently on which they expect. to erect a nome In the near future. A member Of the Board of Directors gave to the Asso- ciation q lot in the country, on shades Mountain near the city.s on which the Association will build summer nome for the Y. w. c. A. Tn the Association there are two interesting clubs, one or the Leisure Girls and the other or the Business Girls. ,.>, The morning work was educational and thoroughly interesting.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.