Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-30
IN INTEREST OF Y. NJ. CA.
Most Enthusiastic Meeting Held
Here Monday Night
COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED
Work of Securing Funds For Building
viii Now Be Pushed BY Pro
motors.

motors.
1T must be" said a prominent man
as he left the Central Opera house
Monday night, after hearing Mr. Geo.
f. Tibbitt's presentation of the won
derful work of the Young Mems Chris
tan association. This is the unani-
nous verdict of every man and woman
shared the privilege of hearing the
interstate secretary.
Too much praise cannet-be bestow-
ed on this lecture in vividness, clear.
ness, instuctiveness, pathos and beau.
tv 1t stands as a model of the lectur-
er's art. The audience was In
thorough sympathy with the subject
presented. The result cannot be other
than the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION will soon be established in
this city and help our young men be-
fore very long
In the afternoon at Music Hall Mr..
Tibbitts met some of the representa-
tive men at supper and outlined the
policy that had been followed in other
cities in the successful prosecution of
this work Immediately at the close
of the address Mr.. Alexander Clohan,
who was presiding called for nominal
lions for the executive committee. BY
unanimous vote the following were
elected: Senator Charles J. Faulkner,
George Ryneal, jr., John J. Hetzel,
F. S. Emmert, E. F. Willard, Alexan-
der Clohan and w. H. Crawford.
Next in order was the election of
and advisory committee as follows:
Advisory Committee.
/ Max Robinson, W. L. Jones, George
S. Roush, r. L. Snodgrass, Henry ].
i Seibert, w. O. Nicklas, William Spill
man, F. A. Minor, A. D. Darby, James
F. Thompson, T. l.. Cline, P. R. Har-
rison, H. L. Alexander, A. NJ Gilbert.
! ]. H, Hobbs, C. A. Miller, Professor
George w. Brindle. Allen B. Noll
| Alexander Parks, Lee M. Bender
Charles Bert, Conrad Cline, G B. Wilt
shire, NJ. G.. Tabler, DR.. H. S. Castle
man, Edward Sigler, G. w McKown,
George Appleby, Lee Siler, Edgar Bow
ers, George NJ. Bowers, E. G. Henshaw,
George s. Hill, F. E. Wilson, Edward
Rutledge, DR.. S. n Myers, DR.. j. W.
MnGhnvpxr u
W. Walker j. NJ. Woods, j. Frank
Thompson. Charles Lamar, w. A.
Gard, D. H. Stuckey, J. Mckee Sites,
DR., A. B. Eagle, Thomas Kearns, c.
H. Quenzel, T. NJ. Pearson
THE most important committee re-
mains to be chosen" said Mr.. Clohan
"the young mems committee The
following were elected:
Young Mems Committee.
Lewis H. Thompson, j. w. Bar
rick. Guy Hetzel, Ben j. Thompson,
Bernie Myers, Harry Grove. H. Little
ton Shaull, George Baker, H. A. Bush,
Robert, Clohan, w S. Cline, Joe
Wyndham, Harry Lang, Harry Evans,
Gregory Cox, w. A. Breth, Clarence
Tabler, Lyle Bentz, James Showers,
Nelson O'Neill. ]. Frank Trammell, ].
Frank .Seibert,, Mede Bowers, Cleve-
land Seibert, Don Parsons, w. w. Dow
ney, Clarence Martin. Harry Bloadel,
Harry Fisher, P. W. Letter, w. 2.
Hoffheins, Willard Grimes. o. G. Dnt-
row, D. c. Carver, A. f. Lambert,
Frank Whitmore Phil Grove, Stephen
Snodgrass. William Dunn. Harry
Bowen, Warren Anderson, Wade Kill
mer, Allen Emmert. F. H. Gracien.
BY common consent the men agreed
that the committee of ladies who had
charge Of the supper be continued as
the nucleus of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Young Mems Christian assoc
alton of Martinsburg.
Ladies' Auxiliary.
Miss May b. Faulkner, Mrs. Geo s.
Hill, Mrs. Guy Hetzel Miss Rebecca
/ Peterman, Mrs. Charles Bert, Mrs. E.
f. Willard, Mrs. John Oliver, Miss Sal
lie Faulkner Mrs. S. W. Walker Mrs
w D. McCurdy, and the Misses Mat
thews, Lewis and Sigler.
The real work will now begin. /. Mr.
/ Tibbitts has agreed to return for con.
ference with the committees about
April "a These committees will be
thoroughly organized by that time and
ready to start an active canvass.