Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-26
ARRANGE FOR
Y.M.C.A. OPENING
Joint Committee Of Association and
Ladies' Auxiliary Appointed.
C. ]. FAULKNER GIVES
FLAG AND REMNANT
Secretary Lunk viii be Here January
list to Assume Charge Of New Build
ino-schedue of Dues Arranged for
Members-'Mile Of Pennies Scheme
Raised s214.

Raised S214.
The directors of the Young Mems
Christian Association held a meeting
last night in the Merchants and Farm
ers bank, Senator Faulkner presiding.
It was reported that Senator Faulkner
had presented the association with an
American Flag and pennant for the
two flag stats On top of the Y. NJ z.
a. building. The flag is OF bunting
and is ZEN feet long and proportionate-
" wide. The penant Is of very en-
during material, Is feet long, blue in
collar with the letters ''Y M. G. A. in
white. Both are now here ana will
soon be put up.
The committee on dues reported
the following schedule: Sustaining
members $40 per year, or more If they
SO desire. Regular members So per
year. Boys from 10 to 16 years old, IS
per year. Ladies will have one after
noon and one night each week to use
the swimming pool, gymnasium, bowl
ing alleys, etc. of the building, but for
this privilege must pay one dollar
each per year in access of the Ladies
Auxiliary dues and, besides, must be
members of the auxiliary to entitle
them to the privileges alluded to-
Mr.. z. r. Brantner reported that
MIR. VIM. r. Link, of Wilmington,
Del, would be here January to as
yume Ids duties as secretary OF the
Y. Nj. C. A. with office in the new
building.
On motion a committee was APP
pointed to confer with a like ocm,
mittee of the Ladies Auxiliary to ar
range for the formal opening of the
Y M. C. A. building which will take
place about the middle of January
1t was reported that the building
was practically completed, except the
furnishings, which will all be in
place in the course of a couple weeks
or more.
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c..
A. met last night at the First Baptist
church.
1t was reported that the "mile Of
pennies" scheme with which to help
raise funds for furnishing the Y. M. G..
A. building was meeting with success.
So far 1914 have thus been raised.
Seven new members We're received
into the auxiliary.
A committee was appointed, with
Mrs. ]. w McSherry as chairman, to
confer with the like committee of the
association in regard to arrangements
for the formal opening of the Aew Y.
II. C. A. building. which as stated
ADORE will be about January 10.
The following is the association
committe referred to above: Mr.. F. 5.
Emmert, chairman; Messrs. c. ]. Sci
bert, u. t. Brantner, JameS w. Bar
rick. H. L. Alexander, Harry NJ Grove,
A. Fl. Stanley, e. C. Henshaw, e. F.
Willard, w. H. Crawford, o. G. Dub
row, F. H. Graichen, z. r. Sigler and
Bernard d. Myers.
The Ladies Auxiliary committee is
as follows: Mrs. ]. w. MeSherry, Miss
Dora Berry. Miss Mary Stribling
Miss Ida Bowers, Mrs M. G. Tabler,
Mrs. Ella Snodgrass, Mrs. +. F. Mil
lard Miss Emma Sefbert, Mrs. Amelia
Stewart, Miss Name Ruthledge, Mrs
Emma Shipley, Miss Louise Mckee,
Miss Bertha Sigler Mrs. e. Boyd
Faulkner, Mrs. John f. Oliver, Mrs.
jamie Hawk, Mrs. Alice Zepp, Miss
Sarah Peterman, Mrs, H. S. Shade.
Mrs d. H. Stuckey, Miss Ruth Jones,
and Miss Bertha Smurr.