Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05


Educational Director Miller spent Satur-
day and Sunday In Nebraska City.
State Secretary Bailey will spend Sunday
ct York, Neb., and the following week viii
folk.
A few members OF the business mems
gymnasium class are contemplating a
houseboat trip down the Missouri In Au-
gust.
Secretary l. NJ. o~berkotter spent several
days in Crete last week attending the meet
ing Of the board of trustees OF Doane col
lege.
THE Law Of Friendship" is the subject
OF the address by NJ. q. Mclaughlin at
the mems meeting on Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
A swimming exhibition is being planned
for the middle of July. Fancy diving and
the best swimming strokes will be illus
trated, also l~ife-saving stunts and the
proper methods Of resuscitation.
d. b. Jones', former boys secretary, now
Of Pawtueket, r. l., and r. II. Zercher'
Ger Of the State Industrial school at Kear-
ney. visited the Omaha association last
w. A.. Luke, general secretary at Crete,
Neb.: II. w. Moore, member Of the board
Of directors at Denver; G. b, Hall, general
secretary at Colorado Springs, and George
Thompson, general secretary at Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada, were visitors recently.
Assistant Boys Secretary Holloway, who
was recently elected secretary OF the North
east Nebraska district. Young Mems Chris
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state force in order that the district work
will be closely identified with the state
work.
Strong interest is being shown by the
boys in the nature study class and they
are enthusiastic over the work. -Four or
five more members can be accommodated
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. +. 5. Hadley OF
Cedar Rapids, Neb., brought their two
sons to join this class. Mrs. Hadley will
remain In the city with the boys during
the month. The following stereoptican
lectures, which will be open TO the public,
viii be given in connection With this work
Homes SstNe Prof IuRR K. ". woieott Of = Nebraska
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July "A. Deep Sea Life Or. II. b. Ward.
dean OF the medical school, Nebraska uni
versity.
Several changes are being made in the
secretarial force of the association. w. s.
Rothery, who has been the business secre-
tary OF the association for nearly three
years and office secretary one year before
hat period, has resigned, to take effect
August /, He will become a partner of
l.. ID. Mitchell in the cleaning and dyeing
business. r. o. Babcock, Of the Nebraska
Telephone company, will be Mr.. Rothery's
successor. l. M. Oberkalter. who has
served since last fall as religious work
director, has resigned to enter the ministry
and will be succeeded by L. T. Crossman
OF Evanston, III. Mr.. Crossman is a grad
uate OF the Chicago Young Mems Chris
tian Association Training school and Of
Northwestern university, He has also
had experience as assistant T~CligiOuS
work director OF the Chicago assoc
Citations. He was married in Mansfield,
O., June u and with his bride will reach
Omaha August l to assume the duties of
his position. L. w. Clark, assistant phys
ical director the last year, has entered
the association Training school at Chicago
and will be succeeded on August l by Cecil
Keester OF Wesleyan university. Mr..
Keester has been the gymnastiC instructor
at Wesleyan the last year. s.. w. Cum
bingham OF the class of 1908, Kansas State
college at Manhattan, becomes assistant
boys secretary, effective August !. The
position has been filled the past year by r,
G, Theobald and A. d. Holloway, Mr..
Theobald has entered the Chicago Train
ing school and Mr.. Holloway becomes the
district secretary for northwestern Ne
braska August /. G, A. Meissner, employ
ment secretary, has resigned to enter
business and W. f. Harper, who for two
years has had charge of the building fund
collections, wi. look after the employment
work in the future. f. zimmerman has
been engaged to take charge of the billiard
room.