The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24
RULES FOR YIN. c. A.
BOYS ARE OUTLINED
Members of Advisory Commit
tee Meet and Form Reg
uIationS.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED.
DEPARTMENT UNDER SUPERIN.
TENDENcE OF oRvILLE BRUN-
SON WILL BE GOVERNED IN "A
SYSTEMATIC MANNER.

The policy and rules and other mat
ters pertaining to the boys depart
ment of the Y. NJ c. A. were decided
upon at a meeting of the advisory
committee of this section, that was
held at the Commercial club rooms last
evening. Orville Brunson, secretary
OF the boys department spoke most
enthusiastically of the prospects. He
stated that there would be at least $50
boys enrolled in this department, 100
In the Bible department, 100 juniors,
and so in the preparatory.
Thy policies of the boys department
that were outlined last evening fol-
low:
1t will be the policy to give the
boys themselves, as large share as
own activities. Each committee and
cabinet will meet once a month.
Boys membership about 25O-Pre.
paratory so, Juniors 100, Interme-
date 100.
One hundred boys enrolled in Bible
study.
Hold boys meeting regularly each
week
Frequent socials and game tourna-
ments.
Take trips to shops, factories, and
other places of interest in Richmond
and nearby cities.
Interest the boys in gymnasium
work, outing, hikes, cross country
runs, and over night camps.
Get fifty boys to give at least two
cents a week For Other Boys"
Once a month or oftener have lee
furers and talks of an educational ma
ture
The board of directors is divided in
the following committees:
Physical department, Religious
Work, Boys Department, Socials. Out
door Athletics and Aquatic.
The physical department committee
is subdivided into gymnasium commit
tee, and the religious work committee
is divided into bible study meetings
and personal work committees.
The boys department is divided into
the boys cabinet which is subdivided
into Bible Study committee, Meetings,
Social and Rooms. Sick and Relief, Ed
vocational and F. o. B. for other boys.)
The sub committees for the social COM
mittee have not been organized. This
grouping shows the relation of the diff
ferent departments to each other.
Committees are organized among the
boys in order to get them to feel re-
sponsible for the work in their own de-
partment. The furnishings for the
boys rooms were also announced last
evening.
The membership will be for boys
fifteen to eighteen years and the dues
will be: First year, 81; second year,
l$6; and third year and thereafter, 50
annually This membership includes
the use OF the gymnasium, baths, and
swimming pool, three times week
and the use of the boys rooms every
afternoon and evening.
The Juniors will be boys from
twelve to fifteen years and the dues
will be: First year, So; second year and
thereafter, 81 annually. This men,
bership includes the use of the gym
EaSium, baths and swimming pool
three times a week and the use of the
boys room every afternoon until six
O'Clock and Friday night to about nine
O'Clock.
The junior preparatory department
viii be composed of boys from ten to
twelve years of age and the dues will
be So year, which entities the holder
to one gymnasium class and one swim
a week.
Lockers are extra-S1.OO a year or
rs cents If two boys use the same lock-
er.
The advisory committee includes w.
Scott Hiser, chairman. d. d. Ramsey,
Arthur L Smith, William j. Hiatt,
Judge w. c. Converse and Orville
Brunson, secretary and superintend-
emit OF the boys department.