Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-12

Y. M. c. A. NOTES..


Members of the local associations
physical department are practising
faithfully for an exhibition to be given
May 4th. An exceptional program has
been prepared, so that the families OF
the members will haze an opportunity
to see the work that is being done "
build up thee young men and boys.
The annual examination Tor prizes VIII
take place on Friday, April -. Rally
day will be observed for the boys OIL
the State on May Z. At that time the
leaders corps or the local association
will give an exhibit of their work TO
the members of other associations. An
exhibition will also be given by the
boys for the benent OF the guests, the
afternoons events to close with d
swimming contest, open to all members
under II years of age.
1.-The Epistle to the Romans was the
topic of an interesting lecture given
by the Rev. George Dunshee, of Eilza-
beth, in the Alling room last night.
Ivan P. Flood, boys work director.
will conduct a conference of teachers
of boys classes in the Campbell room
at 6 o'clock tonight, when the topic
The Training of the Wilf Will be DIS
eussed.
DR.. E. H. Baldwin, of this city, Will
deliver a free medical lecture on the
topic 1.-The Proper Care of the Eyes
on Wednesday e~venins OF this week IN
the Alling room. All men will be ad-
mitted free.
The Boy and His Body and How
Bad Habits of Boys May Be Over
come" as well as kindred topics VIII
be, discussed by a group of men inter-
ested in boys work, which will meet in
the Campbell room on Friday evening,
when H. A. Cozzens will be the teacher
Refined motion pictures and Malcolm
Schackleford. the ~well-known humorist
and imitator, will be the attraction al
the popular entertainment to be giVen
in Wallace Hall Saturday evening
THE Life and Times of job Will be
the subject of the lesson at the session
of the workers training class SUNDAY
morning at 9:15 o'clock.
The usual mems meeting VIII not be
held Sunday afternoon, as The members
will attend the mass-meeting TO DC
held in the Newark Theatre una thS
auspices of the laymen's missionary
movement, beginning at S:45 o'clock
Governor j. Franklin Fort will preside
The Hon. H. B. Fl. Macfarland, o.
Washington, d. c., and the Rev. S. M
Zwemer, of. Arabia, and others will b'
the speakers. There will be specia
music. Only men will be admitted.
on Wednesday evening the youths
social Bible class will have a business
meeting after the regular session. a
which plans for the summer will u
taken up. After this a meeting of tn
chairmen of the new committees vii
be held to talk over plans for next sea
sons work.
On Friday Frank f. Grey will speai
at a mass-meeting of boys on the sub
ject Making Tracks. In the evenin.
in Wallace Hall Frank w. Smith
an ex-soldier, who spent some time il
Andersonville prison, will give hi
famous wal lecture on I'm and Out o
A~ndersonville.e Mr.. Smith has givei
this lecture in most of the importan
cities of the United states and is a fin,
speaker. He is quaint, witty, origina
and eloquent, a born comedian and
brilliant entertainer. In h city o
Chicago this lecture was given in tn
star course conducted by the associa