Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23
SECRETARIESPLAN
ACTIVITIES FOR
SEASON


there win be large number Of new
buds in the association plant this
fall" said Paul Super, general secre-
tary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, this morning, with refer
ence to the two days conferences
which has Just been completed BY
the secretaries in planning the assoc
iafion's fall and winter work. The
work which has been planned for the
coming year Is the biggest schedule
ever outlined By, the association, the
physical department alone having 81
items on its program.
| These plans have been completed
and will be presented to the various
committees for final revision and
adoption. The work really begins
September Is, when the educational
department will begin to receive en-
rollments for the fall term. which be
gins September %. The night school
has previously been opened In Octo-
ber,. but the association has decided
to begin earlier this year and conduct
nine. months school divided into
three. terms. that is,l If the education-
"
say is chairman, approves. All Of the
established and successful features Of
the past will be continued. Plans
which have brought an institution up
TO having a membership Of nearly
1900, are worth being continued, and
practically all of the attractions
which have drawn men to the associ-
alton in previous years will be found
on the program when 1t Is put into
operation this fall The educational,
religious, social and boys depart
ments have developed good things,
many of which will be fried out for
[ the first time this year
Boys Work.
The addition Of Glenn e. Jackson
to the employed force for special work
with the boys department. makes pos
sible some new things in boydom. The
Grammar School Athletic League,
which was organized by the Y NJ. G.
"A, will practically be doubled In
number of activities. Heretofore.
teams have been organized only for
the older boys, but this year the
younger ones are to be given the op-
portunity to kick the ball and swing
the pat A numDeI "a .ne ..
pers VIII enter nisn sehooi snis ye a.
ana speciai actIvllles are III s
nook LOT Tue Lsl,1"s mIV - 80 -.
,ne Dlack an1 49, .l ~ ass $500 1870
lass , eal 'o nsNs $500 st,,5en n'
which number will be increased to
four this year. and there win be spe.
cial clubs for each of the different
classes.
Education Work.
tlne of the foremost develonments
n. tbss aducational department Il the
school for machine .shop apprentices.
| 8 Start was made along this line last
year and : s IneciaI class for. appreu.
tees vas carried on under the direc-
tim If + = Rerrv n If the Honolr-
| i, IRON works ana the eonrse nrov.
Cd To he ! preat success- Mr. Berry
hos Manned On extension If tse work
invoivine = two wears course of three
terms. and sinelnding shop mathemat.
los some of the theories If machine
operation. and such chemistry and
Iphvsics az II is especially desirable
| that = thorough machinist be acouaint.
led with hummer az new educational
Iclassas win he organized includine
thosa Tor the studv If Janarese. snan.
isb and German : mnsic. club and 4
c,,,b i - he , is,,1r to the reading and
- - 1901 ,s, 1,tarst,,re
1-sS $3.50 Z. 7SS'>- - 49,.
Inc reiigious Work department o
the assoclation mas set It's goai t.9vt
men and boys enrolled IN Bible scnoo
classes, last years number being zSs
The plans for. the coming year pro
| vide for 10 Bible study groups IN tht
mems department and IL IN the boys
department. Others will be added dur