The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-21
Y. NJ. c. A. DIRECTORS
ELECTED LAST NIGHT
Secretary Homer L. Hoising-
ton Announces His Inten-
ton of Resigning.

Two new members were elected last
night TO serve on the board OF directors
OF the Y NJ. c. a. for three years and
three members OF the old board were re-
elected a the annual directorate election
held at the Y. M c. A.
The new directors are Frank B. Cook.
cashier OF the Utah Savings & Trust
company, and L. o. Howard cashier o.:
Walker Brothers bank These men re-
place John Dern and DR.. Ernest d Ham
mond. The three members re-eecIed to
the board are George D. Keyser, Robert
B, Porter and William Bowen. The other
ten directors are: w W. Armstrong.
Duncan Macvlchle. T. w. Boyer. F. W.
Francis. f. q. Stephens F. A Sweet, n.
w. Sturgs, w. e. Orem. w g Coulson
and J. D. Spencer.
IT was unofhcialy announced last
night that Homer l.. Hoisington, who ha s
been secretary OF the BOYS department
OF the y. NJ &. a for more than a year,
would resign about March |. Until that
time Mr. Hoisington will continue in
charge of the boys department. On
March 10 Mr.. Hoisngton Will leave for
Fort Smith. Ark, TO take charge OF sew
eral boys organizations in Fort Smith
under the auspices of the Y. NJ. g. \.
there. Mr.. Hoisington's new position
Will give him a larger field In the boys
work. and 1t also will be u step nearer
the position of boys director In the as
sociations In the larger cities OF the
country.
MT HoIsington has been in Y. NJ. c. A.
work for nearly eight years lie first en-
tered the work In Salt Lake with the To-
cal association, After he had been here
two and half years he went to Detroit.
where he remained for three and a half
years. He returned TO resume the work
with the local association about a year
ago He has done splendid work with
the boys OF the associations, both In Salt
Lake and Detroit. and is liked not only
by the boys OF the institution. but by
those with whom he works. 1t was with
regret last night that the directors
learned Mr. Holsington's intention to
leave Salt Lake.
The board OF directors, including the
TWO new members elected last night. VIII
hold its first meeting next week 10 elect
officers for the year. Following the elec-
ton OF the directors last night President
w. w. Armstrong made brief speech
dealing with the work done by the asso-
clation during the past year and outlin-
Ing what was intended TO be done In
1914. He said the Institution needed the
support OF men who stand for moral
things in the community. as we'll as finan.
cial support.
General Secretary E. C. Caster deliv-
cred his annual address. outlining the
progress made by the associa tions
throughout the country within recent
years with reference 10 the moral and
physical uplift OF young men. Mr. Cas-
tcrs topic was What the Community
Has a Right to Expect From the Young
Mems Christian Assocla ton and What
the Young Mems Christian Association
Has a Right 10 Expect From the Com
munity. He spoke Of the difference be-
tween the associations as they are be-
ing conducted today and as they were
conducted In the earlier years
Other short talks were made by the
Rev. WIN A. Belts. the Rev. 3. F Bron-
son. the Rev. +. 5. Bowernan.- Frank
B. stephens. II. w Walters. :. B. Tuttle
and William Bowen. During The evening
vocal selections were rendered by DR.
Wesley Davis. accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. A. :. Peters.
James H. Wolfe was elected secretary
for the board of directors. This office is |
"A new one created this year. Mr.. Wolfe |
will have charge OF the minutes and other !
clerical matters OF all meetings OF the |
board Of directors