The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-26
!. N. c. A. OFFICIALS
ARE ALL REELECTED
General Secretary Mckee Enters HIS
Twenty second Consecutive Year
OF Service.
ASSOCIATION VERY PROSPEROUS
Every Activity Is Showing Growth.
Summer Of This Year Was Best In
History OF Organization.

The fret meeting OF the board of
directors OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, for the fall. was held
last evening in the association office.
with sixteen directors present The
meeting was opened with prayer by
F. w Iaughton Those present We're
w. p. Duke, w. ]. whitehurst. j. L.
Anderson. C. p, Richardson, c. G.
Taylor, Jr. n. D. Sifls. C. J. Billups.
Jacob Umlauf. ]. p. Jones. H c.
Robelen, w e. Crawford, r. w.
Laughton, E. W. Farley, c. J. Ander-
son. W. r. Murphy and F. p. Dun
ford. also General Secretary Mckee.
Directors Q. ]. Sands, O. A. Hawkins
and r. c. Hawkins. Jr.. we're un-
avoidably prevented from attending.
The treasurers report, special cash
were submitted. showing this to have
been the best summer in the history OF
the association. The splendid work
done ny the membership campaigners
and executive force received hearty
expressions OF appreciation on part Of
the directors. special mention being
made OF the service rendered by Mr.
Fl. G.. Johnson. boys secretary. In
carrying on the gymnasium work dur
ing the summer months. while there
was a vacancy in the physical depart
ment.
CONFIRM Nominations.
Al previous meeting OF the board
nominating committee. composed of
Directors O. A Hawkins. c. r. Rich
ardson and w. e. Crawford. was APP
pointed to nominate officers for the
WI -s4km IL. ~.
ported the following officers for re-
election:
w D. Duke. president. sixth year.
w ]. whitehurst, frst vice president,
twenty-fourth year: J. p. Jones, sec
ond vice president. third year, j L.
Anderson. third independent. third
year: G. @, Taylor. Jr.. recording sec
rotary. eleventh year; O. J Sands
treasurer, fourteenth year
General Secretary Mckee was re-
elected for his twenty second consecu-
tive year OF service. having entered
upon his present duties October Is,
1898. when the association WAS strug
Cling against many obstacles.
Important matters of an executive
character were handled prom pity. in
Guiding ar appropriation of $50 70 the
Blue Ridge Association at Black
Mountain, n G, 10 help meet the debt
incurred on accopn. of the recent
foods: representation of thu Richmond
association at the Springfield (Mass.)
Vocational Conference November I
and ? and at the International Com
mittee dinner. New York city, Sovem-
her Q. and the matter OF securing the
next International Convention. which
has been invited 10 meet in Richmond
In 1915
Flashlights Prom the Reports
The treasurers report for Septem
her showed receipts to he s3T5a64,
and expenses So. $3.50.
The Committee on Student Work
appointed by the board. reported that
they had accorded to the members OF
the Medical College Association credit
OF one dollar on presentation OF their
college association tickets. on fall
membership campaign tickets.
The association gives credit on
its regular membership ticket OF the
face value OF any student ticket pre-
scented. not exceeding one dollar
On recommendation, the locker
charges were changed so as to ne ATTY
cents for three months or any fraction
thereof, according TO the length OF
the ticket taken out ny the member.
All members using the physical de-
rartment must have lockers,
Meetings and Bible Glasses.
During September the Mems Life
ran on '"p ns.u ''us nsee.ins.; .'.e
~. E, 49, - 'neseihss.
VIZ rAe'u.iss nlu.e s.ady a"en.S.nSe
~ anu '"e''' SIN s"op meetings
"s.u e.,
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during the remainder of the month
u -. were n"'u. WIZ an
,ss y. ne "..en"snee
OBJ ~~tA
$3.50. "eho gan. We
pe"''' spIenu,u repor1 TOT oe'ooer'
80 r1
ns ious Iiee'ihss 60, W
,ms Nu,s ~. ".nay AI.e'hooh Iino
na. lynne gymnasium
az one "a
on sep.ernoer ~ ens memoersnfp
Isaehs" ,ne nlsneM no'cn IN 'ne MS
ua ne assoo,"'ion. s.os@'
p.eref no Iecoru on tnree
10 $3.50 o'.s. nse nein oe.sn.p sappers
anr 'hrse co,hn'''ee meenhes'
III, ne no y i, report showed prae-
ncaiIy nun nouse. 'At present tnere