The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-08
PLANS ARE MADE
 IN b|G CONFERENCE
MORE THAN 300 DELEGATES MEET IN LITTLE ROCK TO AR RANGE FOR THE BIG DRIVE
 NOVEMBER it-t8.

An enthusiastic state conference of r. NJ. C. A. workers and representa- tive citizens from all sections of t!is state assembled at the Hotel Marion ill Little Rock, Tuesday, Q ,tober 2S, and was in session the greater part of the day considering plans for the $l40,000 camp c1 to he conducted in Arkansas November HIS. There were more than 300 present
 It was an assembIage Of rpen Of the type that put over" blg projects, and all agreed that the goal ct is not too high for Arkansas part in the great s35,000,000 campaign 10 be car ried on in the United States. The needs are urgent, the cause ;ae great est ever exposed by religious body. ard the successful issue mrs. vital 10 the triumphant outcome of the world war.
 There was d number cf notable speakers at the conference several of whom brought a message direct from the firing line of Europe where the Y. NJ. C. A. ''huts" are home to hundreds of thousands of hone-sick boys. Among the speakers were George NJ. Day of New York, Fl, L. Heinzman Of Chicago, Rev C. H. Williamson of Memphis, F. Rogers Kemp of Tulsa, Okla, Guy s. Bilheimer of Denver. Colo, Gov. c. H. Brough, Chairman James B. Dickinson, Dr. Geo. w. Truett of Dallas, Tex, F. H. Cheeley of Denver, It. Col. Louis ]. Van Schaick of the 345th Inf, State Secre- tary John l., Hunter and others. Their addresses were inspirational and ef- and after the session, all the dele gates were taken to Camp Pike for an inspection of the cantonment. and the work being done by the Y NJ. C. A. there
 For the purposes of the campaign. the state las been divided into six teen districts. as follows. and secIs- tary placed in charge of each:
 No. l, A B. Nichols, Fayetteville Benton, Washington. Carroll and Mad ison. s11 .250.
 No. ?, Ray Glenn, Heber Springs Boone, Marion. Baxter, Newton, Searey, Stone, Van Buren and Gle, burne, SS,250.
 No. 3, Rev. ]. | Paisley Walnut Ridge-Fulton, Randolph, lzard Sharp and Lawrence. sS,000.
 No. 1, Berl Smith Paragould-Clay Greene, Mississippi and Poinsett, s14,- 800
 No. 5, Rev ]. F Kirkpatrick, Van Characterization, Sebastian, Logan Scott and Franklin, s16,000.
 No, 6, Rev B F. Musser, Russell ville-Johnson. Pope, Conway. Faulk her, Yell and Perry. sl3,250.
 No, [, A. S. Laird Newpcrt-Inde pendence. Jackson. White and Wood ruff. s13.OO0
 No. 8, H. F. Pittenger, Forrest City Gross. Crittendcn. St Francis and Lee, S12O0O.
 No. 9, Rev. J. D. Baker, Mena-Polk 200
 No. 10, Rev. !. F Congdon. Arka delphia Garland Hot Springs, Clark Pike and Nevada. s9.750
 No II. Rev. John Van Lear and F C. GorNine, Little Roek-P Paiaski, Sa line, Lonoke and Prairie, Sl9. .500
 Nc r, P. O. Nafe. Helena-Phn lips and Monroe. s1S,00O
 No 13. Rev. F.. T. Mcfarland and Ben r. Smith, TeXarkana Hemp stead Little River, Miller and Lafav cite. s2,500
 No l4. Rev w M Wright, Camden -Dailas, Ouachita, Calhoun. Unior and Columbia. S12,750
 No 15-V. o Alexander, Pine Blun Grant, Jefferson. Arkansas Cleve land and Lincoln s16.750
 No, Is, Rev R. NJ Holland. Monti cello, Bradley, Drew, Desha. Ashley and Chicot, $l0.500