The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-07
MAKE ASSIGNMENTS
FOR PULPITS TODAY
Y. M. c. A, WORKERS WILL BE
HEARD BY THE VARIOUS CON-
GREGATloNs OF THE CITY.
Board Of Directors for the COMING
Year Election and Resolutions
Adopted Thanking Officers and
Others for Helpfulness.

Delegates to the State Y. NJ. {. AL
conference which closes its annual
meeting here tonight, will fill the fol-
lowing Hot Springs pulpits at II: COL
O'Clock this morning:
Central Methodist-state Chairman
~ B. Dickinson of Little Rock and
State Secretary Blake Godfrey OF
Jackson, Miss
Third Street Methodist-F g
Havighurst of New York CITY.
Park Avenue Methodist-Camp
secretary Chas. Kirtzhalz of Camp
Pike
Oaklawn Methodist--Wiu Pyles of
Blytheville and V. 0. Alexander of
Pine Bluff.
First observation-disclosures Hub
bell of Nashville, Tenn.
A big union meeting for men and
boys will be held this afternoon at the
tabernacle at o'clock and will be ad
dressed by A. L. Dow. one of the
strongest speakers among the regular
Y. NJ. c. A. secretaries at Camp Pike.
His subject viii be Honor and
shame Special music will be under
he direction Of Secretary H. r. COT
lin Of Chicago, musical director at
Camp Pike
The conference closes with a meet
ing a the Central Methodist church
tonight The speakers of the evening
will be. President j. w. Conger of
Central College at Conway; George
w. Lewis, State Boys Work Secre-
! tary; Howard Hubbell, International
County Work Secretary for the South
and BIG. Alexander of Nashville one
Of the International Secretaries.
At the afternoon session yesterday,
the following board of directors for
the coming year was elected
J. b. Dickinson, Little Rock; DR. j.
II. Reynolds, Conway; V. o. Alex
andeE Pine Bluff; c. J. Klein North
Little Rock; DR. c. f. Dickens, Arka-
| delphia; Governor c. H. Brough; Ben
F. Smith, Texarkana: j. G. Futrail,
Fayetteville; Caughey +. Hayes. Lit
tie Rock: r.. r. Carnahan, Pine Bluff
o. A. Graves, Hope Or. c. j. Chaplin.
JOnesboro; Hon T. C.. McRae Pres
colt; Levi Wilcoxon, Crosset; J. r.
Mcintyre. Pine Bluff J NJ Workman.
Arkadelphia; viii Pyles, Blytheville;
r. II. Dudley Piggott: John NJ An
drew FIT Smith: Rev. j. f. Congdon.
Benton; c. s. Fitzpatrick. Helena; +.
c. Powell. Little Rock; Rev. w. NJ.
FOL, IT.ate
Brinkley
State Secretary John l.. Hunter
gave his annual report yesterday
morning and it showed a wonderful
increase in the activities Of the y VI
c. A. in Arkansas during the past
twelve months. The number of state
secretaries in the field has been in
creased from one to six, and deficit |
in the expense budget has been
changed to a most satisfactory finan- /
cial showing
At the conference of Red Triangle |
League workers It was reported that !
a membership of nearly 5000 has been
secured and the work Is spreading
rapidly. This is the permanent army !
work organization of the Y NJ. G. A,
and Erwin Funk is state secretary of
this department Membership cam
paigns are under way In some fifteen
counties of the state and the field
will be enlarged as rapidly as the sec
retaries can reach the counties that
are calling for their assistance.
A most interesting feature OF the
session was the story by
CIaud n. Nelson of Conway Oh his
work among the German prisoners
" no are interned at Camp Neither