The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15
|. M. A. Announces Program
pf Activities for Coming Year
First Time in History Organization VIII Be Able to Garry Out.
Complete Line Of work-Amusement and Religious Activity for
Men and Boys TO Be Provided-Hundreds Taking Advantage Of
the Things offered by Local Branch.

Tor the first time In the history OF
Young Mems Christian associa-
In Albuquerque q complete pro-
m OF activities win be carried out.
8ieral Secretary l.. ". Fox an
|inces In Issuing ~ outline OF the
Iffam Tor the year i~als-lgfO. Here
pre- Tor various reasons some pnr-
iiar phase Of the work has had TO
curtaiied each year. hut at last a
.iplete ~all-aruund program IL to be
through.
the field Vf operation Of the organ
3tion il easily related to the various
fVice enterprises OF the city. No
'cmpt has been made In this outline
the activities 10 no into detail. and
ming is suggested as to the value
the everyday Informal service that
\ renders hundreds 81 boys aud
y regardless % their Identification
the association. In the cuGrse
IL year thousands Of people passing
Tough the city . entertained am:
thus made to feel the hospitality
our city In a way that they would
" the building did not occupy
4 a prominent place.
Tie I'rogrgtn Follows:
SOCIAL; tiontnly Membership
Meetingsl.
1 object.
Presentation 81 association
irk.
sl Discussion OF plans for inn
Ivement Of association service.
- Member getiers and new mem
y attend. Introduction Of new
|mbers.
'EClAL EVENTS:
M Halloween.
20 New Years Day.
tt3l WashinEton's and Lincoin's
thda1 tpniriotlc cricbrationsD also
&vemhcr nth.
|uD bowling and billiard tourna-
fnt dinners.
lC1AL STUDY CLUB:
'rhis organization a possibility for
ious study Of local social problems;
lusinE. health. care 81 children. so
Industrial situation, etc. These
4 other questions discussed would
We 60 stimulate those interested In
Plantations directly related 20 a
b. civic problems and would tend
more general Information and more
|npathy between various classes.
H. RELIGIOUS
nd sunday Program.
|ta) Fellowship lunch taddresses OF
irious naturei.
Chl Evening meetings In churches
nducied hy Y. N. g. A. meu-tNo-
pmher To March,
'tcl 'Four-thirty' Bible class fpI
pm who do not go to sunday school
FMS beginning November II a leader
n he securcdl
Leo Church Corporation Program
ta1 Regular information to min
err regarding church preference OF
Lcnibers.
,bl Develop groups from cact
urch 10 spend time in building reg
Hrly FOR the purpose % becoming
quainted with members ana bring.
y them to the social and reiigiou'
%ectings u the church.
(cl Committee on church Hela.
nship' to meet with ministers and
fhera who may constitute ~ NJ. e.
4 Committees This Joint commit.
Il to work ont plans Tor things ths
rious churches would like the y
4 e. \. 10 do For example Per
|nnl evangelism. church membership
I@rrcasc. SUNDAY school organization
teacher training associated WORK
pll churches in community and spe-
religious services.
III EDUCATIONAL.
.Cummittec to lind 70 need Tor
nEs that association may do. Sug-
'st.
lGN salcsm1uship.
lt.l Public speaking
bNlp Automobile lectures and dem
Lsfruiiou.
lU Practical talks On various sub
81 Health lectures.