The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-05-21
Y. M. c. A. NOTES

7. M. G. A. NOTES
At the meeting of the Y. M. C. A.
directors held Monday night;,W. O.
Hinton was reelected PRESIDENT, M.
kPeale Collier, Vice-President, Pearce
Patton, Treasurer, and Y. H. Harri-
son, Recording Secretary.
Following the election of officers
the following committees were ap-
pointed for the year ending April
80, 1921:
Executive-H. A. Power, Chair
man; Catesby Spears, w. O. Hinton,
j. S. Wilson, M. Peale Collier.
Finance-John Woodford, Chair
man; w. o. Hinton, j. M. Caldwell.
John T. Collins, A. B. Hancock, w.
G. McClintock, Catesby Spears, H.
A. Power.
Membership-M. Peale Collier,
Chairman; D. S. Henry, F.: j. Burris,
Lee Kirkpatrick, Frank Collier, H.
L. Terrill, H. L. Baldwin.
Religious-H. A. Power, Chair
man; E. j. Burris, ]. S.. Wilson, Y
H. Harrison, Harry Kerslake, D. Y
L. Farley, o. l.. Davis, c. P. Cook
Charles Green:
Social-Harry Baldwin. Chair
man; John T. Collins, DR.. Henry, L.
B. Griffin, H. l.. Terrill, Charles w.
Fith!an.
Physical D. s. Henry, Chair
man; A. g. Hancock, J. T. Tucker
DR.. A. H. Keller, VIM. Bryan, H. L.
Baldwin.
,Educational-W. - o. Hinton,
Chairman; Poi. Kirkpatrick, Y. H
Harrison, Ray Ogden, Carl Bratton.
Boys Work-O. l.. Davis, Chair
man; j. T. Tucker, Frank Collier,
E. j. Burris, C. P. Cook, Dr.. S. p.
MOhney, John M. Brennan.
County Work-W. o. Hinton,
Chairman; John w. Jones, Ernest
Darnaby, j. B. Caywood, John
Woodford, Jas. l.. Dodge.
Economic-Pearce Patton, Chair
man: r. F. Clendenin. John T. Col
Inns, Hiram S. Redmon.
The membership committee was
authorized to inaugurate a special
summer membership campaign. This
campaign will open Friday evening,
May 81, when the swimming pool
will be opened for the summer. A
special gymnasium program will
also be given Friday. Everybody
invited
After the business session straw
| berries and ice cream ION the new
president" CD were enjoyed by the
members of the Board.
The Y. Nj. C.. A. Membership and
| Physical Work Committees Jointly
announce the opening of the swim~
ming pool and tennis courts for the
season, beginning Friday evening,
clay 21. At that time a special
open-house program will be nut on
IN the gymnasium.
The following swimming sched-
tie has been adopted for the sum-
mer:/
Men and Boys: Men, Mondays
and Thursdays. 1880 p. m.; En-
ployed Boys, daily, 700 p. m;
Younger Boys, Mondays, Wednes
days and Saturdays, $3.50 p. m.
Women and Girls-Women, Tues
deys and Fridays, 1000 a. M:
Business Women, Tuesdays and Fri
days, 1880 p. M, Girls, Tuesdays
and Fridays. $50 p. m.
A special summer membership
good until October /. will be issued.
&C. c. T. P" .(Christian Citizen
ship PrOgraml is the name of the
boys new work program, which has
been prepared by a large number of
leaders in boys work.
IT is a -four square" program
with a graded arrangement of char
acter-developing activities in the
physical, mental, devotional anG
service lines.
1t may be used by fathers with
their. individual boys, or it may be
used by organizations, such as Sun
day Schools:
The local Y. NJ. c. A. Boys Work
Committee will take steps at once
to organize.
Secretary Harrison, of the local
Y. NJ C.. A. is in receipt of bulle-
tin, announcing the opening of the
Strawberry Pickers' Camp for Boys
at Bowling Green, KY, May 49,
June, 10 approximately
The purpose of the Camp is tn
provide opportunity for boys to en-
Joy the pleasures of camp under
wholesome conditions and at the
same time TO work their way
through by picking strawberries.
Last year the camp was great sue
cess. Boys IA to 20 are eligible.
Any boy desiring information about
the camp should see Mr. Harrison.