Evening journal., 1920-05-14
COOCH ELECTED
~ PRESIDENT
Newark Association Direc-
tors Well Pleased With
First Years Work
ANNUAL MEETING
HELD LAST NIGHT
speoIal % The Eyening IournaI.

meeting Of the Y. NJ. C. A. last night
the following were elected directors
for three years: Robert 5. Gallaher,
William E. Holton, Dean Charles A.
: McCue, Pierce X. Crompton and Harry
l.. Bonham. Messrs. Gallaher, Holton
and McCue were reelected and
tMessrs. Crompton and Bonham sue
ceed Norris n. Wright and George l..
Medlll.
The board organized by re-electiug
Francis A. Cooch, president; George
Carter, vice-president; William L.
Hayes, corresponding secretary and
H. Warner McNeal, treasurer. Presi-
dent Cooch announced the appoint
ment Of the following standing COM
mittees for the year:
Executive COmmittee-Arthur G..
Wilkinson, the Rev. Frank Herson,
Dean Charles A. McCue and A. l..
Beals.
Finance-A. G. Wilkinson, William
L. Holton and Harry L. Bonham-
Religious WOrk-The Rev. Frank
Herson, Earl Dawson and William E.
HOlton.
Educational-Dean Charles A Nc
Cue, Robert 5. Gallaher and II. War
ner McNeal.
Physical-A. L. Beals. P. X. Cromp-
ton and w. L. Holton.
House-George Carter, A. G. Wilkin--
son, George l.. Townsend, Jr., Earl
Dawson, A. l.. Beals and Francis LIN
dell.
Boys Work-Francis Llndell. VIII
liam +. Hayes and q. l.. Townsend
MembershiD-G. L. Townsend, W. p.
Holton, w. Z. Hayes, Earl Dawson and
.Francis Lindell.
The "Y' is just closing its hrst year
and the report submitted by the au-
ditlng committee A. L. Beals and r. 5.
Galaher was especially encouraging.
The receipts for the year were as FOL
lows: Membership dues, 81 ,2Ol.JO;
contributions, $685. 60; carnival, ST.
fs356: rentals, si95; other sources,
si7935; total, s3.7339i. The expenses
were: Salaries. 81 ,696i2; house, light
heat and water, s4h.Iei magazines
si0059; Office expenses, siie.Io; .s5e egeip- l-
ment, SSJs.O6; miscellaneous, s21o.ii;
Total, S3,62402. Balance on hand end
a. year. April 30 s3O9.s9.
The assets Of the association May
were as follows: Cash on hand, edyJ.-
50: accounts receivable, s228.3O; equip
ment and furniture, Si25; supplies,
q. si12.64, making a total surplus Of ST.
1888 The directors( were mucn
pleased with the FIRST years showing
and especially when the fact is con-
= sidered that the expenses the neXt
year will not likely be as heavy as
the equipment is paid for.
W. paul BebOut the general secre-
tary TO whom much credit Is due Tor
the lrst years work recently resigned
and will leave the last OF this month
I 10 return TO his home in PlttsDurg
Messrs. Townsend, HOltOn and VIII
kinson. a special committee to look
for his successor, mad no report 10
make last night.
Arrangements have been made to
l. allow the flremen the use OF the gym
nasium for dancing during their car
nival next summer.
from the second Thursday to the sec
ond Tuesday night Of each month.
There will be a special meeting OF
the board next Thursday night u
confer with George L. Goodwin, inter.
=. State secretary OF the Y. NJ. C. A. fol
i this district relative 20 important mat
ters pertaining to the local associa
n Miss Anna Clark, National Y w.
A. secretary will address the members
or the local Y. W. G.. A. gym Class
next Monday evening at the \. NJ. g. A
The class has just closed a series o
l. 10 lessons.
Committees have been appointed b,
the Newark NJ z. Church Sunda,
school to plan for the Chilaren la "a.
exercises the second Sunday in June
The Woman's Home Missionary 50
ciety Of the Presbyterian Church me
Il. Yesterday afternoon at the home. o
Mrs Thomas ]. Green. The sub1ec
studied was Mountain America an'
the Spanish settlements
: The senior class OF the high schoo
will hold a bake tomorrow IN tn
ANIIUnN
81, Lovett, Alice Leak, Louisa EaslDurl
4 and Rebecca WollastOn have been ap
pointed a committee to have chars
Of the bake.
Bishop John j. Monaghan will con
. firm a class at st. Johns r.. q. Lhurcl
A Sunday afternoon. He Will also Dies
the four new statues.
n. Cooch's Bridge Chapter. Daugnier
n Of the American Revolution, VIII mol
a meeting this afternoon at the hom
Of Mrs. J. Pearce Cam and viii TAX
up the study Of Newark history.
The Board OF Education has electe
Miss Helen Milhkin Of Wilmington
y teacher OF Latin and French in III
high school.
from the local high school TO the col
ference Of high school girls whic
opens in Dover today: SeniOrs-Aln
Dunlevy and Helen Pillsbury. Junlo
-Beulah Law and Charlotte Dayei
4 SophOmores-Olive Porter. Freshmt
Ruth Gioker and Margaret Burkett.
The Continental Fibre Company WI
n omen a store for the benefit OF en-
nioyes OF ihc plant in the opera houl
building IN A short time
A dance viii be given for the bei
4 eft OF the Newark baseball club III
der the auspices OF the Pail Mall Cit
& tonight
4 The local Post American Legion w
hold a dance next Friday night.
The Delaware College Chapter
the American Association OF Enc
neers has elected the following Of
GERS: President. /. H. Boggs; VIC
! president Walter d. Smith: eecretar
II William r. Anderson; treasurer, w
Ham II. Frederick.
The Agricultural Club OF the cole
has elected these officers: Presidei
Arnold Barnard; vice-president, ].
land Hurff: secretary. Leonard Dal
AZ the monthly dinner OF the 7
view board Tuesday night. Charl
CarsweIl. the retiring editor. Drap
smith: the retiring business manage
Professor +. NJ. X. Foster and Bui
ness Administrator A. G. wilkins
were the guests. Or. Foster made
address on "The college newspaper