Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-14

VI ef the Young Mems Christian Associs- ton for the past ten yeafs, retired from the office at the associatioh'sS annual meeting Wednesday night and James, c. Macpherson was elected president, Mr. Macpherson has been first vice president during, the years that Mfr. Case has
 Ths SssSciatiSSR's ssth. annual meeting vas preceded by 2, supper. at S.S9 .ia the hall which was Served .bK- the, ladies of tIh'f.s Csntrsl Eaptist .chdrpht under toe snty 7hyA men -eHjoyed- the. appetizipe menu served after the gathering had sung 4meficA and ,Rsy,, George H.. Strouse had asked the blessing.
 President Case Saiied the business meeting to order about f.so after @Rey, 1 pr, s. H. Howe had read { passage of
 scEipture and offered prayer. ,..,,.-
 Charles .L Stewzft's mirEtes. of the l last annual meeting, Treasurer, L.. R. | Church made the financial report, show | ines that for the st1teefth. year in sue< cession. the association has closed; the !, year. with all bills, paid and a balance
 on hand. This year the, balance is
 PfssiSsnt casa rasdl his annual rs-
 port which is given herewith.
 AStreeiafisa sf President Case.
 Prolonged applause greeted Presiden, Cases report srid B. P. Bishop arose te voice appreciation for the retiring presi. dents faithfulness, frs Christian spirit
 earnest and hftirihg work for the asso citation. Mir Bishop said he had beer associated with every president the as sociation had had and he considered Mir case had worthiis earned d place beside. | < 1A 4 ke~s 10 14 4Ar71 Nathan L. Bishop and Amos A. Brown Ing. the three former presidents. H. moved d rising vote. of appreciation l which was heartily given With a burst 0
 MT. Csst sfiehs acknowledged the hon ] or paid him and asked that thc man wh' was to suceeed him should be given. th
 sakne loyal backing he had received GsStfSi sssftiafy'i ksSstt.
 | Gshefal sseSetAfy Edwin Hi, \ prs sented his annual report which wifi b given Sunday. evening when, the Associ
 ation holds it's annual Anniversary meet ing, which this year wtfl De held at tn Community house oh Church street. .,Th speaker of the. evening will be Rev. F. Wright of New York, s former Nor Wich pastor.
 Reports were made by. the trustees an by the building fund committee, the lat ! ter showing that a, total of. $7S,SsS.f had been paid in during, the past, year ! It was. also announced. that, a B6st6
 architect had been engaged to make th plans for, the new building with Cud
 worth and Woodworth of this city a
 associate architects. T DeSartnent Reports.
 Dsbaftn1eft rspjofts were presented s ] follows: Membership, Weston C. Puilen : house committee Charles A. Saxton " physical departffienti Shepard B.. Palmer | boys, department, Archie S. Knowles :; e |. dcatiotisl cotnniittee, James c. Macphes : 1 son; rental committee, Herbert B, -Cars : religious work, c. Edward Smith s'
 eial committee, Harry M, Clark.
 Tte ssociation membership was repor : Cd St SS5. 1t was antlo1nced that Boy ' Secretary Archie Knowles is to leave u ;. Ntfwich association to take similar !, < sition with the Hartford association ar H. Ia vote of appreciation of his work hel Q Votes of appreciation to the clerg the press, and the Wofnan's uxiliary we 1,i alEo passed. --..-- z stSte sec+stsry sbekks.
 Fred D. .Flagg of New. Haven, Y.
 IC. A. State sscfetafy, tsss called upon 1
 President Case and resbohded with ; X irispirihk talk along the lines Of '. ] lC. \. work. Saying that this was u l, day of the young man in whose han, l. we may. weil say the solution of tl e worlds problems will. lie and the orga y ization that is taking care of the bo. e and the. y6dhk men is doing cohstructi l. work of f1ca1cdlAble value. He cor 1T mended the work that the reports h. t, shown the Norwich Y. M. c. A. is q IA] tTS
 $ Mayor LerSva caiiea On.
 IS Mayor H. N. LeroI, who was a ,g1e le at the supper, was called on, by Pre- ' dent cast and in fsspondink briefly sa 70 that the men .St the head of the '. l. c. A, work 6ete were to be conerstdlat j. for what 1t is doing It Is an uplitt i 1S fiuehce of great value and he felt ] g could say that Norwich without a ., would be. ike ship. without ruddei r He was enthusiastically applAuded. A. A. officers Elected
 Harry M, Clark, chairnah of the not
 mating committee, presented the folloi
 ilf list of officers recommended wi
 were HnanimousIy elected by the nieetin !. TrHstees for three C years, to succee Ia themselves William B. Young and Ere CT erick W. Lester. <, -.s, ..,.l. 1o themselves, IA U. 1Omllh, CnSrieS A. xfod E. ton, Philip A. Johnson, C. P. Ca-pent sh President, James c. Macpherson ;; hl 1e vice president Allyn L. Brown hon9ra Al vice presidents, B. F., tBehop. George
 Loring, James L. Case treasurer,, Lol C. R. Church; recording secretary. Charl
 L. Stewart. e.,t "A
 President Macpherson. took tiis ch ok Amid applause ahG spoke with feeling 5n his long association with MT, Case a Id General Secretary Hill. declaring that d. was due to Mir. Case that the associati re is at present held in such high este he in the community and has the united su v. port of so many He trusted ta have t It help and cooperation ia. the future :, B. those who have given such loyal suppl e- to the association. ...-....,. ed The meeting ad;olrned with the sinsi ?, of the doxoioEy sftef prayer ty F h- George H. Weich.
 Y, PRESIDENT CASES REPORT
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