The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 11, 1911, Page 3, Image 3
The Interstate Y. M. C.
Meeting La
SOME INTERES
On Thursday night, January 26th
the delegates to the Eighth Annua
Convention of the Carolina Young
Men's Christian Association assem.
)led in Raleigh. About one hun
drcd and fifty were in attendaice
The address of wvelcome was mad<
by the Governor of North Carolina
the Hon. V. W. Kitchin, and afte1
this had been briefly replied to by
your secretary, Mr. Speir, of Char
lotte, read the report of the inter.
state committee for the ten iontli
. from March ist to December ist
V 1910. The statistical part of this re
o port is of great interest, and is givei
cS below in full. After the reading o
cd the report an address on "Th<
6 Sword of Goliath" was delivered I
Dr. C. A. Miller, of Charleston, wh
also spoke twice at the sessions oi
cd Friday, to the great enjoyment of al
10 who heard him. The chief features
S of the Friday morning progran
were the report of the religiou
work committee, and the foreigi
work committee. Two thousan<
three hundred dollars was th
amount contributed last year by the
Carolina Association to foreign mis
sions, and $5,ooo has been set as the
objective for the coining year. I
all work together this amount cal
be easily raised.
On Friday afternoon the studen
delegates had a separate conferenc<
at which Dr. Weatherford presided,
Bible study, mission study, work foT
new students, and the summer con
ference at Montreat were dis
cussed. At night addresses wer<
given by Mr. Schlichter, of Char
lotte, on "The Industrial Movement
in the Carolinas," and by Mr. Gates
of Atlanta, on "Recent Advances il
Association Work." This last was
well illustrated by stereopticor
views. On Saturday the chief top.
ics discussed were: "A Progressiv<
State Work Policy," by Mr. Ackley
of Richmond;" "The Associations it
Co-operation," by Mr. Williams, o:
New York; "The Association's Op.
portunity With Boys," by Mr. Rob.
inson, of Charlotte, and "The Asso.
ciation and Clean Sport," by Mr
Bretthaner, of Charleston. In the
afternoon the delegates were treate1
to an automobile trip) around
Raleigh. At night the conventior
b)anqujet wvas heldl, at whlich tile p)rin
cip)al sp)eakers were the Hion H. H
F. Macfarlanid, of Washington
formerly Commissioner of the D)is
trict of Colunmbia ; Mr. Charles R.
Dunn, of Newv York, and Mr~
J'osep)huts Daniels, editor of thc
Raleighl News and Observer. On
Sunday afternoon there was a big
mni's meetintg in the Academy of
Music, and at night a farowell ser
vice in the First Presbyterian
church. Th'Ie courteous hospjital ity
of the citizens of Raleigh add(edl
much to the pleasure and profit ol
A. Convention at Raleigh.
rgely Attended
TING STATISTICS
The statistical table given below
certainly affords cause for congrat
ulation, but it also presents a strong
call to still larger service.
ST M STICS.
1900 1910
A neito.. ... 180 58 93 40
Employed Offierai !2 r-8 40 )109
'M mb re.. .... 1.1100 11,132 17o ofI
Co mtee e . 80J1 114148 1006 190
Iuidine l4tindf. $ 108.00 $ 1.176,0M 987 178
Currnt Expeise8. $ 20,02 $ 108,081) 444 17
usiung I'ly8t1eal
E i-part ..tO . 075 1 8,00 400 200
Rd liMona I 0iams
Hitrolimp t ...... 172 444 168 102
Dt ble Wlass Enroll. 285 3,042 067 *
lsion m .a k En.
rollment r.. ........ .* 1.183 * *
Attendance Relig
lous Meeting..... 48,169 101,510 2:15 122
* Figires not given.
Biology.
Unfathomable study! Thy origin
Must needs have been in some for
saken spot,
Where demons reigned and reason
entered not,
Or entering, soon retired. When I
begin
To extricate myself from where I've
been
Entangled in thy mass of names,
begot
\Vithout a meaning, then my fearful
lot
Grows sadder. "Trace the well es
tablished kin
Between the Memathelminthes and
the eye
Of Spondylomorum, bringing in as
link
The Paleozoic horse. And then
descry
Effect of photo-synthesis uponl
The nerv,ous system of the gnat." I
sink
Below a pass-am just where I be
gun!
Senior Bowman: "Vcll, 'Snag,'
how did1 you come out on English?"
Fresh Bradley (strutting around
room): "I shot 'om dead."
Sr. 11owman: "What did you
make?"
Fr. Mradley: "A second."
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