BAPTIST,AMEZ'S MEET
N. C. Native Ha* Marines Post
RAIiTKHT Infm nifitioi: \v;ja Burin. . io N> >.v l..viidon
(i.vi-red hr:.- this week that Conn
. r'«i lit ( :ii t'iiru n.ili'. f- und irn n'ibi-i Tl i\'( ’ 'itarinr v.id; -i.tified
n: .J,» l: ,N IV *: •. ."> t •; i- - Pfe .T.V.AtUalf-t’, .-•**■» Os
< : I* - ■ I -111 N ;.1 "u.'.'ii.t . I \! 11111:. A 'it lKii'liiii
H .... j,. ilid .it i II S N-iv
Meningitis Proves Fatal To lot
lil i f>J(iTON . fti'al - nl r- - ■ u-irm v. a.- I< in !">•.> "ibis
. |i' ii.:j I !.i> Hill il. vv.-i: i i j'.- t.-M id. N.-lli . f li. l.illirj f: ion Till'
he re ihi- v r'i-k liii'iiiA il'.irn child had >•: fi 111 - -1! .> -un omite
nrr i' i Il; in' r- i. ii- on flii'ii - ' -
Aged Man Road Mishap Victim
V, l-.7;i: i!0 I All.-, c.iniitj n . ■ ! : t«-t« • ■ ' ••• t • Ih >t-
J■ ■ . j! i... id 11 tii i 1:1-i: i ; i■' I" < ■ -i.ti l II A i 'Villi
t!ii year S. ndfli uJI -•; ri’ >• r. >• i m-c.
;;ii .',.1 n::Ul V all.l'd Hilo tie id-' -Vo .'!.ir ; Cv : iiifi-l Alt“ Il Hd-
Os 3 HUHI.j Ca . Hit Hirin' C> I ivl. -Middle 'll. lIK.Tt I;" WlT
j>.iaii<. It - ' Mo '
l' , ... ! hlii V' h-ivi hi'i-ii ill. •;
Ail-Star Classic Slated
(.riFI N* HOT TO Shi- South'- pb- .i . jet to *> »"*'•- •o. lee
Original AH St ji Bas* >a't OlaJ-iC ■' - * «'■ '-HI . mm- It* <f '•: hah ' j
V ill V.. til 'll ill 111.- Men-m-inl St:.- ndimi 1 o l< ■> '■
diiiin <i (It i<' 11 -1 1 ro \o.o-i 10 !>: - v»> i i\;i i- and jni'ii '\i'h
2 : coniiti; to A .1. H -.mnioiul of Hu- Wm-hoi-S.il- -. I’tmd tii -n' •
CAvr-i.-bor.-- iltd Wiiist-Hi-Sa’i-n- Hi-iV- rs. ammiini t«. Ms Ham- '
Tijii A)> st.<f (Sami': ('ornniiltee I'rinds w til It-- I t-cl non. as
rilf'- Sstfiftlftl: -‘t . - a,ni -■■ • I *'d I ■ .■■■■ New llllr-.m mid !' ■- ih
VI -1;.,,. I) .\, 111 \Vill. t' : ■ 'Sit 'ltv.fl 'I. a ■■ '•<•:>. Ih
C.Opj < , (1,. .|p fi.;- 1 I,- .. till !- the South
Charlotte Publisher Dies
, i
(II H) it) ! i Sri • at'• 1 .'a-- • n.-mv rilr-too' ntul civic 'to.j
\,.,r ,i!ij 1 l**i)• ' 1 *.. Af'ti s -Mill 1 io tin- im-.-f t t-r th- nil'.
r ,'d j 11. ’j- nt r,j the- C.'Stat iottf Ho. - 'ot: -ifi dii--! U-
I-,-,* ; .vt.l-.i-, t. : dmd :.:>o. 11 t- shrvtv. d 1 -.ns
v-.f-U M.mtSav :.! tv 1. v .id vtst of ( A M !!■ of thV hr
til health. 1’ ;t ' " D
Hoi,-Hit: ft. ad.-n t• . * host hi dan -ht.-r. Mr; Mu . i.- h- Aid*
war- amt and h.. on ■ i *isoiith V...
About A Lot O.i Mountain Dew
("iAKTONI \ Afti-r .Il • -Uv-t.-r Histover -d vl'u- 1 :. '
oi nontax .o, v!. • ; wot, Ft . .a; n.ovnin 1 -s-n'aift'd in £;
uunrt mat Li: h0:.:.-, h' --- l.ii'd- ; lw,ff-.,a110r. iv « ‘Wtioh er it;
.vi (fit 1a,;.. , 1! id. v : - ■ h»dd..-i) in :t be-'-. '
CI-MV.-I ,1 Itll \|| of h !>:■•- ... r>TiiV‘. : ■■ l i- ‘"■
tii it ion L ■ Hu A ' - Wai- ' '■ l ‘ A n a <-■:
t<r f'aiir.nn -nd W H. Hay. '
MARTIN STATES STAND
County Replies
In School Suit
BV .i. 15. H VRREN
VVILUA'MSTON. N. C. ih'-FE-
CiAU - in an exclusive i»«sr*
\‘iPW 21:0 t< j d till.' oO:Tt>.r>! 01 du.il l
i > Martin county Su -ti'nitcioicni
of Schools J. C vYjatiniii-. ti was
revealed lhat t i >«* ! vj artoi is<»ard
*.X M.i( ruion asn iUt\. .. 1* it ul
iomex , an. .-o\C ci t charges
"t-rougilt c t \ ' t's'ii Vi*ok - ir 0 a
liuco.u'it: »>*'ond , t , it.o iivinn*
a Lid . i•. > U» '.VMiuiiat*
if.t; ..a. a j r*'i c(.>n«reu <t. i iii jt n b>.
t itr.'ud]v. ij.:oitt:.u'iinE: .-ysfcm ot
*‘hOol c t« 1 th«‘ COtOIVd
hon v *’t ati> inforiot io that pm
iirjrii The wUilt: lai'.
Thr .suit, N,iid to have had
Uraii) U '.t ore Os >igln:fX
ni ilaina#t S m th<* amount of
flu* suit was fiiuti
he durin# thr vpjin £ I*> at
ioi'XM > lierm&n I-. i'aylor oi‘
ou*Ntas‘d»ni; i. i v i I
light lin ' t*r.
Sid ONI) SI;IT
Tra:.: was tii*-* second suit Tay*
»< j » h./o T; a-d hers- on bchaH of
nisrtij'i i*;ioit*d pnpj-.- aiid : irons
-V*- Kinv i;i;.Ar;.y.'ijii : 0 m their
i k uV*.?« l 3 on b i vc i - up. A■ * nit a y ear
ngo ivt' lo; iarii«d thi* county by
1 nuig •!. • o' ui" complaint in which
equal a. 1 J i>pf»oi v tunity for
* ’OlOft 0 V. o. dv L-r-JUdcO ot ihr
iOcJi'd Mi jdiT'.iUafiC* 1(i Uu‘ whit?
setiuuic. TYHIvn j; i tin filing of
that com pi aim, /. arc-, '-ih.-ni: vvei'e
locally tt< di: »».:oi. tlu x
4;l.«aU a-S and U> ‘han'-O'- 11l' - ;:-4 J i -
* Tii of the ctiti<»n, it is sai«l
Jb.VcJi U: radio was resorted to
v.iih certain member; »i both ra*
*os declaring 'but : in petition on
1 IX u tit < d *: T*t U i) •: i • ■'. p il P. U
that of tiicm .'.'aid I. ‘n • wei'C
‘Tuial-cd ' into signing the paper,
Y K. S'vific p-Hnci* nj of the Oak
City drhoe) was <>'**• person :-uid
*
El SENHOWRJI SUPPORTERS
—Shown above are the men "ho
spearheaded i h e Eisenhower
tain pair* l tram the Ctmrn4 Hil
ton Hotel in t'hlmtfO. Petdlih*.
-iHMn leW to rteht. TP. A. Town
wnd, Topeka, Kansu’., Thurman
L, Oodeori; iVa-shlns’lort. ft C-,
f. Cr. r'ssrtEX. Aiafiat, Eacsss,
to ttavv talked against a ove-r the
rvdio.
MANNING UI < ESN KS
ft 1.2 on ISC A’OKDI M.I.V
Win n i;i- l efioi tei r.Hli-d :.t Sit
,. p. i-mtendt lit M.ihiniiffs olfiiv i:.
i Ui. (viai tVi-tUi. he w:i. in no wee
11 *. lifted, de pile i tn- nirti.y tvi/orts
. ->r t.-. jt ■. feeliri:- it, Uir: e(> lilty '
Si- j n -■•’•, of tin' i-eiitio;. end
i , ... -nil - ‘Mi
i '-.XV; H.,- fir.St fi.'ir e nil pelitt
| ~J 1.-.,1 lili ...Uylli*
M.-'. .'vl.Mviiin;- iir-.e-r-o-it.'-d t«. . r
.-er ijut'-UOliS V»it.*.H.t ti: :
alt it :cit- d.-.ii;. V, A
, v, il!mV i-iK* i.il.-! wh.-ll .. in:l:
■: ~i - nnpitiii--mt Ml :if C
ANSWEi: Ell EJ):
GOMPI AIM DENIED
Mis.., itvhn.-f fathi-r wUs '
j,r. iii'.i-ruh-iit hen- many y. • be
ij: i tin:.) .-aid tin- an. v-.er !•> Ih#
• • ..lit V.;, file', ill tile ChN il r
(Jtju:t U. N 'OiStiivt C.'ieA h..i.v
--t.-i-n District -if North Carolina,
Division eaiTy in Ta
-I>. .Vic Maj.iiOiii; gave tin- im*
p. v : tre: coir.; im had
be* li ex i h-aiiA deniv'd. He itat
< I that th. beard felt it had /n a vie
-•;!-• :•!.• iinpruv inerit toward
■ ihr- t-liiYiir.aiiOi) ~-! tii.* inequities
'-.ill h r-\:..!i<i Hi tie sciiooi ..'item
. a few . a- i :o. Jlaviliij been SU
;.v :ih v ndfut tnc-e lf)3i. Manning
loi.k - v. itli d< :;re* of pride, ap
p:.. e t.i :V 1, M.,1'1 i. vijcCiTd ( li
: aevaiK-eiii-.iit toward equality.
V, iii) iiwr( and on i-< emr-Yiasis on
► . un-'olidatiori. ivlartin I'edacis its
m.tn.e! at colored -(-hiiols haiiii*
IT lad ■ va; to 15 for the UK.2-53
> u-a and -. ire- tw,. pn.-ic.pals
who hav.- attained tin ugc ol 70
yea i s.
HAVES 'ND i 51 ANT E RLTIKED
Wanni’ie -..lid that <-i:n!omxui.«
. tv- atate re; ulalions. Prof.. -:sors W,
t Chance, fir., and F.. J. Hayes
U'onainued an i'.iti mi
and Alexander Barnes, Prince
OeorsfCfi County, Maryland. and
Eavettevllle, N. C. These Risen.•
httcer supporters were rcsjx.«n
siWf for the N'efrro delegates
Hint sttrmferal the nmvrniittn 1
fc«d played & blf part In tjrinjf- j
• ***: ’them to the Ei'tabwer co*
a«**txiuu
i'''
J. ; ; .
OI.VMFIC BOUND Cjd.
Ilii-lma Kalama of Honolulu itos
cs atoji a ladder ttl one ol New
\ otlv a sky M-rajiers, prior to
e-jubjikiiu; to: Hrlsinki to rep
resent the United Stars in the
Olympic Games. '(he lovely ,
At , .1 *• t. j mpioii s H iiiilti'" E‘, llii*
rompcti in the luu and ihiO meter
nit
t
BOY. IS, SAID
TO 8E OPERATOR
OF CON CAME
Youth SaHlS\uiiviliti
6 Slate k ‘l?aeke!
DURHAM Dmi'.arn i»)'ii« this
a.ot-k \m.. .He. i,-a to 0*: on the
I Milk I. ! tw I 10-y <at -Old \ : idr-i .
. S( Vl.all V.-tifc. .ir-ta.to :
w.-lta: , Oita li-:!- ui l:'n Sai.'li C'a ■
, nlilM, hr--. .-.- -a,. >ati.-i ii : .■!
- ; I*-a t F.iy rsotiiia-rn i.-ut
--l ir.j FUiiii. ol vtii.iai'. iiii.nial.jr
}\ : , Jl l si!: f:. 1 .s'- ici ba .il: ...
;nm . ii v- ln.i. :.c- ui-
Al lis Km kei who re (»•>I ied
)> lost liis right let tn a tail
way aeident j few years ago,
ha, ueeording to Anderson of
liyials heeil r is* -. 1 •?»s (hroiieii.
out the South soliciting funds
to Inn an artificial lei; to re
jslaecthe wooden "peg" he now
wears. Kucher, these officials
•a , wa. given a iv- by an An- i
tier-son civic, flub shortly as- l
ter the alleged accident and
was also give na considerable
amount ol money to handle
medical expenses by other or
guiuz-ations.
trtXG Ii.IK.AI.
Solicitation of fund: in N'«---'tTi
Caroliiia without j-viusi.- »iou from
im-ai authorities v-ho work under
[jrovision.- made- by the State Dc
p.'.jtmc'iit ot Public Wc 11. lie i-, il
; i it .... a- pointed out. auc'
it, • VactlVitii Clr spcc ills vi*o“
biPitive .:-e ait in violation of
sVvuU- ufiil loi-'ai iU .. , it 'at. iJOIIJi
: CCI OUt.
tri's i\ hit OKI' tIME
I I.* 1 ai (julict- do,-aruriv-m was
.St-rted U b. on he look out for
!■; teker aftci Die yu ith act-'-d sus- j
...j*:. -I -Her ..e'itin eiuployoes
cf tin- i.-.-.'.e of tin North -
; ..0'.:.. Mutoil I ife lu.-uranoc
’ii.upa i. . - im !-i al ui yd > i)2
i; ;• short period of ti-rw
(('oniinued on Page k
PHYSICIAN SAYS
C. C. SPAULDING
CONDITION FAIR
lirkUAM l'iie conditiou
of Dr. t . t. 'spaulding. local
businessman arid president of
(he world's largest Negro in
surance company, the North
Karolina Mutual, was reported |
as "fair" by attaches os J.ln
• In Hospital here when- I>r.
Spaulding has been a patient
Since last Friday,
Dr. Spaulding's personal
physician. Os. -diaries D.
AVails, told the press this week
that the noted bitsinestimun
had been In failing health for
about a month ‘ut that bis
condition ha;; improved con
siderably since he entered the
hospital.
The 77-year-ttld husineg* pio
neer- fs expected to remain 1«
the hospital far tin renuslnder ;
of the week, Or Watt;;, fiami
, s a v t*i
I ;
t . > y
f ■ y
S'r
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THE CAROLINIAN
10c V— f c™ h7 10c
l isar
VOLIiMN XI KAUHGII, NOli’lli CAROLINA WEKK END INC SATURDAY JULY -I, 1932
Citizens Get
Story Behind
Hospital Bid
ST. MATS ISO Mil)
Ui Misi i; timiii sM s
M’l ( im. mi itim;
iyAf.Lidil I < .11 - Vl’Ui’iU
1c :; »u , ur .i r(-> ervutioiis orne
12’*; of A *'iv ii 'urd of Tr<?-
tu. . oi Hoi at A sit : JUrfrvibis
mir.r' rctT !; ?o win- ', it of:>red
it- ia.'it a- *:■ . lui.-k for a 100-plu?
•ft.) -O. })!« .-.; (.*. n LLii
l.* L.t 1.1 it. l i. X ’ c". i \vilLt fill!)'-••
i i*. a jf)O i .v pi chanty ■
o. ( V,., *
Tt t « •fl in* » tif'r; si, 4.*<l
iUW< l r AlispiiF' »>t th** ILur'V *$
4 i ’tJiMK iiitiOn .it ih* 1
flltmihsorth Mivt't V YK’\
I'Wf Mta\ flight .i «fW(» ‘f
loitiitL
«alt> that:
i M.tiiv tv.ijhk adviiK I **
ii.t \ in ♦ H SilH
Vifirrjj HuOjM.it MUlUti; ihr
two vt'di -r <»i IC* * >‘t ttt -
truiaihF Ol
■*. ih* Hi .\siio? i>A?bt *•; of
t U USltM'-x [ to TriSi ivlrC
i {•jMHitltiiriil top
prSNi»On.| .»{ t lir isjNiititiiOtL
si ml t
ii. I (u* hfts-pUftl rs'
n« ft oditatioi! in vnanv
While ?htsr favoraM*- ruxcfa
tiuere ro»?* i ri l»y IS «f«ld
I'iti/otiN hi attmiantf at
iiioetin.i’, not-NO-favarable < Ir*
i im.y.isuves also wr i t iioldt*.
Ari.o n•- 1 1 jt- r i lat te r x% <i - 11 -. *
tiiill s hi- ‘BOBt'd Os tt"U!Stf , s>s> Oi
ti'iu hospital is fii-W, and v.oukt
((’untimifd on K)
. • •• 4s
■ Vi
■"*> ■' '■ : I'
mfr--- .«*».* oafStN-:"
*** ' r - » U f V
NCt HEALTH fWWATOS
RECEIVES IKK TOR’S OEGREK
Maude .1. Vanev, professor of
health education at North Caro- '
Una Chllepe. returned to Bur*
ham recently front the Unlver i
sity oi' Miehiffßi! ut which in- j
stKution ebe received her doe- |
«»*•£• degree to eiiacatiou. IK. ;
IINTERRACE INCIDENTS OCCUR
TENSION STILL
GRIPS BRAGG
YM Me mbership Drive On;
1000 New Members Sought
V\iU. sMi.Vfv VI MVVILO
I lUI) \ V ?ji !U>- tll I*.
pit i;lrnt »>i \ ini * < «*l
--p r \\ k)' nr uh* 2 ,* mnp.i! NpCaL
* e uC u Npri ♦.»L\scrVL'UU:C li t>j * -
-H uv ’• »o< . tlor iut’ ihc jH »1u?
ntsuu'r of ihr "L<ut < Y»lon>" iu rv
l jiiiv iii. i'hf* sp»;*kt*r, u
Inio'/ }* <*-flt*<*Aior» .t*
l‘orrrtwH> prc nUTit ol I ns
'oisitv. tv ilcifth, D > lb \Y il
I* a rw v , p» ot the Tli/.iloth
<Tty 1 cavlurv C'ifi ¥ :n (hair
HRUI . ! the special UUiUrtiUCv Kill
itmnzvfnvnu tor the rjmiu.u ob
ii i vjm-c. Olt ioiiils tti thr ' l -i-ti
I (’oloh) “ Vt tiJ tH s ilr ssrl
-4 <»oir ai -ili pcrtormiinvcs
Yancey is the daughter of Mrs.
L B. Yancey of 913 East Owen
Street, Wilson, N. C. The young S.
health educator attended Barber- I,
Scotia College and later return- !j
<>i! 1,0 teach there. In tft’tS, she
utasi awarded a Knoxville Collect j
I: S, degree, Dt Yancey wop ’
t*va graduate degrees- *t MCC. s
VET
U&y TRIES TO SET>
JAIL ON FIRE
IMPRISONED VET
CLAIMS HE IS
FATHER DIVINE
Veteran Repulsed In
Utempt To Set Jail
In Ritrh am On T ire
:lii'.AAi A w.:--
.old \VOi'id \Vv.r li voters•< j shout*
i•i S’ loucii' that ho v-. as "Xing
Fatio. r Di\ inc" and threatening to
e.li'ibt' ;i)l) OTie Vi opi Oachlif; a j lilil
v. im a bs.it h< wielded, wu- tv
i. ui-.i-d. m an UK,; ! to —t the
Dm-ham County t'oiu t'.viii .v on
ISatW', J. u i--, I‘i.llil-, M .so
5« ill'll;* Itt !11 in fin 1 ;*iititV
}..sS lit lc Uiitii al ituigeniirllt
un, i*.n *j; It-uij to lia%* him
admitted to .t trtfati's hosi>i
tal, list'd m'ihj) paper and his
own trousers in hi- attempt to
(urn down the tii'i-proot nns
• iif stone building which
houses both the t ity and cutlli -
ty jails hoie.
.-V.'COi'"hru; SO , ! police ofU
i Prince suet <■■< dvd in setting
! fire to the maUivs- of a cell iu,
i nit county coll-block before bc-mg .
| sloi> ; ;t u.
Ti.c man, walking around pants- ;
j less raging and screaming out hi.*'
! (-iai)Ti to ih.- title 'Kir.. Father
I Divine' scat finally subdued V>y
; jail olficifct* and sheriff depart- ;
] taent operatives who t->..*k the is*-it j
lilt* a s swing hi-; in o wide arc a* !
way from him.
Othei prisouerr c< maiiu : , I culm
luring Prince'-' i; at brva k. county
ofifeiais report, and damage wto
di ii'.e Duly tu the i.; r' C< vewtat* s
trousers and the mattress.
Prims*, it was learned, has
heen at ting strangely" suin'
ins. discharge from the Armed
rorres. Application ior admit
(a nee to a veteran's hospital
lor him was made by his wile,
count\ officials revealed
’
ST. AGNES, MORE
NURSE SCHOOLS
ARE ACCREDITED
RALEIGH Glacials of Saint
Aj’i:, • He,softs) here have been in
formed that the hospit.'i' School
rs Nut:" ,n g ha- UH -i vgivdited
for the period J I,- i, IS»SV through
June 30, TS.je,
Tin Si. Agnes Se'e.t.l of Nnrs*
itiv was out- of u 37 schools of'
i.. r. in .; arc 10 schools of prac
tical nur i'lg receivin'* accrediia
* ion from the .lent CornmiUtue j
on Standardization and the North
Parojina Board of Nur.-ing Exam
iners.
Other Ns.ro ho-, tab receiving;
accreditation thro.'.yi the commit*;
tee eri the Lincoln Hospital
School of Nursing, Dm ham; Kate
BjUirnj Reynolds Mt'ntw ial, Win-1
ston - Sal. ‘in; L Hich-odson Me-'
rnorial, Greensboro end Good Sa- ,
marl tan, Charlotte.
The Durham School of Practical
Mtinting a* ituke rii,xp>ttU was aLo
iccreditea.
§£* ' %. .*%
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mm
WSB :
aBHr -4, .'Bp
9HI • Aisk. —.— -
Ask- ■ Kt - Cass *!«*'•
SEEKS ANOTHER HUAI.
Lal'ayntte .Milier, youthful Beau
fort County r.-sident now facing
execution by ;he State of North
< 'arulina tor allegedly si*. »ng
tin- liiisit.iju! of a w hite w -.rii.iis
I.e later atieifenly kid:: i;-j-r-.1, is
seek iii; a new trial through htx
SEVENTH ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE TEES OFF 0 N JULY 15
Ji.'.i 1 - The seventh an
nual Membership Campaign of the
Blood worth Street YMCA was
li. uiirhc-i Tuesday ,ht July 15
with kick-off address by Dr.
T. p. O'lhMi-t. pa .Vo- of the Saint
Piuii AME Church,
The drive vv ill he continued
thru the month by an organis
ation of around if*f> men who
will seek to enroll 1,000 members
and raise $3,500.
Dr N. H. Harris, dean of the
Department ot Education at Shaw
University has been chosen gt?n
--% '"** W f
I - J
tk ’*Kf' J
\m. N. H. HARRIS
l^t
KESULTS Ol
THE G.O.P.
CONVENTION
i* «.» i. si-( nos *
NUMBER :;r*
attorney Herman Taylor ot Ra
leigh. Attorney Taylor contends
that Miller was not granted a
fair trial A stay of eveeotion
was granted previously in the
ease and a hearing before the
siate supreme Court is being
petitioned lot i re-hearing In
'the ease.
era! • hnirri,.-in with C. A. Marriott,
principal of tin- Garner High
School his a, or I J T Stred*
wirk. manover of Harris Barber
Coin-.:- i ! Li, i.'H director
With K Coble, croeery store
! pnprietor, serves as his associates.
E. L. Raiford. executive seere
■«ry of the A.-...ociation will serve
m this capacity for the campaign
T h e ever olive sjwmsortng
committee is composed of At
torns 1 J. Carriage, Dr. M.
1 Walls, A. ! Brown. C. N.
Coble, Dr W Ft. Vf-nUnrd 3.
A. Shepard, Du. I P. fiuhart
Dr. J. I Hautiint, fte. H. L,
Trig'. Dr. IV R, Strassner, C,
A. Haywood. Dr, O, s. Bullock,
J, 1. Stredwick, Dr. N. BL
Harris, < . A. Marriott Dr. M,
1 Perry, J. W. Eaton, Dr. 1,. E.
Mct aulev, Riv, J, W. JOW,
an<i A, T. White.
The campaign organization is
composed of two divisions with
C. A. Toole manager of “A" and
J, A. Mann, manager of the "*B**
; division.
During the past, year the YMCA
had an enrollment of 1288 mem*
i bers; sponsored M club groups for
men and boys 'With s varied pro -
j gram of social, recreational and
; religions features; sponsored m
special interest groups with Indef-
Jlnite enrollment; was used by 73
I local civic ‘.roups for meeting*
arid other activities The total
, participation in all activities &ar
. ing the part year amounted td
approximately 98000 persons.