Mutual Work: Chairmen of the Committees of the General Board
Improvement Era, vol. 12, no. 12, October 1909, p. 1001
Associations, Young Men’s Mutual Improvement
MUTUAL WORK.
CHAIRMEN OF THE COMMITTEES OF THE GENERAL BOARD. In conformity with the address of the General Superintendency which was adopted at the annual conference of the M. I. A., the General Board has chosen chairmen of the various committees, as suggested in said address, as follows: 1. — On Class Study, Bryant S. Hinckley. 2. On Athletics and Field Sports,— Lyman R. Martineau. 3. Music and Drama, — Oscar W. Kirkham. 4. — On Social Affairs, Junius F. Wells. 5. — On Library and Reading, Dr. George H. Brimhall. 6. — On Conferences and Conventions, Edward H. Anderson. 7. On Missionary Work, — B. F. Grant. 8. On Debates, Contests, and Lectures, — Dr. John A. Widtsoe. 9. Auditing Committee, — Rudger Clawson and Bryant S. Hinckley.
The chairmen of these committees have selected or will soon choose members from the General Board to complete their committees, and are ready to go to work in their various fields of labor. Suggestions from stake and ward officers in regard to the needs of the young people in these various departments of our work will be welcome and will receive careful consideration. Letters should be ad- dressed to the chairmen in care of the General Secretary Y. M. M. I. A., No. 214 Templeton Building, Salt Lake City. We trust that the stake officers in the various stakes of Zion will look into these new labors and make the necessary changes and organization in their associations which will be needed to bring the work up to the best standard among the young people under their jurisdiction. There is a splendid opportunity for initiative work in these fields, and we trust that the officers will carefully consider the conditions, make such recommenda- tions, and initiate such labors, as will tend to active interest among the young
people.