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England (United Kingdom) (search for this): entry 6983
World's young women's Christian Association, An organization founded in 1894. In 1900 eight national associations were affiliated: Great Britain, United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, and India. The headquarters are in London. Office, 26 George Street, Hanover Square, West. The executive committee, chairman, Mrs. J. Herbert Tritton, is composed of fourteen British ladies and one American, Miss Annie M. Reynolds, who is the world's secretary. The first World's Association conference was held in London, June, 1898. Twenty-one States of the United States have organized State associations. Each State holds an annual convention. The international convention occurs biennially. Each year four summer schools are held for the training of young women in secretarial and Bible work. the Evangel, the official organ of the associations, is published monthly in Chicago, Ill. The second week of November is observed as a day of prayer for young women. A special departme
Norway (Norway) (search for this): entry 6983
World's young women's Christian Association, An organization founded in 1894. In 1900 eight national associations were affiliated: Great Britain, United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, and India. The headquarters are in London. Office, 26 George Street, Hanover Square, West. The executive committee, chairman, Mrs. J. Herbert Tritton, is composed of fourteen British ladies and one American, Miss Annie M. Reynolds, who is the world's secretary. The first World's Association conference was held in London, June, 1898. Twenty-one States of the United States have organized State associations. Each State holds an annual convention. The international convention occurs biennially. Each year four summer schools are held for the training of young women in secretarial and Bible work. the Evangel, the official organ of the associations, is published monthly in Chicago, Ill. The second week of November is observed as a day of prayer for young women. A special departmen
United States (United States) (search for this): entry 6983
World's young women's Christian Association, An organization founded in 1894. In 1900 eight national associations were affiliated: Great Britain, United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, and India. The headquarters are in London. Office, 26 George Street, Hanover Square, West. The executive committee, chairman, Mrs. J. Herbert Tritton, is composed of fourteen British ladies and one American, Miss Annie M. Reynolds, who is the world's secretary. The first World's Association conference was held in London, June, 1898. Twenty-one States of the United States have organized State associations. Each State holds an annual convention. The international convention occurs biennially. Each year four summer schools are held for the training of young women in secretarial and Bible work. the Evangel, the official organ of the associations, is published monthly in Chicago, Ill. The second week of November is observed as a day of prayer for young women. A special departm
Canada (Canada) (search for this): entry 6983
World's young women's Christian Association, An organization founded in 1894. In 1900 eight national associations were affiliated: Great Britain, United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, and India. The headquarters are in London. Office, 26 George Street, Hanover Square, West. The executive committee, chairman, Mrs. J. Herbert Tritton, is composed of fourteen British ladies and one American, Miss Annie M. Reynolds, who is the world's secretary. The first World's Association conference was held in London, June, 1898. Twenty-one States of the United States have organized State associations. Each State holds an annual convention. The international convention occurs biennially. Each year four summer schools are held for the training of young women in secretarial and Bible work. the Evangel, the official organ of the associations, is published monthly in Chicago, Ill. The second week of November is observed as a day of prayer for young women. A special departmen
London (United Kingdom) (search for this): entry 6983
World's young women's Christian Association, An organization founded in 1894. In 1900 eight national associations were affiliated: Great Britain, United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, and India. The headquarters are in London. Office, 26 George Street, Hanover Square, West. The executive committee, chairman, Mrs. J. Herbert Tritton, is composed of fourteen British ladies and one American, Miss Annie M. Reynolds, who is the world's secretary. The first World's Association conference was held in London, June, 1898. Twenty-one States of the United States have organized State associations. Each State holds an annual convention. The international convention occurs biennially. Each year four summer schools are held for the training of young women in secretarial and Bible work. the Evangel, the official organ of the associations, is published monthly in Chicago, Ill. The second week of November is observed as a day of prayer for young women. A special departmen
Sweden (Sweden) (search for this): entry 6983
World's young women's Christian Association, An organization founded in 1894. In 1900 eight national associations were affiliated: Great Britain, United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, and India. The headquarters are in London. Office, 26 George Street, Hanover Square, West. The executive committee, chairman, Mrs. J. Herbert Tritton, is composed of fourteen British ladies and one American, Miss Annie M. Reynolds, who is the world's secretary. The first World's Association conference was held in London, June, 1898. Twenty-one States of the United States have organized State associations. Each State holds an annual convention. The international convention occurs biennially. Each year four summer schools are held for the training of young women in secretarial and Bible work. the Evangel, the official organ of the associations, is published monthly in Chicago, Ill. The second week of November is observed as a day of prayer for young women. A special departmen
Chicago (Illinois, United States) (search for this): entry 6983
ritain, United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, and India. The headquarters are in London. Office, 26 George Street, Hanover Square, West. The executive committee, chairman, Mrs. J. Herbert Tritton, is composed of fourteen British ladies and one American, Miss Annie M. Reynolds, who is the world's secretary. The first World's Association conference was held in London, June, 1898. Twenty-one States of the United States have organized State associations. Each State holds an annual convention. The international convention occurs biennially. Each year four summer schools are held for the training of young women in secretarial and Bible work. the Evangel, the official organ of the associations, is published monthly in Chicago, Ill. The second week of November is observed as a day of prayer for young women. A special department is maintained for young women of colleges, and through this department the student volunteer movement is connected with the association work.
Annie M. Reynolds (search for this): entry 6983
World's young women's Christian Association, An organization founded in 1894. In 1900 eight national associations were affiliated: Great Britain, United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, and India. The headquarters are in London. Office, 26 George Street, Hanover Square, West. The executive committee, chairman, Mrs. J. Herbert Tritton, is composed of fourteen British ladies and one American, Miss Annie M. Reynolds, who is the world's secretary. The first World's Association conference was held in London, June, 1898. Twenty-one States of the United States have organized State associations. Each State holds an annual convention. The international convention occurs biennially. Each year four summer schools are held for the training of young women in secretarial and Bible work. the Evangel, the official organ of the associations, is published monthly in Chicago, Ill. The second week of November is observed as a day of prayer for young women. A special departmen
J. Herbert Tritton (search for this): entry 6983
World's young women's Christian Association, An organization founded in 1894. In 1900 eight national associations were affiliated: Great Britain, United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, and India. The headquarters are in London. Office, 26 George Street, Hanover Square, West. The executive committee, chairman, Mrs. J. Herbert Tritton, is composed of fourteen British ladies and one American, Miss Annie M. Reynolds, who is the world's secretary. The first World's Association conference was held in London, June, 1898. Twenty-one States of the United States have organized State associations. Each State holds an annual convention. The international convention occurs biennially. Each year four summer schools are held for the training of young women in secretarial and Bible work. the Evangel, the official organ of the associations, is published monthly in Chicago, Ill. The second week of November is observed as a day of prayer for young women. A special departme
1894 AD (search for this): entry 6983
World's young women's Christian Association, An organization founded in 1894. In 1900 eight national associations were affiliated: Great Britain, United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, and India. The headquarters are in London. Office, 26 George Street, Hanover Square, West. The executive committee, chairman, Mrs. J. Herbert Tritton, is composed of fourteen British ladies and one American, Miss Annie M. Reynolds, who is the world's secretary. The first World's Association conference was held in London, June, 1898. Twenty-one States of the United States have organized State associations. Each State holds an annual convention. The international convention occurs biennially. Each year four summer schools are held for the training of young women in secretarial and Bible work. the Evangel, the official organ of the associations, is published monthly in Chicago, Ill. The second week of November is observed as a day of prayer for young women. A special departmen
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