The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-03

day School at KakaakO every Sunday
afternoon. Two Of the members help
Mr. I,eadingham in the Sunday School
at Pauoa-
among. the girls Of MaunaOlu Sem
mary East Maui. there is a Christian
Fndeavor Society numbering .. The
girls enjoy the meetings and find them
very helpful.
"AII Of the active members Of the
Y. p 5. G. z. Of MakawaO Foreign
Church. with one exception, are mem
beers Of the church. The society is
comuosed of q active and four asso-
ciate members Considering the long
distances which many Of the young
peopIe have to travel 10 the meetings.
the meetings Of the society are we'll at
tended and full Of interest. The Junior
society of the Nakawao Church has Is
members. Two Of the children have
Joined the church during the past year.
'"The Y. p. 8. Q. 2. and the Junior
Christian Endeavor in the Hilo For
eign Church. at HilO. are holding their
own. The senior society has II active
and 70 associate members. The So
ciety viii be represented by a delegate
at the Worlds Convention of Christian
EndeavOr. which will be held in San
Francisco during the first week Of July.
"The Junior Christian Endeavor of
Central Union Church has member
ship of 90 Two have Joined the
church this year. The society has
adopted the plan Of having five min
utes of the prayer meeting devoted TO
committee meetings. when each COM
mittee has little talk with some mem
Der of the older society on the work
done during the week and on their
preparation for the prayer meeting
'"The Y. p s. C. 2. of Central Union
Church has 81 active and four associate
members. Two have Joined from the
Junior Christian EndeavOr, and II new
members have come into the society.
Sixteen Of the members have Joined
the church during the past year. Last
December the society took up special
collection. amounting to so, for the
lepers. At the sOciabIe, held April 1st.
S31. so was given for the Christian En-
deavor Home in Nagasaki, Japan, in
which we have been much interested,
through the influence of our fellow
endeavorers on the U. s. S. Charleston.
The Hotel Street Mission. Hilo Board |
ing School and other objects to which |
we have been accustomed to give have |
received help from our society this |
year. as usual.
eve expect that at least four of our |
members will be present at the Inter |
national Convention of Christian En-
deavor. in San Francisco. next July.
There will be two delegates to the con-
ventiOn from the endeavorers at Paia,
and one from the Hilo society. May
this coming year see an ever-quicken-
ing interest in our service.
For Christ and the Church"
Miss Judd then read the roll call of
A.. HI oI, |
were answered by the various repre-
sentatives in either song or bible verse.
By far the largest representation was
from the KawaihaO Seminary. Cen
trial Union Church made a good show
ing. There was but one representa-
tive and there were two from Wailuku.
Some were not represented at all. Fol
lowing was the roll call as read:
OAHU.
l. Y. P. S. C. E.-CentraI Union
Church.
Church.
3. Ups. c. E-Kawaiahao Semi
4. Y. P. s. c. Kawafahao
Church.
5, Y. P. s. E.-Makawao Foreign
Church.
6. Junior c. E.-Makawao Foreign
Church
Z. Junior C. E-Maunaolu Semi t
8. Y.P. S. C. E.-Wailuku.
HAWAII
9. Y. P. s. c. E.-HilO Foreign
Church.
10. Junior c. Hilo Foreign
Church.
MOLOKAI.
IL. Y. p. s. G. E.
a vocal solo by J. O. Wood was fol- ]
lowed by the address of Rev. J. NJ.
Monroe on 1.-The Relation of the Chris {
tian Endeavor Society to the Church" {
The speaker dwelt particularly upon {
the advantages of Y. p. S. G.
f. work in the Island, and the I
fact that. in the sight of God, a
here meant more than, say {
i'm the United States. this because of {
the various natiOnalities represented. !
MIR. Monroe said that some of the |
Young people made the mistake of TAX 7
ing the Y. p. s c. 2. as their church. s
when in fact it was but the training
school for the church.
President Wells suggested that it
was pet scheme of the union to send
a native Hawaiian delegate to the Y.
p. s. c. r. convention, to be held in &
San Francisco in July. Mr.. w. r. Cas- {
tie arose and heartily seconded the
in Hawaiian.
a collection was then taken for the y
purpose of providing funds to send
the delegate. It was announced later
hat the collection amounted to $3.50 Y
in cash and S2425 promised. President
Wells announced that Mr.. Jones had
written a note, and placed the same in {
lne of the baskets, to the effect that
ne would furnish the amount neces-
;ary. over and above the amount col
ected This kindly act of Mr.. Jones )
will allow of a native Hawaiian dele =
L. h. r.