Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-01
Christian Gnnea0or 1aotes

bralthWaite viii lead the open.ne song
service and Mrs. Ruth Simpson win rem
DER vocal solo. For ten minutes ON s
IONS concerning the International Chris
uan Endeavor convention. to be held in
Atlantlc City in July, will be answered
by Edward Tarring limp owing the
Christian Endeavor Conservation Meet
ing Will be the subject of a discussion
In which all Endeavorers are interested
and are invited to participate The dis
cussion will be followed by an appro-
PIRATE address by Rev. II. E. Pinkham,
pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church.
The success of the efficiency contest in
progress in First CONGREGATIONAL Society.
section A, has led to the addition of new
features for the month of April. when.
besides the keeping of individual scores
a record by committees will be made and
another to show the comparative stand
ing OF the young people Of the society.
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The Presbyterial Christian Endeavor
Missionary Union, at its annual meeting
held this week in Northminster Presby-
terrain Church, chose the following Off
GERS: President, Mr.. H. F. Lowe, Metro
politan Presbyterian Church; first vice
president, Rev. A. W. Spooner Sixth
Presbyterian Church; second vice pres
Presbyterian Church; third vice president,
Miss Isabella Campbell, Church of the
Covenant; fourth vice president, Mr.. L.
c: Trumbower. lexington Presbyterian
Church; recording secretary, Mr.. A. E.
Mechem, First Presbyterian Church: cor
responding secretary, Miss Leah f. FL
wood, Eastern Presbyterian Church;
treasurer, Mr.. Frank McChesney, Ecking-
ton Presbyterian Church. Local Presley
terrain Christian Endeavor societies con-
tributed through this union during the
past year to the Farm School at Ashe-
vile, n. c., and to the work of Rev.
Z. T. Lawrence, at Kazvin, Persia.
total OF S1,904.25, an increase over the
preceding year of sls9s3. The new Off
GERS will aim at an increase os so per
cent In the amount Of contributions for
the coming year. The union gained dur
ing the past year two young peoples.
two intermediate. and two Junior Chris
tian Endeavor societies.
The Christian Endeavor banquet given
in Baltimore Thursday evening in honur
of Rev. F. E. Clark. pr,si -ent OF the
Worlds Christian Endeavor Onion, was
attended by Miss Alice nideout super n
tendent of the m SIS .onary d pa tmen
and Mr.. p. Z. Drury. superintendent of
the intermediate departm mt o. lie ID s.
trict Of Columbia Christian Endeavor
Union.
First Baptist Society will entertain with
recitations and music at the Baptist
Home, in Georgetown, Friday even ng.
REFRESHMENTS Will be served by the social
committee. The missionary meeting OF
this society Sunday was well attended
and full Of interest. Mrs. +. j. Lukens
narrated experiences among the Indians.
Her daughter, Miss Ruth, recited a poem.
The four Christian Endeavor societies
Of Ninth Street Christian Church will
make appropriate responses tomorrow
morning when the roll is called of the
organizations on the twentieth anniver-
sary of the church.
Brookland Baptist Christian Endeavor
conservation meeting tomorrow will be
led by Miss Isabel Primm. At the mis-
sionary meeting last Sunday evening
Miss Sarah p. Lynch led in a discussion
Of Christian work in South America.
Members Of the mission study class OF
Eastern Presbyterian Society last Sun
day gave addresses or brief papers on
ALIENS or Americans" the text book just
finished. The class has now entered upon
seven-week course of study OF ADJ
vance in the Antilles
missions in Phoenix. Ariz.," was the
subject of a talk by Mr.. Herbert Kim
ball, ST., at the last meeting of the I'm
manuel Baptist intermediate Society The
meeting was led by Mr.. Herbert kim
ball. jr.