Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-14

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The regular services of the church
are as follows;
Sunday school at s:45 a. m.
Mems Bible class al 9:45 a. m.
Preaching service at IL a. m.
Epworth League service at 6: 30 pm.
Preaching service at 1880 p. m.
Our Sunday school Is alive and
growing. You will surely enjoy this
houE. Provision Is made for all ages.
Our kindergarten Is modern In every
respect and the little ones look for
ward every week to this hour with
eager anticipation. The Mems Bible
class, under the direction OF Judge
Quarles, Is a most enjoyable place for
a man to spend an hour.
At the Sunday forenoon preaching
service the pastoI will take for his
theme, "A Wealthy Poor Man.
The Epworth League service at
$50 will be led by Miss Mary warne
This service promises to be one Of
unusual interest and young people are
especially urged to be present
At 1880 the pastor will take for his
subject, Something Better" Come
and find out what something better"
Is. A terse gospel message awaits
you.
Ours Is Peoples Church. People
from every walk In life win find
cordial welcome awaiting them az al
our services. You will find here
beautiful. weIl-yentilated building. q
hOmelike atmosphere; good music by
q chorus choir; evangelical preach
ing; and inspiring and helpful devo-
tional services. Tourists and settlers.
strangers and the well-knowns, MALI
hinis and kamaainas, are all alike urg-
emily invited to enjoy all the privileges
Of the church. Come thou with rs
and we viii do thee good
delay.
The Lyric Mandolin and Guitar
Club under the direction of Prof. De
Graca had their first meeting Wed
nesday night aid twelve OF the musi-
caly inclined members OF the aeso-
citation turned out. On Friday night
the first practice was held and the
playing was success from every
standpoint. and tie Professor IL con-
fident that the club win be able to 90
before the public by the middle OF
November Following Is list Of the
members Of the club: Guitars: Pro
lessor w. Graca, D. L Mackaye, A.
7. Wisdom, John Ashley and e. Kit.
To-; Mandolins: G.. F. Forgey, J. W.
Grote. A. E. Laffmer, T. Carr, o. Ste
yens and II. ". Gear; flute: II. b
Allen: Cello Edgar Anderson.
A glee clQb win be organized very
shortly and those interested are now
on the lookout for suitable director,
There are plenty Of would-be Cart-
sos in the association ana good
director could work wonders with
them The debating club will also be
formed during the winter under the
able direction OF that iiIustrious ora.
tor, A. T.. Wisdom. w
The third heading involves lectures
and practical talks. The education
al committee plans to make feature
Of educational lectures during the
coming year. A class lecture series
under the direction OF G.. @. Heisor
on vestments win be given In coopera-
ton with the health league which -
soon to be organized. and lectures On
first aid to the injured win b given
by prominent local physician. On
every Tuesday of the school year
there will be a practical talk TO the
students OF the educational classes.
and tentative arrangements have been
made to have talks Of special interest
to shop men at the noon hour IN the
various large shops throughout the
city Ed Towse, chairman OF the
committee has an Illus
trated lecture on Hawaii. which be
offers to give at the military posts.
Library.
The fourth and last heading con-
Germs the library and the reading
rooms. Arrangements have been made
with the Honolulu library for q cir
branch in the association
building. This branch will be In
charge of Secretary Urice, whose
plan It Is to form reading club.
With the finest equipped building
in the world for a city of its size, an
employed force of ten energetic sec
retaries, the Honolulu Y. NJ. C.. A.
looks forward to the biggest year In
its history. With a large force OF
directors, committeeman and mem
bers working out the ideas Of the as
ISOLATION, 1t promises to become one
Of the leading forces In the lives OF
the boys and young men OF Honolulu.