Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-27

BOARD in
FIRST Session
CONTINUED from page one)

A = pn6C O1tCI
OF the Hawaifans, Rev. Stephen De
sha of Hiio responded to Rev. Par
ker's address, thanking that minister
for his generous hospitality during his
fifty years of service. Rev. n. III
Parker and Rev. Desha both spoke
in Hawaiian, there being no interpret
er.
Rev. w b. Oleson, of the Hawaiian
Board made the announcement that
il is the custom each year for the
evangelical churches of Hawaii to send
two delegates TO the national council.
The council this year conyenes in
Kansas City in October, and On ac'
count of the fact that Rev. A. A.
Ebersole and w. A. Bowen are now
ION the mainland and intend attending
this convention, Mr.. Oleson nominated
these men as delegates from Hawaii,
the nomination being approved by
those present.
The presentation of credentials and
the completion of the roll composed
more than half an hour, the following
pastors and delegates answering B
their names:
Hawaii Association = Rev. s. l.,
Desha, e. X. Kelukahi, Mrs. Heleilu,
Is. N. Kahue, Rev. G. M. Kamakaki-
woole, Mrs. Emma Lahea, W. "A. Ka
ulunahele, r. II. Makekau, Mrs.
Beckey Hawai-, Rev. G. C. Kupa, S.
X. MoIale, Rev. James Upchurch, C.
X. KAPPA. Rev. w. K. Kalaiwaa, Rev.
K. s. Timoteo, Rev. John Keala, Rev.
j. M. Kamoku, Mrs. G. W. Waiau,
Rev. John Kama, Mrs. John Kama,
Rev. L. K Kalawe, A. NJ Kalaiwaa,
Rev. z. Mahaiula, Rev. A. E. Baker,
Rev. Lo Yuet Flu, Rev. NJ. e. Santos,
Miss Sarah Canario, Rev. J. +. Cowan,
Rev. T. Smeaton and Rev. E. G. da
Silva.
Maui Association Rev. T. B. Kau-
meheiwa, John w. Kalua, Mrs. Abbie
WEIGH, Rev. 8. Kapu, c. X. Makekau,
Rev. j. K. Kahoopii, Mrs. Holiona,
Kew. S. p. Kaaia, ; NJ. Keaoililani,
Rev. d. N Opunui. M. Kekalohe, d.
w. Napihaa, Mrs. Hama Pupuhi, S.
Kawaihou. Rev. d. X. Kaaiakamana,
r. X. Nawahine, Mrs. L. NJ Mitchell,
j. s.. Poepoe, Mrs. Emily Kunakau,
Rev. r. B. Dodge, Rev. A. G.. Bow
dish, Rev. M Sato, Rev. T. Kuboki,
Rev zee Kui, j. Nakaileawe, Rev. ID.
Kaai, Rev. j. p. Kolohelani, Rev. j.
kaalouahi
Oahu Association-Rev H. H. Par
ker, J. X. Nakila, Rev. HI. X Poepoe,
Mrs. D: K. Hoapili, Sam Kauka, Noah
Mahi, Mrs. Kalei Kupau, Rev. S. w.
Kekuwela, A. E. Mahaulu, Rev. j.
Nua, Benjamin p. Kaoliiai, Rev. Jas.
Davis, e. p. Hikue, Rev. j. p. Erd-
man, p. d. Pellet, Jr., Rev. J. T. Gu
lick, Rev. ]. L. Hopwood, Rev. r. B.
Whitaker, Rev.aA " Soafes, Rev.
w. ID. Westeryelt, Rev. L. TAX Tong,
Tso, Ting Wong, Rev. Akaiko Akana,
Rev. w. B. Oleson, Rev. F. S. Scud-
der and Rev. j. X. Paele.
Kauai Association-D. K Kapahu,
Rev. ]. G. Akina, Mrs. Fanny Sabo, j.
K. Kapuniai, G. K Haze, Rev. r. Pun
ki, G. M. Hubby, Rev. d. p Mahi-
hila. u X. Lota, Rev. j. M. Lydgate,
Rev. ]. M. Kaniakua and Rev. Esui
Him Wing. I
With the completion of the roll, the
appointment of committees came next
in the order of business, the following
persons being named:
Business Rev. J. p. Erdman,
chairman; +. S. Timoteo and J. W.
kalua. Petition Committee Rev. J.
M. Ldygate, chairman; C. M. Kama
and Rev. D. w. K.
White. Committee of Island Associa-
tions Rev. L. b. Kaumeheiwa, chair
mans j. K Nakila, J. H. Haiwi and
Rev. j. X. Kamoku. Committee on
Neurology REV. s. L. Desha, chair