Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-26

staying for the present at the PENN
sula. H..
Miss Dora Ambrose of the business
J department returned from her vaca.
! ton last week. The larger portion of
{ the time she was at the Volcano
| House. .... .:....-.
The secretarial council met We'd
nesday morning. In the future 1t is
| likely that the council viii meet On
Monday mornings for the transaction
of its important business.
The new year book of the board is
progressing favorably and will be pub
| lished by the Star-Bulletin the latter
part of September, it is expected. Rev.
H. P. Judd is in charge OF the publi-
cation. ..~...
Joseph Pagan, worker among the
Porto Ricans and Spanish in the dis
trict Of Hilo, Hawaii, arrived on the
Mauna Kea Tuesday morning for a
few days in the metropolis. He will
return to Hilo this afternoon.
Messrs. Richards, Akana and Judd,
members of a special committee of
the Hawaiian Evangelical Association
to secure camp site for the associa-
ton, made trip to the country Thurs
day afternoon looking into available
places sor this proposed institution.
Rev. Henry H. Parker, pastor of the
Kawaiahao church, has been spending
August at his country place at Kane
ohe. Last Sunday morning his pulpit
was occupied by Rev. c. NJ. Kama
kawiwoole of the East Hamakua
church, Hawaii Mr. Parker viii re-
sumo his labors in his church on Sun
day, September 3.
The Boy Scouts of the Beretania !
settlement held a successful meeting
on Thursday evening. The Sunday
school of the settlement is maintain
ing an excellent attendance record
this summer, the hotter weather SEEM
ingly having but slight effect upon
the number of students in the Sunday |
school, ..
Rev. Albert S. Baker, agent of the
board for Kona and Kau, Hawaii, and |
pastor of the Central Kona church,
has recovered from his recent illness |
to such an extent that he was able to
travel TO southern California from
Alaska, where lie was taken ill, and |
is now recuperating in the southern |
part of the Golden State. .
The Filipino paper called IAN Abb
yam" published by the board is in |
creasing its circulation steadily. z. !
A. Cooper is devoting his time not |
only to the interests of this paper but I
also TO the other publications issued |
monthly by the board and is increas-
ing the circulation of these four
..Friend' papers materially.
Letters have been received from the /
Rev. George Laughton, pastor of the
Hilo Foreign church, to the effect that
he is occupying the pulpit of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church of San Fran
cisco, of which the Rev. Charles F.
Aked mas been pastor. Dr. Laughton's
engagement as supply is for one
month, after which time he will re-
turn to his parish in Hilo.
" .., L.
The board Bible school will begin
its work for the new year the latter
part of September Those who in
tend to become students in this school
will please consult with Rev. j. p.
Erdman, dean of the school, who Will
be able to furnish information regard
ing the curriculum and schedule or
studies. The sessions of the school
will be carried on in the auditorium OF
the board. ".s r
Rev. and Mrs. Norman c.. Schenck
and sons are now residing at the Bere-
tania settlement, carrying on the work
formerly done by Mr. and Mrs. Mac
kenzie. This arrangement is for the
next three months or so, until plans
for a permanent headworker at that
institution are fully determined. 1t
IS to be hoped that Mrs. Mackenzie
nav be able to return to Honolulu and I
resume the splendid work she. was
able to do for many years in that
needy portion of our city. J.. :~
The Sierra on Monday morning
brought among her passengers George /
a. 1OGlR OIL ALL AGUOI, 4hlSL. .AOuhS
las recently been connected with the
Anti-Saloon League of Michigan, max Z
ng his headquarters at Escanaba, but S
las accepted call to the Hilo board
ng school to become chaplain and
,lso teacher of the Bible and of civ |
cs. He will be a great addition TO
he educational force of the Hilo in /
;titution and goes on the Mauna Kea l
afternoon to his new post
# duty. "
On Wednesday evening at the par
sh house Of the Central Union church
sev. Henry P. Judd, secretary of the
,oard. led the inid-week meeting on ?
he subject of Missions in Hawaii. f
lie viewed the theme from the stand
oint of the Hawaiian board work, o
rging as an encouragement and aid \
0 the cause of missions deeper e
nowledge of conditions and facts OF o
he mission work in Hawaii nei. Mr.. c
,,dJ csscka nf the encouraging Tea 9,