Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-08
News and Notes !.
of Work of the
Hawaiian Board

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parted on the steamer Manoa last
Tuesday afternoon for California to
attend the Pacific Theological Semin
airy at Berkeley. Mr.. zee, who has
been in the service of the Hawaiian
/ Board for the last ii years in Hilo
Hawaii; in Waimea, Kauai. and Ill
| Waikiki, Maui, plans to spend the
! best part of 1916 in studying at this
well-known institution on the coast.
| During his absence Rev. Lo Yuet Flu,
! formerly of Hanapepe, Kauai, will
take charge OF the Waikiki and Keo-
kea churches on Maui.
| Rev. T. Ohio, pastor of the Hanapepe
Japanese church of Kauai. arrived in
the city on Wednesday. During the
last year a kindergarten building was
added to the equipment of the church
in that village Plans are being made
for an increase in the equipment of
the Japanese church at Lihue, Kauai.
Rev. Sam K kamaiopili returned to
his work on Kauai by the w. G. Hall
ON Thursday of this week. He will
continue to make his headquarters at
Lihue and from that center go forth
to many points on the island. 49,.
At the meeting of the Young Peo-
pies League last Sunday II new
members were received and several
applications for membership have
been fled This organization has pro-
flied greatly by the evangelistic cam
paign conducted by Messrs. Brown
and Curry, and Mr.. Akana, it's leader,
reports that the new year has begun
in most favorable way for the
league. -. -. ~. -. III.
On Sunday morning, January 9, the
communion service of the Second Chi
nese Congregational church will be
held at II o'clock. Rev. Use Kei
Yuen, the pastor, will receive several
persons into fellowship as new
members. .... ~: 49,. ... -. ..~<
Rev. Akaiko Akana will leave on the
Mauna Loa next Tuesday. for tour
of the island of Hawaii in the inter
ests of Christian Endeavor work. He
will begin his campaign with meetings
in the district of Kona, thence will
proceed to Kau, and from that district
will go over to Puma to attend the
Hawaii Association meeting at Kala.
pana After that he will travel
through Hilo and Hamakua and will
complete his work on the island by
tour of the district of Kohala, return
ing to Honolulu in the second week
in February. -. -. r.. g.:
Rev. John F. Cowan, pastor of the
Union church of Kohala, Hawaii, was
visitor in town this week, arriving
January / and returning to his home
by the Mauna Kea on Wednesday, jar
uary 5. His purpose in coming to the
metropolis was to attend the Christian
Endeavor rally at the Kawaiahaol
church last Sunday evening, and to-
be present at the c.. E. conference
Monday morning. ...... -.' ~. -.
Rev. Norman c.. Schenck, superiI.
tendent of the Chinese department,
will leave for tour of the Chinese
churches on Kauai on January IL. He
plans to be back in Honolulu on
January Is. He will be accompanied
on his tour by Rev. Use Kei Yuen,
pastor of the Second Chinese church.
who is also general evangelist of the
board.
The board will be represented at the
meeting of the Hawaii County Evan,
gelical Association at Kalapana, Puma,
Hawaii, by Rev. Akaiko Akana, who
goes up to the Big Island next week,
and by Revs. John p. Erdman, N C.
Schenck and H. P. Judd, who leave
for Hilo on January 49, Judd and
Schenck will make tour of Central
Maui in the interests of church and
Sunday school work, after which they
may make similar tour of Molokai.
The Mission Memorial building is
SO favorably that plans
will soon be made for the service of
dedication. 1t is likely that the edi-
fee will be ready for occupancy by
the middle of February ...- >~.: |
LIFE OF JOSEPH Is III.
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