Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-28

leaves the service Of the board on
October 81 and takes the Wilhelmina
the following morning for San Fran
cisco TO return to her old home in
Arizona. ....-."" ....
Robert Kula, office secretary of the
young peoples work OF the board. has
been unable to work for several weeks
owing to an attack of fever. During
his absence from the office his father,
James Kula of Eoloa, Kauai, has been
doing the work required in this de.
partment. III T.: T.. .. ..< -.
Rev. Lincoln B. kaumeheiWa, pas
tor of the Kaahumanu church Of Wal
luku, Maui, was a visitor in this city
last week and until Friday of this
week. In addition to being pastor OF
the Waikiki. Waikapu, Waihee and
Spreckelsyille churches, Kaumeheiwa
is president of the Maui Christian En-
deayor Society. III RI. f..
Miss Mora Caborn, extension secre-
tary of the Honolulu Bible Training
School, is at the Beretania Sanitarium,
after having undergone an operation
last week. Her work at the training
school is being looked after by Rev.
Akaiko Akana and Messrs Pietsch
and Judd are doing extra work in the
board school during her absence.
A visitor at the Mission Memorial
last week was the Rev. Harris B.
Stewart of the Auburn Seminary fac
ulty. Stewart was in the class of
1903 at Princeton University and
graduated. from Auburn Seminary in
the class of 1906 with Revs. Henry p.
Judd and Norman c. Schenck He is
the eldest son of Rev. George B.
Stewart, president of the Auburn Sem.
mary. During his stay of one week
in the islands, Mr.. Stewart visited the
volcano, and in company with Rev.
and Mrs n. G.. Schenck and Rev. and
Mrs II. p. Judd made the trip around
Oahu. ..
Another Hawaiian pastor has been
called to lay down his earthly labors
and to dwell in the heavenly man
sions Rev. Samuel Kapu, pastor of
the Lihue Hawaiian church, Kauai,
died suddenly on Saturday night, Oc-
tober IA, of apoplexy. He was i'll
but short time and death was I'M
expected. Kapu was ordained to the
ministry in 1888 and had charge Of
the Hauula church on this island for
several years, then was pastor of the
Kaahumanu church, Waikiki, Maui.
Later on he was pastor of the Wainee
church, Lahaina, Maui, and then be-
came teacher at LaAainaluna Semin-
airy. In July of this year he began
his work at Lihue, being DESTROYS of
reentering the active work of the pas
torate His loss will be greatly felt,
for he was forceful speaker and one
Of the best preachers in the Hawai-
ian language. .-
Last week Tuesday four of the field
secretaries of the board, Rev. John P.
Erdman, Frank S. Scudder, Akaiko
Akana and Henry P. Judd sailed for
Kauai to attend the semi-annual meet
ing of the Kauai Evangelical Associa-
ton at Lihue During the ehree-day
sessions these ministers took part In
the proceedings, giving addresses and
participating in the discussions of tue
important subjects on the program of
business. After the association tour
of the island was made in the inter-
ests of evangelism, and meetings
were held at Wainiha, Waioli, Kilauea,
Kappa, Waimea and Hanapepe
Messrs. Akana, Erdman and Judd re-
turned Wednesday morning per Maui
and Mr. Scudder will stay a week
longer on the island working in the in
terests of the young English-speaking
Japanese. The Kauai association will
hold its next meeting in the Waio1i
church, Hanalei. in April, 1917. 49,.