Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-09

| morning and returning the following
/ evening to his home On Maui: He at
/ tended the meeting Of: the. board yes
| tPrday afternoon. e: ~
+ Ret J. II. lI$aiRa and Mrs, David \.
! r|phnhf.:. widow Of the late Rev. D;rvid
/ n: Dpunui. pastor Of the Huelo churc
len Maui for several years. were mar
ried on August -. Inaina is the pas
tor of the Kfanae and HCe!o churches
! on East Maui Before her recent mar.
riage Mrs Ingfna was preacher to the
Hueh congregation.
1
Ts.et a Ills Of labor
/ EnlonS tsESr. eouSlSyIsseA. Catalina
] Cortizan and 1uaH RegaIa. students of
the beard Bible school. have returned
from Maai and will soon resume their
| studies in the Bible school They re-
: port a successful summer spent in
preaching at Puunene, Kahului, Wal
luku and other places.
Rev. Frank s. Scudder, superinten-
dent of the Japanese department of
the board, is expected to return to
| the islands on the Lurline, reaching
Honolulu September 10. During his
Eabsence of three months he visited
points along the Atlantic coast
! The semi-monthly meeting of the
Oahu Evangelical association will be
| held in the Haleiwa church, Waialua,
beginning Wednesday, September q
at 10 O'Clock. Rev. James Davis. pas
tor of the Waikane church, is the
moderator of the association and j. h.
| Nakila, assistant editor of the Kuo.
koa. is the scribe. The program COM
| mittee IS at work preparing a pro-
gram of inspiratiOnal addresses. The
sessions will continue for three days.
The Sunday school association and
the Christian Endeavor societies will
hold their sessions at the same time
A s. Mahaulu. a morHheT of lie
hard. row residing in this city 3ut
formerly magistrate at Wsialua has
been very ill but is now impr wing.
He is at the Beretania sanitari I'M.
The date for the opening of the
Bible school has been postp led until
Monday, October Q. At tt 1t time it
is expected that there wi 1 be an in
creased Registrations owe last year.
The instructors for the present will
be Revs. J. P. Erdman, l. c. Schenck,
]. L. Hopwood, F. s. 2 hdder, A. Aka.
ma, H. P. Judd and NJ Mora Caborn,
extension secretary ii the Honolulu
Bible Training Sci N. The two cot
tages in the rear OF the auditorium
have been taken yer from the Y. w,
C. A. and will soon be equipped for
the use of the students. The lectures
and recitations will be given in the
auditorium. 49,
Last Sunday morning the sermon
at the service of the Young Peoples
League was preached by Rev. Henry
p Judd. Next Sunday morning Rev.
John p. Erdman will preach at the
league service, and Rev. Akaiko Aka
ma will preach to the congregation of
the Haleiwa church at Waialua. "
Word has been received from the
Philippines that Rev. Simon r. Yglo-
a
young woman of those islands. Owing
to the enormous passenger business
that has developed between the ORR
ent and Hawaii Ygloria- and his bride
will not be able to reach Hawaii I'M
til October.
During the absence OF Mr.. YgIoria
the work of the Eva Filipino church
has been carried on by Ruffo Agus-
tin, assisted by several of the dea-
cons. Rev. H. p. Judd will preach
there tomorrow morning, assisted by
Messrs. Cortizan- and RegaTia, who
have just returned from their three
months on Maui. These two young
men will assist in the work at Eva,
Waipahu and Waialua until the re-
turn Of Ygloria.
The regular, monthly meeting Of
the board was, held yesterday after
noon. being preceded on Tuesday and
Wednesday by the various standing
committee meetings. Owing to Mon
day being Labor Day and hence
holiday the secretarial council did not
s.
its session on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Take Ukumura, wife of the
pastor CT the Makiki Japanese church,
with her son and daughter-in-law. are
expected to reach Honolulu in the
middle of October, after sojourn in
Japan.
~ Rev. Ellis E. Pleasant and Mrs,
Ples SAINT of Kahului are planning to
spend their vacation with Rev. and
Mrs George E. Lake of Hama, East
Maui.
Rev and Mrs. A Craig Bowdish OF
the Makawao church, Paia, Maui,
sailed last week for the coast to en-
joy vacation of three months Work
on the new structure for that church
is progressing rapidly, there being a
large force of men engaged in the
enterprise.
Rev Lincoln Benjamin Kaumehei-
wa, pastor of the Waikapu church