Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-14
News and Notes
From Hawaiian
Mission Board

NllSSIUu OUnu
This week has been the time for
! the regular monthly meetings of tine
board The beard meeting was On
| Friday afternoon -. Z
Rev. Willis 3. Coale OF Lahaina r.
turned 70 his home on the Mauna Kea
on Wednesday morning OF this week,
after several weeks in honolulu. Mrs.
Coale viii continue in the city for u
while as guest OF Rev. and Mrs. Henry
II. Judd of Atherton road. -
Plans are now being made FOR the
Installation CT piumhing and the reno,
walton or the parsonage Of the Wdia-
nae Hawaiian church. Rev, S. w. he
kueBa is the pastor ri the church,
having come there year ago from
the Waialua church, this Island.
Rev. Simon r. Ygloria, pastor of the
Eva Filipino church. is expected with
his bride ON the Tenyo Maru on Tues.
day, October "a Rev. and Mrs. Pedro
Royola are due in Honolulu on No
vember 81 on the Shinyo Maru They
win be stationed on Mani when they
arrive ..<.-.
Theodore Richards. treasurer of tho
board, departed oil the Niagara on FIR
day for a visit on the mainland. He
and. Mrs. Richards are planning TO DC
gone until the holiday season. During
his absence Miss Cora e. yarney CT
the business department viii act as
treasurer .>... >
Rev. David kaai, for II years TIC
pastor OF the boards church at kalau-
papa, Leper Settlement, Molokai, has
resigned his position owing to i'll
health. Not long ago his wife dice
and ever since that time his health
has not been good. He is at present
living at Waialua, .Molokai. .".
chapel has recently been built at
Hakalau, Hawaii, for the use OF Rev
Thomas F. Anderson, Hawaiian board |
worker among the Spanish, Porto
Ricans and FiIipinos of the Hilo coast. |
Mr. Anderson is doing steady work In |
his large and important field and is
ably assisted by Joseph Pagan.
While on Maiu Rev Mr.. Scudder !
preached at Puunene and at Paia to |
the members of the Japanese churches
Of those communities. Mr., Judd |
PREACHED In the Waikapu and Wal- |
luku Hawaiian churches. MessFS.
Judd and Scudder returned TO homo
lulu on Tuesday morning on the Mauhd
Kea. Mr.. Regala of the board bloie
school returned at that time 10 ms
studies.
The Makawao Union church's rev
edifice,. memorial to the late. Henfy
p. Baldwin, is going up satisfactorily.
II will be a splendid and lasting me
mortal to one of the greatest friends
of the cause of Christ in these islands,
one who showed his keen interest in
Christian missions and education and
work in general. Rev.
A. Craig Bowdish, pastor of the
church, is at present on the mainland
enjoying vacation of three months.
The program for the Kasai associa>
ton meeting has been arranged.
There will be inspirational addresses
by Revs. ]. NJ. Lydgate, John p. Erd
man, A. Akana and II. p. Judd on yari-
Gus phases of the spiritual life. The
association will be held in the Ha-
waiian church of Lihue and will he.
gin Wednesday morning, October Is.
After the meetings !. the Hawaiian
board quartet will visit among the
churches of the island, their stay OIL
Kauai lasting q week in all. ...=.l
The building OF the Kahului Con-
House is proceeding rapidly
under the direction of Charles Say
sge. the contractor. The roof is now /,
on and an idea may easily be gained Is
as to the size and character of this :
much needed edifice. The cost will be
In the neighborhood of $4,000. The
main room will be 60X40 and will be [
bsed for the kindergarten in tae {
and for games in the even:
pgs. Parties of various sorts will be
,eld there and the community house
S bound to become a popular and
greatly used building .:.-: .>..... IL
The. board was represented at the 8
,eceat Jubilee celebration of the Wal q
uku Union church by Rev. Frank >.
scuader and Henry p. Judd. AT tie !
Sunday evening service. October s.
hey brought the best wishes OF The q
BOARD to the church on having corr, s
deed a half century of life. The
oek part in the ministers school, I.
which occupied the greater part q ;
Monday, and at the inter.racial SER 2
ice on Monday evening these two I
from the board office
short addresses, Rev, Henry
? Judd, as superintendent Of the Fill
,ino work. baptised SO Filipinos, resi-
tents of Waikiki, Waihee and Wal
iapu. This was the result of the =
plendid work done on Maui this past
summer by two of the Hawaiian