Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
News and Notes
From Hawaiian
Mission Board

MISSION 0Oaf0
Rev. lohn " Lydgate pastor of the
LihUc mon church. Kauai. and agent
Ut tn" board for the island OF Kauai.
Was a Visitor in Honolulu for two days
last week he attended the quarterly
meeting 0f the ways and means com
mittpc
Rev. Frank 5. SCudder preached IN
kaW aiahaO church last Sunday even.
ing at the English service. which was
recently lnaugurated. Rev. Henry p
Judd will preach there tomorrow even
ing Mr. Judd will preach at the Eva
Filipino church in the morning
Rev Willis b. COale OF Lahaina.
Maui. is making a visit to Molokai this
Sunday. preaching tomorrow at kau-
nakakai and visiting among the
church people of that part of the
island. 1t is his plan to make the trip
to MOlOkai every two months.
Miss Lula COnOYer of New York
City, who has been called to the posi-
ton of extension secretary Of the
Honolulu Bible Training school, is eX-
peCted TO reach this city next Wednes.
day. Her work will be to teach in
the training school which is affiliated
with the kawaiahao Sunday school
and also to work in the board Bible
school.
The death Of Rev. John kalino of
kahului, Maui, last Saturday removes
another connecting link between the
Hawaii Of the old days and modern
Hawaii kalino was born in Waiehu,
Maui, in 1862 After graduating from
the North Pacific Theological Semi
nary in Honolulu he occupied the pull
pit of the church at Waimea, Hawaii,
for several years and later became
pastor of the Paia church, Maui. For
the past 10 years or so Mr.. kalino
lived with his daughter, Mrs. James
Smythe, at Kahului. He held the posi-
ton of scribe of the Maui Evangelical
Association and was much interested
in the work of the Kahului Union
church.
On Sunday, January 81, the Hilo
Portuguese church will celebrate its
tWenty-fifth anniversary. There will
be services appropriate to the Occa-
sion, not only in the morning but also
in the evening. Rev. A. V. Soares,
pastor of the Honolulu Portuguese
church, will be present and bring the
greetings of the brethren of Honolulu
IN 0Nhnrn yfill
be the reception of several new mem
bers. In the evening there will be a
union service with the other churches
of the Hawaiian Evangelical Associa.
ton in Hilo. Revs J. P. Erdman, F.
S. Scudder and n. c. Schenck will
also be present at that service, bring.
ing the fluctuations Of the board.
BY the Mauna nea this afternoon
three of the field secretaries of the
board are leaving for the island of
Hawaii, to be gone about two weeks.
Rev Frank S. Scudder. superintend-
ent of the Japanese work, will spend
a week in the vicinity of Hilo looking
into the work of his department. He
will officiate at the dedication of the
ly completed. Rev. John P. Erdman
and Rev. Norman C.. Schenck will
spend Sunday in Hilo preaching in the
Foreign church and attending the an
niversary exercises of the Portuguese
church. The following day they will
start for a tour through the Kau and
Kona districts, visiting the Hawaiian
churches and holding services every
night along the way. Sunday, January
%, they will be in Waimea and the
following day will motor over to Ko-
hala to attend the Hawaii Evangelical
Association meeting.
Next Wednesday Rev. Henry P.
Kamaiopili will take passage for La
haina, Maui, en- route to attend the
meeting Of the Maui Evangelical
Association in the Kaahumanu church,
Waikiki, which will begin Wednesday,
January "a, and complete its labOrs
on Saturday noon, January q. These
three members Of the board will repre-
sent the board at the business ses-
sions of the association and also at
tend the meetings of the Sunday
School Association and the c. E. so
cieties On Saturday of next week
they will leave for Hilo, en- route to
the Hawaii Evangelical Association at |
kohala. Sunday, January %, will be |
spent in Hilo, attending the Sunday |
school rally in the Haili church and |
in visiting other phases of the boards |
work. The following day they will
leave Hilo for KohaIa with the dele
gates from the Puma and Hilo dis
tricts Rev Frank s. SCudder will
also make the journey in this fashion.