Evening star., 1928-11-10
B. Y. p. u. News

At the executive board meeting last
| Tuesday evening 1t was decided To
recognize Golden Pule December g.
Each union will ascertain which it had
| rather do, take up a collection or eat
| the orphans regular meal, donating the
difference between the regular meal
and the orphans meal to Near East re-
| lief.
1t was again announced that Or.
j.. hes H. Taylor, pastor Central Pres
byterian Church is to be the speaker
at the Thanksgiving sunrise prayer
service to be held at National Baptist
Memorial Church
Federation meeting will be held Mo-
vember %, ct 7:30 o'clock, at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. Rev. j.
Clyde Turner will deliver the message.
The annual efficiency campaign is
now under way. James Rollins OF
Temple Union, is in charge of the OBJ
servation committee, whose duty it is
to visit each union at least twice a
month. The committee serves to make
the unions do. better work and also
acquaints the observers with methods
that may be used in their own unions.
The first reports will be made December
10 and will be made public at the De-
cer1ber federation meeting.
The devotional life department, under
the leadership OF John Ruthven, is as
S1Stlng the pastor in the church service
tomorrow at 800 pm. at Maryland
Avenue Baptist Church, Fourteenth
street and Maryland avenue northeast.
Tuesday night will be the opening
for boys basket ball at Langley High
School, Second and T streets north
east. There will be three games
played each Tuesday excepting the
third Tuesday, commencing at Z and
lasting until 10 o'clock.
An efficiency campaign. similar to
that of the Senior Federation started
among the juniors November l. At
each federation meeting the banner
will be awarded to the union with the
greatest number of points for the past
month. The Junior Federation Will
be entertained at Petworth Church,
Eighth and Randolph streets, Novem-
Der 18, from 3 to 4 o'clock. Election
o. officers will be held at this time
A special program is being prepared
by the Petworth Juniors.
The intermediate B. Y. P. U. of
Petworth Church reorganized Novem-
Der 4, under a new leader, Mrs Luther
Kniard. with "a present. An en-
thuSiaStic meeting was held and plans
are being made for active co-opera-
ton in the federation contest. Louise
Pledger, vice president of the Inter-
mediate Federation, is president of the
new union.
West Washington Union will present
dramatized program at Cedar Grove
Baptist Church tomorrow at 2:30 pm.
This invitation is partly the result of
having taken a base ball team out to
play there on Labor day. The pro-
gram will be built around the life of
oy1I 1ry{11 INa y%, 1n {Yof nh
of Mrs. Violet Warner and Terry
Beach The boys bowling team went
into first place last Saturday by taking
all three games, while Kendall was
dropping one to Petworth, due to
Seavers' great performance as anchor
man.
Miss Dorothy Thumes group has
charge of the program tomorrow night
at Grace Union, using as her subject
'"The Last Words of Jesus with His
Disciples" Fifth Union will have the
same subject and will be led by Miss
Donna May Sparks.
Senior Union. No. /, of Bethany will
have a special program tomorrow
night, led by Myrteen Sisson and her
Beta group. Sacrifices Acceptable to
poned its monthly executive board
all members would be able to attend
the revival services now being con-
Quoted by the Miller brothers at the
church every night for the first two
weeks in November. Union No. 2 will
have Margaret Miller leading tomor-
row night. BY.'ers will be present at
Bethany Tuesday night for the oyster
supper and then go down to the meet
ing at the Central Union Mission,
where Mr.. Ross will speak.