Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-16
B. Y. P. U. News

The 1881 convention committee met
last Monday night and the name Tor
that convention was selected. It Will pc
known as the magnetic fortieth. The
convention committe will be called the
Capital convention committee.
The intermediate Federation was en-
tertained last night by the tntermedi-
ates of West washington at tner
church.
The Junior Federation will meet at
Temple Church tomorrow at o'clock.
The juniors OF Bethany will present
Thanksgiving pageant.
This year the sunrise Thanksgiving
prayer service will be held at West
Washington. Rev. Perry Mitchell OF
Clarendon will be the speaker.
The Senior Federation will meet at
Fifth Church November 81.
Anacostia will have special program
tomorrow evening, presented by few OF
the B. u. p. u. members of East wash
ington Heights, under the direction OF
Miss Bertha DeniSon.
Miss Evelyn Kerr, service commission
director, will present the program to-
morrow night at Bethany No. 2. This
union will hold its annual banquet
wednesday evening. DIR. Edgar Cordell
Powers of Baltimore will be the speaker.
They will have as their guests, their
pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs. Hugh T.
Stevenson; president of the Senior Fed
Grafton and director of the Junior
Federation, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r..
Wilson; president of Bethany No. J.,
Miss Virginia Everett, and leader OF
Bethany Intermediates, Miss Myrteen
Sisson. Cleve Van Horn will be the
postmaster and George Ruhl pep
leader.
Miss Mary Pullian and the service
mill kAau no-
vNtional meeting tomorrow night at
Chevy Chase. The monthly business
meeting will be held Friday evening.
East Washington Heights will have
the program tomorrow night by Miss
Lois Tslbert. -,
Mr.. Kritzer and group No. 1 will
present the program tomorrow evening
at Fountain Memorial B. =. r; U. az
6:45 o'clock. Miss Gladys Schellln Will
be the new captain of group, No. 4.
Miss Lorraine Murphy and group NO
3 will have charge of the program TO-
morrow night at Grace.
John Carter and the fellowship COM
mission will have charge Of the devo--
tional meeting tomorrow evening al
Highlands B. Y. p. U.
Kendall started their annual inter
group contest last Sunday. A chart has
been made and the paths lead up tc
the hilltop race. Each group has g
color and a special flag, and when theil
goal is completed the flag is place.
permanently at the step obtained. The
contest will last for six months. The
groups will be known as the "Hustlers,
"Rustlers, Racers" and the "Chasers.'
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Alicata anc
group No. 4 will have charge OF tht
Program QuizzeS have been presented
by Joseph Sorrell.
tPetworth will have the program pre-
sshted tomorrow evening by Miss jamie
Humphrey and the fellowship commits
SION.
Miss Gladys Gibson and the service
commission will present the program
= tomorrow evening at Temple B. Y. p. Z
sTakoma Park has recently been or
ganized with the following officer: MIS-
Vesper Crane, president; Miss Florenc'
Potter, vice president; Miss GLADYS
Fielding, secretary; Edwin A. Harring
ton, treasurer: James Councillor, devo
tional life director; Miss Doris Field
ing, service director; James Marshal
and Miss Marion Jackson, fellowship di
rector. Mrs Marshall viii act as ad
wiser throughout the year. The fellow
ship commission, under the Leadership
of Miss Marion jackson, VIII nav
charge of the program tomorrow eve
ming. This commission will plan III
entertainment and games for thei
monthly social. which will be held Sat
urslay evening.