Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-05
B. Y. p. u. News

Two important items were discussed
at the executive board meeting last
Tuesday evening, namely, the campaign
rules and the appointment Of the COM
mittees for the convention that meets
here in 1881. The campaign rules were
voted on and will go into effect Novem-
Der /. The convention committee is
Thomas r. Wilson, director; Elgin
Smith, John Ruthven and z. G. Hodges,
treasurer; Mrs. Gladys Wilson, general
secretary; Jordan Bentley, finance and
registration; Mrs. Hazel Braugh, reg
istrar; Leo Drumwright, sightseeing
and transportation; T. Edgar Petty, mu-
sic; Edward Prescott, program, badges
and printing: Frank Spencer, publicity;
Clifford Jenkins. halls and decorations;
Miss Alice Spieden, friendship; Rev. H.
w. o. Millington, pulpit; Horace Ste
lows, uShers: Mrs. Franc Caskey, eX-
hibits and photography, and Francis
Ladd, information and mail.
Basket ball will start November j at
Langley Junior High School, at Second
and r streets northeast.
Bowling will begin tonight at Lucky
Strike Alleys, at Fourteenth street and
Riggs place, at o'clock. John Ruth
ven and Elgin Smith will roll the first
balls and Thomas r. Wilson will give Q
brief talk There will be Is boys and
girls teams bowling.
The annual interdenoninational meet
ing will be held November 8 at Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church. Rev.
Ross Slower of the Messiah Lutheran
Church will be the principal speaker.
The Senior B. Y. p. U. Federation
will meet at Temple Baptist Church
October 16.
There will be meeting of all de-
votional life directors october ~ at 8
o'clock at Grace Baptist Church to
make plans for their part In the
thanksgiving prayer service and the
January federation meeting.
The Junior 3. Y. p. u. will meet Oc-
tober 20 at o'clock at First Baptist
Church.
The intermediate B. Y. P. U. Fedora
ton will meet with Centennial Union,
Seventh End Eye streets northeast, Oc-
vober IL at 3 o'clock.
tomorrow at GAS pm. West Washing
ton has charge Of the program.
Bethany, No. 2, has installed the
commission plan, with the following
commission directors: Miss Margaret
Carder, devotional life: Melvin McMi-
chael, stewardship; Miss Evelyn Kerr,
service; Miss Rachel Hovermayer, fell
lowship. A dramatized program will be
given by Miss Margaret Carder and the
Devotional Life Commission tomorrow
evening. This union will have its first
sFall hike october IL, terminating at
!. Chain Bridge.
= At a business meeting this week Cen
biennial discussed the commission plan,
(which it is considering adopting in its
:sunion. Miss Winstead will have charge
t.of the program tomorrow night.
+ Chevy Chase will have its fifth
::birthday party tomorrow evening. Miss
::Pearl Stephen has charge OF the pro-
;.gram.
Mrs. Ann Brook and Group 1 will lead
stthe devotional meeting tomorrow eve
Sning at Fifth b. Y. They will begin tc
tissue a monthly newspaper and miss
Donna Mae Sparks will be the editor.
Z A report was given last Sunday eve.
timing by the following members who at.
blended the B. Y. p. U. convention II
nDetroit in July: Charles McInnis, Elgir
SSmith. Mrs. Ruby McInnis, Miss Lillian
ftSmith, Leonard Baber and Miss Thelma
s:Hicks.
!: Highlands, in special cabinet meet
tting Thursday night, selected goals fol
ssthe wears work. The different com.
Emission directors will have charge Of
1.-THE program tomorrow evening.
< Hyattsville will hold q supper hour
/; Sewers win have charge of the devo'
tional meeting.
Miss Lillian Crawford leads the pro-
Eeram tomorrow evening at metropolitan
EB. Y. They will have charge OF thu
EThursday evening prayer service once
&month.
Petwortf is having 'Fall kickoff
tonight at the country home Of one o
! its members. This union has adopted
I the commission plan and tomorrow
I evening Miss Evelyn Ballou and tn
Devotional Life Commission VIII hav'
charge Of the program.
Takoma Park held its first meeting
as a senior union last Sunday ant
Thomas r. Wilson, federation president
presided.
! praugh will lead the program tomor
low night at Temple.