Evening star., 1929-12-14
B. Y. p. u. NEWS

The Junior Federation will meet at
East Washington Heights Church to-
morrow at o'clock. Transportation
will be provided from Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, the end of the car line.
The Senior Federation will meet at
| Petworth, Seventh and Randolph streets,
| Tuesday at o'clock. Chevy Chase and
| Centennial will assist in entertaining
| the federation. All B. Y. p. U. presi-
dents will meet with z. C. Hodges, jr.,
prior to this meeting. The standings
| for the first month of the contest will
be given.
The intermediate Federation will meet
at Bethany, Second and Rhode Island
avenue, Friday at o'clock. A special
Christmas program has been planned.
Anacostia will have special program
tomorrow night prepared by group of
B. Y. P. U. from Fountain Memorial
under the leadership of Miss Theresa
Bankstead.
Bethany No. will have the program
presented tomorrow evening by Miss
Louise Newkirk and the Devotional Life
Commission.
Miss Evelyn Kerr and the Service
Commission will have charge of the pro-
gram tomorrow night in Bethany No. 2.
Chevy Chase will have the program
presented tomorrow evening by the
Stewardship Commission, under the
leadership of Miss Pearl Stephens. The
topic to be discussed is What Have
Young People to Give
At Brookland tomorrow night the
Boys Group" under the leadership
of Roy woodruff, will present the pro-
gram.
First will hold social tomorrow at
o'clock and Miss Dorothy Wakefield
and Group No. will be in charge:
Doyle Strange and Group No. 2 will
present the Bible quix at the devotional
meeting and Miss Lena Parks and Group
No. 6 will have charge of the program.
Fountain Memorial will have the pro-
gram presented by Mr.. Kritzer and
group No. tomorrow night.
Miss Elzie Raye Sanders and the de-
votional life commission will conduct
the devotional meeting tomorrow eve
ming at Highlands.
Preceding the devotional meeting to-
morrow evening at Kendall which will
be in charge of Mrs. Alicata and group
No. 4, there will be Fellowship hour,
of their contest will entertain group No.
/, Miss Gladys Myers, captain, the
winner for the first month.
Metropolitan will have the program
tomorrow evening by Miss Evelyn Reed,
Miss Mildred Harris, James Horn and
John Harris. It will be a debate, and
the subject will be Resolved, That
Christmas is becoming more CONNER
cial than spiritual"
Group NO. 2, Mrs. Catharine Schmidt,
captain, will have charge of the social
tomorrow at National Baptist Memorial.
Group No. /, Mr.. Rosenberg. captain,
will conduct court trial. The B. Y. P. U.
viii have charge of the Sunday school
entertainment Friday evening A por-
ton of the program will consist of the
pageant "The Birth of Christ" There
also will be a Santa Claus and presents
for all children of the Junior Depart
ment and under.
Petworth will have the program pre-
sented tomorrow evening by Miss jamie
Humphreys and the fellowship commits
sion.
Takoma Park will have combined
meeting tomorrow. when Miss Marion
Jackson will lead the discussions on the
topics "What Have Young People to
Give" and How Christmas Sets the
Whole World Singing" a. buffet. sup
per will be served with F.le meeting.
Kendall B. Y. P. U. will conduct the
services at Central Union Mission Mon
day evening.
The six Young Peoples Societies of
Calvary held their second annual ban
uuet Tuesday night Mrs. Abernethy
was toastmistress. The B. Y. P. U.
celebrated its first birthday. George
Richardson was reelected president.
Many received the degree M. p. (mas-
ter president) from the Calvary School.
George Richardson, B. Y. p. u. presi-
dent, received the degree and diploma.
DR.. Abernethy installed the new presi-
dents of the societies. Among the guests
were Mr.. Potter, president of the Dis
trict Christian Endeavor; Thomas r.
Wilson, president of the B. Y. P. u.
Federation; President of the Calvary
Alumni Victor Russell and Mrs Russell
and Rev. Homer j. Councillor, who de-
liyered an address.