Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-12
Christian EndeavOr

The last meeting of the Christian
Endeavor Union of the District of CO.
1umbla for the year 1929-30 was held on
Monday night at Takoma Park Presby-
terrain Church. Rev Mr.. Shearer. pas
tor OF the church, had charge of the
installation service for the following
new officers: President, Robert Lyon,
Takoma Park Presbyterian; vice presi-
dent, Darrell Grain, lexington Presby-
terrain; general secretary, Elizabeth La
Roche, Columbia Heights Christian:
recording secretary, Rita Lentz Wallace
Memorial Presbyterian; treasurer, Law
renee Morlan, Friends Church; inter-
mediate superintendent, Mrs. L. C.
Greene, Calvary Baptist; assistant SUI
perlntendent, DR.. K. Chapman, Calvary
Baptist; junior superintendent, Mrs.
Herman Snid. St. Paul's Lutheran;
publicity superintendent, Ruth Vert
man, Keller Memorial Lutheran: assist
ants, Mauro Baradi, United Brethren;
Mary Wertman, Keller Lutheran; mis-
slonary, Pauline CARRIER, Church of the
Brethren; quiet hour, Elizabeth Pile,
Rhode Island Avenue M P; Tenth
Legion, Margaret Trunnell, Congress
street M P; drama and pageantry,
MRS. Blanche Mays Marshall, Calvary
Baptist; assistant Ethel Pote, Church
OF the Brethren; literature, Josephine
Iremaine, First Congregationalist; rec
Teational superintendent, Harry Thomp-
son, lexington Presbyterian
jeweled c. E. pin was presented to
each of three cfficers-to D. r. Potter for
having been the most valued member of
the union dramatic club, "the c. E.
Players; to Aubrey T. Minor for having
given six years of distinguished service
as publicity superintendent of the union;
to Charles l. Haycraft for his efforts in
setting up the Westminster G. E. Con-
ference. The attendance shield was
awarded to New York Avenue PreSby-
terrain Society for having IS members
present out of a total enrolment of 49,
The Senior Society Of Wallace Memo
rial Presbyterian Church, under the
leadership of Ann Whitmire, will have
charge of the services at the tourist
camp tomorrow at 5 o'clock. D. r.
Potter will speak.
The intermediate Union held an echo
meeting at H Street Christian Church
Friday evening. Reports of the Inter-
mediate Convention, Westminster Con-
ference and the various UNCONVENTIONAL
conferences were given. The monthly
meeting of the intermediate board will
be held in the form of picnic in Rock
Greek Park on Sunday afternoon.
The society of Keller Lutheran Church
held a picnic on Sugar Loaf Mountain,
near Frederick. Saturday afternoon.
I4lC bBplC6 4Ol GlSCuoSlOli III tic VAIL
Gus societies Sunday are: Junior, What
Are the Marks of Good Men and
Women?" Intermediate, What Rec
Teations DO I Like Best? Why?" Sen
ior Worth while Hobbies"
The Christian Endeavor Union has
just closed the second year of the West
minister Christian Endeavor Conference,
held in Westminster, Md. The confer
ence was conducted under the leader
ship of Charles 1. Haycraft as president;
D. r. Potter, program chairman, and
Carolyn Smell, registrar. Keller Luz
theran c. E. Society was awarded a silk
banner for having the largest percent
age Of its membership present. Miss
Mary Pfeiffer of Keller Lutheran had
her expenses paid for being the indi-
,Vidual to obtain the largest number Of
registrations. The delegates at the con-
ference presented Mr.. Haycraft with a
Eeweled c. E. pin in appreciation of his
Ayork for the success of the conference.
The following officers were elected:
Chairman, Melvin Holmes; vice chair
man and publicity manager Carolyn
Smell; secretary, Russell Carr; registrar,
Mary Pfeiffer, and treasurer, Meta
&cantlin,