Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-01
Christian Endeavor

The union celebrated the forty-ninth
birthday anniversary of Christian En-
deayor last Monday night at Calvary
Baptist Church More than 200 En-
deavorers attended the banquet. Mr..
Potter, president of the union, was
POSTMASTER The invocation was given
by DR.. Butler of Columbia Heights
Lutheran Church. DIR. Abernethy, pas
tor of Calvary Baptist Church, gave
brief address of welcome. DR.. Diffen-
derfer, q trustee from the Lutheran
Church of the International Society of
Christian Endeavor, gave a brief ad-
dress. DR.. Snyder, pastor of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church, was presented to the
audience. Mr.. Baradi, delegate from
the Philippine Islands, also made a
brief speech. Miss Hallam and Mildred
Lindblom, G. E. world representatives
in the District, spoke of the Christian
Endeavor world campaign now in prog
resS Irving Koch and Robert Parsons
coming meetings. Stunts were featured
by the societies from Calvary Baptist
Church, New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, st. Paul's English Lutheran,
Keller Memorial Lutheran, lexington
Presbyterian and readings by several
young women. L. G. Greene and. Jesse
Stimson led the members in singing.
Mrs. D. r. Potter will have charge of
the special G. E. meeting tomorrow at
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The topic is &C. E. Around the World"
Mr.. Potter will speak at the celebra-
ton at st. Paurs English Lutheran
Church tomorrow on "A Look Ahead
for Christian Endeavor."
Mauro Baradi will address the En-
deavorers at Luther Place Memorial
Church on How May Endeavorers
Crusade With Christi"
The society at Sherwood Presbyterian
Church will be led in the meeting by
Lawrence Gunther.
The Alpha G. E. Society of Vermont
Avenue Christian Church is celebrating
the forty-ninth birthday anniversary Of
Christian Endeavor and the fortieth
birthday anniversary of its own So
ciety tomorrow at $50 pm.
The C. E. Society of Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church will hold a meeting
tomorrow at GAS pm. in the chapel.
The meeting will be conducted as
testimonial on What Christian En-
deavor has done for me-"
The Young, Peoples Society of Gun
ton-Temple Presbyterian Church will
hold sunshine barrel" party at the
home of Helen Smith February T.
Memorial United Brethren Endeav-
orerS had full program for G. E. week.
Monday evening they had charge of the
services at the Central Union Mission
and later attended the birthday BAN
quet. Tuesday the society had bust
ness meeting and social The society
went together in body to attend the
prayer meeting. Sunday evening they
will have G. E. tea at $40 o'clock,
followed by the regular meeting at z
o'clock. They will have charge of the
church service at o'clock.
The intermediate c.. E. banquet was
held Friday evening at Calvary Baptist
Church, with 500 Intermediates In at
tendance. Miss Lois Jarrett, president
of the union, was toastmistress. DR..
Abernethy made the address of well
come. An address was delivered by r.
wing L. Koch. A program of stunts was
presented by the Intermediates Of CAL
vary Baptist Church.
The attendance shield, for the larg-
est percentage of membership present
at the banquet, was awarded to the
society from st. Pauls English Lutheran
Church.
Frances Donovan was elected record
ing secretary of the union.
The Junior C. E. Union met January
26 at lexington Presbyterian Church,
with $50 Juniors in attendance. Wal
lace Memorial Junior Society had the
largest percentage Of its membership
present.