Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19

The Senior Federation met Tuesday
evening with many guests from Balti-
more. The standings in the efficiency
| can1paign are as follows: East Wash
ington Heights, AT: National Baptist
| Memorial asa; Metropolitan, $50;
Highlands, 427; Grace, 4o8. The
standings in this campaign for the
entire campaign are East washington,
National Baptist, Metropolitan, First
and Grace.
Awards we're made TO the three win
ming unions in the first month Of the
1881 registration contest. The prizes
were a tinted picture Of Hoffman's
Head of Christ" Highlands has COM
pleted their quota and has percentage
of 1Ol, and took the prize for the nrSt
group: Kendall, with percentage OF
SO, won in the second group, and the
third group winner was First, with a
percentage of AZ. This contest will be
continued throughout the next two
months.
The intermediate Federation met at
Bethany last night and was well at
tended by the intermediates. Col. Cud-
lift of Baltimore made an address.
The Junior Federation will be enter
tanned by the Juniors OF Chevy Chase
tomorrow afternoon. An Easter pageant,
From Calvary to Victory" will be
presented.
The Young Peoples organization of
the District will have charge of the
Easter sunrise service tomorrow morn
ing at Temple Heights.
The Baptist churches will have a
B. Y. P. U. representative at the morn
ing service April 81 to speak on the
1881 convention registrations.
William Caskey and the Service Com
mission will present an Easter program
tomorrow night at Bethany No. /. Miss
Evelyn Kerr, assisted by the Service
Commission, will have charge OF the
services at Bethany No 2 tomorrow
Ieyening
Group No. of Calvary, under the
leadership of Vernon Robbins, held a
debate The affirmative side was Paul
Burnett and Nelson Foster and the
negative Miss Elsie Lambertson and
Frank Dorr.
Miss Pearl Stephens and the Stew
ardShip Commission will have charge
of the devotional meeting tomorrow
evening at Chevy Chase.
Miss Jessie Kerr and Group No. 4
will present program at East Wash
ington Heights tomorrow night.
The B. Y. P. U. of Fifth will have
charge of the special sunrise service
tomorrow morning at z o'clock at the
church. The monthly business meet
ing will be held Tuesday evening.
The devotional meeting tomorrow
night at Fountain Memorial will be
conducted by Miss Theresa Bankstead
and Group 3.
The Stewardship Commission, under
the leadership of Miss Thelma Sanders,
will present special Easter program
tomorrow night at Highlands. Winnie
and the Wise Young Man" will be pre-
sented on April %.
Kendall will have a program pre-
sented tomorrow night by Mr. McGill
and Group No. 2. The B. Y. p. u. will
conduct special services at the Central
Union Mission Monday evening. The
monthly business meeting will be held
Tuesday night.
Tomorrow evening Maryland Avenue
will hold social at 6 o'clock. A play
will be presented at during B. Y. P. U.
and a pageant at 8 O'Clock at the
church service.
The social at National Baptist
Memorial tomorrow evening will be
conducted by Billy Wolfrey and Group
No. 3. Mrs. Catherine Schmidt and
program at o'clock.
The B. Y. P. U. of Petworth will have
charge Of the prayer meeting Thurs
day night.
The Service Commission of Temple,
under the direction of Miss Gladys Glib
son, will have charge of the devotional
meeting tomorrow evening.
Mrs. 2. c.. Hodges, jr., will have
charge of the devotional meeting to-
morrow night at West Washington. A
cabinet meeting will be held Monday
evening and the nominating committee
will be appointed. A "weinie roast"
will be held Friday night in Damascus.
Metropolitan will meet Tuesday eve
ming.