Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-07
B. Y. r. U. News

Fifty-four persons were in attendance
at the executive board meeting of the
Senior Federation Tuesday evening.
Many important items of business
were discussed.
The B. Y. p. U. of Alexandria First
Church applied for membership into
the Columbia Federation. This will be
voted on at the federation meeting.
Lynn Fellows, director of Federation
Bowling League, has called meeting
of all athletic directors, bowling cap
tains and any interested in bowling
for Monday evening. The meeting will
be held at Baptist headquarters, IT'S
Eighth street northwest, at 8 o'clock.
Bowling season will open September 90.
Miss Frances Cooper has been ap-
pointed director of Girls Basket Ball
League.
The federation is conducting horse
shoe tournament under the direction
of Ronald Smith this week and next.
1t Is being held at the Anacostia courts.
The intermediate Federation will
hold its first meeting of the year Sep
TENDER 10.
The meeting of the Junior Fedora
ton will not begin its monthly activi-
ties until the third Sunday in october.
The Senior Federation viii hold its
first monthly meeting of the year at
Second Baptist Church, Fourth street
and Virginia avenue southeast, Septem-
Der 16. The report of the San Fran
cisco convention will be given. Foun-
tain Memorial B. Y. P. u. will assist
in entertaining the federation.
There have been 1852 registrations
for the 1881 convention. which will
meet here in Washington in July.
Five unions having attained their
quota are East Washington Heights,
Highlands, Kendall, Maryland Avenue
and Temple.
The meeting of Bethany Union. No.
l.. tonight will be in charge OF
Life Commission. The B. Y. P. u. will
have charge of the services at the Gen.
trail Union Mission Tuesday evening
and Miss Emma wilkins will be the
speaker. Special music will be pro-
vided. Misses Myrteen Sisson, Rose
GriSsett and Florence Cockerille will go
to the retreat as delegates from this
union.
Miss Margaret Carder, Mrs. Geral-
dine Kirkland, Phillip England end
George Geisenberg will go to the re-
treat from Bethany Union, No. 2, and
as the program for that union these
delegates will bring their report to
their own union.
The first meeting of the year at
East Washington Heights will be held
tonight. Wilton Smith and his group
will have charge of the program.
Nine persons attended the Summer SeS-
sions of the Maryland State Assembly
and they will give their report at this
first meeting. The delegates to the re-
treat from this union are C. I. Smith,
jr.; Ronald Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ton Smith and MIR. and Mrs. Clifford
Jenkins
Miss Kathryn Smith and group No.
/ will have charge of the program to-
morrow night at Grace Baptist Young
Peoples Union. A business meeting
was held Wednesday evening, at which
time the years plans were made. The
delegates to the retreat are Misses Anna
FopleSs, Elsie Sey, Loreen Murphy, Mr..
John Miller, Bill Rice, j. w. Leap and
otto Yeatman.
Frank Temple and group No. will
have charge of the devotional meeting
at Kendall Baptist Young Peoples
Union this evening.
Miss Elizabeth Owens will present the
program at National Baptist Memorial
tomorrow night.
Mrs. Vela Gibson, Miss Elizabeth Nc
Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Braugh,
delegates 10 the TebIeaL, Will Drlng their
report to Temple Union this eve
ming as part of the devotional meet
ing. The following commission direc-
tors have been appointed: Miss Arlene
Boiling, devotional life; Wilbur Bunch,
fellowship; Miss Gladys Boorde. service.
and Mrs Ruth Horner, stewardship. A
business meeting will be held Friday
evening, which viii be followed by a
social.
The devotional life director Of West
Washington Baptist Young Peoples
Union, Mrs. Violet Warner. will present
the program at the devotional meet
ing this evening. The Baptist Young
Peoples Union will have charge
OF the services at the Home for the In
curables today at o'clock. Louis
Lucas, Terry Beach and Mr.. and MIS-.
2. O. Hodges. jr. yin be delegates 20