Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
B. Y. P. U. NEWS

At the executive board meeting OF
the Columbia Federation Tuesday eve
ming the corrected standings Of the
contes. for the month of November were
given. There were several errors made
In the reports turned In, and after corr
rections were made the standings are
as follows: Metropolitan, first: National
Baptist Memorial second; First thirA
and East Washington Heights, fourth.
The senior federation Is planning to
have an entertainment, the proceeds to
go toward the 1881 convention fund.
Miss Martha Lavisson Of Bethany Ii
chairman of this committee. The other
members are Miss Florence Cockerville,
Clifford Jenkins, Miss Elsie Seay and
Wilson Reed. This committee will
meet tomorrow at 8 o'clock at the home
OF Miss LAWSON, 615 Upshur street.
There will be meeting of the 1891
capital convention commission Monday
evening at Baptist headquarters, IT'S
Eighth street. at tbs.
A group OF B. Y. p. u. members of
Washington will visit the young people
OF Baltimore next Tuesday evening in
the Fulton Avenue Baptist Church,
one OF the features Of the program will
De Echoes OF the Memphis Conven-
tion:" Thomas r. Wilson will be one
OF the speakers. The presidents Of the
baptlst young Peoples Unions are re-
queSted to call John Ruthven, Metro
politan 1866, before IL O'Clock Monday
to let him know how many will 20 from
their union and If they viii 90 BY train
or automobile.
The intermediate federation will meet
at National Baptist Memorial, Sixteenth
street and Columbia road, Friday eve
ming at o'clock.
The senior federation viii meet jan
al n ~ 49,.
Church, woodward Hall, Eighth and H
streets. The intermediate federation
WIZ provide the entertainment. High
lands and Bethany Union, No. 2. win
assist Calvary in the entertaining.
Devotional Life Director John Miller
requests the percentages of the daily
Bible readers for the month Of De-
cember be sent to him at ais Four
teenth place by the presidents or devo-
tional life directors. There viii be a
meeting Of all devotional life directors.
their assistants and any other persons
interested In the devotional life depart-
ment January 26 at Temple Church,
tenth and N streets. at o'clock.
john Ruthven. transportation leader
Tor the 1880 convention, to be held in
San Francisco In July, has planned the
trip, and the delegates will leave wash
lngton June 20, making stops at the
various points of interest throughout the
West, arriving in California the 9th Of
July.
Miss Flora LAWSON and the fellow
ship commission VIII present the pro-
gram tonight at Bethany No. 1. The
B. Y. p. U. viii have charge of the
services at the Central Union Mis-
sion Tuesday evening, and James Kirk
land will be the speaker.
the devotional meeting tonight at
Bethany No. 2 will in charge of
Miss Evelyn Kerr and the service
commission. The monthly business
meeting will be held Immediately at
the close of the morning church service.
Calvary recently elected new oficers
as follows: President, George Richard
recording secretary, Miss Viola RAN
dolph; assistant recording secretary.
Miss Bernice Crowell; corresponding
secretary, Miss Elizabeth Hoeke; treas
urer, Frank Culley; assistant treasurer,
Jack Holland; pianist, Miss Isabel Rob-
bins; assistant pianist, Miss Marivs
Baldwin; chorister, Robert Ewing; as
sistant chorister, Miss Margaret Sagy;
group captains. Miss Louise Hoeke,
Ronald Belts. Miss Roma Dee Poole
and Vernon Robbins.
George Fraser and the Devotional
Life Commission viii present the pro-
gram tonight at Chevy Chase
Group No. 2, under the leadership of
Edgar Smith, will have charge of the
devotional meeting this evening at East
Washington Heights B. Y p. u.
Miss Beatrice Rhinehart. vice presi-
dent Of Fountain Memorial, has ten
dered here resignation. Bruce Kritzer
and group No. will present the pro-
gram tonight at the weekly devotional
meeting.
Grace B. Y. p. U. win have a radio
program this evening In charge Of Miss
Loreen Murphy.
John Carter and the Fellowship Com
mission win present the program to-
is planning a kid party" January 20.
Mrs. Alicata and group No. will
have charge of the devotional meeting
this evening at Kendall The B. Y.
P. U. will conduct services at the Crit
tenton Home, Thursday evening.
The program Of Metropolitan for
tonight will be presented by Miss
Hazel Haynie. Mrs. Kardell, super
visor, will0ontinue her teaching Of the
study course. THE Life Of Christ"
Billy Wolfrey and group No. will
have charge of the social hour this
evening at 6 o'clock. Miss Dorothy
Smith. assisted by group 4. will con-
duct the devotional meeting at o'clock
at National Baptist Memorial. The
1ISltaW CtuD Will nOlQ us monthly
meeting Tuesday evening.
The Service Commission. Miss Dor
othy Darby, director. will have charge
of the meeting tonight at Pet
worth. The B. Y. p. u. will have charge
Of the evening church service today.
A banquet will be held Wednesday
evening at the Blue Triangle Club,
under the leadership of the Fellowship
Commission and Miss jamie Humphrey
On Friday evening, January 81, the
B. p. B. u. will sponsor an illustrated
lecture of the Holy Land given by Rev.
Homer Councillor.
The B. Y. p. u of Temple will con-
duct the services at the Baptist Home
O'Clock. The Fellowship Commission
with Bernard Acher win present the
program at the devotional meeting at Z
o'clock.
The Stewardship Commission under
the direction Of its new captain. Miss
Hazel Ladson, will present the program
tomorrow evening at West washington.
There will be a meeting of the cabinet
Wednesday evening at 301i Cambridge
place at $50 O'Clock. All officers are
requested TO be present
A turkey luncheon and dinner wal be
served at the Masonic Hall, Wisconsin
avenue and M street, Thursday eve
ming. Luncheon will be served from IL
to 1880 o'clock. and dinner from to
$50 pm.
Miss Mary Davis. captain Of group
No. 2. will present the program tonight
at Bethany intermediate B. Y. p. u.
Takoma Park Intermediates last Sun
day elected the following officers:
President, william Brock; secretary,
Jack Stevens, and treasurer, william