Evening star., 1935-04-06
Christian Endeavor

The Senior Union will meet Mon
day at the Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church at 8 pm. The
program will be under the direction Of
the Convention Committee, which will
present an advance picture of the
May gathering.
The intermediate Union will meet
at the Sherwood Presbyterian Church.
Friday, pm. This will be special
Easter meeting over which Bill Wat
kins, president of the union, will pre-
side The speaker will be Hillman
Harris, former president of that
group.
The intermediate Union is Offering
free trip to the international con-
vention in Philadelphia to the winner
will be held at the May union meet
ing.
DR.. Joseph Sizoo, pastor of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. will be the speaker at the
mass meeting the first night of the
Christian Endeavor convention, May
2, at the National City Christian
Church. DR.. We're w. Abbey, general
secretary of Christian Endeavor in
India. Burma and Ceylon, will be the
guest speaker May 8. Three societies
have reached their quota in the regis
tration contest for this convention.
They are lexington Presbyterian,
Rhode Island Avenue M. P inter-
mediates and Georgetown Presbyterian
Intermediates.
I, 1,o. &,,r -,
rs registrations for the international
ChriStion Endeavor convention, Hill
man Harris. local registrar, has been
given the title of colonel" from Bos-
ton headquarters Office. 1t is the
aim to make him twice general"
before June Is.
The Calling Committee, under Hill
man Harris, will meet tomorrow at 5
pm. at the Calvary Baptist Church.
The We're Abbey" team, captained by
Don Fraser, is ahead of the Mother
Clark" team, headed by Bertha Neff,
and the Dan Polling" team that is
captained by Frank McGeary.
All persons who have any articles
for the rummage sale the union will
conduct April IS notify Mrs. Darrell
Grain.
Tomorrow has been designated as
Christian Endeavor Quiet Hour day
when societies will study and stress
personal devotions. David Hayward,
superintendent of this work for the
local union, will offer suggestions that
society leaders may want.
Around the union tomorrow evening
will be many installation services
Among them are Central Presbyterian,
Wallace Memorial seniors, where DR..
Darrell Grain will lead the installa-
ton, and the Wallace intermediates,
where G. S. Akehurst will install the
new officers. Homer Rodeheaver will
be the guest speaker at joint Chris
tian Endeavor meeting of the United
Brethren and Rhode Island Avenue
M. P. societies at 7 pm. Mrs. Dor
othy King will be the leader.
New officers have been elected as
follows: Central Presbyterian-Joe
Turner, president; Mary Poole Shan
non. vice president; Maye Irvine Walk
er. secretary; Robert Meyer, treasurer.
Wallace Memorial-Frank McGeary,
jr., president; Margaret Sangster,
vice president; Ida Giltner, secretary;
Dorothy Howe, corresponding secre-
tary; Louis Allen. treasurer. Ninth
Street Christian mtermediates-Alice
Harvey, president; Billy Colsten, vice
president: Georgia Lee Norris, secre-
tary, and Clifford Jope, jr., treasurer.
Rhode Island Avenue NJ P.-Ralph
Shoemaker. president; Leroy Willet,
vice president; Katharine Mobray,
secretary; Charles Richardson, cor
responding secretary; Elizabeth Pile,
treasurer.