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HAWAIIANCHURCH iCHRONICLE

Vol. 36. No THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN HAWAII MAY, 1946

This p ic tu re an d scenic ones w ith in a re by th e C o u rtesy o f P a rad ise o f th e P a c if ic ,

C hrist M em orial C hurch , K ilauea, K au a i Given to the C hurch by Mrs. R obert P. S h ep a rd in m em ory of h e r h usband . T he R everend H aro ld W illm ot

S m ith , V icar, seen c h a ttin g w ith a group of in te re s te d listeners.

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SUCCESSOR TO TH E A N G L IC A N C H U R C H C H R O N IC LE :

O ff ic ia l o rg a n o f th e M iss io n a ry D is tr ic t o f H o n o lu lu o f th e P ro te s ta n t Ep iscopa l C h u rch in th e U n ite d States.

En te red as second-c lass m a tte r F e b ru a ry 14, 1908, a t th e post o f f ic e a t H o n o lu lu , H a w a ii, un d e r th e A c t o f M a rc h 3, 1879.

TH E RT. REV. H A R R Y S. K E N N E D Y , D.D ., S.T.D., E d ito r TH E VE N . ED W AR D T A N N E R BR O W N , D.D.

K A T H E R IN E M . M O R TO N A s s is ta n t E d itors

T H E H A W A IIA N C H U R C H C H R O N IC LE is p u b lish e d once in each m o n th , e x c e p t J u ly a n d A u g u s t. T he s u b s c rip tio n p r ice is O ne D o lla r a yea r. R e m itta n ce s , orders a n d o th e r business c o m m u n ic a tio n s shou ld be addressed to B ishop 's O ff ic e , Q ueen Em m a Square, H o n o lu lu 43 , Т . H .

A d v e rt is in g ra te s m ade k n o w n upon a p p lic a tio n . »S u bscrip tions w ill ru n u n t i l d isco n tin u e d .

Reconstruction and cAdvance tyund

We do n o t h av e a full re p o rt to m ake on th e R econ­s tru c tio n a n d A dvance F und , so sh a ll delay a fin an c ia l- re p o r t on th is u n til th e n e x t issue of th e C hronicle. However, we ca n n o t help b u t com m ent upon th e very w onderfu l a n d o u ts ta n d in g re p o rt o f S t. A ndrew ’s P riory. T he S isters, te a c h e rs a n d s tu d e n ts o f th e P rio ry (an d th e ir p a re n ts , fo r th e y h av e p layed a g re a t p a r t in th e success o f a ll th e p ro jec ts) a re to be c o n g ra tu la ted upon th e rem ark ab le re su lt of th e ir cam paign fo r th is im p o r ta n t F und . No stone w as le ft u n tu rn e d u n til th e f in a l re p o r t w as in . T hey h a d p laced fo r them selves th e h ig h goal of $1600. W hen th e f in a l p en n y w as co u n ted th e ir o ffe ring cam e to $3606.10. We defy anyone to b e a t t h a t reco rd fo r a group of girls. B u t th e n , w hen th e P rio ry s ta r ts out to do som eth ing th e y do it well.

CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN STORE

F or M rs. H enry B. R esta rick on th e occasion of h e r b irth d ay . She will ce leb ra te h e r 86th b ir th d a y on M a y . 12th. Few can go th ro u g h life w ith such a com m endable reco rd a s th a t m ade by th e w ife of th e firs t A m erican B ishop of th e Episcopal C hurch in th e H aw aiian Islands. She h a s never lost h e r in te re s t in th e w ork of h e r C hurch a n d h e r m ind is ever a le r t to th e needs of th e D istric t fo r th e fu rth e r in g of its scope. She is beloved by a ll w ho know h e r a n d we all jo in in a h e a r ty A loha to h e r on h e r 86th b irth d ay .

T he te s t o f good m a n n e rs is being ab le to p u t up p leasan tly w ith b ad ones.

Leave Soon tyor (Shine1 I

I t is alw ays ex trem ely d ifficu lt to a p p lau d ad e quate ly th e fine w ork of an o th e r . You a re somehow le f t w ith th e feeling, “I am qu ite su re th e th in g s that I feel in m y h e a r t a n d w ish I m ig h t te ll you todaj w ill com e to m e tom orow a f te r you a re gone.” Th; rea l w ork th a t is done by a consecra ted Churchm an is never defined by m ere ad jectives, fo r th e scope o! h is o r h e r w ork is too g re a t to be lab led by words.

We a re losing our D iocesan T reasu re r, M iss B lanchi E. M yers, th e en d of May. H er w ork in th e life o: o u r C hurch in th e Is lan d s h a s been one of o u ts tan d in ; m erit. She cam e to us from C h in a w hen w ar evacuate* h e r from th e w ork she w as doing a t S t. Ja m es Hos­p ita l, A nking. She h a d also been associa ted w itl S t. Luke’s H ospita l, S h a n g h a i a n d h a d been in charge of o th e r im p o r ta n t accoun ts in th e office o f - the S h an g h a i diocese. She re tu rn s to C h in a a n d to An­k ing to p ick up th e b roken a n d devasted th re a d s that w ar m ade on th is place, so th a t she m ay h e lp weave th e m in to a new p a t te rn fo r good. W e feel t h a t her loss to th e D istric t of H onolulu will be trem endous, b u t we w ish h e r G odspeed a n d give h e r o u r w annest A loha Nui an d know th a t she will h av e a very sincere welcome aw aitin g h e r as she re tu rn s to h e r friends in C hina.

M iss M yers cam e to H onolulu D ecem ber 16, 1942 to ta k e over th e w ork as T reasu re r. H er’s w as a d if­ficu lt “row to ho e”, fo r she cam e ju s t a t th e time Bishop L itte ll w as leaving. S h o rtly a f te r t h a t Mrs A itken, B ishop L itte ll’s se c re ta ry left, so she wai > trea su re r , se c re ta ry a n d “B ishop” a ll woven in to ont. She h a s p laced th e D istric t fin an ces on a firm basis a n d h a s k ep t th e m th e re . H er g rea t p lea since com­ing h ere h a s been to encourage ou r m issions tow ari m ore se lf-su p p o rt a n d to boost th e E piscopate Endow­m ent.

Miss M yers is a cheerfu l a n d tire less w orker, an d has given m u ch of h e rse lf to th e im p o r ta n t w ork th a t was h e r ’s. She h a s m ade m an y frien d s in H onolulu who will rem em ber h e r w ith g re a t affec tion . H er w illing­ness to do fo r o th e rs a t h e r own persona l sacrifice h a s been a n ever ev iden t p a r t o f h e r c h a ra c te r . Though she will be sacrific ing m uch to re tu rn to C hina, we rejo ice th a t she can go back w here she h a s really le ft h e r h e a r t, fo r w ork ing w ith th e people th e re ! m e an s m uch to h er. 5

We a re ex trem ely g ra te fu l fo r h e r g rea t co n trib u ­tio n to th e M issionary D istric t of H onolulu. I t has been ou r joy a n d p leasu re to have h e r h e re on “borrow ed tim e ” a n d we have p ro fitte d by h e r effi­ciency, ea rn es tn e ss a n d friendliness.

An A loha p a r ty h o n o rin g Miss M yers will be held a t th e D iocesan H ouse a n d A rm y a n d N avy C enter, T h u rsd ay n ig h t, M ay 23rd, betw een th e h o u rs of 7:30 to 10:00 o’clock. We hope th a t all th e clergy, chu rch •workers a n d frie n d s of Miss M yers will be p resen t to w ish h e r well before she leaves. She will go to * th e m a in la n d fo r a fu rlough before going on to China.

EPISCOPATE ENDOWMENT FUND

Much h as been said ab o u t th e E piscopate Endow ­m ent F und—m uch m ore will be sa id ab o u t i t a s th e m onths an d years roll along. We have a very m uch alive com m ittee fun ctio n in g a long th is line, headed by Mr. George G ray of St. C lem en t’s C hurch . L aym en working w ith h im on th is com m ittee a re th e M essrs: Edouard R. L. Doty (who h a s p u t in m uch tim e an d effort w orking pu t ways an d m ean s for bu ild ing th e Endowment F und) H erm an von Holt, K e n n e th Day, William Soper, H aro ld Podm ore, T hom as B rodhead , William Fraser, F ra n k F ern an d ez , Ja m es T abor, B en ­jam in D illingham , Joseph S tickney, R obert. Ing ram , John Borne, C lem ent K. P ang , Jo seph Pekelo, P e te r Chang, H enry Tyau, A aron Song, Sr., W alte r Ho, Robert Mowry, A ndrew Ikezaw a, A lbert Kong, P e te r Chang, A lexander G lade a n d Jo h n R ickard of H aw aii and R ichard S loggett of K auai. T he rep re se n ta tiv e of Maui h as n o t been appo in ted .

A m eeting w as h e ld a t Davies H all on A pril 3rd to s ta r t work on th e E ndow m ent F und . A h e a r te n in g part of th e m eeting w as th e re p o rt th a t $6500 h a d been pledged tow ard th e F und . T he m ain goal for the presen t is to ra ise $250,000 so th a t th e sa lary , upkeep of th e B ishop’s Hom e an d h is tra v e l expense can be taken care of in d e p en d e n t of help from New York. The u ltim ate goal is to look tow ard m ore self support of our m issions.

As the cam paign gets u n d er w ay th e re will be w ays and m eans p resen ted fo r ra is in g funds. We a re h ap p y to report th a t since th e f irs t o f th e y ea r we have $1025.57 to add to th is Fund , d is trib u ted as follows:

Bishop’s V isitations fo r C onfirm ation :

St. Jo h n ’s -b y -th e -S e a ....................... $ 9.00St. C h ris to p h er’s....................................... 9.00Good S h ep h erd C h u rch ....................... 66.76E piphany ................................................... 18.38P r io r y ........................................................... 8.50St. E lizabeth ’s........................ 37.85St. P e te r’s....................................... 114.48St. C lem ent’s ............................................. 123.77Mrs. C harles H em enw ay..................... 500.00M iscellaneous G ifts ................................. 56.60St. P e te r’s fo r 1945................................. 50.00Balance ................. 31.25

$1025.59

Qraduation Services tyor Our Schools

Iolani will have th e ir g ra d u a tio n service a t th e Cathedral on F riday , Ju n e 7 th , a t 7:00 p. m .; th e Priory will have th e ir ’s on S unday , Ju n e 9th, a t 7:30 P- m., in th e C a th ed ra l. We look fo rw ard to these services an d w ish th e g ra d u a te s every success in th e future of th e ir choosing.

Sam uel C hang C hau

Qhina h o n o r s еЖетЬег o f S t . ‘Veter’s

Mr. Sam uel C hang C hau, a m em ber of S t. P e te r ’s P arish , H onolulu, received th e second h ig h e s t deco ra­tio n of th e C hinese C e n tra l G overnm en t in cerem onies held recen tly a t th e C hinese C onsu late w hen Consul G enera l K ing Chow M ui p resen ted h im w ith th e m edal of Dr. S un Y at Sen. Mr. C hau is a blood b ro th e r of Dr. Sun Y at Sen an d p a r tic ip a te d in th e revolu tion of 1904 a n d ag a in in 1907 as a follow er of Dr. Sen, a n d h a d m an y n a rro w escapes.

Mr. C hau is re tu rn in g to S h an g h a i th is sum m er as a com m issioner of th e C en tra l B an k of C hina, a posi­tio n h e occupied from 1936 u n til th e b rea k o f th e w ar w hen h e escaped th e Ja p a n e se by flee ing to H aw aii. He w as aw ard ed for h is w ork on b eh a lf of th e R epublic of C hina.

A rrives in K orea

The Bishop h a d a le tte r from th e Rev. N oah K. Cho say ing th a t he h a d a rr iv ed in K orea, b u t d id n o t give u s fu r th e r d e ta ils a s he h a d ju s t arrived . W e hope to h e a r m ore from h im la te r.

YOUNG PEOPLE’S CARAVAN

S t. A ndrew ’s P rio ry Cross I s a n in sp ira tio n to a ll w ho look upon it.

V 6 u s Off!

To Mrs. R onald R eid fo r th e very o u ts ta n d in g w ork she is doing w ith h e r ch ild ren a t h e r day school in St. A ndrew ’s C a th ed ra l, in relig ious ed u catio n in s tru c ­tio n as well a s scho lastic a t ta in m e n t.

On E a s te r M onday th e ch ild ren h e ld a service in P ark e M em orial C hapel th a t w as a n ach ievem en t t h a t a n y c lergym an would b o as t of, could h e have h e a rd th e w ay in w hich th e se one h u n d e d little girls, all dressed in w h ite a n d w ith chapel veils, rec ited th e M orning P ra y e r service w ith o u t h es ita tio n . T he Creed, L ord’s P rayer, V enite a n d a ll w ere rec ited w ith m e a n ­ing a n d precision.

T hey processed in to th e C hapel singing th e ir joy- o u r E a s te r h y m n s a n d w ere led by a lit tle g irl c a rry ­in g a b a n n e r fo r th e School—one b eau tifu lly m ade by M rs. A da C lancy. T he service w as conducted by th e R everend R ich a rd M. T realease, Jr. T he ch ild ren a re from g rades one th ro u g h th ree . We are su re p a re n ts a t te n d in g th e service fe lt privileged to have th e ir ch il­d ren u n d e r th e gu idance of Mrs. Reid, fo r she is a g ifted te a c h e r a n d one consecra ted to th e w ork of bu ild ing c h a ra c te r as well as co n trib u tin g to th e m e n ta l upbu ild ing of ch ild ren . T hey co n trib u ted $240.34 to th e R eco n stru c tio n a n d A dvance F u n d a t th is service.

By T h e Rev. R ich a rd M. T realease, J r .Noon A ugust 9 th is th e aw aited day w hen the

Y oung P eople’s C arav an will leave on th e M atsonia bound fo r P h ilad e lp h ia a n d G enera l Convention, A m ong those who will go w ith th e group from Oahu a re : H elen H a ra d a fro m Good S a m a rita n , L aura Iw am i an d M ary Ja n e Ng from St. E lizab e th ’s, G ladys T onak i a n d Floyd U chim a from Holy T rin ity , Lei Folk from St. M ary’s, P ea rl R ich a rd so n from E piphany , B etsy Lyum from St. L uke’s, A nna M ark a n d N orm a Chow from St. P e te r ’s, L au lupe W ong from th e Priory, E llen S h a tte n b u rg from St. A ndrew ’s C a th e d ra l P arish , Mrs. H a rrie t K. W ong a n d th e Rev. R ich a rd M. T re a ­lease. F rom th e is lan d of K au a i we a re su re of one delegate, Jo seph ine Regalo from C hrist C hurch , K i- lauea.

As p la n s now s ta n d we will be th e guests o f Bishop Block in S an F rancisco fo r several days, a n d th e n trav e lin g by s ta tio n w agon we will cross th e coun try passing th ro u g h m a n y of th e n a t io n ’s g rea te s t cities a s well as seeing th e c o u n try itself. B oulder Dam , th e G ra n d C anyon, th e R oyal G orge an d N iagara Falls a re on th e itin e ra ry . W e sh a ll tra v e l th ro u g h a p a r t of C anada , a n d spend several days bo th in New York C ity a n d W ash ing ton , en d in g in P h ilad e lp h ia in tim e fo r th e open ing service of G enera l C onvention on S ep tem ber 10.

T he Y outh C onference is th e w eekend of Septem ber 14-15 an d a t th e g re a t B a n q u e t on S a tu rd a y n ig h t our young people will be on th e p ro g ram dressed in th e ir n a tiv e costum es. A dded to th is our own Bishop will be th e ch ief sp eak e r to all th e y o u th of the C hurch a t th e m ass m ee tin g follow ing th is banque t T he M issionary D istric t o f H onolulu will be well rep rese n ted a t G en e ra l C onvention.

T he r e tu rn tr ip will be by a n o th e r ro u te over the H igh S ie rra s to S an F rancisco , a n d th e n c e to H ono­lu lu a rriv in g back ab o u t th e 2nd of O ctober. The young people going have a lread y m e t to g e th e r a n d are m ak in g p la n s fo r a p rog ram , n o t on ly to be p resen ted a t G enera l C onvention, b u t also along th e w ay as we visit various cities an d churches.

T h is tr ip is n o t only a g re a t o p p o rtu n ity for the young people t h a t a re going, b u t is also a w onderful o p p o rtu n ity fo r th e ch u rch on th e m a in la n d to see w h a t we a re doing h e re u n d e r th e lead ersh ip o f our Bishop.

“VALIANT”Are th e m en of S t. C lem en t’s C hurch . T hey have

becom e very m u c h in te re s te d in d ram a a n d a re p ro ­ducing a p lay th a t bears th a t nam e, w ritte n by R obert M iddlem ass a n d H alsw orthy H all. They a re anxious to p re se n t th is fo r a n y of ou r ch u rch es w ho a re willing to pay th e cost of th e cop y rig h t fee, if ju s t con tac ted . I t is cleverly done a n d will be well w o rth seeing. We suggest you c o n ta c t Mr. C h a rles H enning , 319 Lewers R oad fo r a n evening of e n te r ta in m e n t. I t is a one a c t p lay a n d la s ts abou t fo rty -five m inutes.

y o u th (Corporate Qorrimunion CHAPLAIN REE5E RETURNS TO MAINLAND

May 19, 1946 will m a rk th e f irs t a n n u a l observance of a nation-w ide C orporate C om m union of a ll young people of th e C hurch . P la n s a re a lread y u n d e r way in m any p arishes to secure th e p a rtic ip a tio n of ALL the young people. P a r ish bu lle tins, ind iv idual le tte rs and th e te lephone will be used to assu re t h a t a ll a re inform ed. M any p arish es h av e a b re a k fa s t follow ing the service. The N atio n a l Y ou th Com m ission h a s r e ­com mended th a t young people w ho h a d signed th e Rule of Life m ake th e ir a n n u a l rep o rts on keeping the Rule to th e ir rec to rs p rio r to th is C om m union Service. A service of p re p a ra tio n on th e even ing b e­fore th e C orporate C om m union will be h e ld in m an y parishes.

C hap la in G ordon M. Reese le f t fo r th e m a in la n d ab o ard th e L urline on Good F riday . He h a s c o n tr i­b u ted m uch to w ard th e e s tab lish m e n t of th e Arm y a n d Navy C en te r a n d is to be com m ended fo r th e p a r t h e p layed in g e ttin g eq u ipm en t fo r it. M any of th e young m en w ho en joyed th e h o sp ita lity of th e Arm y a n d Navy C en te r rem em ber h im w ith affec tio n fo r th e good th a t h e d id in serv ing th em . We send h im fo rth w ith a sincere A loha a n d w ish h im well in w h a tev er h e m ay do. He h a s done m u ch fo r our C hurch a t la rge a n d th a t of th e H aw aiian Is lan d s d u rin g th e period o f th e w ar, a n d we a re g ra te fu l to him .

T h e C o n t r a s t

O ut of th e n ig h t t h a t covers me,Black as th e p it from pole to pole,

I th a n k w h ate v er gods m ay be For m y unconquerab le soul.

In th e fell c lu tch of c ircum stance I have n o t w inced, n o r cried aloud.

U nder th e b ludgeoning of chance My h ead is bloody, b u t unbow ed.

Beyond th is p lace of w ra th a n d te a rs Looms b u t th e h o rro r of th e shade;

And th e m enace of th e years Finds, an d sh a ll find , m e u n a fra id .

I t m a tte rs n o t how s tra i t th e gate,How ch a rg ed w ith p u n ish m en t th e scroll,

I am th e m a s te r of m y fa te ;I am th e c a p ta in of m y soul.

“In v ic tu s” by Wm. H enley

S t. P e te r ’s C h u rch Presented 42 for C onfirm ation on P a lm S unday

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O ut of th e lig h t th a t dazzles me,B rig h t a s th e su n from pole to pole,

I th a n k th e God I know to be F or C h ris t th e conqueror of m y soul.

Since His th e sw ay of c ircum stance I would n o t w ince n o r cry aloud.

U nder th a t ru le w hich m en call chance My h ea d w ith joy is hum bly bowed.

Beyond th is p lace of sin a n d te a rs—T h a t life w ith Him ! a n d H is th e aid,

T h a t, sp ite th e m enace of th e years, Keeps, an d sh a ll keep, m e u n a fra id .

I have no fe a r th o u g h s tr a i t th e ga te ;He cleared from p u n ish m en t th e scroll.

C h rist is th e M aster o f m y fa te ;C hrist is th e C ap ta in of m y soul.

“My C a p ta in ” by D oro thea Day

St. A ndrew ’s C a th e d ra l P a rish H ad 39 C onfirm ed in th e ir rec en t class

he cAmerican Qhurch b u ild in g t y u n d

T he M issionary D istric t o f H onolulu h a s b en e fitted by th e sum of $7,453.93 in p a s t y ea r th ro u g h th e aid of th e A m erican C hurch B uild ing F und , e ith e r th ro u g h a d irec t g if t o r loan. F o u rteen of our ch u rch es have p ro fitte d by th is very fine p la n of aid ing our churches. In IS 19 th e C h u rch B uild ing F u n d began ask ing each b enefic ia ry to ta k e a n o ffe rin g once a year fo r th e F und , a s a n expression of ap p rec ia tio n fo r th e help th e y h a d received from it. T h is a n n u a l o ffering is one th a t should be m ade w ith w illingness an d p ro m p t­ness, fo r i t r e tu rn s th a n k s for help received an d paves th e w ay fo r o th e r sm all m issions to receive sim ilar aid.

T h is fu n d w as c re a te d by th e G enera l C onvention of 1880 a n d h a s d em o n stra te d th a t its e ffo rts have fu lfilled th e req u irem en ts of its purpose. I ts p rese n t re la tive ly sm all P e rm a n e n t F u n d of $8’68,403.56, w hich in in fan c y in 1881 could help w ith only sm all loans, a n d w ith sm all g ifts from incom e in 1893, h a s provided in th is period for construc tion , repa irs , im provem ents, an d re fin an c in g of co n stru c tio n in deb tedness fo r well over 3000 churches, rectories, a n d p a r ish houses a ro u n d th e world.

T he Com m ission rejo ices th a t i t h a s answ ered every call fo r help w hen in conform ity w ith ex isting rules, is g ra te fu l fo r th e oppo rtu n ities p resen ted , an d looks fo rw ard to even la rg e r service fo r th e C hurch .

CONFIRMATION SERVICES

St. P e te r ’s C hurch p resen ted th e B ishop w ith 42 ca n d id a te s fo r th e “L aying on of H an d s” on P alm S unday Eve. T heir o ffe ring fo r th e E piscopate E ndow ­m e n t w as $114.48. Following th e service th e y h a d a recep tion in th e P a rish H ouse a n d a n evening of e n te r ta in m e n t h o noring th e new confirm ees.

On P a lm S unday 26 w ere confirm ed a t St. C lem ent’s C h u rch an d th e ir o ffering to w ard th e Episcopate E ndow m ent w as $123.77.

A pril 7 th S t. E lizab e th ’s P a rish h a d 21 added to its lis t o f confirm ed m em bers th ro u g h th e service of con firm ation . T h e ir o ffe rin g to th e E piscopate Endow ­m e n t w as $37.85.

E igh t g irls a t th e P rio ry w ere p re se n ted to th e Bishop fo r co n firm a tio n on A pril 8th an d th e y con­tr ib u te d $8.50 tow ard th e E piscopate E ndow m ent Fund .

A pril 16th th re e m em bers of St. L uke’s Mission w ere p re se n ted by th e Rev. Jo h n M oulton fo r con­firm ation .

T en w ere confirm ed a t Good S a m a rita n Mission on S unday , A pril 28th a n d th e o ffering tow ard th e E ndow m ent F u n d w as $8.75.

By C hurch C anon th e O ffering on th e day of th e B ishop’s V isitation fo r C onfirm ation goes tow ard th e E piscopate E ndow m ent F und . We p ra y a n increased in te re s t will be show n in it.

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F am ous “w et cave” on K a u a i’s n o r th e rn coast near island . T here a re two such coves in th is a rea , Waikip holo, of th e M enehune people. I f one is fo rtu n a te fl m usicians is pi'esent, som e im pressive to n a l effects ffi A fter th e te rm in a tio n of th e ro ad here , th e n e x t ts end a t th e B ark ing Sands.

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CONFIRMATIONS

C onfirm ations since th e f irs t of th e y ea r a re :St. A ndrew ’s C a th e d ra l P a r ish ................. 37St. A ndrew ’s P rio ry ....................................... 8St. E lizab e th ’s C h u rch ................................. 23St. L uke’s M ission :.......................... 3S t. C lem en t’s C h u rch ................................... 26St. J o h n ’s -b y -th e -S e a ................................... 3St. C h ris to p h er’s M ission............................. 3St. P e te r ’s C h u rch ........................................... 42Good S a m a rita n ............................................... ю

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a t the end of th e ro ad w hich p a r tly encircles th e and W aikanaloa, as well as a huge d ry cave, M anin i- to arrive a t th e “w et cave” w hen a group of H aw aiian heard as (he singers s ta n d in th e cavern en tran ce , miles consists of th e inaccessab le N apali cliffs, w hich

G O O D FRIDAY OFFERINGS

The Good F riday O fferings received to d a te by th e Diocesan T reasurer, a n d w hich will be se n t to aid the work of our C hurch in Je rsua lem , a re :

St. E lizabeth ’s C h u rch ............................$128.50K ohala M issions ....................................... 15.00St. C lem ent’s C h u rch ............................... 57.41C hrist M em orial C h u rch ......................... 15.59St. P e te r’s C h u rch ..................................... 121.60

Our to ta l la s t y ea r w as $659.31 so we hope th a t the other o fferings will soon com e in a n d equal or excel th is am ount.

O ur ‘Trayer (CalendarSeveral have requested th e schedule fo r th e P ra y e r

C a len d ar used by our clergy a t th e ir a lta rs . I t h a sbeen p rep a re d by th e B ishop a n d is h is hope th a t i twill be used daily by all our C hurches in th e D istric t. We feel su re th a t ou r clergy a n d C hurch w orkers can serve b e tte r w ith th e p ray e rfu l th o u g h ts o f those abou t th em . We hope th a t all o u r people will sh a re in m ak in g supp lica tions for th e ir con tinued good work. E ach day of th e ca le n d a r m o n th is rep resen ted as follow s:

1st Day—T h e Ven. Ja m es W alker 2nd Day—T he Rev. D enis S m ith 3 id Day—T he Rev. N orm an A lter 4 th Day—T he Rev. B u rto n L insco tt 5 th D ay—T he Ven. H enry A. Willey

Mr. R obert K ondo 6 th D ay—T he Rev. J. T hurlow B aker 7 th Day—T he Rev. H aro ld W illm ot S m ith 8 th D ay—T he Rev. A ndrew O tan i Cth Day—T he Rev. Sydney H. C roft 10th Day—T he Rev. E. P ercy B a rtlam 11th Day—T he Rev. J . M iller H orton 12th Day—Shingle M em orial H ospita l S ta ff 13th Day—S ister H elen V eronica a n d S isters of

th e P riory14th Day—St. M ary’s C h ild ren ’s H om e S ta ff

D eaconess S a ra h F. Sw inburne 15th Day—T he Rev. A rth u r Lyon Lyon-V aiden

T he Rev. Jo h n P. M oulton 18th D ay—T he Rev. Ansori P helps Stokes, J r .

T he Rev. R ich a rd M. T release, J r .17th D ay—T he Rev. K e n n e th A. B ray18th Day—T he Rev. W ai On Shim19.h Day—T he Rev. Law rence Ozaki20th D ay—T he Rev. N oah K. Cho21st Day—T he Rev. A rth u r R oberts22nd Day—T he Rev. Jam es N ak am u ra23rd D ay—T he Rev. Y. S ang M ark24th Day—T he Rev. Hollis H. A. Corey25th Day—T he Rev. E. T a n n e r Brow n26th D ay—T he Rev. E dm und L. S ouder27th Day—C luett House, Miss M abel S chaeffe r

St. M ichael’s House, Mrs. R obert P ag et 28th Day—T he Bishop29th Day—O ur re tire d clergy—th e R everends W il­

liam Ault, P. T. Fukao , J . L am b Doty,B. S. Ikezaw a

30th Day—F or th e w ork of our C hurch in M issionary D istric t o f H onolulu

M iss M ary W h itte n of Io lan i School is to conduct som e v aca tio n day schools for th e Rev. E. P ercy B a r t­lam of th e G ood S h ep h erd C hurch , M aui an d th e Rev. E dm und S ouder a t St. M ark ’s C hurch . They feel m ost fo rtu n a te in hav in g one of Miss W h itte n ’s ab ility to ta k e charge of th is fo r them . Miss W hitten h a s m ade a rea l co n trib u tio n to th e life of Io lan i School th is y ea r as d irec to r of m usic. I t is a s to u n d in g w h a t she h a s done in th e b rie f tim e she h a s been h e re a n d we feel very blessed to have h e r on our facu lty .

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H ukilau , o r f ish n e t g a th erin g , o n K aua i. T h e low is la n d on th e ho rizon a t r ig h t is N iihau, ow ned by a private fam ily an d in h a b ite d by H aw aiians w ho live th e sim ple life o f th e ir ancesto rs . P h o to g ra p h by D ouglas M. Davidsoi.

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W e a re very th a n k fu l t h a t our C h u rch p ro p erty w as n o t d am aged by th e tid a l w ave th a t recen tly s tru ck o u r shores on all islands, b u t a re grieved th a t so m a n y of our C hurch fam ilies h av e su ffe red d e­v as ta tio n from it. T he R everend N orm an A lter of Hilo h a s h a d tw en ty -fo u r fam ilies m ade hom eless from th e waves. He h a s been going n ig h t an d day to relieve th e su ffe rin g th e re . T he Rev. D enis S m ith a t P aau ilo h a d m uch re lief w ork to do as did th e Rev. H aro ld S m ith on K au a i a n d th e Rev. E. P ercy B a rt la m on M aui. T he s tra n g e p a r t ab o u t th e wave w as t h a t i t d id n o t s tr ik e w ith th e sam e force upon a ll shores, a n d Hilo w as th e m ost h u r t from it.

T he follow ing descrip tions of th e d isa s te r have com e to us from th e R everend H aro ld W illm ot S m ith

a n d th e R everend D en is S m ith . T h e B ishop recalls how D onald N ak am u ra m ade a trem en d o u s e ffo rt to b a t t le ra in s etc. to g e t to th e C h u rch fo r h is con­firm ation .

O n A pril 3 a t 3 p.m . C h ris t M em orial C h u rch was filled to overflow ing w ith sorrow ing re la tiv es and frien d s fo r th e fu n e ra l o f R u th Shigeko Ninomoto. R u th w as drow ned in th e big tid a l w ave w hich h it th e Islands. S he w as n in e years o f age a n d w as bap tized on M ay 28, 1944. She w as a very active m em ber of th e C hurch School a n d G irl S cout Troop. She lived w ith h e r p a re n ts a n d younger b ro th e r an d s is te rs a t K alih iw ai. T he service w as conducted by th e R everend H aro ld S m ith ; th e G irl S cou ts form ed a g u a rd of h o n o r a n d th e C h u rch w as deco ra ted by M rs. M ah ikoa a n d th e g irls. M rs. M a rtin B lack gave som e b eau tifu l flowers.

A la rg e n u m b e r of C om m unican ts, m em bers of th e C h u rch Schools a n d frien d s of C h ris t C hurch have , su ffe red th ro u g h th e ca ta s tro p h e . M r. a n d Mrs. Jo h n

Akana life-long m em bers have lost every th ing an d Mrs. Akana was in th e h o sp ita l fo r a week. Miss J e a n n e Ni- shioka h ad h e r hom e broken in to sections a n d a lth o u g h nearly all th e co n ten ts w ere saved y e t she lost h e r car which h as given such v a lia n t service in t r a n s ­porting young people from K alih iw ai to C h u rch an d Scout m eetings. T he hom es of tw o of th e young people (Sadako K uniyuki an d B eatrice M itsui) who attended the recen t C onference in H onolulu have been completely lost a n d B eatrice lo st h e r m o ther.

We had a sm all C hurch School a t H ae n a of f ifteen members. All of these ch ild ren have lost th e ir hom es, and one of th e girls lo st h e r tin y b ro th e r a n d tw o sisters. Cam p N aue belonging to th e YMCA w here the class was held is no m ore.

We offer our p ra ise to th e friends, rela tives, scouts and to the whole C om m unity of K ilau ea a n d d is tric t for the speedy an d effic ien t way in w hich help cam e to those who su ffered a n d is s till being so lovingly given. This praise is p a rticu la rly given to th e nurses.

We take th is o p p o rtu n ity of expressing th e C h u rch ’s deepest sym pathy to a ll w ho su ffe red especially to those who have lost th e ir loved ones. We assu re th e m all of our continued p rayers. We g rea tly adm ire th e brave an d cheerfu l sp ir it in w hich th ey bore th e ir trial.—H. W. S.

St. Colum ba’s MissionRequiem and M em orial services were h e ld a t P a -

paaloa an d P aauilo fo r those who d ied in th e tid a l wave disaster a t L aupahoehoe. A t th e request o f th e principal of L aupahoehoe School, Mr. C larence F e r- dun, the Rev. Denis S m ith a rra n g e d a m em orial service a t which people of all fa ith s could a t te n d . T he service was held in th e P ap aa lo a G ym nasium a n d w as con­ducted by th e Rev. Theodore C hinen, of th e Ja p an e se C hristian C hurch a t H onom u, th e Rev. K. Izum i, of the P apaaloa H ongw anji M ission, an d th e Rev. D enis Smith.

The trag ic tid a l wave w hich ca rrie d aw ay so m any children an d teach ers leaves u s w ith very g rea t sym pathy for th e bereaved fam ilies an d friends. Miss Fay Byrd Johnson, one of th e m issing teach ers , h a d come to th e Islands from V irginia , a n d h a d w orsh ipped at St. Jam es’ C hurch , P ap aa lo a on several occasions.

One of th e young com m unican ts a t S t. Ja m es’ Church who lived a t O okala died in th e tid a l wave, and of h im th e Rev. D. S m ith h a s w ritte n th e follow­ing:

D onald Seishi N ak am u ra“I w ant to pay a persona l tr ib u te to a g rea t frien d

who was taken from us in th e tid a l wave a t L au p a ­hoehoe, Seishi N akam ura. Seishi w as a th ir te e n - year-old boy scout who alw ays h a d a w inn ing smile. He was baptized by m e on N ovem ber 11, 1945, an d confirmed a few weeks la te r in St. Ja m e s’ C hurch , Papaaloa.

Seishi was buried w ith h is scout u n ifo rm a n d w ith the Bible he h a d received a f te r h is con firm ation . H is sister gave m e som e o ffering envelopes w hich h e h a d already filled a n d signed, an d th ese I o ffered a t th e altar on Sunday.

Seishi will be g rea tly m issed by a ll w ho knew him . It is h a rd to realize th a t h e is no longer w ith us,

b u t we know th a t , by th e m ercy o f God, som e day we sh a ll m eet a g a in .”—D enis S m ith

C hurch F ilm s a t E as t K au ia T he two sp lend id M issionary film s p roduced by our

C hurch a n d en title d “T h y Will be D one” a n d “We also Receive” w ere show n to six d iffe re n t g roups a t E as t K au a i recen tly .

At K ila u ea th e re w ere tw o show ings: f irs t to seven ty -one a d u lts a n d secondly to six ty young people. A t H an a le i one h u n d re d people o f a ll ages from tin y to ts to o lder fo lk g a th e red ; a t H aen a fifty -fiv e an d a t M oloaa a n o th e r seventy . T he R everend H aro ld S m ith a rra n g e d p ro g ram s of sing ing w ith th e film s a t each p lace a n d th e YMCA k ind ly loaned o th e r ed u ca tio n a l film s a n d th e p ro jec to r. T he w itnessing of these film s h a s given to all a vivid im pression of th e value a n d im p o rtan ce of M issions a n d h a s resu lted in increase in giving to th e R econstruc tion a n d A dvance F und a n d also h eav ie r L en ten Boxes.

O n th e f irs t th re e occasions we h a d to h ire an o p era to r b u t a f te r in s tru c tio n tw o m em bers o f C h ris t M em orial C hurch , M essrs. R ich a rd Saik i an d S tep h en G ush iken becam e th e o p era to rs a n d th e y show ed th e film s very successfully. Now th a t we h av e proved th e u sefu lness o f C h u rch film s in th is a re a a n d as we have ou r own skilled o p e ra to rs we hope to use th is m ethod of rea ch in g folk as o ften as possible. —H. W. S.

M em orial Service a t All S a in ts ’ C hurchA m ost w orsh ipfu l service of im pressive d ign ity w as

held in All S a in ts ’ C hurch on W ednesday, M arch 20th a t 6 p. m. On th e f ir s t page of th e p ro g ram used, th is an n o u n c em en t w as m ad e :—“T his service is being held fo r th e g re a te r glory of G od; a s a m em oria l for all those , ou r sons a n d b ro th e rs w ho have la id dow n th e ir lives fo r th e ir co u n try ; fo r th e com fort o f those who th ro u g h w ar h av e su ffe red b ereav em en t; in th an k sg iv in g fo r th e sa fe ty of those , o u r sons, w ho are serving, o r w ho h av e served, in th e a rm e d forces of ou r co u n try ; a n d in th an k sg iv in g to G od fo r th e k ind ly services ren d e re d to th e soldiers o f o u r is lan d by E arl M. F in ch .”

T he service b egan w ith th e p re se n ta tio n of th e cross an d flag. C rucifer a n d ho n o r g u a rd fo r th e cross w ere M essrs. R ich a rd F. Y. W ong, R ich a rd M. D. Tom a n d Shigeo Iwai. F lag b ea re r a n d color g u ard were v e te ran s M inoru T ak ash im a , S adao O k u h ara a n d Iw ao M asuda, w ho w ere in un ifo rm . S ea ts w ere reserved for th e gold s ta r m o th e rs o f E as t K auai. T h e ch u rch w as filled to over-flow ing a n d p robab ly m ore people w ere s ta n d in g on th e po rches an d law n o f th e ch u rch th a n could be accom m odated w ith in th e building.

T he Rev. Seido O gaw a of th e K a p a a C om m unity C hurch led in th e rea d in g of th e p sa lte r. T he Rev. C harles K eah i rea d th e lesson. T he add ress w as de­livered by Mr. F in ch a n d in te rp re te d by th e Rev. A ndrew N. O tan i. M r. O tan i also o ffered th e a l ta r p ray e rs a n d gave th e benediction .-—T he K a u a ia n

C oaches th e S enior P lay F a th e r B ray is coaching th e sen io r p lay fo r th e

Io lan i seniors. In a ll m odesty he does n o t p ro fess to be a coach of d ram a , b u t we feel su re th a t if th ey a re as successful in th a t as in h is a th le tic endeavors,

we can look fo rw ard to th e ir p roduction w ith in te re s t an d an tic ip a tio n .

S t. A ndrew ’s C a th e d ra lD uring L en t th e young people of S t. A ndrew ’s

C a th e d ra l P a rish w ere busy w ith th e ir p ro jec ts to help w ith th e R econstruc tion a n d A dvance F und . T he f irs t S unday in A pril th e y p u t on a o n e -a c t p lay an d w ere h o sts to th e p a rish fo r th e d in n e r follow ing th e eleven o ’clock service. T he m oney above a n d over th e am o u n t fo r p u rch a s in g th e food for th e d in n e r w en t to th e F und . F or e n te r ta in m e n t th e y p u t on th e play, “T he M an in th e Bowler H a t” by A. A. M ilne. The cast inc luded M ary Day, B ruce K ennedy , J a n e t A lter, C lark B ornfield , E a rl B ornfield a n d G ordon Tyler. T he s ta g in g w as in th e h a n d s of Callie In g ra m an d R obert M onell—a n d a w onderfu l job th ey did of it, too.

* * *A n o th er job of th e young people w as to m ake h o t

cross b u n s fo r th e R econstruc tion an d A dvance Fund . T he bakery business w as down to p erfec tio n before th e y fin ish ed filling orders. And th e buns w ere m igh ty good, too! $45.00 w as added to th e FUnd from th is p ro jec t.

H onored a t C h ild ren ’s ServiceA t th e M ite Box service fo r th e young people on

E as te r a f te rn o o n th e C hurch School S u p erin ten d en t, Mr. A rth u r T yler w as p resen ted w ith a lay read ers cross by th e B ishop a n d a lovely P ra y e r Book an d H ym nal by C anon S tokes in recogn ition of th e w onder­fu l w ork he h a s done w ith th is im p o rta n t group of th e P arish . A m ore devoted a n d beloved lay m an would be d ifficu lt to f in d th a n M r. Tyler. He is alw ays a t w ork to f in d w ays a n d m ean s fo r b e tte r in g th e C hurch School a n d to m ake it a place of rea l devotion fo r th e ch ild ren . One of h is g re a t ta le n ts is h is ab ility to m ake a t tra c tiv e w ork books fo r th e ch ild ren or an y th in g th a t ca lls fo r a n a r tis tic touch.

A C hange in CoverT he weekly pub lica tion of th e Shield, th e C a th e d ra l

P a rish bu lle tin , h a s been ch an g ed for th e b e tte r we feel. I t is m ost a t tra c tiv e in its new fo rm a t an d we co n g ra tu la te C anon Stokes a n d S ta f f on th is sp lendid change.

P a rish L uncheonsT he C a th e d ra l P a r ish h a s con tin u ed to serve lu n c h ­

eons follow ing th e eleven o ’clock service to those of th e a rm ed forces w ho a tte n d th e m orn ing service.

On th e f irs t S u n d ay of each m o n th th e y includeth e m em bers o f th e p a rish who w ish to pay a nom ina l sum fo r lu n ch eo n so th a t a sp ir it of fellow ship m ay p revail am ong those in a tten d a n ce . I t is a fine idea, fo r m a n y who w ould n o t o therw ise know each o th e r m eet in th e b reak in g of b rea d —a n d th e re is n ev e r a m ore c o n ten te d h o u r fo r fellow ship th a n over a cup of good coffee or te a . I t a ffo rd s those in service a n o p p o rtu n ity to en joy th e frien d sh ip of p a r is h m em ­bers. T he benefits to th e p a r ish m em bers o f m eeting those s ta tio n e d h ere in th e service o f th e ir coun try a re m any.

R em em ber M ay 25thT h a t is th e d a te o u r young people on O ahu p la n

to ho ld a dance a t th e A rm ory to ra ise m oney forgoing to G enera l C onvention. T ickets a re $1.50. If

you ca n n o t a t te n d your d o n atio n will be g ratefu lly accep ted . Ju s t send it to th e Rev. R ich a rd M. T re- lease, Jr., St. A ndrew ’s C a th ed ra l. Q uoting from a rec en t le tte r of th e Rev. W illiam C ritten d en , a m em ber of N ational Council, who is in charge of th e p rog ram fo r ou r you th a t G enera l C onvention :

“I t w as a rea l in sp ira tio n to h e a r th a t th e young people on th e Is lan d s a re ra is in g m oney to send a delega tion to P h ilad e lp h ia . I f th e group m ateria lizes, by all m eans have th e m bring th e ir n a tiv e costum es. We w a n t th e m to be on th e p rog ram a t th e Y outh B an q u et on S a tu rd ay eve­n in g p reced ing th e M ass M eeting. Dr. I. Q. of rad io fam e, who is now a theo log ical s tu d e n t a t S eabury-W estern S em inary , is M aster of C ere­m onies fo r th e b an q u e t a n d it should be qu ite an in te re s tin g tim e. I th in k it w ould be a g rea t th in g fo r th e you th of th e A m erican C hurch if they a re able to com e.”

Goes to K au a i T he R everend A rth u r Lyon Lyon-V aiden w en t to

K au a i Good F rid ay an d E a s te r to assist th e Ven. H enry A. Willey w ith h is services. Mrs. Lyon-V aiden accom ­pan ied h im on ' th e trip . T he people a t All S a in ts ’ C hurch enjoyed hav in g th e m very m uch indeed an d hope th ey m ay re tu rn fo r a m uch longer visit.

C u r C hancello r D eparts fo r M ain land Mr. an d Mrs. A rth u r G. S m ith have gone to the

m a in la n d for a m uch needed vacation . We are d e ­lig h ted to know th a t th e y can get th is rest, though we m iss th e m in H aw aii. Mr. S m ith gives m uch of h is tim e an d e ffo rt to th e legal m a tte rs p e r ta in in g to our Diocese a n d we acknow ledge it w ith g ra te fu l app rec ia tion . W hile he is a b sen t Mr. Ja m es Tabor, c u r A ssistan t C hancellor, is ta k in g h is place. He is doing a fine piece of work, too. We feel m ost fo rtu n a te in hav in g two such fine m en serv ing us in th is im p o rt­a n t position.

* * * ■Miss C harlene L eonard of S t. M ary’s C h ild ren ’s

Home h a s also gone to th e m a in la n d fo r a vacation. We hope she will get a m uch ea rn ed rest.

* * . *Mr. W illiam T h aan u m , o rg an is t an d cho ir director

fo r St. A ndrew ’s C a th e d ra l P a r ish h a s gone to New Y ork an d o th e r p a r ts of th e m a in la n d to gain m ore know ledge of C hurch m usic, etc. He will be gone four m on ths, b u t hopes to b rin g m uch by way of im proved m ethods back w ith h im . Mr. W alte r K au is serv ing as o rg an is t in h is absence.

Good S a m a rita n F orm G roup A group fo r young m en a n d w om en w as s ta r te d on

th e n ig h t of A pril 28th a t th is M ission. T he B ishop an d Mrs. K ennedy a n d Miss K a th e r in e M orton w ere guests fo r th e supper. T he m eeting w as held a t th e P arish House. We hope th a t th is fine group will th r iv e an d do m uch progressive w ork fo r th is m ission. They w ere hap p ly lau n ch ed by th e Bishop a n d Mrs. K ennedy.

St. E lizabe th ’s C hurch Follow ing th e m o rn in g p rayer, th e m em bers o f th e -

Y. P. F. tu rn e d ou t one h u n d red p e r cen t fo r a cam pus d ay on th e c h u rc h ground. T he p o rtion cleaned will be used fo r a p lay g ro u n d w here k in d e rg a rten equ ip ­

m ent will be se t up. A fter h o u rs of h a rd work, th e m embers en joyed a lu n ch eo n of barbecued m eat.

At th e la s t m eeting of th e W om an’s A uxiliary th e m em bers h a d a n o p p o rtu n ity to h e a r Miss L au ra Brown. M iss B row n gave a n in te re s tin g ta lk on church ves tm en ts a n d ch u rc h sym bols. A t th e con­clusion of th e m eeting , a delicious noodle luncheon was served by th e m em bers.—W. O. S.

St. P e te r’s C hurchA Lenten P ro je c t th a t w as u n u su a l b u t m ost w o rth ­

while for th e follow ing young people o f th is C h u rch : G ertrude Tyau, N orm a Chow, Ju lie t Ling, M arian Ling, Philip M ark, W arren K am , T in Y au C hung, W inston Chang, an d C larence F u n g w as to c lean th e C hurch from fro n t to back a n d top to bo ttom , v a rn ish in g th e floors, pews a n d a n y th in g th a t needed such a tte n tio n . I t m ade a g re a t d iffe rence in th e a p p e a ran c e of th e Church an d gave th e m em bers o f th e congregation as m uch p leasure a s i t d id th e p a r tic ip a n ts .

St. M ark’s C hurchM embers of St. M ark ’s C h u rch a re busy try in g to

raise enough m oney fo r a new o rgan . T h e ir p re se n torgan is in th e la s t s tag es of usefulness. O n S atu rday ,April 27th, th ey h a d a food sale to ra ise m oney forthis, an d m ade well over $300.00.

* * *The Rev. a n d M rs. E d m u n d L. S ouder a re to be

congratu lated upon becom ing g ra n d p a re n ts . T h e ir new grandson, D avid Cabell Souder, w as b o rn to M r. a n d Mrs. Cabell Souder on T hursday , A pril 25th. We con­g ratu late p a re n ts a n d g ra n d p a re n ts on th is occasion.

Holy T rin ty C h u rchThe R everend Law rence Ozaki is ever a le r t to th e

needs of h is people a n d is doing m uch to k n it th e m in firm er fellowship. O n A pril 14th he s ta r te d a M en’s Group to keep pace w ith th e fin e W om en’s G roup th a t he h as th e re . We p ra y th a t th is m e n ’s g roup will continue to flourish .

* * *It is h e a rten in g to see how th e Rev. P h ilip T. F ukao

is going ah ead w ith h is w ork a s p ries t, even th o u g h he had been re tire d fo r several years. He is co n d u c t­ing a service every S un d ay m o rn in g a t n in e o’clock a t his home for those w ho rea lly seek C h ris tian ity . He is also conducting services in Ja p an e se on th e f irs t and th ird S unday evenings a t 7:15 o’clock a t Holy Trinity C hurch. He is th e f a th e r o f M rs. O zaki an d one has only to look a t h is face to see how m uch

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o f S t. C lem en t’s C hurch , Mrs. R. E. L. W illiam s added $123.00 to th e R econstruc tion a n d A dvance F u n d by conduc ting th e h a t bar. She h a d m ade m a n y a t t r a c ­tive c rea tio n s fo r th e E aste r H a t p a ra d e a n d show ed g rea t skill w ith th e needle. I t w as a m ost com m end­ab le a n d ta le n te d w ay fo r m ak in g m oney fo r th e h a t bar. T he R um m age S ale itse lf ad d ed $252.00 to th e R econstruc tion a n d A dvance F u n d a n d th e A uxiliary E xchequer, h a lf of th e proceeds going to each.

S t. C h ris to p h er’s M ission On S a tu rd ay , A pril 27th, th e m em bers o f S t.

C h ris to p h er’s M ission h a d a dance a t th e A rm ory as a m ean s for ra is in g m oney for th e ir bu ild ing fund.

N ew Qhurch In KekahaW hen th e “B litz” s tru c k on D ecem ber 7, 1941, th e

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