The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-04-22
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Johnson, pastor.-Two sermons this
Sunday. Special music and a real
service of worship. We welcome
strangers. A special invitation is
extended to the. railroad employees
who spend the Sabbath here.
The Educational Club has launched
its "Men's Popularity Campaign.
The candidates are John Bryant, Ar
thur Cabell, T. l.. Evans, and one
Ozark Horse" Entries are still open
and will be until May LIST. The con-
test closes June 10th, 1927. Valu-
able prizes to be awarded to the win
ners. Enter now.
The rally closes May goth. Ev-
erything up to that date will go to-
ward making that Red Letter event.
ethiopia at the Bar of Justice,
May goth in Tacoma. Watch for ad.
in this paper.
The executive board of the State
Federation of Colored Women's Or
ganizations convened here Monday
afternoon, with the state president,
Mrs. N. ]. Asberry, presiding. Much
business of Importance was transact
ed pertaining to the state convention
which will convene in Yakima, June
20, 80 and July 1. The out-of-town
women attending the meeting were !:
Everett, Mrs. j. B. Samuels, Mrs.
Carrie Davies, and Mrs. Glendora
Norwood; Seattle, Mrs. Matte Olli-
yer. Mrs. Minnie Bell, Mrs. Susan
Curd, Mrs. Ida Green, Mrs. Olivia
Washington, Mrs. Cordelia Wicker,
Mrs. Arlelia Penn and Mrs. Virginia
Creason. The Tacoma women served
a substantial luncheon at two o'clock
before the meeting was called.
Please call at The Enterprise Of
flee, 937 Ia Commerce St., rooms
l and 2 and subscribe for the paper.
The Needle Craft Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. d. Vanderhost at her
home on Verde st. and North 28th
Thursday, April Ia. Other guests
were Mrs. Sergt Lewis and Mrs. Belle
Pope. Mrs. Pope leaves soon for an
extended stay in southern Florida.
Rev. A. w. Johnson is stirring
things up around the church edifice
going right ahead with demolishing
the old structures and other stumbl-
ing blocks CD that stand in the way.
youth Will Be Served"
Mr.. W. S. Outten and his two boys
Paul and Joseph, expect to leave
the city for New York next week.
Mr.. Outten has a brother or a son
there.
st. Peter Claver League of Spo-
kane Catholic colored people is an or
ganization of Colored people newly
discovered. It will probably be ex-
tended to the entire Northwest in the
Federated Colored Catholics.
Bethlehem Baptist Church has had
no news in this column for a long
while. Don't blame us, we have tried
and tried to get some one in that
church to tell US what is going on
they keep it dark secret then jump
all over US. Publicity makes con-
gregations and brings results. Send
us your news.
Rector Graves stands firm out at
Berean with the faithful aid Of Mrs,
Graves.
E. F. Edison has not blocked the
Tacoma Council lately, that is, we
have not heard any thing this week.
r. Lumpkins is reputed to be some-
where in Alabama.
Mr.. William J. CASTOR died at a
local hospital last Wednesday. leav-
ing a widow, Mrs. Blanche l.. CASTOR
and two sons, Alonzo and Welton Ga
ston, adults of Chicago, and step
son and stepdaughter William r
Powell and Ellen Williams, adults.
Mr.. J. f. Harper and wife, the for
mer Miss Genevieve Ray, have moved
to Falkland, Wash.
Mrs. Eliza Shepard, aunt of the
deceased William ]. CASTOR, died a.
the hospital in Steilacoom, Wash.
last week.
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