The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-28
Salt Lake City, Utah
Rhoda E. Jackson, Reporter

Pilgrim Baptist Church, S68 w.
3rd South, Rev. Bartlett, Pastor
The summerlike weather brought n
large number out TO beth the SER
vices Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Corpening are
candidates for baptism.
Mrs. S. j. Wilson had charge of
B. Y. P. U. program Sunday which
was enjoyed bv all present.
Visitors at Pilgrim Sunday were
Mr.. Fisher of Portland, Ore, Mrs.
Laura Roberts of Chicksha, Okla,
Sergt. and Mrs. Mckenzie and Miss
Gladys Taylor.
The Pastors Aid met with Mrs.
Sara Wilson, Friday night.
The Busy Bees met with their
rresident, Mrs. Matte Lee Bates
Thursday evening. At the close cf
the business the hostess served de-
lightful refreshments.
The Pilgrim choir elected the fol-
lowing officers for one year viz: Mrs.
l.. X. Steele, president; Mrs. Matte
Lee Bates, secretsrv; Mrs. Stella
Greer, treasurer; Mrs. Bobby Car
penter, organist; Mr.. Jno. Duuree,
assistant organist: Mrs. Emma Pick
EFT, Mrs. Linnie Wells, and Mrs. Cor
lev, ways and means committee and
Miss Virginia Steel. librarian.
The members of Pilgrim pleasant
" surprised Rev. and Mrs. Bartlett
with a grocery shower Saturday eve
ming.
Calvarv-Both services were large
" attended. In the evening little
Roberta, the daughter of Deacon
Bridgewater was blessed.
The Ladies' Aid gave their annual
Country Store and Living Pictures
FRIDAY evening. 1t was a great sue
cess ed the way through and the la
dies realized neat sum.
A soul stirring sermon was deliver
ed by the Pastor Sunday morning
when he took for his tevt. st. Mark.
l1-l3 and subject, Nothing But
Leaves"
In the evening the choir gave
musical urogram. Among the sne-
ciHl numbers was a solo by Mrs. Pr
nola Davis and spiritual and sole
by Mrs. Briggs.
The roll call Rally was very sue
cessful and those who were unable to
answer to their npmes last Sunday
will be called on next Sunday with
amount paid. .ca
The Sunday school and b. Y. p. u.
ere receiving added interest. The
Ii. Y. p. u. gave very interesting
program Sunday evening in connec-
ton with the lesson. The Sundsy |
school is planning 70 give IN after |
Halloween Carnival Friday, Nov. 4th |
at the church.
The name of J. c. Ellis YVES added |
TO the church roll list Sunday and |
the right hand of fellowship was ex-
tended to him.
The Willing Workers met with Sis
ter Parks Tuesday evening.
The entertainment given by the
Willing Workers last FRIDAY was very
instructive. 1t was something out of
the ordinary and those who were
present were fully repaid by their
presence.
Trinity-Services morning and ev-
ming by the pastor. Rev. Harbert. A
Rally is being given from
Oct. to Nov. 81.
The Trinity Aid will r,net wednes-
Law evening with Mrs. Alice Walker,
ISL East 9Th South.
On the sick list. Mrs. Fanny
Grant. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Emma
Jackson. Mr.. Dewey Saunders and
Nr. Solomon Rucker are reported
lick.
Mrs. Svbil Smith passed away at
he hospital last Wednesday. October
8. 1927, The funeral services were
Ield at Trinity A. M. +. church, Sat-
lrday. Rev. Harbert, officiating.
he remains were shipped to Dallas,
'exas to her mother.
Clubs
The Women's Progressive club met
I the home of Mrs. Fanny jackson
evening. At the close of
usiness, election of officers took
lace and the following were elected.
IRIS. Maggie Mason, president; Mrs.
I. ]. Atkinson. vice president; Mrs.
'assie Greenwich, secretary; Mrs. L.