The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-28
TACOMA, WASHINGTON
Watch for revival dates.
Phone Main 254a

/ Watch for revival dates.
Mrs. Hazel Reed, sister of George
Fuller, was here Saturday all day Wis
iting her brother and his wife and
relatives.
Berean Baptist Church is being re-
novated within. Mr.. Charles A. Ray
who is somewhat of an artist along
this line is doing the job.
The Council Review for October
contains quite an interesting account
of the Catholic Colored Federation
convention in the City of New York.
September 3rd, 4th and 9Th. Copies
may be had at the office, 938 1-2
Pacific Avenue. Incidentally we
state again that this is NOT move
ment for a "Jim Crow Catholic
church. Some people persist in mis-
representing the movement. We are
as much opposed to separate churches
out here in the west as anybody else
and will fight against such a thing.
This does not mean that the Negro
Catholics have to lie dead and take
no active part in church work. There
IS much, very much that the Catholic
Church can do, as well as the other
churches, for the welfare of colored
people here, and anything to get the
two parties in touch so we can re-
ceive what ever benefits such action
may bring is the idea. No segrega-
ton.
The oldest congregation in the
world is that of st. John the Later
an at Rome. This congregation has
never been broken up since the days
of Peter and Paul. This is the Pope's
own personal church of which he is
pastor. There in the crypt lies the
bodies of SITS. Peter and Paul.
Mrs. Hazel Reed, sister of George
Fuller, now living in Portland, Ore
gon, was here on short visit with
her brother Saturday, last. She re-
turned Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Carter have
purchased IL lots on 18th and State
streets where they will build new
bungalows in the spring.
Subscribers are requested to call
at the office 938 1-2 Pacific avenue
and pay their subscriptions. SUP
PORT THE TACOMA PAGE if YOU
expecte it to be written up to suit
you. We can't live on the money
If We don't get it. This means us,
here in Tacoma. Pay up, please.
Claude Pope went through a Sc
rious operation at st. Josephs' hospi-
tai last week for appendicitis. He
reported to be much better. His
wife's mother, Mrs. M. Bridgewater
of Helena, Mont, came over to visit
him during his illness.
Beacon Light Charity club met last
Sunday at the Berean Baptist Church
under the leadership of Mrs. B. l..
CASTOR and Mrs. Jessie Graves to
devise ways and means of giving the
poor, old and sick among our group
some encouragement ON Thanksgiving
day, next. This club is doing a good
work and should be encouraged by
the men folks. We understand that
all men are invited to become mem
bers and to participate in helping the
poor.
A large number of colored people
have been attending the Mission SER
vices at st. Leo's during the preach
ing by Rev. Father Dennis Kavan-
augh of California. Topics treated
were, "What Am II" "What Am I
For?" "No Need for Fear of Death"
THE Last Judgment" "Hell-Heaven".
Basis for Reunion of the Christian
Churches"
Certain subscribers whose names
we cannot publish will please call at
the Enterprise office in Tacoma.
938 1-2 Pacific ave. and pay their
subscriptions before their paper is
STOPPED. 1t is the policy of the
Enterprise to keep only PAID SUB
SCRIBERS on the roll; so don't wait
until the paper stops--call at once
and pay. Purely business to do this;
no need to become sore and bawl out
the Tacoma editor. Some have done
that when their paper has been stop
ped for expiration of time. The laws
in this state provide that newspa-
per man should obtain subscriptions
before sending papers to any one, for
which he expects pay. SO it is mere
ly business and YOU profit nv IL.