The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-26
Salt Lake City, Utah
Rhods E. Jackson, Reporter

Trinity A. M. f. Church held reg
ular services Sunday at IL a. m. and
p. m. Rev. Mr.. Herbert preached
at both services. At p. m. the Mis-
slonary Society gave an extensive
program with Mrs. Sara Powell in
charge.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity
A. M. Z. Church gave a silver tea
Tor the benefit of their pastor We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
j. M. Ervine, 217 East Seventh s.
Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. Mack
Stovall, pastor.-Service were well
attended Sunday. In the morning
the Rev. Mr.. Coleman of Los An
geles conducted the services and
preached a stirring sermon. In the
evening the pastor delivered an ex-
cellent sermon, one of series of 10,
entitled Can We Believer. The
text was taken from Job 6:29. All
are welcome to hear these series.
Among visitors attending Calvary
Baptist Church Sunday were Mrs.
Stoves of Oklahoma, Mrs. M. Clayton
of Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. Anna Thomas
of Baton Rouge, La; the Rev. Mr..
Coleman, Mr.. Brown Of California,
the Rev. Mr.. Nautilus and Mrs. l..
Smith of Salt Lake. I.
The Willing Workers of Calvary
Baptist Church gave trolly ride
Wednesday. night out TO Sandy. Ice
cream, punch and sandwiches were
served en- route.
The Self-Improvement and Art
Club gave dance at lakewood Park
which was very successful. Beside
being well attended it was a success
financially. The club is worthy of
as the proceeds are going
toward clubhouse which the women |
hope to build in the near future.
The Dramatic Art Club met with |
Mr.. Clinton and Miss Rhoda jackson
Wednesday night. The usual num-
Der were present and at the close
Of business light refreshments were
served.
Albert Pile and his bride, who
sailed from Georgetown, East Coast
Demerara, South America, July rs,
arrived in Salt Lake City Saturday,
August 20. We heartily welcome Mr.
and Mrs. Pile to Salt Lake City.
Miss Rhoda Jackson passed the
weekend at Ogden with Miss Ethel
Holmes and visited numerous friends
before opening of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burgess
held their annual outing in Mill
Creek Canyon Saturday. Honor
guests were the Rev. Mack Stovall
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jess jackson. 9th
ar guests were Mrs. David Stanley,
Mrs. Beulah Young, Mrs. Thornton
Jackson and two children, Rhoda
and Carlos, and Miss Ethel Holmes of
Ogden.
A very enjoyable time was passed
~ ALL Dinner was served late in the
evening.
Mrs. Gaidy Ridge left Sunday
hight on business trip to Pocatello,
IDAHO.
Miss Ethel Holmes of Ogden, ac-
Miss X. Jackson on her
'eturn home and passed several days
n the city.
Miss r. Jackson, s. Banks and E.
Holmes of Ogden were guests of
Miss Lucille Howell of Holiday Sum
lay.
Mrs. Frank Smith passed several
lays at Yellowstone National Park
he first of the week.
Mrs. Margaret Burgess Ellis Is re-
ported seriously i'll.
Andrew johnson of 1915 South
First w. is the. proud owner Of a
Pontiac automobile.
Mrs. James Harris, George Ellis
ind Baynard Ellis of Anaconda,
Mont, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
1. f. Grayson.
Mrs. johnson and daughter Lii
ian of Garfield were shopping in
Salt Lake City the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Clark Of Sun
lyside announce the engagement of
heir daughter Marian to Robert B.
Barnes. the wedding to take place
n September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess jackson Of 500
Cast Ninth s. were hosts to few
friends at their home last
week. After passing the evening at
sames, conversation and music they
we're served delightful Dutch lun-
ham