The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-07

propaganda. Next year is the presi-
dental election and the grand old
party always begins to "work onD the
| colored brother about this time be.
forehand to keep him in line, Won.
der If we will ever wake upv or II
men life Walker and Dever "cann
wake up.
| The Enterprise can ho fo,,na :.
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938 1-2 Pacific av e oiiioe'
Representative neonIe oo,houo5 :.
the Tacoma commun;tv hnuse ~ a.
day evening to hear the snland;J o oI
dress of Mrs. Johanna Snawdan p au
ter of Chicago. the national orran -.
err of the National Association nf Ta1
ored Women. The sneaLer ro ~ wi,
the work done nv tb;s rraat I IS.i
of federated women for the rast All,
.tv years. Mrs. Porter said pr; Ss I'LL
the organization came info ba;,a ,
protect Negro childbood and ,uo, ~
hood. When mothers wera s;tt;ra
quietly at home knitt;ng and aeni,
ing, they were NOT aware Az. . an.
young sons and dauobters u una. s a;sr
demoralized at the corner orocar,s
The awakening of this nainfnl trnth
inspired them, the mothers ~ s set
about to remedy the sitnation " To o'
day the National Association of Col
ored Women has thousands of FEEDER
ated women distributed in forty-four
states. Their activities cover a great
range OF work in social welfare, edu-
cation, home economics. interracial.
business, legislative, civic and relig-
ious departments.
Mrs. Porter told about a new b;s-
tory about to be published bv the
Chicago school board, including a
chapter about the Negro since the
war. This chapter about the Negro
is being included in the history at the
solicitation of the federated colored
women of Chicago.
At the close of the address Mrs.
Lottie Robinson rendered a vocal
solo which was heartily received snd
encored. Mrs, Lena johnson accom-
panied the singer on the piano. Mrs.
A. J. Asberry, the state president.
conducted the meeting. Mrs. Por-
ter left the city Tuesday for Seattle
where she will speak. The ladies on
the reception committee consisted of
Mrs. Anna Dupree, Mrs. d. w. Glib
son and Mrs. Edward Miller.
Mr.. Otto Thomson of cb;cooo
nephew to Charles and DANNY TayIoy
spent a day in tbe civ
Mrs. N. ]. Asberrv tho nros;ao,.
of the sttae Federation of ColoraS
Women, attended the first onn;vor
sary celebration of the HARMONY krt
Twelve clph Tnasdor a.,; nhy AT
at the Dunbar hotel Seattle
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of Mrs r r. 49, me- ss AZ rhe nome
a ronJ,,, Eusoh Iast thursday;
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lu,hs 70 press reports.
Ne ,t.,n Irounead mas recovered from
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1851 oL silsie-p,essedness. he needs
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,;stn y. E SI stenography and
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Ia, IL; Nay Is named as one OF the
az Mho WIN attend the booths at
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