The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-02-25
Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Geo. E. Anderson, Reporter
Calvary Baptist Church
Celebrates Anniversary

Mrs. Lucy Ball one OF the three
surviving charter members of the
Calvary Baptist church, which was
organized 81 years ago, will offer
prayer at the morning services to-
morrow as a feature of the 9th an
niversary program. Seven constitut-
ed the first church of color in the
Inland Empire, advises the pastor,
the Rev. 2. B. Reed. ,t III 1
The other two charter members
| are Mrs. Julia Barrow, now over so
years old. widow of the Rev. +. d.
Barrow, second pastor of the church,
and living at E. 1926 Pacific ave-
nue., and the Rev. p. ]. Brown, for
30 years in charge of the work at
Roslyn.
The Program
The program Sunday follows: Vo-
cal solo, "a Dream" Clayton Lips
comb; chorus, New Name in Glory" !;
violin solo. "Humoresque," William
Coldwell; vocal solo, ellis Eye Is On
the Sparrow" Earl Lewis: chorus,
''Think of His Goodness to YOU;
sermon, "Divine Use of Little" the
Rev. Mr.. Reed.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Rev. C.
B. Clements, Pastor. Following a
very inspiring sermon by the pastor
last Sunday. communion was given.
For the evening service, a song and
praise meeting was held. The Mis-
sionary Society met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. E. Randall.
The Junior Stewardesses gave a
luncheon Tuesday which proved a
success.
Mrs. o. Gum was hostess Satur-
day evening for the meeting of the
neighborhood 500 Club. A two
course luncheon was serYed.
Miss Bailey Liscomb was charm
ing hostess Thursday afternoon for
the meeting of the Excelsior Club.
After the program, dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Lucille Vincent left Monday
for Los Angeles to be gone until
April.
Rev. E. B. Reed spent several DAVIS
IN Yakima attending the meeting of
the Baptist Association of which he
is Moderator.
Mrs. E. c. Williamson was hostess
Friday at a luncheon for the We
Should Worry Card Club at which
three tables were in play. Prizes
were awarded Mrs. w. Mash, Mrs.
Geo. Anderson, Mrs. J. Stores.
The Masquerade dance Monday ev-
ening given by the Tennis and Out
ing Club proved a very pretty af-
fair. Prszes for costume were aw-
arded Miss Marjorie Hemphill and
Miss Hattie Mae Thompson. A DEM
1nstration of the new dance Heebee
Ieebees was given by Mr.. Yates who !
has just returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Lottie Webb and little Fran
ces Nicholas are spending a week |
visiting in Springston. Idaho.
For the pleasure of the members
IF Mary B. Telbot Progressive Club |
md their husbands. Mrs. d. L. Har-
Did was hostess for dinner party at
Ter. home FRIDAY evening. At the
business session the following off
,ers were installed: Mrs. d. l. Har-
al, pres; Mrs. Ernest Brown, vice
'res.; Mrs. Kenneth, Ross, rec. sec,
Yrs. P. Bagley, cor. sec Mrs. G.
Treas; Mrs. Virgil Sex
on. chaplain
The Piriam Club gave a surprise
party Thursday afternoon
IGNORING Mrs. f. N. ]. Simms at her
!ome. The afternoon was spent in
ormally and dainty refreshments
we're served.
Mrs. Ruth Liseomb and Zelma Co.
Ter attended the Girl Reserve Ban
Iuet last Friday.
Reported sick: Mrs. T.. w. Simms.
lother Johnson, Miss Lilly Bass. Mr..
tsivyers, Mr.. s. H. Porter, Mr.. c.
rim.