The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-06-24
PORTLAND OREGON
MISS GEORGIA N. ELLEs. Editor-Manaeer
Women's Legislative
Committee

The Legislative department of the
o. F. c. w. are interesting them
selves in acquaintinp the voters with
the Importance of voting on the Re-
peal of the Negro, Chinaman and
Mulatto Suffrage Section of the Con-
stitution of Oregon which conflicts
with the 14th Amendment of the
Constitutio nof the United States.
| The Repeal of this Section g. Arti-
Gle 2 is number 800 on the official
ballot referred to the people by the
legislative assembly to be voted on
June 20. The committee is making
every effort to give publicity to the
Amendment. Vote 800 YES. Through
the efforts of the N. A. A. C. p. and
the Legislative Committee last year
No. 304 Measure which effected our
group was repealed.
Mrs. Dolly Parties has been elected
delegate to the Daughter Elks Con-
vention in New York this summer.
Mrs. Paries is the newly elected
Daughter Ruler of Dahlia Temple.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Rev. X.
c. Runyon, Pastor. Rev. U. S. Rob-
inson of Vancouver, B. c., delivered
two very inspiring messages at both
services Sunday. Bethel Friendship
Club met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. d. Young Monday evening. The
Missionary Society met at the par
sonage Thursday. They will give a
"Lindberg Trip to Paris" Friday,
July 8.
First A. M. E. Zion Church, Rev.
John F. Moreland, Pastor. The Pas
tor spoke at the morning service from
the subject, Common Place People"
to very appreciative audience. The
evening service wa slargelv attended
and everyone enjoyed immensely DR..
and Mrs. H. L. McCorey's addresses.
Mrs. McCorey spoke of the high place
cur ladies, through their clubs, are
taking in the affairs of all commu-
mites and urged that the women of
our community continue their work
and make a distinct contribution to
the day and age in which they live.
DR.. Corey gave talk on the condi-
tons of Johnson c. Smith University
of which he is president. He urged
more cooperation among our group
and closed with a glorious tribute to
Motherhood. Next Sunday the Pastor
will speak at both services. You are
cordially invited to make this your
church home. Watch for Rally Day.
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, Rev. f.
G. Dyer, Pastor. Rev. ]. Moffitt Of
Vernonia filled the pulpit both morn
ing and evening an dpreached two
very inspiring sermons. Both Junior
and Senior Missionary Boards met
Monday afternoon. The Younger
Mems Brotherhood are progressing
rapidly. Come out and encourage
them. Union prayer meeting was
held at the A. M. +. Zion Church
Wednesday evening.
The Literary Research Club held
the closing meeting of the season
June 10, at the home of Mrs. Julia
Strauder at which time they elected
Mrs. Clara Bell, delegate to the o.
F. of c. w.
Mrs. A. H. Morrow, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Johnson and
three little daughters will leave next
week for Seaside to spend their va
cation.
The Harriet Tubman Club met
Monday at the home of the president
Mrs. Lena Bowers which meeting con-
cludes this seasons work. After the
session the hostess served a delicious
luncheon complementing Mrs. Edna
Gilden of Kelso, and Mrs. Contrell
in honor of her wedding anniversary.
Mr.. s. Golden, building contractor
IS working on contract near st.
Helena, Ore.
The Oregon Bells Marching Club
wishes to thank every one who helped
in any way to make their entry in
the Merry Kahama Parade success.
They wish to especially thank Mrs.
Waldo Boyle and Mrs. Katherine
Gray for their financial assistance:
Mrs. Thomas johnson for the gift of
beautiful banner; Mrs. Dolly Parties
and Mrs. NJ. Belle Thomas for MAX
ing the uniforms; Mr.. Robt. Robin
son for driving the float; the mother
for the children; Princess Rosalie
Bird; Bill Metchell for carrying the
flag; Frank Thomas, Misses Rawlins
and Cochran for carrying the ban
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R.. Redd enter
tanned at dinner Sunday evening af- |
ter the Christian endeavor at their |
home. Among the guests were Mr.. |
and Mrs. w. A. Reed, J. C. Glaud, |
l.. Bell, ID. Rovinson, M. C. Ruby |
and Miss M. Bedford.
Rev. U. S. Robinson of Vancouver,
while in the city was house guest of |
Rev. and Mrs. x. C. Runyon. He |
was entertained at dinner Sunday by |
Mrs. Clifford McClain at the home |
of her mother Mrs. Louise Hender-
son, and at dinner Wednesday by
Mrs. Lula Gregg.