The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-12-02
PORTLAND OREGON
+. MRS. w. BOGLE EditorManager
567 East 35th South Phone SelIwood 1878

The Literary Research Club met
with Mr.. Cochran Friday evening at
the Williams Ave. Y. w. C. A.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Orah Hilbert that she is doing well
in San Francisco.
Remember that the Editor of the
Portland Column of The Enterprise
is at 419 Abingdon Bldg. Wedaes-
day and Thursday afternoon from
one to four o'clock.
The beautiful eulogy to the men,
DRY of Mrs. Ina Pierce in last weeks
issue was contributed by her dear
friend, Mrs. E. l.. Booker.
The Legislative Department of the
o. F. c. w. of which Mrs. l.. Hen
derson is head, is urging the colored
citizen'to register in order that they
may exercise their right of franchise.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Fuller were
hosts at dinner Thanksgiving at which
covers were placed for eight.
Mrs. B. ]. Fuller has returned
home from Medford where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jean
ne Jones.
Mr.. f. w. Ages is employed part
time at the Bogle's Barber Shop.
Mr.. w. ID. Allen spent a few days
in Seattle last week. While there he
attended the U. of w., U. of o. foot
ball game and also enjoyed a duck
hunting trip.
Little Shirley Reed, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reed is conval-
escent from an operation recently
performed at the Shrine Hospital.
Mr.. Roy Blackburn has been con.
fined to his home suffering with q
lameness in his arm.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. l.. Glass of Seat
tie were guests of DR.. J. A. Merri-
man during their stay here. They
were enroute to Los Angeles.
Enterprise Chapter No. 6 o. Z. s.
held Chapter of SORROW Sunday af-
ternoon at Fraternal Hall. A very
appropriate program was carried out
Many visitors from Mt. Hood Chap
ter o. Z. s. were present.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Rev. X. c.
Runyon, Pastor.-Union services be.
tween Mt. Olivet Baptist, First A. NJ
E. Zion and Bethel A. M. f. Churches
were held at Bethel Thanksgiving
morning. Rev. j. L. CASTOR d. d.
of st. Louis, Mo-, delivered the SER
mon. Music was rendered by the
choir under the leadership of Mrs,
Pearl Mitchell. Sunday morning the
Pastor preached from the subject
Truth Seeking and Truth Finding"
Sunday evening Necessity of a
Choice" Both the Sunday School
and Christian Endeavor were well
attended. The Friendship Club met
Monday evening at the home of Mrs
Julia Morrison. The Silent Workers
held their regular weekly meeting
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Z. E
Hill. The presentation, "Fashior
Revue Down Petticoat Lane" by the
Joymakers Club at the Hibernia Hal
Thursday night was a wonderful af-
fair. Styles were displayed from the
18th century down to the present
day. Music was furnished by the
"Chanters Orchestra"
Williams Avenue Y. w. c. A.
Last Sunday the High School Cir
Reserves presented very impressive
candle light service. and program dur.
ing the vesper hour. The Spirit oil
Thanksgiving was carried out
throughout the service. Mrs. LenO.
ra Henderson will be in charge OF
Vespers next Sunday with DR.. E. L.
Booker as principal speaker. The
Turkey dinner served by the Blue
Triangle Club Sunday afternoon was
a decided success. Last Saturday
afternoon the Grade School Reserves
started the making of lampshades
Miss Margie l.. Danley spoke before
the High School Reserves at St
Johns Monday afternoon. Monday
afternoon the Executive Board OF
the Federated Clubs made use of the
Club rooms and the Literary Re.
search Club on Friday evening. The
Loyal Comrades meet every Tues
day evening at eight o'clock in the
boys club room under the direction
of Mr.. Guy Holmes. The club is now
practicing for basketball and invite
others to join.
Rev. E. c. CASTOR, pastor of Mt
Olivet Baptist Church and his family
are domiciled in the Colonial Apart.
ments on East First Street.
Mr.. H. Ferguson of Seattle was @
NiSlIOr III the CITY LnlS week.
Mr.. Denver" Ed Martin has re.
turned to Yakima after few days
stay here.
Mrs. A. F. Morrison was hostess al
an elaborate dinner Thanksgiving al
which covers were placed for thirty
The rooms were attractive with cut
flowers for the occasion.
John r. Davenport of Spokane
was visitor in the city, enroute to
San Francisco. While here he was
the guest of Pullman Instructor, Rob-
inson and G. E. Bigee.
Mrs. Julia Martin is recovering
from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guy were hosts
at buffet supper Monday evening
for the pleasure of Mrs. B. T. Con-
ture of Skagway, Alaska. Covers
were placed for eight. Cards follow
ed the supper.
The many friends Of Mrs. w. r.
Peek will be glad to know that she
is recuperating from a recent stroke
of paralysis. Despite the long seige
of illness suffered by Mrs. Peek she
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