The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12
Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Geo. r. Anderson

Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. f. B.
Reed, pastor.-"The Resurrection"
was the subject of the pastors SER
mon Sunday morning. The Sunday
school gave an interesting program
at the regular Sunday school hour.
The evening program as given by the
choir: Prelude, "Sweet Hour of
Prayer" Mrs. f. B. Reed; opening
song, otis Midnight on Olives
Brow" choir; prayer and scripture
reading, Rev. E. B. Reed; Love Di-
vine, choir; duet, "When Our Story
Has Been Told" c. Edmonson and
Ida Lewis; reading, Mrs. Reed; quar-
tet, otis Jesus" Ben Lewis, f. Ed
monson, d. Harril and Agnes Adams !;
instrumental solo, Marjorie, Hemp
hill; "Wings of a Dove" choir; read
ing, Lille Bass; bass solo, f. Edmon-
son; violin solo, William Coldwell;
solo, Earl Coats; anthem, "Christ Is
Risen," choir.
Bethel A. NJ. Z. Church, Rev. c.
b. Clements, pastor.-The pastor
preached Sunday morning on "And
If Christ Be Not Risen Your Faith
Is in Vain; Ye Are Yet in Your Sins"
Miss Dorothy played a pipe organ
solo. In the evening the Sunday
school gave a splendid program in
Guiding q pageant by 20 girls entitled
"The Risen Christ" Mrs. Charles
Holsclaw directed the play, assisted
by the superintendent and teachers.
The missionary society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Virgil Sexton
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. George
Pierce will give a talk oA missionary
work. The stewards will give box
luncheon Tuesday, April. IL to which
| the public is invited. -
Mrs. Walter Derrick left. FOR Seat.
tie Saturday to pass Easter with her
mother and relatives.
Miss Myrtle Washington of Pull
man was the house guest of Mrs,
Charles Holsclaw over the weekend
Miss Dorothy Redd. also of Pullman
passed the week visiting her father
Miss Sarai Green was house guest OF
Mrs. A. w. Perkins for the weekend
Mrs. LaBelle jackson of Seattle
grand worthy matron of o. E. s., ar
rived in the city Friday and visited
Spokane Chapter No. 3 at its special
meeting.
Mr.. John Pierre of Nelson, B. G.,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Perkins Easter Sunday.
Dean William Pickens, famous
lecturer and field secretary of the
N. A. A. C. p, gave lecture at Cal
vary Baptist Church Tuesday night
While here he was house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Stokes.
Mrs. G.. H. Smith, president of st
Thomas Church, reported the Lenter
tea given by the guild last Friday, Q
very enjoyable affair. During the
receiving hours the following pro
gram was given: Reading from, Dun.
bar, Mrs. Villa Boot, accompanied
by Mrs. Daisy Campbell; piano Sc
lections by Mrs. Daisy Campbell. st
Thomas Church is expecting, the an
nual visit of Bishop Cross this week
Mrs. Lucille Parker will spend tho
weekend at Pullman. tqla
Reported sick: Miss Catherin.
Myers, at Sacred Heart Hospital
and Mr.. Lee Bass. - al
Jack Black, and George Hilber'
nupils of Garfield School, furnished
Inc entertainment for the teachers
convention at Crescent auditorium
last Wednesday also for the, Eagie'
dance at Wallace, Idaho, and at th'
| Auditorium at Kellogg, Idaho. They
featured song, dance and various
stunts.
ATTENTION, TOURISTS
Tourists will find furnished car
ms, electric lights, city water an
ample accommodations at reasonap'
rates at Sections Park. Operated D
Virgil Sexton.
REAL MASONRY HALL
Conner E. Trent and madeiin -: a,