The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-01
TACOMA, NEWS!SECTION

Mrs. N. J. Asberry gave an inter.
esting resume of her trip east and
to the National Convention Of Wo-
men Clubs Sunday evening at the A,
| NJ. f. Church.
Rev. and Mrs. Mack Stovall have
both been confined to their home, by
illness. Rev. Stovall is able to be
sout. but Mrs. Stovall is still confined
4 to her bed.
Attorney Clarence r. Anderson Of
Seattle was in the City Sunday to
visit his aunt and uncle Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Edison.
Mr.. Harry Robinson of St. Joseph,
Mo-, who is here with his daughter,
Mrs. o. Annette, Ola North Cushman
Avenue, enioved a visit last week
from three friends whom he had not
seen for over twenty years, Mrs. G..
W. DuPee, Mr.. j. A.. Johnson and
Mr. James NJ. Trent, all of Seattle.
All were intimate friends in Mis-
souri, number of years ago.
The Tacoma Young Mems Club
win hold a Non-partisan Political
meeting this Thursday evening at the
will be present and response will be
made by a well known race speaker.
All are invited to be present. Ray
Gibson will act as Chairman of the
meeting. The Young Mems Club in
tend to carry on constructive pro-
gram this winter and they are invit-
ing the citizens to take an active in
terest in the organization. With a
colored population of more than
three thousand. there is no reason
why the organization should not be
great success.
Bethlehem Baptist Church will be-
gin a series of revival meetings on
Sundsv. November IL, to continue
until November 30. All the churches
of the city are invited to participate
in the meetings.
Interest in the Baby Contest un-
der ausnices of the Mutual Aid and
Burial. Society is growing. Among
the babies listed in the contest are:
Annie E. Woods of Portland, Sadie |
Webb of Yakima. Inez Dora Free |
man, LonRview. Wn., Robert Cabell,
Tacoma: Robert d. Smith, Ellens-
burg; Mary ]. Hart. Roslvn: Jessie |
T. Pryor, Tacoma; Elmer E. Harper,
Tacoma; Donald Bruce, Tacoma;
Juanita Baline, Tacoma; Leslie Car
ter. Jr., Seattle.
We are organizing an Employ
Negro" club and we want every one
who has given employment to a col
ored person in this county to join
the club. There will be no meet
ings. no dues, no expense of any
kind. All that is required to be-
come a member is to report having
given some colored person employ
ment during the year. Names of
members will be published at a later
date.
Mrs. Nettie J. Asberry, President
Of the State Organization of Col
pred Women's Clubs was the prin-
cipal speaker at a meeting of Coun-
eli of Women's Organizations (white)
held in their Club Home. Mrs. P. K.
Pirret, mead of the organization in
PRODUCED Mrs. Asberry who gave
splendid talk on the work colored
are doing for the uplift of
their race. The Council of Women's
Organizations has a membership of ,
seventy-five affiliated clubs. Among
he prominent leaders of the organi-
zation are Mesdames j. w. Byrant,
F. c. Thompson, Arthur Byon. Eu- ,
gene Church, E. d. Nichols, o. G.
Ellis, w. H. Udall, H. l. Derricksen, !
Samuel Welt, Ray Cutz, Fred Sum-
mers, Victor Malstrom and w. c. ,
At every opportunity Mrs. )
Asberry seeks contact with white or
CARNATIONS in order to acquaint them ,
with the work colored women are
doing for the uplift Of the race.