The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-24
Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Geo. e. Anderson

Mrs. M. Dorsey entertained with
dinner at her home Saturday eve
ming honoring Mrs. Sarsnall of Al
aska, including Rev. and Mrs. Z. N.
j. Sims and Mrs. ]. H. Black.
Mrs. Ella Holloway returned home
Tuesday after four months visit
Mrs. Marshall of Alaska, sister of
Mr.. Virgil Sexton is the house guest
of her brother and sister-in-law.
Little Arthur Mitchell, son of Mrs.
M. Mitchell underwent an operation
at st. Luke's hospital Tuesday for
appendicitis.
Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. Z
B. Reed, pastor-Morning subject,
"The Trail Blazers" evening sub
ject, STANDARD for the People," Both
services were well attended.
Friday evening, February II was
the 3Sth anniversary of the organ
ization of Calvary Baptist Church.
Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Reed entertained
at a church frolic at the parsonage
all the members, at which time drive
for $4,000 to lipuidate the indebt-
edness of the new church recently
completed was started. Two of the
three surviving charter members,
Mrs. Julia Barraw, widow of the first
pastor of the church and Mrs. ]. P.
Ball, widow of the first deacon at
tended including 65 other members
Rev. Z. B. Reed just returned from
the coast where he attended the
Northwest Coast Baptist association
He is a moderator of the association
Rev. E. B. Reed has accepted ar
invitation to Mt. 0livet Baptist
Church of Portland to install theil
new minister.
Bethel A. NJ. E. Church, Rev. c
B. Clements, pastor-The presiding
elder, S. w. Maguines preached two
inspiring sermons to large congre
cation and Communion was given,a as
sisted by Rev. Z. N. j. Sims and Rev
C. B. Clements.
The Christian Endeavor programs
are of great interest and each Sun
day the attendance is growing, man!
adults were out Sunday.
The quarterly conference Monda!
| evening was we'll attended and thu
presiding elder was well pleased.
| Reported sick: Mr.. Lee Bass is i'm
proving slowly at his home on Eas
| 3rd Ave.
Spokane Jewel Lodge of Elks will
observe their fifth annual memoria
service for their dead Sunday, Febru
airy 26, at Bethel A. M. E. Churel
when the following program will b,
rendered:
Opening Ceremonies led by Brothe
R. L. Derrick, E. R.
Invocation-Rev. Brother c. B
Clements, chaplain.
Vocal solo-"The Slave Song,
Miss Robin Stokes.
Reading-Mrs. C. w. Holsclaw.
Inst. duet, Largo, Gwendolin AM
Guenevere Derrick.
Reading, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j
A. Gordon and E. Loyal X.
| Vocal duet-"Absent", Brother an
Mrs. R. Houston.
| Brief remarks-Brother C. NJ. Hol
sclaw, E. leading X.
Inst. solo-"Les Beau Alouette,
Miss Helen Dundee.
Vocal selection-Lipscomb sisters
Closing eremonies-0fficers an
members. Benediction, Rev. c. Z
Clements.
| Rev. and Mrs. E. N. j. Sims cele
brated their birthday anniversarie
with a party at their home Friday
/ February II, at which the grand
mothers of this city were guests. IN
home was beautifully decorated TO
the occasion and the happy coupl
received many beautiful gifts. Mrs
Sims birthday anniversary is on Feb
ruary 18th and Rev. Sims is on Feb
ruary %.
Mrs. Sims spent the week end |
Pullman visiting her daughter, Mrs
II. l.. Walker, and during her sta
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Wn
Thomas and Mr.. Virgil Howard.
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