The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-21
Helena. Mont.
BY HEX.

On Monday night there gathered
at st. James A. Nj. Z. Church stu
dents from lntermountain College,
the pastor of st. Paul's NJ. f.
Church, the Rev. Van de Mark and
Representatives of his church, rep.
resentative OF the Y. NJ. C. A. in the
pc son of its secretary, Mr.. Nc.
| Lo lghlin, and members and friends
of st. James Church to do honor to
young man who. with two or three
white boys, motored all the way from
| Boston in Ford touring car to en-
ter lntermountain College. This boy
Arthur A. Moore. since coming to
Helena has literally sung himself
into the hearts of those with whom
] he came in contact. Aside from his
fine tenor voice that audiences loved
to hear, his personality became an
asset that attracted toward him many
friends who remained steadfast 10
the last. ., -NH lra. n.o w.
The only colored student at the
college he was one of the most popu.
lar and became head of the Y. NJ
C. A. at the college. Casting his lot
with St. James Church, he was
chosen assistant pastor, in which pc.
stion he rendered valuable service to
the church and community.
The meeting Monday evening was
sponsored by the ladies of the church
and was presided over by the Rev
Van de Mark. The program con
sisted of solos, duets, congregational
singing and speeches laudatory to
young Moore. Following this fine
testimonial these resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, Arthur A. Moore, stu.
dent in theology at Intermountair
College and assistant pastor of St
James A. NJ. ,E. Church, is leaving
Helena for his home in Boston
Mass; and ........ ..' ..l ,.-
Whereas, His services to st. James
and the, community have been OF
, such benefit that the results will be
felt in the years to come; therefore
be it T. a.. .s.r- ..g....
Resolved, That the participants in
| this interracial expression of good
will, good fellowship and parting, sin
cerely and with deepest feelings OF
regret, bow to the inevitable anC
wish for him the very best there il
in life,
Resolved, That while we bid him an
affectionate adieu, we also request
of him that this parting become only
a vacation from which he will return
! to US bringing the same contagious
! smile and the same determination t.
work for God and the good of this
| community.
Light refreshments followed.
Fess Allen of Spokane arrived
! in Helena Saturday and will be fol
/ lowed by Mrs. Allen in the near flu
| ture. ..
J. r. Knaff was in the city for thu
weekend visiting his family. n
! Unity Lodge, A. f. and A. M.
elected the following officers at tn,
meeting held last Wednesday eve
ming; Otha Alleny w. M; Patrick Ii
Keys, S. W.: Enos Johnson. j. w
George NJ. Lee, sec'y.; John Viii
| liams. treas; Julian Anderson, S. ID.
James Ingram, j. ID; Curtis Burnett
| H. s., Edward johnson, S. S.yM. O
]. Arnett, tyler; trustees, II. j. Ba
ker, Julian and J. e. Ingram; chap
| lain, Nathaniel Ford. a1..alt as sall,
1 REV. Arthur A. Moore, Rev. Ray
mond Robinson, Lloyd Robinson am
Donald Bunger left Helena Tuesday
motoring in the same Ford car tina
| brought them to Helena last year
Rev. Mr.. Moore will stop in Cleve
land, Ohio, later motoring on to Bos
. ton, his home city. His companion
were students at Intermountain.
| At the meeting of the Pleasan
Hour, Club held at the residence o
Mrs. C. H. Harrelr>on Fthe 9Th Mrs
Norman was elected one of the dele
gates to the Federation meetin
soon to be held at Butte. Other
will be chosen at the meeting thi
week Three of our high schoC
scholars have entered the essay cor
test to take place at the meeting j
; Butte. OF the three, entered her
oneswill be selected by judges pickle
by the Pleasant Hour Club. Mis-
Marie Baker, James Allen and Leo
.Bridgewater, who was graduated TIL
} year, are the entrants. r..
Leon Bridgewater will enter M
st. Charles College when that inst
tuition opens next fall : Leon co,
l cred himself with .honors as anzatf
lete in the city schools and it Us e,
peeted he will stand up. with the be-
at Mount st. Charles, al Catholic Co
lege of our city.
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