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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
i TARRAL.Is-SHARoNI
MAGYAR REF0RMATUS
EGYHAz K6REB0L
K0sli:
vnCsEx a. JEN6.
ref. lelk6sx.

Istsntisxtelet. Egyhazumk kebe-
leben reank k0vetkezo vasarnap
reggel 9-t6l fel 11-ig vasarnapi is
kola es utana mindjart istentisz-
telet es predikalni fog maga a lei
kesz. Szombaton reggel 9-t6l fel
12-ig a gyermekek vallasos okta-
tasa es uj enekek betanitasa. Va
sarnap delutAn 2 oral kezdettel
tartja rendes havi gyiileset a Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna N6egylet a
Itemplom alatti auditoriumban.
Presbiteri gyiiles. Jelzem, hogy
a reank k0vetkez0 szombaton es-
| tie, azaz foly6 ho GAN Z oral kez-
dettel leend megtartva, a rendes
havi el6ljar6sagi gyiles es ICY
minden egyes tisztvisel6 tartsa
kotelessegenek q gyulesen val6
megieleneset.
Urvacsoraosztas utan. A multi
vasarnap volt megteritve egyha-
zunk kebeleben, az ujbor haladas
emlekere az Urnak scent asztala,
amely napon megdobbenve kelle-
tett tapasztalnunk AIT, hogy egy-
hazunk tagjainak csak egy kis
toredeke hallotta meg Krisztus
eme hivogat6 szavat "Jojjetek en-
hozzam mindnyajan, akik megfa
radtatok es megterheltettetek, es
en- megnyugosztlak ticket" Is ia
rultak a scent asztalhoz. A scent
aldozashoz a kenyeret es bort
Kish Imrene es ozv. Duruttya
Gyorgyne voltak szivesek ado1na-
nyozni. k0szonet eme szivesse-
gikert.
Konfirmalas. Az aldozast meg
el6z6leg ket ifju leanyz6t konfir-
maltunk meg es vettiink fel gyu
lekezet kebeleben, meg pedig az
ok hituk es meggyoz6desiik ertel-
me alapjan, amelyrol oily szep bi-
zonysagot tettek a gyiilekezet
el0tt egy nyilvanos vizsga kere-
teben: Szab6 Maria es testverjet
Szab0 Trent, Szab6 Balazs es ne
je szil. Macy Maria, Tiszal0k,
Szabolcs megye ill. sziil6k ket le-
anyat. Remeljuk, hogy ez a ket
testver hi Is aldozatkesz tagja
lesz a reformatus egyhazunknak.
Adomanyok. A mutt vasarnap
a kovetkez6 testvereink fizettek
be egyhazi jarul6kaikat: Nehai
Juhasz Peter utani jarulek $500,
Szabo Balazs es c,saladja $500 es
! Ment6 Karoly es cs. $500. Fogad-
jak szivessegukert egyhazunk ell
ismereset.
Szineloadas : utan. yasarnap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
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Kerjik q Egyh6Aakat, hogy
egyh&zi kozlemenyeiket kedden
d6lig juttassAk el szerkesxtdse.
giinkbe. A kes8bb erkezett egyha.
ii hireknek a lapban val6 megje-
lenessert felelosseget mem valla-
lunk.
A Sxerkesxt6s6g.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

lenyegesel nagyobb Aakmn volt
Lac istentisztelet lktogatstts6sa
de meg AZ sem kiel6git6, inert Al
Urvacsoraval mind6ssze AZ n5 81
26 ferfi, 0szesen 73 hiv5 cit. A
scent jegyek koziil bort egy ma.
gat megnevezni mem akar6 r. ka
tholikus testveriink, a kenyeret
Hizsnyai Lajos es csaladja ado
manyoztak. A boriteki adoma
nyok, melyeknek nevszerinti XII
mutatasa templomi hirdet0-tab
Ian olvashat6, 81 dollart tetteh
XII. Illesse lit is k0sz0net a j6lelki
adakoz6kat. Vasarnap delutan Z
lelkesz ket betegnek is witt Urva
csorat, negy 6rakor pedig hala
ado istentisztelet volt. Icy foly1
lie innepunk s ha annak leirasa
ban valaki erintve erzi magat ha
nyagsaga Matt, csak egesz nyu.
| godtan vegye niagara, inert 1ster
mem azert rendelt benniinket lei
kipasztori szolgalatra, hogy EN-.
berek hiusagat legyezgessiik, ha.
mem azert is, hogy a mulasztasok.
ra es hibakra ramutatva javit.
sunk. Figgetlen reformatus egy-
hazainkban a t0keletes, j6 rend.
mex, hitnek, kotelessegtudasnak
altalanossa kell valnia. Hisszik
hogy ICY lesz es akarjuk, hogy
ICY legyen.
Templomalap. Az elmult vasar-
nap kovetkezo ujabb befizetese.
ket konyvelte Ell az egyhazi penz-
tar templomalapunkra: $1,000;
Gyory Mihalyne, Kiss Mihalyne,
$500: Veres Ignac, Fodor Lajos,
$500: Fodor Lajos. f befizete-
sekkel az evi befizetett osszeg
1855. DORA emelkedett. listen al.
dasa legyen az adakozokon! =
Tekintettel ARA, hogy a templom
alapi befizetesek hatarideje ez ev
december 31-ig kitolatott, az elol-
jar6sag keri es remeli, hogy a hi.
vek addig eleget fognak tenni
0nkentes k0telezettseguknek. n
A keresztyen szeretet peldaja
Egyhazunk Noegylete az elmult
vasarnap tartott rendkivuli gyii.
leseben elhatarozta,. hogy mind.
addig, mig lelkesz felesege su,
lyos betegsegebol fel mem gyo
gyul, a Noegylet tagjai felvaltva
fognak mellettess allando apollo
szolgalatot teljesiteni. A keresz
tyeni lelkiiletre vall6 elhatarozas
valoban megerdemli a dicseretet
lit emlitjiik meg, hogy a betee
lelkesznet het folyaman egyha
zunk egyleteinek tagjai kuld0tt-
segileg is, egyenileg is, igep So
kan latogattak meg halmoztak
el szobajat viraggal. Ezen XVII
sok latogatoja volt mas felekeze
til testvereink koreb6l is. Kiilono
sen j6l ESQ erzessel emeljiik k
F0t. Varlaky rom. kath. plebanos
ur latogatasat, mint a keresztyen
reszvetnek felekezeti korlator
| feliilemelked6 sep peldajat. A be
teg kul0nben mar veszelyen tu
van egy-ket heten beliil elhagy
| ia a kOrhaZat.
A bazaar el0lzesziiletei. Tekin
tettel a lelkesz felesegenek beteg
segere, a N6egylet kikuld0tt tag
jai a steeltoni, brier-hilli, nortl
sidei es hubbardi reszen maguk
ban fegjak elvegezni e heten al
adomanyok osszeirasat. Vegyel
azonban ugy a hivek, mintha {
lelkeszne maga is menne, inert hi
szen lelekben OFT jar hiveink csa
ladjainal vegteleniil sajnalja
hogy szivesen vallalt nehez nun
kajaban betegsegc megakada
lyozta.
Lelkesz beigtatasok. November
lien, vasarnap a lelkesz, mint I
Fuggetlen Amerikai Magyar Ref
| Egyhaz nyupati epyhazimegyei6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
4 Lor&ntffyak jubileuma.

meg megaIdKulaSaAdk HidSOulk
evfordul6jat. Ifju egylet S maris
cselekedetekben gazdag multra
tekint vissza. A jubileumi unnep
ket reszb6l allott. Az els0 resi- a
templomban folyt lie, iinnepi ha-
laad6 istentisztelet kereteben. Mt.
Horvath Samuel homestead ref.
lelkesz es Mt. Laky Zsigmond az
egyhaz lelkesze vegeztek lelke-
sci teend3ket. A Lorantffy Egy-
let megvalasztott tisztviseloi letet
TEX a hivatalos eskiit. Mt. Laky
Zsigmondne elnokn6, ifj. Molnar
Istvanne alelnokn6, Csete San
dorne jegyz6, Pallay Andrasne
penztaros, Vask6 Istvanne titkar,
Geressy Sandorne a viragbizott-
sag choke, Debroszky Andrasne
vagyon gondnok. Az egyhaz lei
kesze Idvozolte az vi tisztikart es
listen aldasat kerte rajuk. A tiszt-
viselok eskutetele utan a tagok
megujitottak fogadalmukat. Az
egyhaz lelkesze ugy a megva-
lasztott tisztviseHkre, mint a TO-
gadalmat tett tagokra listen aida
sat kerte. Mt. Horvath Samuel
imaja utan tagok es vendegek
az also terembe mentek, ahol te-
ritett asztalok vartak 6ket. A te-
rem szepen fel volt diszitye, az
asztalok tetszet6sen megteritve.
Az izlesesen elkeszitett vacsorat a
Napsugar Egylet flu es leany
tagjai szolgaltak fel toluk meg
szokott ugyesseggel. A felszolga-
las olyan kielegitS volt, hogy
mindenki reszerSl oszinte elisme-
rest kaptak fiuk es leanyok
Vacsora utan Mt Laky Zsigmond-
ne elnokn3 udv0zolte a megjelent
vendegeket. R0vid, de tartalmas
beszedben megemlekezett a Lo-
rantffy Noegylet megalakulasa-
rol eddigi munkajarol. A maso-
dix evfordulo alkalmaval meg
gyujtotta a ket esztendot jelz0
ket gyertyat. Maid Csete Sandor-
ne felolvasta az elmult esztend0
munkajarol 0sszeirt jelenteset.
Biiszkek lehetnek a Lorantffyak
az elert sikerekre, az elvegzett
munka nagy tomegere. Geressy
Sandorne viragbizottsag jelen-
teset tette meg. Az unnepi szonok
ut. Horvath Samuel volt, aki
6szinte elismeresenek adott kife-
jezest a vegzett munkaert. Erde-
kes es tartalmas beszedet tartott
magyarorszagi utjar6l. Beszedet
nagy erdeklodessel hallgatta a
rendegsereg. Az egyhaz lelkesze-
mex r0vid beszede es vend6g lei
kesz aldasa utan veget ert a ju-
bileumi iinnepseg.
Urvacsora osztas. Oszi haIa-
adasra gyiiltek ossze a hivek az
elmult vasarnap. Az Ur asztala is
meg volt teritvc ujbori hala al
dozatra. A kenyeret ez alkalomra
ozv. Kulcsar Janosne ajandekoz-
ia. Az Urasztalahoz t0bb mint
szazan jarultak az adomanyok
6sszege Lorantffyak IS dollaros
iinnepi adomanyaval los dollar
volt. Az elmult esztend6ben feL
annyian jarultak dszi halaadas-
kor q Scent asztalhoz, S az ado
m&nyok 0szege csak 60 dollar
volt. Igazan hala adassal gondo1-
hatnpk j6 IstenInkre, aki lily SEE
retS sziyii es adakoz6 lelku hive
ket I'D scent egyhaxanak. Icy is
lelket Tidit6 az eredmsny. Meny-l
nyiyel szebb, dicseretesebb cred
i6nyekf6l szolhatnank aklsor, he
asM z6rnak be sziviket, lelkiiket
lsten hiv6 szava elSl aseA, Akik-
lie adia szinte vas6rnape6l VI
\ Amapra vadol6lag iires De BIZ
xony6ra clio az id6, amikor eyi-
lsl(eeetiink tagjainak meg ma.
1yoI,b resae megismeri az egyhaz
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12
PORTLAND NEWS SECTION
MRS. W. BoGLE, Edtor-Manager

Mrs. G. V. Grayson left this weel
for Sacramento to attend the Y. w
c. A. convention.
Mrs. L. Crosswhite is In the Good
Samaritan Hospital recovering from
an operation.
Mr.. Earl Scott, son of Mrs. A
Coffee and husband of Mrs. Dellf
Scott, died last Saturday. April Z
at the Veterans Hospital at Wall
Walla, Wash. Mr.. Scott passed most
of his life in Portland, coming here
during his childhood days ABOUT
year ago he and Miss Della Mayes
were married. He was an industri.
Gus young man and was popular
with the younger social set. His
sister. Mrs. Grace Scott jackson, &C
companied by Mrs. Scott, went to
Walla Walla last Saturday to spent
Easter with him and upon reaching
the hospital were informed he ha6
passed away during the night. Flu.
heral services were held wednesday,
afternoon at Finley's Mortuary.
The National Notes is the Official
paper of the National Association o.
Cclored Women and every woman
should be a subscriber The head.
quarters building recently was dedi7
Gated at Washington, ID. G., an6
stands as a credit to the coioret
women OF this country.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12
Butte, Montana
w. Scott, Reporter

Mrs. George Lowery entertained
the members of the B. B. Club at
cards Monday at the home of Mrs. L.
l.. Vaughn. A dainty luncheon was
served. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. R. Ridley, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Chivers
and Mr.. Martin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Webb of Boulder
was the house guest of Mrs. L, L.
Vaughn last week.
Mrs, Goldie Chivers was visitor
here last week the guest of Mrs. Es-
tella Palmer. She returned this week
to her home in Great Falls.
Mrs. Nina Hayes, formerly of
Butte and Mrs. NJ Richards, both
now of Chicago are visitors in the
city this week.
Mrs. Bickford of Virginia CITY was
a guest at the home of Mrs. j. Davis
Mrs. Bedford is pioneer of Mon
tame and has figured prominently
in this states development.
Mr.. II. c. Simmons of Anaconda
stopped for short visit here en-
route to Helena.
About forty Butte residents mot
ored to Anaconda last Friday to at
tend the Easter Ball held there.
A number of the smaller children
participated in the Easter Pageant
given at Bethel Baptist Church Eas-
ter Sunday.
Phone your news to 4l7S r.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12
Ogden, Utah
Miss Eva Ella, Reporter

The Unity Club met with Mrs.
Clarence Witherspoon last Wednes-
day.
The Mamie Burroughs White
Rose Study Club OF young girls. has
been admitted to the City Fedora
ton, also the Women's Mite Mission.
airy Society of Embry A. NJ. Il.
church.
The Community Chorus of Embry
A. NJ. E. church, under the direction
Of Mrs. X. w. Wisner. sang at the
First Baptist church (white) for
their morning Palm Sunday services.
Wall Ave. Baptist church. j.
Rucker Smart, pastor Services
were well attended last Sunday
The pastor preached from Matt. 2S-
6. Subj 1.-THE Risen Lord" An
Easter program was rendered in the
evening by the choir. Mrs. Smart
and son arrived last Tuesday.
Betty Alice, small daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott w. Stewart, is
improving from broken arm.
Mr.. and Mrs +. r. Williams are
the proud parents of a boy. Mr..
Williams was formerly the head
waiter at the Hotel Bigelow.
Embry A. NJ L. church, r. w.
Wisner. pastor. Easter Sunday the
pastors two subjects were. "The
Victorious Christ" Mark 1876. and
Resurrection in Christ" l Cor. Is:
20. At 1880 p. N. a program was
rendered by the church school.
Ebert, small son of Rev.. and
Mrs. r. w. Wisner. has been i'll for
the last four days.
In the passing of Reverend Bart
lett, late pastor OF Pilgrim Baptist
church, Salt Lake City, the COM
munity has not only lost an eff
cient pastor but a man who repre-
sented the highest standards of this
life. He having preached at both
churches in Ogden during the ac-
tivities of the Ministers Alliance.
He was an able leader of his people.
The family and church membership
has the sympathy of ogden's pop
ulace.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12
Everett, Wash.
Miss Corrinno Whitlow, Reporter

Mr., VIM. Pickens. field secretary
of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People, ad-
dressed the Rotary Club OF Everett
at the Monte Cristo Hotel Friday
noon and the public at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church Friday evening
Mr., Pickens is forceful and logical
speaker and was very we'll received
by both audiences
The Everett Branch OF the n. A.
A, c. p, through Mrs. Samuels
pres. of the executive board, spon.
sored a dinner Friday evening CIV
ing many OF our people chance TO
meet Mr.. Pickens, our national visit
or, = 90
Mr.. and Mrs ]. l.. Cooper were
hosts at dinner Sunday. Covers
We're placed for six.
Mr., and Mrs. John Samuels and
Mr.. Wesley Samuels were dinner
guests of MIR. and Mrs. D. H. Butler
Easter Sunday,
Among Everett people who attend
cd Easter services in Seattle Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest Earring
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Davis. Miss
Corinne Whitlow, Miss Hortense
Dickson, Mr.. Philip Taylor, Mrs.
Julia Huntley and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
b. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Davis and Miss
c. Whitlow motored to Seattle
Sunday and were dinner guests of
Mrs. Gomery.
Mrs. Ada Gillespie of Seattle was
an Everett visitor Sunday Mrs
Gillespie will be remembered as Miss
Ada Lewis who used to reside here
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Hatcher and small son
spent the week end in Portland. Mr..
Hatcher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Hatcher of Bremerton, were
week end guests OF Mrs. Hatcher in
Everett.
Mr.. Leslie Nelson OF Seattle was
a week end visiter in Everett.
Mrs. Rosa Samuels was hostess
to the f, b. S. Club Thursday eve
ming. The club is studying, "Home-
spun Heroines."
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12
Yakima, Wash.
Mrs. John Woods, Reporter

Mrs. B. Porter spent the weekend
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. McBain of
Toppenish.
Mrs. Z. c. Wilson returned to Sc
attic last Friday after passing ten
days with relatives.
Mr.. S. Alexander of Seattle spent
Easter with his mother, Mrs. NJ AL
exander. F-
Mr.. George Scott of Seattle spent
Easter vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Scott of Fairview.
Mrs. F. Hamock is in Seattle on
business.
Mrs. r. Smidy and Mrs. v. John
son were joint hostesses at dinner
last Friday in honor of the Rev. Mr..
Morris of Tacoma. Covers were laid
for twenty.
Mrs. r. Smidy entertained IL at
a luncheon last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Phil Sears Of Grandview spent
Monday here on business. ,,
Miss Erma McBain of Seattle
spent the Easter vacation here with
friends and relatives. She left Tues
day for Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hamock, Mrs. B.
Evans, Mrs. NJ. Evans, Mrs. J. John
son, Mrs. j. Woods, Mrs. S. Woods,
Mr.. J. Wesley, Mrs. M. Watkins and
Mrs. c. Harris attended the funeral
of Mrs. L. Burris at Ellensburg Sun
day.
Mr.. H, Richardson, Mr.. r. Glaze,
Mr.. l.. Roy and Mrs. o. +. Grinsted
of Wenatchee spent few days here
on this business week.
Mrs. r. Williams is i'll this week.
Mrs. w. d. Neighbors is eonvalesc-
ing.
Mrs. Idella Moore is rejoicing over
a fine daughter born last Wednes-
day.
Rev. George Allen preached an in
spring Easter sermon last Sunday
at A. M. f. Church. Four
infants were baptised. A splendid
program was given by the Sunday
school at z p. m. and at $3.50 an
Easter cantata was given by Mount
Hope Baptist and A. M. f. choirs,
under direction of Mrs. c. Sims.
The services were well attended all
day.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12
Billings, Mont.
Mrs. Lulu B. MeCabe, Reporter

Splendid services were held Easter
Sunday at Wayman Chapel. At the
morning service Rev. Donohoo gave
an excellent sermon on 1.-THE Res
direction" The Sunday school rem
dered its program at the evening
services. The program was directed
by Mrs. II. w. Bivins, who was as
sisted by Mrs. NJ. Brazier and Mrs.
Addie Smith. The Missionary So
ciety held its meeting Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Pearl Stradwick.
The society will assist In a union
service of the Protestant churches to
be held Sunday night at First Me-
thodist Church. The meeting is be-
ing held for the benefit of the A.
M. e. rally fund. After the meet
ing of the Missionary Society the
hostess served delicious luncheon.
Miss Thelma Chase beautifully
entertained with a party Monday
night al the home of her mother,
Mrs, Walter Chase, honoring Frank
Walton, who won first place in the
recent statewide music contest The
home was beautifully decorated for
the occasion and the young people
enjoyed dancing and games.
The n. A. A. c.. p. held its meet
ing Thursday and completed plans
for the coming of Dean William
Pickens. who will lecture at the Y,
NJ. c. A. Friday night.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12
Casper, Wyoming
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hill. Reporter

Mrs. Julia Cardwell, after a de-
lightful visit here with her sister.
Mrs. A. r. Bell, returned to her home
Friday.
James c. Brooks has returned af-
ter a short visit to Denver, Colora-
do.
Mr.. j. E. Edwards underwent an
operation Wednesday from which he
is recovering at the Private Hospital.
Big Horn Lodge No. 345 of Elks
held their annual Thanksgiving SER
vices Sunday at Second Baptist
Church. The following program was
given: Opening ceremony, Invoca-
ton, Rev. A. c. Murphy; Welcome
address, Mrs. M. L. Hill; Response,
VIM. McShan; Quartette selection;
Paper, Miss Susie Rudd; Mandolin
selection, John Henry; Reading, Mrs.
o., c. Rice; Memorial address, Col.
A. R. Bell; Piano selection, Prof. c..
z. Merrill; Sermon. Rev. M. A. Gray;
Quartette, benediction. The commit
tee was composed of NJ. A. Gray,
Geo. Smith, J. ]. Hill, Mai. d. ].
Rudd, 4. Scott Moon, master of cere-
monies.
CARD OF THANKS-We wish to
thank our many friends for their
kindness and sympathy during the
Illness and death of our mother who
passed away March 26. We especial
ly thank those who sent flowers, Rev.
Murphy for his sermon, the Grace
A. M. f. Choir and Second Baptist
Choir for their music and also the
Elks Lodge for their kindnes.-Geo.
H. Smith, Golden Smith Cooper.
Reported sick: Mrs. Jessie Keel
ing.
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corner of A and Ash ST.. Men, La
dies and Children's hair cutting
First class service. All
work guaranteed satisfactory. Cour.
teous treatment. J. E. Mitchell, prop.
rietor.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12
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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12

Mr. S. Duffy sponsored; Jubilee
Benefit Concert at st. Paul A. M. L.
church on last Tuesday evening.
The program included the national
Negro Anthem, folk songs, spirituals
by selected sextet, two piano solos
by Miss Florence Johnson and read
ings by Mrs. ]. S. Harris A special
feature was a male Quartotte. COM
posed of Messrs. 5. Duffy, T. 7. Mil
Ter, II, Lcyolle and Benson. Tho
pastor, Rev. S. w. Smith, expressed
hts heartfelt gratitude for tho re-
lief OF the burden on the church.
The Joymakers Literary Club held
a business meeting at the church
on Wednesday evening. The presi-
dent. Mrs, Gladys Smith, is outlining
many spring activities for this group
OF young people.
Mr. and Mrs. John Monroe are
rejoicing over pair OF twins--a
boy and girl born to them on We'd
nesday at the Gilmore Hospital.
Mother and infants are doing nicely.
The Easter services of the Sunday
School department of st. Paul A, NJ.
Il. church were held at the Sunday
evening worship. The violin solo
by Paul Evans with Mr.. Chas. Evans
accompanying pianist. deserves spe-
cial mention. The church was beau-
tifully decorated. Mrs. Gladys Smith
presided at the piano. Of
Mr.. William johnson Jr.. spent
the weekend In Helena visiting rela-
tives and friends.
The Marguerite Washington club
met with Mrs. s. Duffy on Thurs
day evening in their bi-monthly bus
mess meeting.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12
Pocatello, Idaho
Miss Juanita Young, Reporter

Tho various churches held special
Easter Sunday services and pro-
grams were given appropriate for
the occasion. The Bethel Baptist
Sunday school held an Easter egg
hunt Sunday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Smith. The Pastors Aid So
ciety of the Baptist Church gave an
April Fools party Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. NJ. Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Burrell are
enjoying the pleasures of a beau
tiful Star coupe.
The Busy Bee Club held a cooked
food sale Saturday at Peoples Mar
ket
Reported sick: Mrs. Kenzie, Mrs.
NJ. Randolph. Hts
Mrs. c. Davis left Tuesday for
Alabama, where she was called by
the Illness of her mother.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Jennings Of
Twin Falls spent Sunday here, as
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. McJohnson.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-12
Helena, Mont.
By HEX

Services at st. James Church in
the morning were conducted by the
Rev. Ralph Micken. The evening was
taken over by the Sunday school to
give the following program:
Song by the school; scripture read
ing; remarks by Mr.. II. j., Baker;
recitation, Connie Harrell; song by
the school; recitation, r. ID. Stitt;
recitation, Arthur Harrell; solo, Miss
Marie Baker; solo, Lois Slit; recita-
ton, Charles Harrell; song, by Sun
day school; recitation, Lehman Stitt I;
Mrs. Norman Howard, superintend-
ent; Mrs. NJ. A. Lowcry. accompan-
list.
Harry (Pally) Simmons of Ana
conda spent the weekend visiting
friends about town.
Mrs. Laura Sydney of Townsend
was in the city to spend Easter Sun.
day.
Rev. S. 4. Bailey is yet unable to
be out, although his condition has i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Harrell
entertained at dinner Friday honor
ing Mrs. Harrell. Carnations formed
the decorations and the birthday ta-
BILE was set forN r.. The following
guests were present: Mrs. N. Ford,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Baker, Mrs. Ma
ME Bridgwater. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Reid, Mrs. Charles Oliver and Mr..
Rowe Murrell.
The tea announced in last weeks
issue given by Mr.. and Mrs. Norman