The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-09
@. B. AIDRICH. Editor-Managor

st. Augustine's Messenger, a Cath
Ole paper published in the interest
Of the colored people by priests at
Bayou st. Louis, home of Mrs. Fell
ella r. Ray of South Tacoma, has n
scorching article by white Catholics
TINS month scoring the southern Gus
toms OF "Jim-crowisms" and segrega-
ton In southern churches. No Ne
gro could have written better arti-
Gle than Father Haas has done in this
issue. When the southern whites
themselves begin to preach against
this evil in its southern home things
may well be said to be Hooking up."
st. Augustine was the African Bish-
op OF Hippo in the 9Th century who
did so much to uphold the doctrine of
the supremacy of the Bishop of Rome
in the Universal Church. He was
son of African father and mother.
who were pagans. He is the greatest
of the theologians of the ancient
Church.
John Ryan, editor of Ryan's Week
ly, is planning to cast his hat into the
ring for the legislature again. Mr.. |
Ryan is an astute and able politician, |
and is long ways from being dead. |
Ryan's Weekly is widely read by the
working classes of white people, and
their favorable comments upon his
matter is heard wherever they con-
Miss nj. Gertrude Taylor, able as
sistant editor of Ryans Weekly and
of THE RYAN PRESS was
one of the judges at the polls at the
election. Miss Gertrude is
swell little woman.
NoTICE-The Enterprise is on
sale at E. F. Edson's Barber Shop,
1891 Commerce St., also at the
New Dunbar on 18th st. near Broad
way. Subscriptions should be paid
at the Tacoma office, please.
All the Churches and Sunday
Schools in the city are taking an ac-
i've part in the chorus singing in the
evival meetings conducted by Revs. d
'hilpott and Mckee at the Big Tab
rnacle on 18th and M Street. Our
ocal ministers, Rev. Johnson, Grays !
nd Stovall have taken an active 4
art.
Mrs. Nettie J. Asberry, president i
I the State Federation of Colored
Vomen's Clubs, was the speaker il
unday morning at Bethlehem Bap- s.
st Church.
Mt. Tacoma Lodge of Elks are pre- n
airing an educational program to be 81
wen during the week of April |. Il
Mrs. Belle Poke was hostess Mon d
ay afternoon at the home of her sis ST
n Mrs. Jesse Harrison for the meet Fl
g of the booklovers Club. "Of one e
lood" by Robert E. Spear, was the o.
box under discussion. After the e.
'ogram and business session, a de- S
cious luncheon was served.
Mr.. E. F. Edison, popular barber, h;
no is confined to his home by i'll az
ess,. is reported rapidly recovering
I'd will soon return to his shop.
Rev. Mack Stovall preached at both
rvices Sunday at Bethlehem Bap-
It Church. Services were well at
nded. Subject of the morning SER be
on was Right Leadership" Cove III
mt meeting was held Sunday eve BY
ng. At the morning service Mrs. 81
j. Asberry gave an interesting tn
TX on "The Public Schools" The
port of the division was encourage NJ
g, each one expe ting to raise $40 th
d more. Both the Sunday and b. he
p. U. are doing excellent work. tn
nday morning the pastor will speak M
the subject Courage; evening
bject, "How to be Saved" Mrs. wi
own Hammond of Seattle was da
'itor at the parsonage Thursday, F.
est of Mrs. Stovall. The Knights W.
Pythias will hold their annual SER W.
les at Bethlehem Church Sunday
ening, March 25. dii
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