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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
Mlekarny spojeny.

Western Maryland Fair
field Farm mlekarna slouci Sc.
Nova firma ovladati bude asi
80 procent mleka meste Bal
timore. PTedstavovati bude
kapital $13, 100000. Charles
R. Bowman, SO rok1 starry, pre-
sident Fairfield mlekarny, KITE
ry pocal mlekaTiti v Baltimore
s jednlm vozem, kontrolovati
bude novou firmu, jejfmz bude
presidentem. Bowman zacal
mlekaTiti We Woodlawn. OBJ
chody jeho rostly az dospely ma
nynejsi vysi. Nechybf jeden
den, ably Bowman nebyl 1fa-
dovne a nebral osobnf zaiem
ma jednom kazdem zam9stnan-
ci SVEN. Novy president ma
velikou zalibu v konfch. Zlep-
sill sve kone koupf konf re "a
padu ciste arabske krve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
Dobry skutek odmSnSn.

Sny cernosskeho delnfka 0
vlastnenf domu v p9kne ulici
vyplnen byl. Stastnym MATTE
lem domu jest delnik plynaren-
ske spolecnosti, Wesley eager,
jenz s nasazen1m vlastn1ho Ii
vota zachranil pred smrtf sve-
no formana, Roy Binebrinka,
kdyz spolu praci byli 5. ledna
1925 ma vykopavce ulici
Howard u Garrett. Wesley z
jamy, ably tam neomdlel, vyle-
ri do ulice. z ulice pohledl do
III a zahledl tam klesajicfho
formana. Wesley vrhl sc do
jamy zpet a formana vytahl.
Oba watt byli do nemocnice,
kde polezeli 81 nejaky cas- nezli
vyleceni byli.
V odmenu zachrany cerno-
chu dana byla medalie Carne-
gle Hero fondu dar $1,000.
Vedle toho nejmenovany COB
can" daroval mu $50.
Cernoch penfze prijal a kou-
pil 81 "a ne pekny dim, {. Gil
w. Barre ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
TAX Sc clovskem zachazi.

Nezamestnany veteran po-
sledn1 valky trpce stezuje 81.
z vydelku podporovati ma man
zelku a d1tko. Praci dostati
nemGze.
V sobotu zahledl oznamku
jiste zamestnavatelny. Zapla-
til 8 cenGt "a svezeni ma kafe.
V poptavarne rekli mu, re "a
praci, dostane-li il, dostavati
bude mes1cne $50. Poptavar-
ne ze zaplatiti must SIS "komi-
sn". Souhlasil. Ma to Tekli
mu, re must "videti" superin-
tendenta statnfho 1stavu, 6 mil
cd mesta vzdaleneho. Delnik
koupil dals1 diva cheeky a jel.
Superintendent byl MIN spo-
kojen a udal mu, aby v ponde-
Ii prihlasil Sc do prace. V pom
deli rano jel delnfk do prace =
koupil diva move cheeky. V L.
fadovne superintendent Tekli
mu, re je pTijat, ale re must
mfti O. K. cd statnf zamestna-
vacf komise v {. % Light ulice.
Zaplatil poslednfch Is cent?
zpet do Baltimore. Roztrpcen
vratil Sc domG, ponevac nemel
ma dalSl "car check" ami centu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
Baltimorsti hasici pomahali We
Washingtonu.

John J. Fisher, byvaly~po1i-
cejnf straznfk a po nejaky cas-
chovanec Walter Reed hospita-
lu We Washingtonu, primal Sc
v utery, re diva ohn6 osmi We
likych, jez vrhly mesto Wash
ington v poplach, zalozil on
sam. Fisher doznal, re zalozil
ohen We skladisti firmy McDo-
we'll & Sons ma 2. ulici a v Lank
Woodwork Co. ma IA. ulici. Po-
licie vini Fishera z dalSich 2
pokusG zhafskych. Plameny.
jez noci z pondel1 ma utery
vyslehly z horfcfch budov, W.
desily cele mesto. Skoda Thar
stv1m zp6sobena odhaduje Sc
ma $500,0O0. Prvnf ohen od-
kryt byl desakovem obchodu
firmy Woolworth ma Pennsyl-
vania avenue, nekolik blokn cd
kapitolu. Pozar vypukl v IL
hodin. Hned ma to pocaly do
chazeti poplasne zpravy z il
nych casti mesta. Vetsinou o.
hne tyto We vnitrnf casti mesta.
Kdyz tato ohranicena byla kor-
donem policie, ohne pocaly pro
pukavati v mimolezfcfch dis
triktech mesta. Kolem 7. hodi-
ny rano v 1tery hasici NELL je-
ste plno prace s hasenlm. Ko-
lem 9. hodiny ohlaseny byly
znovu vznikle ctyri jine.
Pri pozarech zraneno bylo
80 hasicI, kdyz plynova roura
vybuchla.
Baltimorst1 hasici pozvani do
Washingtonu rychlostf svojf
prekvapili Washington. We
2:30 v 1tery rano zavolani ku
pomoci telefonem. We 2 minu-
tach ma to uhaneli jiz v 10 od-
dilech do Washingtonu. S 10
strfkackami vyslano bylo Is
hasicG.
Nacelnik Washingtonske po-
licie, Watson, uZnan1m mlu-
vii O dobre praci hasic1 Balti-
morskych slovy: "Muzi posla-
nj nam ku pomoci byli zdatni.
Potfebovali jsme kazdeho z
Mich. Nevfm, jak by Sc byla
situace vyvinula bez jejich po-
moci. V patnacti minutach
po prijezdu do Washingtonu
byli pohTfzeni v praci ma zdo-
lanf pozard."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20

Mily prfteli,
p. A. Klecko,

p. A. Klecko,
bud tax laskav a objednej m;
tam noviny "Telegraf". Zasi-
lam 81 pfedplatne ma cely rok.
Predem dekuji neb radi cteme
CO Sc stale v Baltimore neb CO
jest tam noveho, neb 81 ma Vas
ma vsechny casio vzpomfname,
jak pokracuje Sokolovna a De-
mokraticky Klub. Doufam, ze
dobre.
My caste vzpominame ma ty
nase stare zname, CO jsme tax
vespolek uzili. Byli jsme tam
dost dlouho, tax nem1zeme "a
pomenout. Tady jest mnoho
zdraveji. Ale tech zabav jest
tn kazdy den, hospody ty jsou
pofad pine a biografy a diva
dlo tax re nenf MONA ami lis
tex koupit. V hospodach vecer
samy koncert a karban, tady 81
lide doprejou.
~PocaSl JSme tn nell kraSne
Vdbec podzimek skoro az do
Vanoc. My name kvety jeste
we vazach z nasf zahradky
Chrisantky a RUE. Az pred
svatky napadlo trochu snehu a
par mraz1, ale ted az name
Ease bez snehu a, male mrazy,
tax re jest tn hezke pocasl.
Skoro pocasi jako jsme mival
V Americe. Pc tech zabavach
my mnoho nechodlme, krone
kdyz 81 vyjedem autem. To
81 obycejne zjednam oni mas
dovezou. Tady to nenf drahe.
Plat Sc "a l xii. met. $50, tax
ze jest to lacine. Supfkovy ta-.
k6 byly u mas. Ii mali sve au
to a chaueffera to pride dra-
no ale oni to potfebujou neb
jsou vzdaleni cd mesta.
Hubatovi nam take pisou.
Cekam je vsechny ma vystavu.
Budem tu NIT Kutne Hofe
vystavu. Take pry prijede no
dne Americana. TAX Sc prijeG-
tie ma mas take podfvat. VISTA
va bude asi cervnu a cerven-.
ci.
Srdecny pozdrav ma celou
rodinu a Stastny vesely Novy
Rok. Pozdrav ma vsechny zna-
me a celou redakci "Telegra-
fu."
Frank a Bohumfra Kyzr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
ZaStfelil Sc.

Leo J. Streckfus ze 600 blo-
ku N. Highland avenue zastre-
Ill Sc ma prazdnem lote v biz
kosti stanice poulicnich elek-
trickych kar, roh Preston a Po-
tomac ulic. Vedle mrtvoly ma
lezen byl revolver. Mrtvolu
nalezl Angelo Fredona 1000
bloku N. Rose ulice.
" kuchyni sveho domu, {.
1872 Pelham avenue u Belair
road, nalezena byla mrtva 33
roxy stara Anna c.. Brugge-
mann. Nalezl il manzel jej1,
kdyz v sobotu vratil Sc z prace,
Otravila Sc sv1tiplynem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
ALENIN y y "a S-8g@.I3
Zatceni q puSteni.

Olympia Athletic Club We
800 bloku w. Franklin ulice
prepaden byl v sobotu policil,
jez sebrala v mem 81 muz1 a
zavezla ma zapadn1 stanici, od-
kudz po vyslechu pusteni byli
soudcem Ranftem, ma svobodu.
Proti zatcenym svedcil policej-
nj straznik, Bason udal, re V
prestrojenf udelal tam nekolik
sack ma kone zavodfci v New
Orleans re Grossovi dal zna-
menany dollar jako sazku, KITE
ry dollar polici1 nalezen byl u
.Grossa. Soudce propustil je ma
svobodu pro "nedostatek d1ka-
zu."
V pondell Inspector Nelson
rekl, re nespokojen jest roz-
sudkem soudce Ranfta re pre-
dlozi zalezitost tuto velkoporo-
te. Soudce Ranft, kdyz mu
sdeleno, co Inspector pol.cie
Nelson fekl, odpovedel: "Dle.
meho soudu Inspector Nelson
je osel."
- Soudce Owens upozorni!
velkoporotu, jfz predlozen byl
inspektorem Nelsonem pripad
tento, ably velkoporota nedala
Sc svesti pokusy ''fixovati" toto
udanf dvou prijimacG sack,
Christian Crosse a Louise Fl
shera, kdyz tito uznani byli
soudcem Ranftem "a nevinne
pro nedostatek dGkaz1.
Soudce Owens, jenz osvetlil
pTfpad tento, rekl: "Zde jedna
Sc zalezitost vetsl d1lezitosti.
Zpravy v poslednfch dnech do
Sly ku soudcGm tohoto soudu,
re techto chodbach soudni
budovy deli Sc protizakonne
pokusy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
Typhoid slime omezen.

Nejnizs1 dosavadnf pocet u
mrtl ma typhoid fever We statu
Marylandu zaznamenan byl
behem posledn1ho roku.. V ce-
lem statu nemoci teto pOdlehlo
jenom 80 osob. Omezen1 pri-
cltati dluzno pfecisten1 vody a
mleka a vychova obyvatelstva
v domacf zdravovede. Napro-
tt tomu rozmnozen byl pocet u
mrti ma. zaskrt. Toto zavineno
bylo epidemi1, jez vyskytla Sc
v Baltimore v prvnlch mesl-
clch minuleho roku.
DR.. Jones varuje znovu pred
spalnickami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
Paderewski " Lyric.

Polsky vytecnik, Ignace Jan
Paderewski, jenz prave vratil
Sc z cesty po Australia, koncer-
toval We stredu We zdejs1m di-
vadle Lyric, jez naplneno bylo
ctiteli jeho do posledniho mlsta
Hral ma plane hlavne skladby
Schumanna, Beethovena, Cho-
pima a Schuberta.
Program zakoncil svojl VIA
stni skladbou a uherskou rhap-
sodii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
Soud Sc zlodsjem pocat.

We ctvrtek pred soud posta-
ven byl Charles Hook, jenz pfi-
znal Sc ku sedmi kradezfm a
prepadGm. Hook uveznen byl
vminulem tydnu We Fullerton,
kde 1castnil Sc domaci zabavy
a tam pocal revolverem vyhro-
zovati. Ma zadost hostitelky
byl zatcen pax jeho kradeze
a pfepady odkryty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
Dana pod zaruku pro stluceni
3leteho hocha.

Elizabeth Croghan obzalo-
vana z nelidskeho stlucenl 3 ro-
ky stareho vnuka sveho, Petra
Burnse, zadrzena byla pro
soud pred velkoporotou pod "a
rukou $1,000. Hoch dan byl
do nemocnice.
Croghanova, jez bydlf v 900
bloku N. Central avenue, udala
policii, ze hocha nevyplatila, a.
lie ze tento spadl sc schod1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20

ucinena minuly tyden stale pla-
IT," Ocekava Sc, ze kazdy da-
rule alespon 25c aneb re 81 "a
opatfi vstupenku predem. Pro
to ma shledanou v nedeli vecer,
22. ledna v "Auditoriu" Osady
sv. Vaclava ma Collington ave.
S uctou,
DR.. Cvancara.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
Potomci veteranI obdrzf valec
ne kfize.

Potomci veteranG posledni
valky a z Obcanske valky OBJ
drzf krize cti, ktere Jim udelu-
je tento ctvrtek Baltimorsky
oddfl, {. g., Daughters konfe-
derace We statu Marylandu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
Byvaly chovanec St. Mary's
.zatcen pro kradeze.

Edward Ruff, 2Olety z Ca
louisville, byvaly chovanec St.
Mary's polepsovny, primal Sc
po zatcenf SVEN ku fad6 kra-
dezi automobile v okolf Cations
vile v poslednlch trech ty-
dnech. Cd Vanoc do posledn1
soboty bylo tax ukradeno pat
nact automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
Patnactileta pokusila Sc O
sebevrazdu.

V dime ma papfrove bednic-
ky We 100 bloku N. Paca ulice,
pokusila sc sebevrazdu jedem
Katherine Rechline. V nemoc-
nici prohlasen byl stav jeff kri-
tickym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20
Move Knihy.

Harry L. Foster: - Tolkou
ma Fiji.
G.. M. Dyott: = Pc stezce
neznama.
]. M. Kenworthy: = Mir ci
valka?
Thomas a Znaniecki: - Pol
sky rolnik v Europe i v Ameri-
ce.
(Dopisy pristehovalce. We
dvou d1lech.(
Upomlnky kralovny Horton
sic. (Dva dily.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-20

Komisar automobile, E. Aus
tin Baughman, odhaduje, ze
behem tohoto roku pocet auto
mobilG v Marylandu dostoup1
vyse $4,000.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-03
Literary Research Club
Hold Annual Banquet

Celebrating the first anniversary
of their organization, The Literary
Research Club held their banquet
Monday night at the Stag Club,
which was beautifully decorated in
the clubs colors for the occasion.
The setting was enhanced by red
and white streamers suspended from
the chandeliers. Mrs. w. Boyle
served as toastmistress, filling the
place of Mrs. w. A. Reed, president,
who was prevented from attending
on account of illness. Mrs. Boyle
welcomed the guests and presented
the officers of the club. A music and
literary program was presented. A
mong the numbers were: A reading
by Miss Keene; vocal solo. Miss Cliff
ford McClain and addresses by Mrs.
Ruth Flowers, Miss Margie L. DAN
ley, Mrs. X. Gray. DIR. J. A. Merri-
man. After the program, dancing
was enjoyed by the guests. Much
of the success of the affair is due
to Mrs. H. d. Fuller who was in
charge.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-03
Vancouver, B. c.
By Jack Clark, reporter.

An Art Club has been organized
among the young girls, the motive of
this club is to teach the colored
girls to learn embroidery, beadwork,
lamp shade making, wax work etc.
The club will meet Saturday after
moons. Mrs. Samuel Howard is in
structor.
Miss Imogene Fuller is at home
from the GeneralHospital much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. H. T. Yates of the Oak Rooms
prepared surprise birthday party
in honor of her husband, a number
of her friends gathered to do him
honor, but the train being very late
the honor guest was not present. The
evening was spent with games and
music. A delicious supper was served.
Mr.. David Gist, Sr. is at the general
hospital seriously i'll.
Rev. S. r. McGuinnez. presiding
Elder will be in the city Sunday,
February 9Th and preach at both
morning and evening services.
Mr.. Meadow is home from visit
to California. Mrs. Meadow is
spending the winter in Los Angeles.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-03

topics to be considered at this meet
ing. Negro parents ought to be deep
ly interested in such program as it
relates to the furtherance of educa-
tional development in our schools.
All ought to join the various parent
teachers associations and get some
first hand information of the work.
Jay Chavis has been arraigned and
charged with murder in the first de-
gree. Plea of mot guilty" was en-
tered and trial was set for February
ID. Considerable speculation is rife
among the Negro population as to
the probable outcome.
Miss Gladys Cabell, daughter of
Mrs. HALEY Cabell and sister of Ar
thur Cabell has been making great
strides in her studies at Stadium High
School, taking commercial and bus
mess course. Miss Cabell passed the
examination at a competition held at
the school on January 10. Miss Cabell
won as prizes four gold medals and
C. T. Emblem and received certi-
ficate of competency in typewriting.
Miss Gladys also does well at stenog-
raphy.
Miss Esther Roberts also is to be
congratulated upon the showing she
made in the same competition; she
is a competent typist and deserves
much credit.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-03
The Churches
Phone Main 254s

Bethlehem Baptist. Rev. NJ. Stow
all, pastor. Last Sunday the services
were we'll attended, the pastor occu-
plying the pulpit in the morning, with
divisional program and report at
the evening services. Receipts re-
ported as $4,000.
Lincoln Day will be observed with
Mrs. +. Cooper in charge on Feb.
18th. The officers and members will
tender a reception to the pastor and
Mrs. Stovall to which the public is
cordially invited. Feb. Is, the Ex-
ecutive Board will meet with Rev.
Reed of Spokane as moderator.
Allen A. M. E. Church, Rev. A. w.
Johnson, Pastor.-Sunday morning,
at IL o'clock. Sermon and general
class; GAS Sunday School; $50
Christian Endeavor; 7:30, sermon by
the pastor. Next Friday evening.
Feb. 10, the great Baby Contest will
be waged between babies Cabell. De-
laney. Fuller, King and Harris. There
will be senior contest among the
Joymakers as a preliminary to the
main event. The prize to be award
ed the Joymaker dressed in the most
perfect infantile fashion. All are
invited to see this contest. Refresh
ments will be served. Gold is the
prize for the winner in the main
event. The younger group is now
preparing a greater Revue, called
"Dixie to Broadway, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Gilmore. Presentation
Feb. 16.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-03
Bremerton, Wash.
Mrs. r. II. Williams, Reporter.

Pure Gold Lodge Masons gave a
social for the benefit of the lodge
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Blackwell on Friday night.
Sunday night. A. c. Ell. was led
by Mr.. M. Casselberry; February 5th
by Mrs. r. H. Williams.
B. B. Club was entertained by Mrs.
J. M. Hatcher last Thursday after a
business meeting, a nice luncheon
was served.
Next meeting with Mrs. Q. Jones
on 9Th st.
Week end visitors to Seattle were
Mrs. L. Finis. Mrs. Eneox, Mr.. and
Mrs. jackson and children, Mrs. AL
len, Mrs. j. w. Whiteside and little
son and Miss l.. Shafroth.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Hatcher and little son
Of Everett were guests of his mother
and father over the week end.
Mr.. Harvey l.. Creasman, who is
working on one of the Seattle-C
ifornia boats. visited his father and
friends last week.
Plans are being made for another
entertainment for the church under
direction Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G..
Carey.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-03
Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Geo. f. Anderson, Reporter

Mrs. j. Stephens will be hostess
for the Pierian Club Wednesday
afternoon in their first business ses-
sion this year.
Bethel Church Improvement Club
met Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Chas. Holsclaw in their first
business session to line out their
program for the years work.
Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. E. B.
Reed ,Pastor-Sunday morning Rev.
c. L. Menefee of Toppenish preach
ed an inspiring sermon, he chose as
his subject Labor Called and Re-
warded." In the evening Rev. E. B.
Reed, the pastor preached; subject,
"Called to Righteousness" The SER
vices were we'll attended.
The B. Y. P. u, Mr.. r. L. Derrick
addressed the young people in a
splendid talk, "The Negro in Bus
mess"
The Ladies Aid will give a chicken
and chitterling dinner February ID,
and a debate in the evening, Gre
solve Man is Superior to Woman
intellectually"
Union service, February IL, Lin
coins birthday, at st. Paul Meth
odist church.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-03
Bethel A. NJ. E. Church
Rev. x. c. Runyon, Pastor

"Great Promises" was the subject
of splendid discourse by the pas
tor, Sunday morning. Rev. j. w.
Stanley was the speaker Sunday
evening, using as his theme ere
joice." Beginning next Sunday eve
ming a series of Biblical Motion pic
lures will be shown. Among the
subjects to be depicted "The Prod
igal Son." "Good Samaritan" "The
Garden of Gethsemane" and "The
Man Nobody Knows" The lectures
will be enhanced by musical selec-
tions. The Friendship club held
their meeting Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Golden.
The Silent Workers Club met Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Triplett. The Sunday school prep
aratory board held their meeting
Monday night at the home of Mr..
w. d. Allen. Mrs. Ruth Love and
Mr.. Clarence Jackson entertained the
Joymakers Club in their meeting held
at the parsonage. Plans are being
made for their fourth annual car
nival to be held in April at which
time the Queen of the carnival will
be crowned. Three young ladies are
contesting for the honor, Mrs. Len
ora Freeman. Eloise Hood and Mrs.
Melba Ingersol.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-03
Everett, Wash.
Miss Corrinne Whitlow, Reporter

Miss Dora Davis entertained at a
charming luncheon Wednesday in
honor of Mr., and Mrs. B. H. Boiler,
who left Sunday morning for WASH
ington, d. C. and other eastern cities,
where they will visit for the next
two or three weeks. Covers were
placed for 81. Miss Iva Mathews of
Seattle was the out of town guest.
Miss Edith johnson entertained the
E. B. S. Society Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. Elsie Harris. The
Mamie Burroughs Study Club men,
bers were invited guests and a very
enjoyable social evening was spent.
An interesting program was rem
dered Sunday afternoon at the Sec
ond Baptist Church by the Women's
Missionary Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Henry moved
Monday to 2414 Chestnut st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Scott are ag-
ain occupying their home on Friday
Ave.
Mrs. r. l.. Cate will be hostess
this week to the Mamie Burroughs
Study Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard VIM of
Tacoma were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Whitlow and family.
Mrs. j. B. Scott of Seattle visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Samuels
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Cooper made
business trip to Mount Vernon
Sunday,
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-03
Yakima, Wash.
Mrs. John Woods, Reporter

First A. NJ. E. Church, Rev. G. S.
Allen, Pastor.-"Jesus the Good
Shepherd" was the subject of the
morning discourse and in the even
ing he chose as the subject "Christ's
Welcome to the Penitent." delivered
by the pastor last Sunday. "The
Womanless Wedding" given by the
Missionary Society was decided
success. Mrs. Della Wood won first
prize and Mrs. Allen, our pres
ident, the second prize for the great
est number of tickets sold. The Mis-
sionary Society met with Mrs. Elnora
Price last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Donaldson are
rejoicing over a fine son born jan
uary 80. at St. Elizabeth hospital.
Both mother and child are doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Smithdy enter
tanned last Friday evening honoring
Mr.. and Mrs. Iaiah Pollard of Grand
view. Covers we're placed for IL.
Mrs. Z. Price was hostess to the
Mite Missionary Society last Friday
evening, reports were read of the
"Womanless Wedding" which was a
financial success.
Mrs. Chas. Grafton of Centralia
spent the week end visiting relatives.
Mr.. Ed. Martin left last Saturday
for Portland for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. Harry Pollard of Grandview
spent few days here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Farrow and
family of Detroit, Mich, are maxi
ing their home here and will soon
open in business.
Mr.. Fred Hammock was held up
and robbed of about forty dollars
and his overcoat while returning
home from work last Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Waggener enter
tanned with birthday party for
their daughter Frances. who cele-
brated her third birthday annivers-
airy last Saturday. Fifteen friends
and relatives enjoyed the affair.
Reported sick: Mr.. Hickman Cole
man, suffering from frozen feet,
Mrs. Lottie Woods confined at her
home; Mr.. D. W. Neighbors is i'll at
hospital.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-03
Williams Ave. "Y" Branch
Holds Annual Banquet

About one hundred people attend
ed the Sixth Annuay Banquet of the
WINS. Ave. Young Women's Christ
ian Association on Friday, January
81.
Mrs. Jessie Coles Grayson, chair
man of the committee of manage
ment presided in her own charming
manner. Prayer was offered by the
Rev. j. f. Moreland. The pro-
gram included piano solo by little
Miss Bonita DeLacey, of the FREELY
Triangle; Vocal solo, Mrs. Clifford
McClain, accompanied by Mrs. Jessie
Edwards; remarks. Mrs. +. B. Mac
Naughton, president, board of dir
eetors; remarks. Mrs. X. Gray, chair
man of membership; camp songs,
crystal Club; remarks were also
made by the following persons, Mrs.
Mile r. Trumbull, Rev. ]. F. More
land and DR.. j. A. Merriman.
The annual report of Miss Mareie
L. Danley, the executive secretary,
showed a total attendance of 64d3
for the branch activities and other
activities there during the year and
an increase in the number of volun-
teer workers and a marked increase
in the interest of racial contacts
made with various church groups,
other local groups, and also the CON
ference contacts made. The mem
bers elected for three year term of
Mrs. X. Gray, Mrs. Jessie c. Grayson,
and Mrs. T. Flowers and Mrs. John
Guy. A number of the members of
the board of directors we're present
and were introduced during the
evening.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-03
Ellensburg, Wash.
Mrs. Mamie Robertson, Reporter

Mr.. VIM. Robertson is spending a
week end in Yakima with relatives
and on business.
Mrs, Chas Grafton of Centralia was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Phillips,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Burris and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Robertson enroute to
Yakima to visit relatives.
Mrs. Melvin Mack and little daugh-
ter, Francis. were pleasant visitors
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Evans of Yakima is
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Burris.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and Mr.. Roberts
spent last Thursday in Yakima visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Burnley and Nathaniel Porter
were on the sick list last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Burris entertained
Mrs. M. Robertson at dinner SUM-
day.