The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-26

places. Iney served simply as Q
| rendezvous where those Sin the
know" could slake that burning
| thirst.
Berean Baptist Church, Rev. G.
III. Graves, pastor. 20 Believe
was the subject of a helpful sermon
by the pastor Sunday moming. The
evening service was also largely
attended and Mr.. A. L. Hayes gave
practical talk. Mr.. ID. J. Wade
of st. Paul was guest of Rev.
and Mrs. Graves during the week.
The Get Together Club held its
meeting Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Graves for social evening
honoring her birthday anniversary.
Fred Chew, president of the Ia
coma Branch N. A. A. c. p, urges
all citizens to attend the meeting
to be held next Monday evening at
the Elks Hall, to hear the lecture
by Rev. A. Vrebrosh. This lecture
promises to be an intellectual treat
and the branch also has important
business TO be attended to.
The writer visited the public lib
rary the other day and noticed
many persons OF various races. All
were reading and studying refer
ence and other books. There were
white. Filipinos, Japanese, Chinese.
and many other races, but no
Negroes. Isn't 1t peculiar that we
are never found drinking at the
fountain of knowledge? The high
school boys and girls at least ought
to be found at the library seeking
information.
The lecture sponsored by the
local N. A. A. G. p. to be given by
Rev. Father A. vrebrosh was post
poned to next Monday evening at
the Elks Hall. Admission is free
Come and hear Father Vrebrosh
discuss the subject 1.-The Attitude
of the Catholic Church Toward the
Negro Problem"
Mrs. Louise Harrison spent sew
eral days in Seattle attending the
Women's State Council meeting.
= Miss Corinne Whitlow, popular
resident OF Everett, was a visitor
here last week.
Mr. H. Thompson of Chicago |
spent several days here visiting |
his uncle. C. V. Taylor, and sister,
Mrs. Daisy Taylor.
Rev. S. MaGuinez, Presiding Ell !
der of the A. NJ. E. District, con-
Quoted quarterly meetings Sunday |
at the A. NJ. z. Church.
The Sierra Leon Club entertain |
ed with a party last week at the i
home of Mrs. Lewis Adams honor
ing the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. B. l.. CASTOR. A splendid
program was given in conjunction
with the party, features of which
were addresses by Mrs. Martha
Bruce and Mrs. +. +. Edison. Mrs.
CASTOR was presented several
beautiful gifts for the occasion.
Reported sick: Miss Marguerite
Rucker, convalescent; Mrs. Z. A.
Hamilton continues very i'll; J. II.
Doage suffering from eye trouble;
Mother Turner i'll at the home of
her son Charles Ray; Mrs. Tumlin
recovering from the effects of a
fall down stairs.
Mrs. Chavis left for Chicago,
summoned by the death of her
mother.
Mrs. N. ]. Asberry was hostess
at her home Thursday evening for
the meeting of the Progressive
Mothers Club. After the regular
business session the hostess served
refreshments. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Cole
man.
Eugene Jackson. electrician, is
enlarging and making other alter
ations at his place of business,
1903 s. Tacoma Avenue.
c. S. Robinson, contractor, is
alterations and improve
ments on the home of f. Wills.
Pay your subscriptions promptly.
You have received notices with re-
turn envelopes. Place a two dol
lar bill in and mail promptly to
this office.
Mrs. w. G. Hamilton wishes II
known that she and not j. II. Ryan
was responsible for the slate at the
recent VIM. Pickens meeting. We
thought we were protecting the
ady from any brickbats that might
De hurled but she says she can
stand the gait.