The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-07-26
Notice.!

Boyle, Enterprise agent and report
err, while attending the National Wo-
mems Association meeting in Wash
ington, the interests of The Enter
prise will be in charge of Miss X.
Lewis, $40 Tibbitt street, and Mrs.
Dora Gulliford, 419 Abingdon Bldg.
Miss Lewis will have charge of all
social and news items and can be
reached by phone Sellwood 2OO9'
Mrs. Gulliford will have charge of
all advertising and collections and
can be found in the office at 4lS
Abingdon Bldg. on Mondays ana
| Tuesdays from noon to p. m. Mrs;
| Boyle requests the cooperation OF all
friends of The Enterprise.
Mrs. A. H. Duggan, 1852 E. Grant
ST., has been indisposed from having
had her teeth extracted, but is mueh
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Nancy are the
proud parents of baby girl weigh
ing D pounds l3 ounces, born at the
Emanuel Hospital Saturday, July 81.
Mother and baby are doing well:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Ivey, 946 Tib-
betts St, entertained at dinner sun
day for DR.. Boyd. Covers were laid
for seven. The party also motored
out the Columbia Highway. ooo
Mr.. W. NJ. Jones and wife, o39
Tibbetts ST.. left early Sunday morn
inc in their new Victory six coupe
on business trip in Northern Cali
fornia.
Mrs Robena Martin was given
birthday surprise party by her hus
hand. Mr.. ]. Martin, and Mrs. J. w
Inpersoll at the Columbia Beaci
Club. About 80 guests were pres
emf and Mrs. Martin was remember
. ed with many beautiful gifts. es
|, ncciolly the gift from her husband
!. a lovely diamond ring and peauulu
/ alligator skin purse.
/ Mrs. C. S. Smith OF Clevelahu
!. Ohio, who is leaving soon, was Tn
house guest of Mrs. l.. X. weeks
q 444 Benton st. She left Monda
o for Seattle and Canada.
v Mrs. G. V. Grayson, 97l Il; Us
4 No. left Monday evening for Wasf
i inpton, d. c., to attend the N. A: |
w. convention and visit other point
of interest in the East m.
n Mr., e. d. Cannady. editor OF In
= Advocate, reports that he had a vac;
tion and went to the beach, for or
/ day. He says it's the first vacatio
G. in 3 years. go 7
. A1st St. entertained Prof. |. Nj. lie
n reIl of Houston, Texas, on July !
Covers were placed for four. Mr.
~ Mullen is a former student Of Pro
~ Terrell at Fort Worth, Texas. N
A and Mrs. Mullen also entertained T.
al MIR and Mrs. w, J. Carey of Pendi
ton. Ore, on July 8, at dinner. MI
70 Angie Carr and Miss f. l.. ALE
". a popular young matron Of Berkele
MT Cal. were also guests OF Mr.. al
ss Mrs Mullen. Covers were plac
o. for six. Miss Angie Carr was fG
in merly a Portland girl but now resid
in Oakland, Cal.
of Be,bel A. M. E. Church, Rev:
10 G. Runyon, d. D., pastor.-Last r
rio dav night at Bethel Church the -
- TON Blossom singers from the Pin
cd Woods School, Piney Woods, MIS-
op were presented IN concert by
IN Mite Missionary Society. "A nlosl
nd, thusiastic audience listened 70
nd program consisting mostly OF Nel
spirituals and folk songs.
ng Az the close of the Sunday mo-
ner inc services, Rev. and Mrs, \.
Runyon were presented with a pu
f. of money from the Friendship Ci
er, in appreciation of the work q
nd. have accomplished. Mrs. Al
on Jameson is president of the club.
tic The First Sunday in August
|. be "Joymakers' Day" The servi
will be conducted by this group
young people. At the evening
vices they are presenting religi
i pageant. "World Service" The p
,,o lie is invited to attend both servi'
, S,h The fried chicken dinner spon::
~ ed by the Mite Missionary Soci
,sA last Thursday was great succ'
s gus, Mrs. X. C. Runyon is the presideI
'h'' The General Baptist Associate
comprising churches in Ore g 0
Use Washington, Idaho, Montana
,en- Utah, held an interesting two
late session in Portland last week. !
, VIM. Mcdonald, moderator, presi
- over the meeting. DR.. ]. w. Ant
p son, regional secretary and miss