The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-09-24

Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Rev. F. w. Wightman, city mis-
sionary of Washington Baptist Con-
vention, brought an encouraging mes
sage to the morning worshipners
rom the subject, 1.-THE Man Who
Would Not Be Discouraged" At 8
o'clock, Rev. w. F. Greene preached
splendid sermon using as his SER
mon subject, 1.-THE Kingdom of Heav-
en-" He said in part, 1--WE are only
able to do Gods work according to
he mower God eives us. We can only
do the work of God if our hearts are
clean"
Mrs. Villa Lewis will be hostess
| or the meeting of the Missionary
! Society this Friday afternoon. A
large attendance is expected, as the
Society is one of the auxiliaries
sponsoring the Ruth Osborn benefit
entertainment on Friday, October 2.
Miss Osborn, internationally famous
harpist and soloist, will render sew
eral selections at next Sunday morn
ing's service to the accompaniment
of her Irish harp.
Rev. w. D. Carter, pastor of
Friendship Baptist Church, Pasa-
dena, California, and former pastor
of Mt. Zion. and wife, Mrs. Carter
are expected in the city this week
Rev. and Mrs. Carter have just re-
turned from the National Baptist
Convention in Atlanta. Ca, of which
convention, they both are officers
Mrs. Carter being national chairman
of the committee for the promotion
of the work of the National Training
School at Washington, d. c. The.
plan to spend the remaining days OF
heir vacation i'm Seattle; Rev. Car
ter will preach at both services mex
Sunday. Large congregations are ex
pected in attendance. Mt. Zion ex
tends a hearty welcome to all.
Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev
J. r. Harris. pastor-Women's Da!
was observed last Sunday am
large congregations were pres
ent for the special programs pre-
scented for the morning and evening
services. Mrs. ]. Addison Campbell
was the principal speaker for tn,
morning service and delivered an in
spring address. A talk for the Com
munity Fund by Mrs. E. J. Fulle
and a dramatic reading by Mrs
Ophelia Hall were the outstanding
features of the evening program. TIL
program of services for next Sunda.
is as follows:
9:45 a. m. Sunday school. TIL
campaign for punctuality is getting
favorable results. "Be On Time"
100 a. m. Morning worship. Tn
pastors sermon topic will be, "Ol
Right Into Line"
$50 p. m. Young Peoples Society
Everybody is welcome at the meet
ings of the society. Interesting dis
cussions, musical and literary pro
grams.
500 p. m. Evening worship. Tn
pastor will speak from the subject
Troublesome Questions.
1.-THE Church with Program.
First A. M. E. Church. Rev. Gee
F. Martin, pastor.="Be we holy 70
! | am holy" was the text for a SCI
mon subject, 1.-THE Beauty of Hol
ness" delivered by Rev Martin q
the II a. m. service last Sunda,
Another fervent sermon was deli'
cred at p. m Both the Sunda
School and Endeavor League NEE
1 ings were well attended. Next SUI
day is rally day and each membe
is expected to pay $3.50 to help r.
duee the Indebtedness of the churcl
| A basketball team is being organize
to represent the Sunday school
! the Inter-Chureh League. A lars
attendance is hoped for next SUI
day. Come and bring your friend
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A. :
There is a club for every girl in S
/ attic, join one Of the Y. w. c. ]
| groups.
II Register for swimming now, eve
person must take physical exaf
+ nation. The examination is sche
uled for Saturday, October Bird at q
central ~" at z o'clock. All eli