The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-03-05
PORTLAND NEWS SECTION

Inc chairman, Mrs. Rosa Nichols
attended the board of directors
meeting Tuesday morning at the
main association.
Miss Matte Triplett and Mrs. Ber-
nice Simms were Joint hostesses at
breakfast Thursday, complimentinp
Mrs. Nellie Wilson and Mrs. w. W.
Reed of Seattle and Mrs. Alice Good
win of Chicago. Covers were placed
for six. The visitors who were mo-
toring left Thursday for Seattle.
New subscriber this week: Mrs.
Charles H. Jamison, 100 Holgate.
We thank you.
Mrs. Emma Stanley was hostess
last Wednesday afternoon to the
members of the Rosebud Study club.
Mrs. Jessie Grayson presented the
topic, Ruth and Naomi" general
discussion followed. Mrs. Robeina
Martin gave two solo numbers, one
of them was Dawn" the words of
which form the poem by Paul Lau-
renee Dunber. The quotations given
by the members during lent will be
from the Holy Bible. Mrs. Pearl
Stewart, the secretary. will be host
ess this week at her home in Sunny
side.
Mrs. Sherman Dennis is much i'm
proved from a recent illness. Mrs.
lila Fuller is able to be out once
more although she has noticeable
limp from the effects of an injury
she received in an automobile acct
dent while in Tacoma recently. Mrs.
V. L. Keene is hardly able to talk
above whisper owing to case of
laryngitis. Miss Blanche Crawford.
native daughter and prominently
identified with the fraternal, social
and religious circles continues very
i'll at her home on East 32nd street.
nurse is in attendance. Mr.. V. f..
Peene has been confined to his home
with an attack of Flu" Mrs. w.
A. Nicely as been suffering with a
severe cold also. Mrs. L. Adkins.
Mrs. j. d. Jameson is recovering
from a severe cold.
The Mirror" magazine devoted
to the interests Of Beauticians and
BARRIERS carried an interesting write
up of the Martin Beauty shop, of
which Mrs. Robeina Martin is pro-
prietor and Bogle's Barber Shop con-
Quoted by Waldo Boyle, pioneer in
the barber business.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Rev. D.
G. Hill, pastor.-Rev. V. A. Greene,
formerly pastor of Long Beach. Cal.
will preach at II a. m. Sunday. He
was recently transferred to the Pu-
get Sound conference. stationed at
Helena, Mont. Rev. Hill will speak
at the night service.
The Joymakers met at the home
of Mrs. Lula Gragg. Misses Alfredo
and Katherine Franklin entertaining.
Williams Avenue Y. W. c. A. -
Vesper services will be in charge of
Mrs. V. +. keene, Sunday afternoon
at 5 o'clock. Rev. J. C. Harrison,
pastor of the Centenary Wilbur
Methodist church is the speaker.
Mrs. r. F. Morrison will conduct the
devotional service, Mrs. Dolly Pa
ries, vocal solo. Mrs. Bonnie Boyle
instrumental solo. The public is in
vited to attend and remain for tea
The Business and Industrial Girls
club met Tuesday evening. Any
young woman over 18 years is in
Nitcu W bSColnc u HlcHDeT Oi tIls
group. The president. Miss Maxwell
has prepared an excellent program
which will be presented at the next
meeting.
The Girls Athletic club are still
sponsoring the opening of the
Little Tom Miniature Golf Course
which was postponed last Thursday
until further notice.
Mrs. G. w. Mullen and Miss Lucille
Grayson appeared on the program
given by the sponsors" at the Meier
and Frank department store recent
ly. Mrs. Mullen gave group of so
los and Miss Grayson was at the pi
ano. Both are popular employees
of the store.
Mrs. w. J. Marshall writes from
Ogden, Utah. that she is being vel
coined by the citizens, she states
however that she misses Portland anc
her many friends here.
Mr.. Vernon Baker has accepted 9
laundry route. 1t has been many
years since Negro has been given
this opportunity and it is hoped that
the young man makes good.