The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-02-05

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| Sunday the pastors subject for the
morning will be 1.-THE Moral indie
pendence of Lincoln and the Need
of II To-day" The Mountain Climb
ers, a mems organization will meet
Sunday at 3:30 p. m. The outline
for the first Bible course will be
given. A GROUP OF members of the
church are taking course in
teachers training. among them are
Mesdames CASTOR, Payne. Patton.
Smith and Whitfield and the Misses
Barbara Hubbard, Julia Blanchard.
Geraldine Williams. Beatrice Ar
berry and Irene Patterson also Mr..
G. Payne Rev. CASTOR will deliver
Lincoln Day speeches at The Dalles
February 10, and at Salem on
February 12 The y. Y. p. u,
topic for Sunday Is. what Is I'm
piled In God Is My Father" Julia
blanchard will have charge of this
discussion.
A. NJ. r. Zion Church, Rev. w. II.
Lowell, pastor.-Inspirationol song
and praise services were conducted
last Sunday evening by the pastor.
This Sunday Bishop j. w. Martin
will be the guest speaker, speaking
at both services. Bishop Martin
comes on his first episcopal visit
of this conference. His many
friends in Portland will be pleased
to hear his sermons which are al
ways highly spiritual withal very
practical and helpful. Everyone Is
invited, to the get-acquainted social
sponsored by the Zion Emergency
Club at the church Friday evening.
The Economic Symposium will be
held Sunday, February %. at 3
and 8 p. m. Mr.. j. S, Jackson,
executive secretary of Seattle Urban
! League, will be the principal speak
, er. Rev. Lowell conducted the serv-
ices at Mems Resort Wednesday
evening, supported by the members
of the prayer meeting class. The
Vigilantes Club. under the direction
CT Mrs. Camp. met Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Dolly Parties The
club reports splendid program for
the year and invites all ladies of
the church to attend their meet
ings. The Emergency Club hopes
to make favorable report from
the Associated Social to be held at
the church Friday evening. Zion s
j., Varick c. f. meets at $50 p. m.
every Sunday. George Cannady Is
president. Is
Williams Avenue Branch Y. W.
G.. A.-Vesper services will be con
Quoted by Mrs e. l.. Booker, Sun
] day at 5 O'Clock. The program has
been arranged to commemorate the
birthday of Paul Laurence Dunbar.
The poets favorite scripture, hymn
and some of his poems which have
been set to music by the speaker,
Mrs. Carrie B. Adams. will be fea-
tured on the following program:
Scripture reading, Miss Geraldine
Williams; violin solo, Mr.. Evans
Porter; vocal solo, Mr.. Adams. and
selections by the Mt. Olivet Baptist
Church mixed .quartette. Mrs.
| Booker has chosen, Mrs. Carrie B..
Adams, director of music of the
First Congregational Church. as
speaker on. the program because
Mrs. Adams was personally ae-
! quainted with Paul Laurence Dun
bar. The leader extends a cordial
invitation to the general public to
attend and remain for the tea hour.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Natioial Is Association : for the Ad-
vancemept of Colored People met
for the first time Monday evening
In the boys -clubroom. The follow
ing officers. were elected: Mesdames
Jessie c.. 4Grayson. president; v. G.
CASTOR, yice-president; Robena Mar
tin. secretary; jeanette Rutherford.
assistant secretary; Ruby Harding,
treasurer, Board members are:
Mrs. Dollie Parties, Mrs. Rosa Mich
OILS. Mrs, G, l.. Ingersoll and Mrs.
4 Lena Bowers.
The Committee of Management
held the regular meeting Wednes-
day morning. An election for chair
man OF the committee was held and
a report of the annual banquet was
made. This information will be
published In full in the next weeks
j news. .4
A February birthday dinner will
be given by the Finance Committee
on Wednesday evening. February
IL. at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Jessie
Grayson is chairman Of the COM
mittce and Mrs. Ruby Harding Is
persons having a birthday in Feb
ruary will receive a souvenir. Every
/ one Ii invited TO attend.
The Oregon Bellies marching team
has elected the following officers
for the year: President. Mrs. Ethel
/ Turner; yice-president, Mrs. A.
Morris; secretary. Mrs L. Peck:
! financial secretary, Mrs. A. M. Coch-
/ ran; treasurer. Mrs. l.. Lee; report
err. Mrs. Sadie Crawford Mrs. j..
Robinson was hostess for the last
meeting. Guests were Mrs Dolie
/ Parties. president of the O. F. G..
w. and Mrs. y. c. Towne of the
/ Matrons' Birthday Club. Refresh
ments were served
Mr.. j. ID. jameson is suffering
from a dislocated shoulder received
| at his work recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Flowers oc-
cup!ed their cottage at Ocean Lake
over the week end.
Mrs. Richard Boyle and young
son were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. j. W. Ingersoll Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Baker. parents OF
Mrs. Boyle, were hosts at dinner
! Sunday for the pleasure of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Boyle and Richard Jr.
Mrs. Letithia Brock was hostess
for the meeting of the Culture Club
Monday afternoon at her home on
! Failing Street. Negro History Week