The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-04-23
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well worth hearing. Mrs. Alma King.
new member has been appointed
as financial and corresponding secre-
tary.
The Junior Deacon Board. recent
ly organized by the pastor, is taking
an active part in the work of the
church proper. The board comprises
the following members: Chairman.
DIR. Andrew King; secretary, Mr.. J.
MeGowan; treasurer, Mr.. ID. A.
Smith; Dr. c. J. Allen; Mr.. c. John
son; Mr.. William Porter.
The pastor preached the Sunday
evening sermon, at the conclusion of
which two united with the church.
The ordinance of baptism was adj
ministered to three candidates. Last
Wednesday evening, Rev. l.. b. Reed,
of Spokane, preached at the prayer
service. At the conclusion of this
weeks prayer service, two awaiting
candidates will be baptized.
The pastor will occupy the pulpit
at both services next Sunday. There
will be inspirational singing, led by
the choir.
IF you're one of our members
(although you may roam)
! Ii you live in our city and have no
church home;
Ii a stranger, or visitor, and for
truth you search,
Come up to MT. ZION, THE HOME
LIKE CHURCH"
! First A. M. <. Church, Rev. Geo.
+. Martin, Pastor.-Last Sunday was
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F.; ing the Girls Reserves of the Y. w.
/, G. A. presented program with Le-
ona Fletcher and Arlene Stewart US
speakers. Martha Anderson read the
decologue and the notices. Offering
was taken by Aimee CASTOR and Will
la Mae Howard. At the evening SER
vice a very splendid musical and lit
erary program was rendered. Under
the auspices of the Urban League
of Seattle special program was
given at the Christian Endeavor hour
in celebration of Negro Health
Week. DIR. &. S. Peterkin spoke on
youth and Efficiency using slides
to illustrate his lecture.-The leaders
of the "Neighborhood Rally" will
meet Thursday evening at the
church. Next Sunday will be known
as Boys Day." Mr.. W. II. Wilson,
editor of the Northwest Enterprise
will speak at the morning service.
Zelmar Lawrence, student at the
University of Washington, will speak
in the evening. The second and third
Sundays in May will be used as Wo-
mems and Mems days. The A. M.
+. Junior League will sponsor the
Women's day exercies. Mr.. p. Fra
zier and Robert Malone. heading the
Mems Committee, will sponsor the
Mems day exercises. Their commit
tee will meet at the parsonage We'd
nesday evening. The slogan for the
men is BEAT the Women" Much
enthusiasm is being aroused among
these two groups. The Junior League
will meet Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Edward Moody.-The
subject for the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday is "Unmet Needs of
the World" which will be led by Miss
Charlotte Fletcher.-The play that
was to have been presented this FRI
day evening by the Joymaker's club
of Portland, has been postponed In
definitely. Anyone holding a ticket
may have their money refunded by
the person from whom it was pur-
chased.-Visit the First Church Sun
day, cordial welcome awaits you.
| Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A., Miss
ldell c. Vertner, Executive Secre-
tary.-Last Sunday Mrs. II. c.
Thompson had charge of the vesper
service. This Sunday Mrs. Bernadine
Harvey will have charge and present
as her speaker, Prof. kincaid of the
University of Washington.
The Membership committee of the
~. w. C. A. of which Mrs. Jessie
Shields is chairman, will give a
spring style review Thursday, April
80, at Chandler hall. Mesdames Ber-
nadine Harvey, Bernice Wilson, Al
ma King, Carrie Duvall. Evelyn Tay-
Tor, Meta Jackson, Evelyn Wagge-
ner, Amy Wormly and Miss Sarai
Greene will be some of the mamie
quins. Mrs. Grace Leftridge, Miss
Syvilla Fort, and James Clayton will
| supply the musical program. The adj
mission is 25 cents. The Business
and Industrial girls will give a party
Saturday.--The High School Girl Re-
serves will haye a Penny Carnival
Friday, May l at the "Y" to which
the public is invited. These girls
presented very interesting program
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