The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-02-26

, cess. Mrs. w. Gragg Is president OF
| the club.
First Az M. E. Zion Church, Rev.
w. r. Lowell, Pastor.-Sunday school
at 10 a. m. At IL a. m. Rev. Lowell
will preach. The Varick Christian
Endeavor Society meets at $3.50 p.
m. Rev. Lowell will speak again at
s o'clock Holy Communion will be
administered at both morning and
evening services. The addresses last
Sunday by Mr.. J. S. Jackson, execu-
tive secretary of Seattle Urban Lea
que, were highly informative and in
terestine and were heard by very
appreciative audience. Monday
morning through the kindness of Mr..
W. r. Brown. Mr.. Jackson. Rev. d.
G. Hill and Rev. w. r. Lowell were
breakfast guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowie at their ranch home near Ore
gon City. Mr.. Jackson left for Sc
attic at p. M. Monday.
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, Rev. ].
l.. CASTOR, Pastor SUNDAY morning
DR.. CASTOR will talk on "Why ! Be
licve in God" During lent he will tell
us what his beliefs are. Last Sunday
he talked on what | Believe-Why
| Believe It." Wednesday evening on
"Whv | Believe in the Riblc" and
next Wednesday on "Why Believe
in the Church." Monday evening the
men and trustees met with the pas
tor at the church. Tuesday eve
ming was the closing of the teachers
training classes with fellowship
dinner at 6 o'clock. - Wednesday
evening lenten services. Thursday
afternoon the ladies missionary So
cietv met with Mrs. Mary Marshall
at her home. = A Gumbo social and
egg cracking contest sponsored by
the Searchlight club was given Thurs
dav evening. Communion services
will be held Sunday evening. Sun
dav at four O'Clock the Mems Bible
class will meet. The subject is "The
Fairly RELIGIOUS Attitude of the He
hrews as Nomads. half Nomads. and
Farmers" Women are also invited
to attend the Bible classes. - The
r. Y P. q. lesson discussion Sunday
is "What Jesus Teaches About God
Our Father" Ruth Scott will have
charpe Of the discussion.
Williams Avenue Y. w. c. A.
The regular Vesper service will be
held Sunday. March | at s p. m.. at
the Williams Ave. Y. w. C. A. with
Mrs. w. B. Brown, presiding. Devo-
tons will be led by Miss Dolores
Burdine. vocal selo, Miss Barbara
Hubbard, piano solo. Miss Dorothy
Morton, paper. Miss Geraldine JEFF
ferson, and Mr.. Erwin NJ. Flowers is
the speaker. The public is invited.
Our branchwas represented Mt the
tea in honor of Miss Margaret Mead.
rational finanre chairman, held at
1.-The home ofSMrs. Hopkins Jenkins,
Friday afternoon, by Mrs. Rosa
Nichols. Mrs. Jessie Flowers. Mrs.
Jessie Gravson. Mrs. Maud Booker,
and Miss Jennie. Dora Grayson.
b Mrs. Mae HilEand Miss Chrystalae
Maxwell are attending the Girl Re-
serve Advisors. Course at the main
association this week.
The High School Girl Reserves
have chosen "Triahon" as their new
club name.
The FREELY Club had prominent
part on the program last Sunday at
ternoon and are now preparing for
their ring ceremonial which will be
held Sunday, March 30.
The Rhythm Band rehearses every
Saturday afternoon at 3 to 4 o'clock.
Entrance to new members will be
closed after this Saturday. Mrs.
Jessie Flowers, directress.
The Girls Athletic Club are
sponsoring the opening of the Min
iature Golf course on Williams Az
enue near Cherry Street. All re-
ceipts for the afternoon and evening
of Tuesday, March 3, will be given
to this group. Patronize the opening
and make it financial and social
success.
Mrs. Virgil Keene is the leader for
Vesper service Sunday, March 8. DR..
Harrison, pastor of the Centenary
Wilbur Methodist Church will speak.
Miss Martha Root, who has re-
Gently returned from India will be
the guest of honor at q reception
Sunday afternoon from o'clock I'M
Til o'clock at the Portland Wo-
mems Club building, 18th and Taylor
streets. Miss Root is the guest of
the Bahia" group during her stay
in the Rose City and they extend an
invitation to the colored women OF
the community to attend.
A few friends whose birthdays oc-
cur in February enjoyed supper
party Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. V. Grayson in Alberta.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sage and
Mrs. Lewis of Tacoma.
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