The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-09-03

Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev.
John R. Harris, Pastor.-We were
pleased to have as speaker for the
morning service last Sunday Rev. d.
G. Hill, pastor of Bethel A. M. E.
Church of Portland, Ore, who deliv-
cred an inspiring message. 1.-THE Ma
chine Age and Labor" will be the
subject of the sermon by Rev. Har-
ris next Sunday at IL a. m. Miss
Olga Robinett will be soloist. The
Young Peoples Society meeting will
be held at $50 p. m. Miss Jane
Chandler will lead the discussion
Sunday, September 13. has been des-
;gnated as Homecoming Day. All
members and friends of Grace
Church are expected to attend the
-peciaI services to be held that day.
The evening service will be resumed
on this date. September 80 has been
designated as Women's Day and ar
rengements are being made for 'spe.
cial program.
First A. NJ. E. Church, Rev. Geo
F. Martin. Pastor.-Sundav marked
the closing of the annual conference
held at this church. All services were
'rowded to capacity At II a. M
Bishop Fl. B. Parks delivered an in
spring sermon which was followed
by the baptism of the infant daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Patterson.
Memorial services were held for de-
ceased ministers and bishops. Mrs.
L. Tolliver of Yakima presided at the
Young Peoples Educational Meet
ing held during the afternoon. A .le-
lightful program was given. Miss
Mary Newton was awarded the prize
of $500 for the best essay on 1.-THE
Necessity of an Educated Ministry. ;"
The presentation of the award was
made by Bishop Parks. The sermon
Sunday night was made by the Rev.
c. d. Choice of Billings, Mont.
Among the general officers attend
ing the conference were the Rev. ].
II. Wilson of Los Angeles. Calf,
editor of the Western Christian Re-
corder The announcement of ap-
pointments of the pastors to their
charges by Bishop Parks marked the
close of the conference. We are de-
lighted to have Rev. Martin reap.
pointed as pastor of the First A. M.
p. Church. Both Rev. and Mrs. Mar
tin have endeared themselves to the
members and friends of the First
A. M. &. Church. The pastor will oc-
cupy the pulpit at a. m. and 8 p.
m. service next Sunday.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church.-Choos-
ing as his sermon subject, "Thy
Kingdom Come" Rev. S. M. Pointer
IF Butte, Montana, brought the mes
sage to the Sunday morning congre-
cation. Rev E. j. Buckner, of Ia
coma, was the speaker at the eve
ming service. Selecting as his text
Mark 614, he used as the theme for
his sermon, 1.-THE Church at Sea"
Mr.. Leroy G. Nathan, who united
with the church on Wednesday eve
ring, was the soloist for the evening
'erviee.
A large number was present at
he Sunday School. Rev J. Williams
II Yakima, addressed the Primary
and Junior departments of the
school. The B. Y. P. u. held brief
session at $50 O'clock. The presi.
lent led in general discussion of
he topic, missions.
The prayer services are growing
IN interest as well as numbers. Dea-
con S. Beatty and Mrs. |. Lowry
we're appointed to lead this weeks
prayer meeting. A business meeting
Of the church will be held this Fri
day night, September a. The choir
IS sponsoring a musical concert on
evening. Sept. 8 Miss Ber-
lha Simmons, soprano, viii be the
soloist.
Next Sunday there viii be all day