The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-07-16


Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rev. J.
Sterling Moore, Pastor.-"Spirit of
the Times" was the sermon subject
of an inspiring message brought to
the morning congregation by the
pastor. At eight O'Clock the Masons
who had assembled for the session
of the Grand Lodge listened to
forceful sermon by Rev. Moore. His
subject was "The Work and Wages
of a Master Mason" based on 2 Tim
othy 2:15. The Rev. w. d. Carter
of Pasadena, Calf, former pastor
of Mt. Zion preached at the We'd
nesdav evening prayer service. Next
Sunday morning the pastor will oc-
cupy the pulpit At the evening
service, DIR. Lee Roy Henry, Profess
sor of Ethnology and president of
Adelphia COLLEGE, will be the speak
err. He will lecture on the subject:
1.-THE Great Negro Civilization of the
Past" All are invited to attend the
services next Sunday. Strangers
and visitors are welcome at Mt. Zion,
the Homelike Church.
Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev.
j. r. Harris, Pastor.-Grace is host
this week to the Grand Chapter Or
der of Eastern Star, Washington and
Jurisdiction. Many visitors from
Oregon, British Columbia and Wash
ington were present at the sessions
of both the Masonic Grand Lodge
and Eastern Star.
uarr,s t.Y,ll
preach from the subject, "a Sure
Promise"
At $50 p. m. the Young People"s
Society will convene promptly. The
summer series of discussions and
lectures will begin.
At the evening service which be-
gins at eight o'clock, the pastors
sermon topic will be, 1.-THE Road
Members
The Progressive Mems Club is ar
ranging for an elaborate Mems Day
program to be rendered July 18th.
Elder Abner l.. Jones rave an in
teresting account of the annual
meeting of the SYNOD of Washington
which convened last week at Whit
worth College, Spokane, Washing
ton. He and the Pastor report in
spring sessions.
First A. M. E. Church, Rev.
George F. Martin, pastor.-"W ither-
ed Souls" was the subject of the
sermon delivered by the pastor at
II a. M, last Sunday. 1t was based
on the text st. Matthew 1856
Among the many visitors at the serv-
ice were Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Simms
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Stokes, all Of
Spokane and Mrs. J. A. Hollifield,
st. Paul, MINI. The A. c. r. League
conducted the evening service as
Rev. Martin was in Portland. The
service was spent profitably in sing
ing and discussion of the subject
What to Do Everyday" Walter
Mayfield led the discussion; Donald
Gatewood, the singing and Joseph
Station rendered a vocal selection.
Rev. Richard Hill of Baltimore, Md.
brother of Rev. Rev. D. G. Hill Of
Portland will be the guest speaker
next Sunday at II a. m. DR.. Hill
recently returned from a tour of
Russia where he made study of
Soviet rule. He received his degree
of Doctor of Philosophy from Har.
ward College where he was a mem
Der of the debating team that de.
feated the Oxford College team Of
England Evening service at p. NJ
viii also be held. The pastor is nov
urging all members and friends t.
pay their dollar money that he ma1
be able to make complete report
/ to the Annual Conference which
meets in Seattle next month w
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