The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-12
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church.-"Train-
ed Leadership" was the sermon sub
iect of an nspirational message by
Rev. H. B. Hammerly at the morning
service. At eight o'clock, Rev. C..
H. Graves of Tacoma, occupied the
pulpit, and selected as the subject
of a splendid discourse, obedience
To Gods Word THE superinten-
dent of the Sunday School, w. w.
Casmon, is encouraged by the renew
ed interest manifested in the work
Mrs. S. Beatty has been appointed
teacher of the Ladies Bible Class !;
Mrs. Candace Black again has charge
of the Young Women's Class; DR.. F..
sisting Mrs. Jackson in the primary
department. Mrs. Blanche Tolles
has been added 70 the teaching force
in the primary department of which
Mrs, J. B. Scott is upervisor.-An
interesting hour was spent in the B.
Y. P. U. The president, Mr.. James
Smith led the meeting, assisted by
Miss Edith Allen. Seventeen persons
from the various auxiliares of the
church took the course in the Seat
tie Baptist Leadership Training
School at the First BAPTIST Church,
and on Tuesday night, received cred
it for work done in the school. =
The Armistice Day Friends Tea"
was splendid success, and Mrs.
Clara Bonner, chairman of the COM
mittee of arrangements, wishes to
thank each one who contributed in
any manner to its success. Mrs.
jeanette Waters is president of the
Ladies' Mission Circle which spon-
sored the affair. Mrs. Lizzie Brown
will be hostess to the meeting of the
Circle next Friday afternoon. The
ladies are urging those who care to
assist the needy 20 bring a donation
of dry or canned goods to the
church to be distributed Thanksgiv-
ing Day.-Rev. H. C. Johnston will
occupy the pulpit next Sunday NOR
ming and Rev. W. F. Greene will
preach at 8 O'Clock. Attend service
at Mt. Zion, the Homelike Church.
Phyllis Wheat'ey Y. w. C. A.,
Miss ldell Vertner, secretary. - This
Sunday Miss Odessa Lewis will have
charge of vesper, and her speaker
will be Rev. John Harris, very in
teresting program has been arranged
by Miss Lewis.
Phyllis Wheatley is sharing in the
Worlds Y. w. c. A. week of prayer
and world fellowship. The Fellow
ship committe is sponsoring a pro-
gram at the central "Y" Thursday
evening at 500. Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Pearl Young, members of the
committee. We, women united in a
worldwide fellowship in Christ, to-
gether with the Churches of which
we are a part, face a world groan-
ing and Travelling in pain. We all
share directly or indirectly in the
common ills which have come upon
us, for we are members one of an.
Other.-Rey. Marvin Sansbury was
the speaker for the Business and In
dustrial girls meeting Monday Rev.
Sansbury spoke on World Peace. We
were very glad to nave so many Wis
TORS. Corinne Taylor, president;
Alice York, ecretary.-The COMMIT
tee of Management met last Friday
at the Y. W. C.. A. at 2 80. Mrs.
Pearl Young, chairman.-It is not
too late to register for the Serving
class by Miss Josephine Perry. Fee
Zoe a month. Register for swim
ming now, call East $500 for fur
Their Internationally F. G. Barr,
Miss Georganne Spencer and Rober-
Ia Spencer were guests of the Y.
W. C. A. last week end.
Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev.
John r. Harris, Pastor.-The Wo-
manless Wedding presented by the
Guild last Friday night was a decid-
ed success. In addition to the mem
bers of the church, we wish 10 thank
DR.. W. h. Burton, Messrs. Leftridge.
Paterson, Simons, Rounds for their
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