The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
RefheI AM.E. Chnrch. Rev. ID. q.

Hill, pastor.-The chcir under di-
rection of Pro. Bartlett and accomp-
anied by Rev Hill are to be guests
and render program Sunday even
ing at the First Methodist Church.
All our members and friends are
invited to participate in this service.
The Bethel Chorus will be heard in
concert Friday evening at the
Four Square Gospel Church. The
Bethelites gave an indoor picnic
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. Lottie
Rutherford. The Bethel Choir will
present the Sykes Concert Orchestra
in a program November "a at the
church.
First A.M.E. Zion Church, Rev.
w. r. Lowell, pastor.-The schedule
of services next Sunday is as fol-
lows: 10 a. m. Sunday School; IL
a. M, sermon, $50 p. m, Christian
Endeavor meeting; 8 p. m, sermon.
The Emergency Club held their
meeting Friday night at the home
of the president Wyatt w. Williams
The Carnival of Nations entertain
ment given by the vfgilants Club
was big success. Rev. Lowell will
preach the sermon for the Union
Thanksgiving service at IL a. m,
November 26 at Bethel Church Mt.
Olivet, Bethel and Zion churches
have united to hold their service and
everyone Is expected to attend the
service.
Williams Avenue Y.W.C.A. - The
silver tea given by the FREELY Club
to celebrate the Fiftieth Anniversary
of the Girl Reserve movement was
successful. The High School Girl
Reserves will celebrate with a city
wire boy and girl party at the main
association Saturday evening. We
are expecting good representation
from our Trianon club. The public
IS invited to attend the Girl Reserve
Eesper service at the main Y Sum
day at 4:15 to Sis p. m. A pag-
cant will be presented at this ser
vice by the Girl Reservese of Port
land.
The Business and Industrial Girls
club will render a chorus selection
of musical numbers for International
Song Festival in the social hall of
the main association Friday evening.
Mrs. Mabel Shepperd will be the ac-
conpanist.
Mrs. Blanche Holiday Is leader
for Vesper services Sunday at 500
o'clock. Miss Ruth Scott will con-
Duct the devotional services, Bernice
williams will have vocal solo and
the girls trio will also furnish
musical selections. Rev. A.. Ted
Goodwin is the speaker. The lead
er extends cordial invitation to
the public to attend. Next Sunday
the Vesper program will be in
charge of the Business and Indust-
rial Girls club. The entire book OF
Ruth will be dramatized during
the vesper hour by members of the
clTb.
The Rhythm Band resumed prac-
tice Saturday with the leader Mrs.
Jessie Flowers in charge. Mrs.
ihelma Unthask was present Sat-
urday and selected characters for a
plavlet which she will direct.
The Girls Athletic Club will hold
on election of officers Monday night
November %. Mr.. Charles Chuck
Williams is the coach and the meet
ing convenes at s O'Clock.
WATCH DECEMBER DRAMA
JOYMAKERS CLUB!
Mr.. John Guy who is winterinp IN
fasadena was in the city for a few
days on business.
Mrs. Jessie Flowers was hostess
Wednesday afternoon for the meet
ing OF the Rosebud Study club. Mrs
Emma Stanley led the topic dis
cussion. Mrs. Elizabeth Blackburn
read an interesting article on the
census tabulation. Mrs. G. V. GRAY
son Will be hostess this week at her
home in Alberta.
Stay off date December 9TH. Y.
w. c. A. Festival.
A group of friends enjoyed a table
Of bridge Monday morning with Mrs.
Jessie Grayson.