The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-12-10

the city for a few days on his Off |
cial tour of inspection. He was the |
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. |
Stanley in Sellwood Boulevard.
In the case of Mrs. Chas. H. Stan
ton, Administrative of the estate of
| +. +. Richardson, deceased, versus
w. d. Allen, the jury returned a
verdict for the plaintiff on recovery
for notes and "stale" check to the
approximate amount of $4,000. Ow-
! ing to the fact that the persons in
volved are prominent and we'll
known Portlanders, the case has Gre
ated much interest, no little of
which is the fact that young Ne
gro lawyer, Wyatt w. Williams was
associate counsel with Judge J. Sill
vertone for the plaintiff Attorney
Stephen w. Matthew, was defense
counsel.
Many Portland friends of Rev. and
Mrs. H. H. Sims of Kansas City,
HANS, formerly of Spokane, have re-
ceived invitations TO their fiftieth
wedding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
| VIM. Boone are honoring their par
ents on this outstanding occasion.
Mrs. Berrie Tinsely has been con-
fined to her home slightly indisposed.
Mrs. w. Cochran has recovered from
a recent illness. Mrs. Ida Powell is
under the care of a physician. Mr..
NJ. Cheasley has been i'll. Ruby Irene
Kirk has recovered from a slight at
tack of tonsilitis. Mrs. Chas. Num-
ford is much improved. Master Rich
ard Stanton was out of school for a
few days on account of a severe
cold.
Mrs. Ruby Hardin is hostess this
week for the Rosebud STUDY Club.
The club was able to provide fuel
for needy family by contributions
presented by the members husbands,
led by Mr.. Geo. B. Hardin.
Appreciation: To Attorney Wyatt
w. Williams, associate counsel of
Judge ]. Silverstone, wish to give
full credit for his competent and in
valuable service which resulted in
victory in my recent lawsuit.-Mrs.
Chas. H. Stanton, Administrative of
the estate of E. E. Richardson.
Mrs. G. V. Grayson has been cleo
ted as president of the Woman's
Greater Oregon Association. She
will be in charge of the work among
the colored group.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon for Theodore Mitchell,
. late of S71a Russell Street Surviv-
ing is a brother Ellis Mitchell, of
Oakland, Calf.
Taylor Gibson and Arthur Hayes
. were sentenced to 80 days in the
, county Jail Friday when found gull
ty of a charge of possession of liq-
uor.
Allen Christian Endeavor: Candle
Light Service will be held Sunday.
The lesson will be Making Christ
mas Christian" Mr.. Otto Ruther-
ford was elected treasurer of the
Hearts District of the c. f. union.
This is quite an honor and the Allen
C. E. is proud of Mr.. Rutherford.
Meets Sunday nights at Gas. Every
body welcome.
Mr.. S. e. Hill accompanied by J.
R. Davenport of Spokane and l.. A.
; Lawson of Seattle all Pullman Com
pany employees left last week for
San Francisco to attend the Zone
: Conference of the company.
Mrs. Elmer Flowers was hostess
! u
J school class for a visit to Santa
| Claus at the department stores. Dur
, ing the visit the youngsters were
treated to refreshments by their hos
tess.
Eight ladies attended a class in
bridge lessons Monday morning at
the home of Mrs. L. r. Blackburn.
Next Monday the class will meet at
the home of Mrs. P. Stewart.
Mrs. Katie Pugh received news
/ this week of the death of her oldest
brother in Alabama. Mrs. Pugh is
recovering from illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Keene were
dinner guests Thanksgiving Day of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Grayson.
Mrs. Katie Henderson was recent
" elected worthy matron of Enter
prise Chapter Order of Eastern Star.
Mr.. W. LAPEL was elected patron
and Mrs. Clara Pickett, secretary.
Entering the Curtis Cafe through
rear window thieves rifled the till
and stole several cartons of cigar
cites Wednesday night.
Dorothy and Richard, children of
Mrs. Stella Harris are filling an en-
gagement for tap dancing each
Thursday at the Paramount Theatre.
Dahlia Temple of Daughter Elks
held their election of officers in their
recent meeting which resulted as fol-
lows: Pauline Young, daughter ru-
Ter; Jane Rawlins, vice daughter ru-
Ter; Fannie Crosby, assistant daugh-
ter ruler; Agnes Camp, chaplain;
Anna Morrison, escort; Isabella John
son, door keeper; Blanche Evans,
gate keeper; Mamie Stanton, second
trustee; M. McGill, third trustee;
Lena Bowers, treasurer; Pearl Car
roll, recording secretary; Lula Lee,
financial secretary; lila Fuller, chair
man of trustee board; Pauline
Young, delegate to convention, Dolly
Paries, alternate. The Temple will
hold their annual Thanksgiving ser
mon Sunday at Bethel A. M. f.
Church. The annual Christmas ba-
zaar will be held December 10 and
1 9 at Albina Hall. Admission is free
and the general public is invited
The Temple in their recent session,
held five minutes prayer for Daugh-
ter Sadie Crawford who is ILL., Daugh-
ter Laura Webb continues i'll at her
home.
For Rent-Furnished flat, 79I5k