The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-07-02
Rev. Geo. Smith Says
'The Devil Got In Him"
6. D. ALDRICH, Eda0r-lNansgsr

The Devil Got in Him"
Criminal attack laws are all wet,
Deputy Prosecutor Fred C. Dorsey
said he was informed yesterday by
George Smith, 81, porter and assis-
tant pastor, accused of attacking his
wife, Letha MAY Hunt Smith, with a
pocket knife with intent to kill her.
Mrs. Smith is in Tacoma General
Hospital, slowly. recovering from
gashes in her throat, chest, arm, and |
hand.
Smith said, the devil got in him,
but he would not plead guilty be- |
cause it was not right he should be
punished; all he had to do was to
kneel down with a pure heart and
pray for forgiveness and he would
be as good as new" Dorsey report
ed.
Smith is being held in default of
$4,000 bail.
Mr.. VIM. w. Hart of New York
City, was a visitor at the Elk's meet
ing last Friday night accompanied
by 20 cars of the brothers from Sc
attic. Mr.. Hart is member of Man
haitian Lodge No. 45 of New York
City and is a brother-in-law of Elk.
allied Ruler A. L. Hayes of Mt. Ia
coma Lodge No. 142 B. P. o. E. of
w.
Mrs. Clara Davis, mother nephew,
and niece and Mrs. DR.. Gulliford
of Everett were guests of Hrs. N. j.
Asberry and Mrs. p. L. johnson Sun
day.
Mr.. William Turner was taken to
the County Hospital quite i'll last
week.
Sergt. and Mrs. W. o. King have
purchased new car.
The Young Matrons Club held its
regular monthly business meeting
with Mrs. Frank Marshall Jr., of Sc
attic. A delightful luncheon was
served, after which the yearly cleo
ton of officers was held. Officers
were elected as follows: President,
Mrs. James Allen; vice president,
Mrs. Homer Bradshaw; secretary,
Mrs. T. Carter; treasurer Mrs. Fred
Chew; reporter, Mrs. Helen Stafford.
The Booklovers Club met with
Mrs. Lottie Robinson for the last
meeting of the club year. A short
program was rendered. The sextette
to be rendered at the State Fedora
ton in Seattle, was sung. Mrs. E.
c. Tumlin gave vocal solo. Many
of the members are attending the
Federation this year. The hostess
served delicious luncheon.
The Midday Bridge Club held its
meeting with Mrs. John r. Jones. A
delightful afternoon was spent at
cards, after which the hostess served
tasty luncheon. Guests of the af-
ternoon were Miss Myrtle Key and
Miss Ruth Beck. Miss Beck has re-
Gently returned from the Colorado
State Teachers College, to spend the
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Beck.
The Full Gospel will hold Baptis-
NAL Service, Saturday at IL a. M,
July a. There will also be outdoor
services and lunch. The public is
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Williams and
small son, and Mrs. 0bie and small
niece were over from Seattle Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bevins and family
have arrived in Tacoma to make
their home having motored here from
Pasadena, Calf.
Allen A. M. f. Church, Rev. A
w. Johnson, Pastor.--This Sunday il
the fourth and last quarterly meet
ing day in the conference year. w,
: are looking forward to another bis
4 Sabbath. DR.. Patterson will be will
us and will preach in the morning
and at night. In the afternoon at
o'clock Rev. Martin and the Seattl,
congregation will worship with u
and the First A. NJ. E. Choir vii
= sing.
The Dollar Money envelopes ar
j out and the members and friends ar
making a nice takeoff toward on
goal for annual conference which
just five weeks away. We want yol
q to help. You must not forget tn
q All-City Banquet, August 4th, cel
4 ebrating our second anniversary i
I the new building.
Re-roof your home now. Protee
your home from the weather. Te
months in which to pay. For goo
service and reasonable rates, ca
i Henry Trial. Phone Madison 1879.