The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-03-12

teTleS OF lie, ana man, ana GOd.
The prophet might repeat his COM
plant against the church of today as
it "heals the hurt of my people
slightly"
The Gospel is free; but so is
call for laborers free. The oppor-
unity comes. the good news is pro.
claimed. The catch in it is that when
we respond we find that it is not
a hand-out from a soup kitchen.
There is something expected of us.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Rev. J.
Sterling Moore, pastor.-We were
made happy by the large attend
ance at services last Sunday. At II
a. m. Rev. Moore delivered a pow
erful sermon based on the text
Acts Il. The Women's Missionary
Society had charge of the evening
service and presented an interesting
program. The society will meet this
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Edna Taylor. SIG 28th Ave-
So, under leadership of Mrs. Rebec-
"a Dent. Preparations are going
forward for the sixth annual pas
VI - anniversary DdnuueI W De HeIu
March 20. We are also looking for
ward to the two weeks revival meet
ngs beginning Sunday, March %.
Next Sunday is Budget Day" and
all members and friends of Mt
Zion Church are urged to attend the
services. Rev. Moore will be the
speaker at IL a. m. and D. m.
First A. M. E. Church, Rev. Geo.
F. Martin, Pastor-Last Sunday
morning Rev. Martin delivered a
forceful sermon on "The Master
Key" In the evening he chose for
his sermon subject "Nearness to
God" Mr.. w. J. Pettigrew united
with the church at this service. The
Sunday school and Christian Endea-
vor meetings were well attended. The
debate last Friday evening by the
Endeavor Society on Resolved that
the Modern Girl is Preferable to the
Old Fashioned Girl" was won by the
negative. The team debating were !:
Joe Station, Ruby Sneed, affirma-
tive; Steve Glass, Dorothea Young,
negative.-The A. M. +. Junior Lea
que held an interesting meeting al
the home of Mrs. +. V. Miller Tues
day evening Reports were read from
the recent bazaar and plans for
spring activities discussed. The Lea
que will decorate the Church audi
forum for the Easter services. -
The choir will go this Thursday eve
ming to Bremerton to render a sacred
concert there. The church, without a
pastor, is struggling to pay off its
debt, and the choir Under the leader
ship of C. c. Daniels, assisted by
Rev. Martin, will provide for their
own transportation and render the
program gratis, to assist the MEM
bership. The choir also rendered a
program at Grace Methodist Church
in Mt. Baker last Friday evening"
who Missionary Society will meet
Friday afternoon at the parsonage.
Union revival services will begin
March % and continue for two
weeks. Services will be held the first
week at the A. NJ. E. Church with
Rev. Harris as speaker; and the see
ond week at Mt. Zion Baptist Church
with Rev. Martin as speaker. Rev. J.
Sterling Moore will conduct the cot
age prayer meetings. - Next Sur
lay the pastor will speak on "Chris.
tian Decipleship Interpreted" at the
morning service. n "Some
Thoughts of Christianity" at the eve
ming service. Miss Dorothea Young
will lead the Christian Endeavol
meeting beginning at 6:45. A cor
Iial welcome awaits you at First A.
VI. f.
Phillis Wheatley Y. w. c. A., Miss
Idell c. Vertner, Executive Secree
-ary-L asst Sunday Mr.. Marvin Gas
ton had charge of the vesper pro-
gram. This Sunday Miss Odessp
Lewis will have charge and present
her speaker Mr.. Horace Cayton.
Others on the program will be
Mureil Fletcher reading; Claudine
Norris. nano solo; Leonard Clayton,
vocal solo: Isabelle Donaldson, piano
solo and scripture reading bv Mel
vine Freeman. - Miss ldell Vertnet
and Mrs. Bernice Flemings attended