The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-07-30

| LOT SoHle time ! nave contemplate
resigning as pastor; in fact, you have
been given the customary ninety
days notice as per agreement.
| have endeavored 10 use my best
judgment, TO seek wise and unprej-
udiced counsel, and to have that light
promised those who wait in honest
prayer before God. ] have at length
reached the conviction that il is the
Will of God for me TO severe my
relationship with you as pastor.
am deeply conscious of all that you
did to make my stay here happy
one.
am also very well aware Of what
ever has been accomplished during
my ministry here has been due large
ly to the devoted workers of this
church who have gwen me their
whole-hearted and untiring coopera-
ton. The memory of fellowship ana
Christian labor with them will re-
main with me always as a source
of joy.
And now, may | ask you to allow
me to close my passionate here July
81, 1881.
Praying the great Head of the
Church that He may continue to
bless the Mt. Zion Baptist Church
and that He may in His good time
bring to her pulpit man of His owp
choice to lead the members of this
: church and congregation along the
way of charging acquaintanceship
with Himself and usefulness in His
service, am
Faithfully. your pastor,
j. STERLING MOORE
Mrs. II. R. Cayton and daughters
Lillian and Susan have returned
from a two weeks visit in Grand
view, where they were the house
guests of Mrs. j. l.. Bedell.
The newly organized Community
Service Unit held a meeting Tuesday
at the "Y" and completed plans for
a public meeting Sunday night, Aug
ust 9. at Grace Presbyterian Church.
DIR. +. B. Cooper and Joseph S. Jack
son, secretary of the Urban League,
will be the principal speakers.
Honoring Mrs. Oscar Russell. her
daughter Florence and son Chester,
the Sempre Fidels Club entertained
with a picnic at Three Tree Point
Sunday. Thirty guests were invited.
Following the picnic the young peo-
pie were entertained at the home of
Miss Sarai Green.
o. s. Sheffield entertained DR..
Richard Hurst Hill during his stay
here with drive over the city fol-
lowed by a midnight lunch at his
home.
Keep off date, August "a, o. e. S.
Frederick Bowman Jr. entertained
eighteen Of his friends with a dance
party at the home of his parents last
4 week. A color scheme of green and
4 pink was carried out. Among the out
of-town guests were the Misses Helen
' Dundee of Spokane and Alice and
4 Inga Wilson of Tacoma. A delightful
! luncheon was enjoyed.
Mrs. Everett B. Gibson left for
Chicago Monday, summoned BY the
| death of her brother, George Wells
| Parker, well known authority and
| writer on Negro history.
| Miss Madeline Victory. teacher in
| the public schools of Savannah, Ga,
is house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
| Chatters, former schoolmaster.
Mrs. Joseph H. Williams is leaving
| this week for Yakima to pass two
| weeks visiting friends.
i
Mesdames Bernice Fleming, Alder
| Ia Walker, VIM. Calhoun, Corinne
| Taylor and the Misses Idel Vertner,
Alice York and Pauline White enter
| tanned few friends with wiener
roast at Madrona Beach Saturday
/ evening. Thirty guests enjoyed the
| outing. Following the beach party
J dancing was enjoyed at the home of
= Mrs. Bernice Fleming.
| Miss Nellie Winslow of Los Ange-
les is visiting in the city for two
weeks and i house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Hall.
DIR. and Mrs. De Norval Unthank
and H. Admission. all of Portland. Wis
tied Dir. and Mrs. VIM. II. Calhoun
during their stay in the city last
Sunday.
| After keeping their marriage Sc
cret for several months, announce
ment was made this week of the mar.
rage of the Rev. J. Sterling Moore
former pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. and Miss Lucy J. Bell. The
ceremony took place April at Olvm-
MA. Miss Bell is the daughter of Mrs
II. C. Bell, 525 North 18TH Street.
| For the pleasure of Mrs JOSEPH
Follifield and son Harold of st. Paul
/ Mimi, Mrs. II. Duvall entertained
J with theater party last week.