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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-07-09
Helena. Mont.
By HEX

The peace conference, some would
have us believe, held at Billings in
June. 1880. to discuss the problem
of the $1,000 purchase of stock that
displaced the 5000 authorized appro-
priation, closed the issue and abso-
lutely settled that little matter of
difference between a $500 and an
unauthorized contract for $1,000. But
the dove of peace captured at Bill
ings. leg-tied. Gagged and otherwise
curtailed of liberty to insure its pres
ence in the meetings, in all proba-
bility will be found wanting at Butte
about July Is when delegates to the
annual meeting of the Montana Fed
Grafton of Colored Women's Clubs
convene. BY a process of necrom-
ancy the dove that escaped its cote
at the expiration of the session at
Billings likely will be seen leisurely
lowering above the convention at
Butte with form and color of a crow
and will be in a position akin to the
donkey in lions skin. in trying to
convince delegates it is a dove of
neace. Of course. if all pledges
made last year are kept-that is.
donations promised have been paid
and the treasury of the organization
is sufficiently stable to meet re-
CURED installments on stock pur-
chased. the undertow of the great
wave of Indignation of last year may
recede without perceptible damage.
In any case. it is predicted that the
treasury will be in no position to
shell out 5000 as usual to send the
newly elected presiding officer,
whoever becomes the recipient of
that honor, to the national meeting
this year. unless-but that is an
other story.
S. McArnold, Buddy Grove, Eddie
Glen and William Fenter were Butte
visitors in Helena last week Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Emmons of Yakima
en- route to Billings were overnight
guests of Mrs. j. w. Crump.
Christine Hawkins of Boise, Idaho,
arrived in Helena Sunday and is the
guest of Mrs. A. G. Dorsey.-Nor-
man Howard was out on the Black
foot Saturday and Sunday.-Law-
renee Howard and II. J. Baker Jr.
were over to Butte Saturday for a
visit.-During the last year 1881
225 hours were passed in Montana
tails by persons sentenced under the
prohibition laws; $50 convictions
secured in abatement cases; 1119
cases with 1907 convictions; 253
stills were taken. 20,366 gallons of
beer and hard liquors nabbed and
automobiles to the value of S2S, $50
were confiscated. Last Friday the
morning paper had this item: Joe
Clarke was arrested for drunkenness.
Some of the boys are asking. HEX why
he didn't divide the load with them.
Well. Well. Well! We thought we
had a corner on that name.
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Wenatchee, Wash.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chandler. At
torney and Mrs. Dean f. Hart and
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Jackson and chill
dren made short stop at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Jones while
on their way to Soap Lake last week
Among the Wenatchee people who
passed the Fourth at Yakima were
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Jones and daugh-
tiers, Altoona and Genevieve, Miss
Odessa Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs, James
Edwards and small son Jimmie. Mr..
and Mrs. S. J. Dunbar, Mrs. Lasula
LEROY. the Misses Bertha Clark, Lau-
ra Gaines and Dauglas Thomson.
William Clark, William Lee and Will
liam Harper.-Mrs. Richard Triplet
is here for visit with her relatives.
The Misses Ellen Owens, Gertrude
Jackson and Genevieve Jones passed
Saturday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. n. Jones after passing
the Fourth at Yakima.
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Spokane, Wash.
sybil Stafford, Reporter
Phone l.. O564M
Lecturer Heard On Great
Negro Civilization

A large audience heard DR.. Lee
Roy Henry (white) of Seattle deliv-
er very inspiring address, subject;
1.-THE Great Negro Civilization of the
Past" at Calvary Baptist Church
Sunday night DR.. Henry thrilled
the audience as he told of the great
Negro empires that existed prior to
the domination of the world by eau
casian races. The lecture proved so
interesting DR. Henry was asked to
return on a later date to give an
other lecture. Arrangements are now
being made for the lecture to be
given the latter part of July.-Miss
Marjorie Boyd was acclaimed Spo-
kane's most popular girl as a result
of the popularity contest conducted
by the Endeavor League of the A.
NJ. T.. Church. Second and third
prizes were awarded Frances Mitch
ell and June Lupe.-Mr, and Mrs.
Holmes of Butte passed through the
city Sunday enroute to their home.
"A large number of delegates from
the local Masonic Lodge and Easter
Star chapter are leaving this week
for Seattle to attend the annual SEES
sion of their organization.-Among
the visitors in Spokane last Sunday
we're; NJ. Van Buren, of Dayton; P.
Wooten, Denver, and j. A. Penning-
ton of Ritzville.-Mrs. j. T. eager,
who has been confined in the Provi-
dence Hospital expresses her thanks
to the A. NJ, +. Sunday School and
friends for flowers and kindnesses
during her illness.-Rev T. f. Pat
terson. presideing elder will hold
quarerly conference IHeeting July
10Th at Bethel Church.-Mr. Cecil
j. Williams, radio entertainer Of
Denver was visitor here Sunday.
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Billings, Mont.
Mrs. Lulu B. McCabe, Reporter
VETERAN IMPROVES

Capt. Horace w. Bivens. who I'M
derwent serious operation at Wal
ter Reed Hospital at Washington,
ID. c., early in the month, is conval-
escing and is able now to be up a
part of each day, according to a let
ter received by Mrs. Bivens from
him. Captain Bivens went to the
Government hospital for the opera
tion about four weeks ago He prob
ably will he unable ito return home
for some time.
Wayman Chapel A. NJ. E. Church.
The subject of Rev. Choices evening
service was "Moses on the Mount.
Horace w. Smith delivered a ten
minute address on home and foreign
missions, which was intensely in
teresting.-Sunday night the Dumar
Lodge. A. F. & A. NJ, No. 81, OBJ
served st. Johns Day with its an
nual sermon at Waymon Chapel.
Rev Choice officiating.-Horace W.
Smith. youngest son of Mrs. William
McCabe. is passing his vacation
here. Mr. Smith has been studying
missionary training for the last year
at the Christian Training Association
at Berkeley, Cal, preparing himself
for foreign fields. He will continue
his studies in September.-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Chase, who have been
i'll, are reported improving.-At an
impressive ceremony performed June
20 at 8 o'clock in the presence of
few friends and relatives, Mrs. Edna
Watts became the bride of Mr.. Raw
mond Brown. The home of the bride
was the scene of the ceremony, the
Rev. G. d. Choice officiating. At
tending the bride and groom were
Mrs. L. J. Starkev and Mr.. Berry
Milton. Baskets of Shasta daisies
and gypsophilia and fernery formed
an attractive setting for the cere-
mony The bride was dressed in a
gown of black and rose chiffon print
made on simple lines. Her only jew
elrv. was string of CRYSTALS pre-
scented by the groom. Following the
ceremony refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will reside at
112 S. 25th Street. - Mrs. Hattie
Miller of Omaha, Neb. became the
bride Monday. June 81. of Mr.. Abra-
ham Walton. The ceremony took
Mace at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Jackson Ceremony performed by
Rev. G. D. Choice in the presence
of few friends and relatives.-Mrs
Lulu MeCabe. who has been quite i'll,
is reported improving.
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Bremerton, Wash.
Mrs. w. W. Simmons, Reporter

Mrs. A. Latty, Miss Eva Collins
Mr.. L. ~ Nelson. Miss Edith Mitch
ell were visitors to Seattle last week
Mrs. Ova Nash of Los Angeles is
spending a few weeks here visiting
her brother Mr.. w. w. Simmons
Miss Frances Waldrup and Mr.. Bill
Williams spent July 4th in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Simmons and
children; Mrs. Ova Nash and Mr.. L.
Jackson and children. spent the
Fourth visiting in Winlock.-Mrs
Shaw. Mr.. John Enoex and Mrs. NJ
Philips are on the sick lst.-Mrs
White of Seattle and Mrs. Ella Bris-
co of New York City, are spending
few days here, visiting MIR. and
Mrs. L. Finis.-Mr. L. Jackson. en-
tertained with a birthday party in
honor of his little daughter, Beu-
lah, who received many presents
Mrs. Margaret Hamilton has improv-
ed from a broken collar bone, re-
ceived in an automobile accident. =
Bruce Locke spent the Fourth in Sc
attic visiting his grand parents.
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Yakima, Wash.
Mrs. John Wood, Reporter
Barber Shop Robber
Caught In Auburn

Clarence Dryver, arrested by rail-
road detectives in the yards at Au-
burn and later transferred to King
County jail at Seattle. will be
brought to Yakima to face charges
of second degree burglary, Deputy
Sheriff Walter Purdin said today.
A warrant was sworn out for his ar
rest and arrangements were made to
bring him back at once.
Dryver is alleged In the warraA
70 have broken into and burglarized
the Malone & Neville barber shop at
9 Chestnut Street June 25. He is
-aid by officers to have taken a num-
Der of razors and other articles
from the shop. Several of these were
found on his person when arrested
at Auburn and he confessed to the
burglary at Yakima.
Misses Ellen Owens. Gertrude
Jackson, Genevieve Jones and Minola
Darker of Seattle passed July a Wis
iting friends.-Miss Julia Scott and
Mrs. Ethel Jackson passed a few
days at Seattle last week visiting
friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar ano
Miss Laura Gaines of Wenatchee
Miss Bertha Clark and William CLARK
passed the weekend here visiting
friends.-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brags
Miss NerdeIl Burdihe and Bruce Car
ter passed the weekend at Tacoma
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Emmons ant
son left Thursday to pass their vaca
ton ut Billings with Mr.. Emmons
parents.-Mrs. M. Jackson returned
to Pendleton Tuesday after passing
several days here visiting relatives
M. Porter and Henry Woods are
IN Seattle this week on business
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Claxton. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Fl. ]. Rudolph. Miss Haze
Strong and Miss Erna Tanner. al
If Roslvn. attended the ball game
here Tuesday between Gilkerson''
Union Giants of CHICAGO and thu
Yakima Indians.-Mrs. George Rof
files. Mrs. NJ. Robertson and Joseph
inc Evans of E1lensburg passed July
4 visiting relatives here.-The bar
becue and picnic given by X. of P
and Calanthe July 4 was well at
tended.-O. N. Sanders of Chicago
I'll, is guest of his mother, Mrs. M
/. Williams. indefinitely. - Mrs
Trimble of Seattle is the guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. H. Jones this week
The Mite Missionary Society hell
meetino FRIDAY at the home o
Mrs. f. Price.-Rev. T. A. Patter
son. presiding elder. will preach a
morning and evening services ut thu
A. M. f. Church next Sunday. Ever!
one is welcome.-Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Tay
lor of Seattle nassed the weekend
here visiting relatives.
WANTED-Woman to care for in
valid wife in her home. J. ]. Scott
Route B, Box 1913, Yakima.
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93S35 Pacific Avenue

George Smith, recently arrested
for assault of his wife, May Lethia
Smith. has been released on bail.
Allen A. NJ. +. Church. Rev. A. W.
Johnson, pastor.-The pastor will
present Rev. J. l.. N. Bell this Sun
day morning at the IL o'clock SER
vice. Rev. Bell is a forceful gospel
preacher and member of the Pug
ct Sound Conference. All are invited
to worship with us. In the evening
the pastor will preach. Conference
Claims are due and payable now. The
pastor will leave for Annual Confer
ence very shortly. Another chicken
dinner this week--watch for it and
come early.
Attorney G. B. Aldrich is in re-
ceipt of an invitation to address the
7th National Convention of the Fed
Grated Colored Catholics in ST. Louis,
Mo-, September. The convention will
last three days and hundreds of
delegates are expected representing
the various colored Catholic organi-
cations of the country. The organiza-
ton is waging fight for equality
of catholicism of all races in Ameri-
ca.
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Big Membership Drive
Mt. Tacoma EIks Planning
G. B ALDRICH, EdTOr-Manoger

Mt Tacoma Lodge Of Elks under
the leadership of Arthur l.. Hayes.
exalted ruler, have initiated a big
drive for new members and rein
statement of former members. They
have set their goal for one hundred
members by September LIST. At the
last meeting the committee reported
having received ten applications and
inquiries from twenty persons inter-
ested. The recent meeting was a
very enthusiastic one and plans were
outlined for a caravan brothers and
daughters to Seattle to meet joint
session of the lodge and temple. Ten
members of Mt. Tacoma Lodge have
formed a club to join the Past exalt-
ed ruler counsel of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hart and
Mrs. John c. Hart all Of New York
City who were recent visitors here
left last week en- route to California
on their way home. Mr.. Hart is a
brother of Mrs. c. G.. Mathews and
Mrs. Arthur l.. HAYES Mrs. John c..
Hart is the wife of younger broth
or of Mrs Mathews and Mrs. Hayes.
The marty was accompanied as far
10 Wy iHiid Nv VII anu wi - nay tos
/ They will visit in San Francisco.
One of the smartest receptions of
the season was an affair given by
Mrs. N. J. Asberry in honor of her
sitter, Mrs. P. J.. Johnson of San
Diego, Cal. A color scheme of pink
and white was used effectively in
all decorations. A beautiful center
piece for the dining room table was
large cut glass bowl filled with
sweet peas and daisies. Mrs. w.
Hamilton introduced the guests.
Nina Belle Annette accepted the
cards, and ices and other delectables
were served by Mrs. J. Corbin as
sisted bv the Misses Roberta Weber,
Anna Edwards Marguerite Rucker
and Alice Phillips. Mrs. Lulu Ryan
presided at the punch bowl. Eighty
five ladies called during the receiv-
| ine hours.
Re-roof your home now. Protect
your home from the weather. Ten
months in which TO pay. For good
service and reasonable rates, call
Henry Trial. Phone Madison 1879.
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Sioux Fails, S. Oak.
Mrs. E. c. Collins, Reporter

The Sunday School of the Pilgrim
Baptist Church held an indoor pic
mic at the Booker T. Washington
Service Center last Saturday. There
were visitors from Sioux City, Iowa
and Mitchell, S. Drew M. w.
Withers and Rev. and Mrs. j. c.
Bothic motored to Mitchell, S. d.,
and held services on last Thursday
evening Rev. and Mrs Burke and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Yarbough of
Sioux City, Iowa were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Collins, July A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Vann and
mother, Mrs. Nora Reynolds, motor
cd here from Omaha. Neb., last Fri
day evening and spent July Fourth
with their sister and brother-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Warden. Mr.
Vann returned home Sunday, leav-
ing his wife to spend several weeks
here.-Mr. II. Clemens spent July
Fourth in Chicago visiting relatives
and friends.-Nlr and Mrs. Robert
Tates and family and Mrs. Laura
fates motored to Fergus Falls and
spent july Fourth.-Br. and Mrs.
Thomas Vann were visitors at Pill
grim Baptist Church Sunday morn
ing.-Mr. Jim Greer of Omaha neph-
ew Of Mr.. Mener Greer is in the city
employed at the Greer's garage. -
Mrs. IL. Mitchell is home from the
McKinnon hospital to delight of
many friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Bentley of Mitchell spent July 4
heer at the home of H. Mitchell
Mrs Lillian White Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, spent the week end here Wis
iting her daughter Barbara who is
staying at the home Of Mrs. Eta
Taylor.-Mr. Vernon Freeman from
the Twin Cities spent July Fourth
here visiting his mother and father
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Freeman.-Miss Ida
MoXley and Oscar Lewis spent two
or three DAYS at Pierre, S. d., tax
ing the state examination.-Mr
Leo Murray and Mrs Lillian Bridge
water were indisposed for a few
days last week.-Mrs.. Ed Askew of
Sioux City, Iowa and Mrs. II. c.
Haling OF Ames, Iowa were guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
/ Mitchell on Sunday. The Mission
airy circle of the Pilgrim Baptist
church met last Monday with Mrs.
Chas, Warden.
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Roslyn, Wash
Moses Echols, Reporter

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clarke entertained
as their guests Saturday Mr.. and
Mrs. John Green, Mrs. Matte Over
street and C. L. Williams Of Ever
ett.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Harris of Ell
lensburg passed Sunday here as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Woods of Yakima
we're visitors here Saturday as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed ClaXton.
Henry Woods, colored lightweight
at Yakima, fought an interesting
four-round draw with Bert Henry
twhite) Saturday at the Eagles
Temple.
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Ellensburg, Wash.
Mrs. M. Robertson, Reporter

Rev. w B. Williams, accompanied
by Mrs. VIM. Shelton, motored to
Seattle Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Grimes.-Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Grimes of Swank were visitors here
Saturday. - Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
George were hosts at dinner Sum-
dav honoring Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rob-
ertson.--Mrs. Edmona Payne was a
visitor here Tuesday, guest of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Robertson.-Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Holden and children of
Seattle passed through here last
week en- route 10 Yakima.--Mr. and
Mrs. Hale of La Grande, Ore. are
here visiting relatives. Mrs. X.
Martin was hostess at dinner Sun
day honoring Mrs. Mamie Robertson,
the Rev. ~ B. Branch and +. Hunt
er.-Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles TAYLOR, all of Seattle
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Robertson Saturday while en- route
TO Yakima.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Woods, ACCOMPANIED by their son,
Henry. and Mike Porter. were visit
ors here Saturday.-Mrs. John Kyle
and daughter Mamie, Mrs. William
Johnson and son, all of Yakima. were
visitors here Sunday, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Marshall. - Among
those who spent july in Yakima
were Mrs George Roffers, Mrs. VIM.
Robertson. Miss Ferne Coleman, Jo-
sephine Evans, j. l.. Burris and
GEORGE Burris. Miss Elizabeth
Bradford passed July a visiting rela-
lives in Seattle.
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TACOMA NEWS SECTION

Mrs. Essie Brandon and Mrs. c.
]. White entertained for a weekend
visit Mrs. George Randall of Port
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Chesley of
East Orange, New Jersey. The en-
tire party motored to Seattle July
4th and attended the dance of the
Cosmopolitan Club.
Mr.. w. H. Wilson. publisher of
the Enterprise was a visitor to the
Tacoma office on business Monday.
Mrs. Georgia Neville-Burke is able
to be out after her recent illness.
Mr.. Buddy White of the Ruth
Alexander and a group of young
people were entertained by Miss
Geraldine Shortridge, former resi-
dent of Tacoma, now living in Los
Angeles last week.
According to the recent statement
of the 1890 census. the negro popu-
lation of Tacoma numbers 1870. This
is a big decrease since 1920.
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Pocatello, Idaho
f-1.. Al.

Manuel Buekner motored from
Boise and passed the weekend with
his sister. Mrs. H. C. Morris.-Mrs.
0. T. Boyd has received the news of
the de9th Of her brother a resident
of Richmond. Ind.-The dance spon-
sored by the Elks July A proved sue
cessful. - Miss Lillian Sparks of
st. I ouis, Mo-, is here visiting with
her sister, Miss Eta Von.-Mrs. Mel
vim Stevens is reported i'll this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wills are enjoy
ing the pleasures of a new automo-
bile.-A. NJ E. Church sponsored a
picnic at the home Of Charles Young
JulY 4.
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Everett, Wash.
Mrs. Carrie Davis, Reporter

The jolly Matrons' decorated float
depicting Progress. 1881" made a
wonderful showing in the Civic pa
rade July 4. The club has received
many compliments for the beautiful
display. Following the parade a large
number of colored citizens enioved
picnic at the city beach. - Mr..
Temple of Snohomish is in Snohom-
ish Hospital as result of an auto
accident Saturday en- route to pic
nic.-The northwest division of the
Association of Colored Women will
hold an executive session in this city
Friday and Saturday. Mrs. j. B.
Samuels, president of the association,
is making preparation for entertain
ment Of the visitors.
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Lewiston, Mont.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Collins of
Black Butte were visitors here last
week, guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. M.
Latty.-Mr. and Mrs. William Free
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Latty. Wayne Walk
in. Andy Anderson and Hartazel Ball
enjoyed a picnic July at Spring
Creek.-Arthur Ball, Mrs. Ball, Mrs.
Ina Casey and her father and son
motored to Great Falls, where they
passed the Fourth.
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Boise. Idaho
Miss Zenobia W. Terrell, Reporter


Bethel A. NJ f. Church.-Rever-
end F. L. Donohoo, pastor conduct
ed both the morning and evening
services. His sermon for the eve
ming was "Signal Lights. MIR. and
Mrs Emanuel Buckner and family
drove to Pocatello to visit Mr. Buck
ner's sister and his brother-in-la
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morris.-Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Christensen have
as house-guests Mr. Christensen's
brother, Mr.. Ray Christensen and his
wife and small son and daughter
also Mr. Alvin Watts is being paid a
visit by his brother.-Mr. T. B..
Johnson is rapidly recovering from
a tonsil operation.-Mrs. A. 2.
Simms who has been quite i'll at her
home for several weeks has been
moved to the Saint Luke's Hospital.
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