The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-06-11
Mt. Zion Baptist Church-Rev.

Sterling Moore, Pastor.
Covenant meeting on Sunday
morning was led by Deacons S. G..
Valley and j. w. Anderson. A deep
| ly spiritual service of testimonies and
invoking Gods blessing on the child
rem of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Flowers
At the conclusion of the service was
the administration of the Holy Com
munion.
The Sunday School is Justly proud
of its senior baseball team, "B"
which. having been victorious in
playing the teams in this section of
the city, is this week participating in
he finals. On Monday evening, the
bows won the game PLAYED at Green
Lake against the Gatewood team.
The Sunday evening service was in
observance of Men and Bows Day.
A splendid musical program was
rendered. Mr.. James Smith, presi-
dent of the B. Y. P. U. read an in
teresting paper on 1.-THE Negroes
Contribution to America" He was
followed by Mr.. Lane Summers, the
principal speaker of the evening who
spoke on mans Civil Rights" FL
nancial reports from both Boys and
Girls Day were encouraging, altho
the girls, under the leadership of
Mrs. Rebecca Dent, were victors in
the friendly contest between the boys
and girls.
On Friday, June IL, Mrs. Art
Smith will be hostess to the ladies of
the Missionary Society. Reports will
be heard from the May Breakfast
at Plymouth Congregational Church.
Children's Day will be observed in
the Sunday School next Sunday at
10 o'clock. A splendid program is
being prepared by Mrs. Orabel Jack
son, superintendent of Primary De-
partment and her committee. The
pastor will occupy the pulpit at both
services. All are invited to attend
services at Mt. Zion, the homelike
church.
Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev.
John r. Harris, pastor.-9:45 a. m.
Sunday School, All divisions Chill
dren's Day Rehearsal. IL a. m. An
niversary sermon. DR.. James Thomp-
son of the Synod of Washington,
3 p. m. Union Anniversary service.
Mt. Zion Baptist and First A. M. f.
at Grace. 8 p. m. Popular meeting.
Musical and literary program. Mrs.
]. Wesley Robinson is the principal
speaker. At the Young Peoples
service beginning at $3.50 Miss
Yvonne Chatters will lead. Topic.
Our Church and Our Homes" Mr..
Letcher Yarbrough will give re-
view of a book recently published.
Dates to remember: Friday, June
~, 8 p. m. Tom Thumb wedding.
Sunday. June IA, Anniversary serv-
ices all day. Teusday, June 16, 7
D. m. Anniversary Banquet. Sunday
June 81, .. m. Juvenile Elks. An
nual sermon. Monday. July 1919
Grand Lodge Eastern Star. Sunday,
July 90, Mems Day. THE Church
With a Program"
First A. NJ. Il. Church. Rev. Geo.
r. Martin, Pastor.-The sermon In
he morning was preached by the
pastor who used as the sermon text
Revelations, 2; and a clause from
the 28th verse-''and | will give him
the morning star" Subject: BLESS
ings of Dawn" Several of the
leaders in the neighborhOod rally
reported their monies both in the
morning and at night; the rally is
not closed, however The Primary
department of the Sunday School Is
planning an entertaining program
during the Sunday School hour next
Sunday. which is Children's Day All
the parents and friends of the chill
dren are cordially invited to see and
/ hear the little tots.-Rev Martin
preached sermonette at the evening
| services. Subject: Fair play with
] God. THE A. C. E. League, during
/ its hour, discussed the lesson whose
topic was, THE Need for Christian
Thoughtfulness and Kindness" The