The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19

uation in Portland. The report fur
Their stressed the fact that the people
OF Portland were united in an or
ganization with solid front to COM
bat the economic struggle of tho
Negro.
Blue Bird Club New Years Eve.
Dance. Adv.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
N.A.A.C.P. are endeavoring to in
crease the defense fund of the
"Scottsboro Case" and an opportun-
ity will be given those who wish to
contribute any amount by arrange
ments made with the Williams Ave-
erue Y.W.C.A. to receive the same.
The organization headed by Mrs, G.
V. Grayson will be grateful to all
who assist in this worthy cause.
New subscribers this week Mr.
Robert White, Foster Road. We
thank you!
About one hundred guests attended
the Silver Tea Sunday sponsored by
the Girls Reserve. Miss Chrystalee
Maxwell is the adviser. The club
room was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. Mrs. H. C. Baker
and Mrs. LLOYD Flowers presided at
the tea table. A cake weighing
nineteen pounds baked by Miss Max
we'll was served. The girl reserves
participating in the program were
Eunice Mott, Maud Booker, Avia
Booker, Jessie Edwards. Vivian
Garnett, Florence Cantrell, Marie
Thomas, Bernice Williams. Jean
Hill, jeanette Pearson and Lois
Johnson.
Mrs. Webster Strawler will be
hostess for the meeting of the Lii
liam Baker" bridge club this week
Mr.. Otto Rutherford conducted an
interesting meeting of the Allen
Christian Endeavor League last Sum
day. Miss Dolores Burdine will lead
next Sunday. Miss Rose Smith is
chairman of the social committee.
Mr.. A. Franklin and Mr.. Alto Ruth
erford will make a new plaque for
the league. Donations toward the
Thanksgiving baskets are being re-
ceived. Everyone Is welcome to the
league meetings each Sunday night
at 6:45.
Mrs. Julia Fuller continues ILL.,.
Also Mr.. w. Boyle. Mrs. Margaret
Moseley is suffering from nervous
disorder. Mrs. George Bunch con-
tinues to improve. Mr.. Sherman
Pickett is recovering from recent
illness. Mrs. l.. X. Weeks is able
to be ont again, following a long
illness. Mrs. Mamie Rose is reported
i'll.
Mr.. Charles Williams, alumnus of
the University of Oregon was in
Eugene last week for the Home
coming. Football game between the
University and the Oregon State Col
lege. Mr.. Williams was former
football star at the University.
Mrs. Meomarta Jackson has been
granted divorce from her husband
Mr.. Ivan Jackson They have two
sons and have lived in Portland
most of their married life.
Mrs. Martin. aunt of Mrs. W. Bad
ger. is i'll and Mrs.. Badger has ar
rived from Gearheart to care for
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Boyle we're
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Williams on Thursday Pre-
ceeding the dinner Mrs. Boyle and
Mrs. Williams were the theatre
GUESTS of Mrs. E. Page, mother of
Mrs. Williams, who is visiting from
Medford.
Mr.. ]. s. Donald is recuperating
from an operation at the Emanuel
hospital
Mrs. Marie Smith will be hostess
for the Searchlight club this week
at her home in Woodstock. 8
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church.-Rey.
J. ID. Wilson of San Francisco has
been called to the church here and
1t is hoped by the church members
and friends that he will accept.
regular morning service will be at
eleven O'Clock and the evening SER
vice at eight O'Clock. The B.Y.P.U.
meets Sunday $50 p. m. The
Searchlight club is arranging an
entertainment. the "Manless We'd
ding"
A group OF men headed by Mr..
A. A. Jonese have taken a hall on
Russell street, formerly the WOW.
hall and arrangements have been
made for the fraternal organizations
that have been holding their meet
ings at the Elks club to meet there
until the difficulty now effecting the
ElFs building has been adjusted.
! The Portland branch of the ".
A.A.C.P. elected the following Of
ficers at their meeting Sunday at
the "Y": President, reelected, Mr..
{. e. lvev; vice president, DR.. De-
norval Unthank; secretary, Jennie
Dor Grayson; treasurer. l.. A. Ash
ford. The executive board is com
! posed OF the officers and Rev. r.
! A. Goodwin. V. F. Keene, Edgar
4 Williams, Carrie l.. Ingersoll, re.
firing secretary, and Rev. d. G. Hill