The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-12-17

Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev.
John r. Harris, pastor.-Mr. Joseph
s. jackson, Secretary of the Urban
League, was the speaker at the
Young Peoples Society, gathering
last Sunday.-The basketball team
won from the Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church last Monday. They
play the next game at Roosevelt
High Monday, Dec. 21st, at which
ime they oppose the University
Temple Congregational Church. On
Dec. 26th the team will play the
First A. NJ E. at the O'Dea gymna-
stun. The first of a series to deter
nine the city championship of our
group Dec. 29.-Two outstanding
features of the recent bazaar spon-
3ored by the Guild were: the music
Of the Helekunihi quartet and the
community band.-Rev. J. F. Greene
acting pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, will preach the sermon at
the union watch-night service to be
held at Grace Church.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church-Using
rs his sermon subject, THAT | May
Know Him. and declaring that the
aim and end of the Christian life is
o know Jesus, Rev. II. c. Johnston
brought a splendid message to the
| morning congregation. "Religion Is
A Universal Interest" was the sub
ect selected by Rev. w. F. Greene
| for an inspirational sermon at 8
o'clock. Using Acts 1925 as the
basis of his remarks, Rev. Greene
asserted that three principles run
through the statements of our Lord
Jesus Christ. Service, Love and Sac
rifice.-The b. Y. p. U. was led by
the president, Mr.. James Smith, in q
helpful discussion of the topic
What Is Meant by a Christian
| Christmas?" Mr.. Smith has called
business meeting for 8 O'Clock this
Thursday EVENING" Christmas
Eve, December "a, at 8 o'clock, the
children of the Sunday School under
direction of Mrs. Orabel Jackson
superintendent of primary depart
ment, will dramatic THE Story o
Jesus Birth" As climax there
will be a Christmas tree exercise
through which exchange of seasona
greetings will be made. You are
invited to come and bring greetings
for your friends.-Next Sunda!
morning, Rev Greene will bring thu
message. At 8 o'clock, the choir
assisted by the young people, will
sing the cantata. "A King Shal
Reign" All are invited to attenG
services at Mt. Zion next Sunday ant
celebrate the Messiah's Birth.
Phyllis Wheatfey Y. w. G. A., Mis-
Ide Vertner, secretary. Ar
lene English will have charge o
yesper Sunday and 1t will be an al
Christmas Program. Mrs. Bernic'
Flemings will play for the eommun
ity singing, devotion by Mrs. J. w
Robinson. The speaker will be Rev
Raymond e. Atterbury, solo by Mrs
Alma King, reading by Miss Syyilli
Fort, instrumental solo by Miss Cor
della Forney. The Rose Bud Gu
will present two numbers on III
program.-Miss Florence Maddoc
was a guest of the Business and In
dustrial girls last Monday. Miss Mad
dock was formerly secretary of tn
Business and Industrial Clubs at tn
central "Y", now she is general see
rotary of the state of Vermont. TIL
Business and Industrial girls ar
giving a Christmas party next Mon
day evening at the "Y". Mrs. &C
rhine Taylor, president; Miss Alic
York, secretary. Junior girl
will have a Potluck dinner at tn
~" Monday afternoon. Christina
stories and carols will be the mai
feature. Helen Johnson presiden
Juanita Alexander secretary. tn
| Recognition service held by tn
| group last Sunday was well carrie
| out.-Miss Joan Ellsworth a guei
of the "Y". is now i'll at the Seattl
| General Hogpital.-The swimmin
class will close next Saturday X
this semester. The new class VI
/ start January 9Th; registration
now on for the next semester.