The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-01-29


Barnett II. Goldstein, former As
sistant Unitew States Attorney and
former state representative, will
speak before Williams Avenue Y.
w. c. A. at the Nesper hour, Sun
day afternoon at D p. m. February
|. on the life of Abraham Lincoln.
liberator of mankind, statesman
and president. as reflected in the
part he bore in ;wo important
achievements of American history
the preservation Of the American
Union and the emancipation of the
colored race. In the presentation of
the subject, the unique character
of our martyred president. his rise
to great power and glory from
humble beginnings and adverse cir
cumstances viii be developed by the
speaker, as Illustrating the influ-
ence they had upon the two out
standing events in our national life.
Eugene j. Minor has charge of
this service on Sunday and promises
an interesting program. Mr.. Minor
speaker and those who enjoy lis
tening to good speaking should not
miss hearing Mr.. Goldsten. A fine
musical program will also be ar
ranged for this event.
Bethel A. NJ. E Church. Rev. d.
G. Hill Pastor.-The annual Lin
coln-Douglas Day cele bration will
be held at the Church Feb. II. Mrs.
Virgil Keene will be mistress of
ceremonies. An elaborate program
has been planned. - Mrs. Noble
Thomas will be the soloist Sunday
morning The Bethelites met at
the parsonage Monday night They
have splendid plans for the future.
The drama "a Woman's Honor"
given by the Joymakers Friday, was
financial success. The Junior
Matrons met at the parsonage
Thursday. The chairman of the
program committee gave report
, on plans for the future. Mrs. Can
trell was hostess. fpnie e.tgs
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, Rev.
ID. l.. CASTOR, Pastor.-Covenant
service will be held at Mt. Olivet
Sunday morning. At the evening
service DR.. Caston's subject will be
"The Lords Table" The monthly
business meeting was held Wednes-
day evening. The men have begun
campaign to retire the mortgage
on the church. It is expected the
campaign will result in an addition
of 500 per month to the church's
income News was received this
week that the Oregon Baptist Con-
vention has assumed payment of
$4,000 gift-loan made to the church
many years ago for initial payment
upon the grounds now occupied by
The church. This relieves the church
of all obligations except the inter-
est and this will not have to be paid
unless the church changes its de-
nomination or loses its property by
mortgage. - A debate has been
planned by the young people for the
evening service Feb. 8. The sub
iect will be "Resolved that wom-
ans Interests should be restricted to
the Home Field" The Mountain
Climbers will hold public installa-
.tion and the entire program will he
furnished by men and boys. Feb. 10.
At the E. Y. p. U. service last Sun
day Henry Gillard made splendid
leader. This Sunday Beatrice As
berry will have charge Of the meet
ing.
Williams Ave. Branch Y. M. c. A..
-Vesper services will be in charge
Of Mr.. Eugene Minor, Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Mr.. Barney
Goldstein will be hte speaker. Mrs.
Il. l.. Booker has arranged an inter
'esting program for Sunday, Feb. 8.
The Committee of Management.
staff and members of the Williams
Avenue Branch appreciate the
check for $375.25, which was pre-
sented to the Branch as an express
sion Of Mrs. C. A. Morden's inter-
est in our work The check covers
the total amount due on the lot
upon which our building stands.
Julia Mills of Holiday school had
the honor of having one or her oral
dscourses published in the Morning
Oregonian, accompanied by her
photo, carried in tire section "City
School Sketchbook. The article
states that Her statements were
so clear, concise and interesting
that she was asked to write the
story as she had told it," Miss Mills
chose the interesting subject of the
history Of her family since 1919.
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