The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-05
Rethel A. M. E. Church.-The sec.


Sunday at o. m. Come out and
of the Bethelite club, November 10
Thursday at an indoor picnic, at
the home of Mrs. Lottie Rutherford.
The girls of the Adventures Club
are preparing a program for Sunday
evening, November Is. Let's come
out and encourage the young folks.
Mrs. Martha Jameson was in
struetor Tor the S. S. p B., Thursday
evening.-The Bethel chorus, under
the direction of Prof. Bartlett gave
concert in Vancouver, Tuesday
night.
A new organization, Portland Me-
gro Progressive Club, was recently
formed, headed by Wyatt w. Will
liams, attorney and Rev. w. R. Low
ell, as secretary, having 80 members
as a nucleus. The object is to pre-
sent information that will better fit
the Negro for active participation in
all civic affairs, effecting his city,
state, county and nation, in short
placing knowledge that will make
the Negro an intelligent citizen.
Members are required to be legal
voters, bona fide residents and if
possible taxpayers. Wyatt W. Will
liams is successful young attorney
and Rev. Lowell is pastor of First
A. M. Z. Zion Church.
Mr.. George Miller, of Seattle, was
in the city for a short stay, the guest
of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Ingersoll.
Mrs. Thelma Flowers entertained
the members of the Rosebud Study
club Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Halsey street. Mrs. W.
Badger of Gearheart and Miss Geor-
gia Kellas of Seattle were visitors.
Mrs. Robena Martin lead an interest
ing discussion on several chapters
from Leviticus of the Bible. Mrs.
Ethel Reese gave request reading
apple Blossoms" The president
extended congratulations from the
club to Mrs. Ruby Hardin, Mrs. Ella
Morton and Mrs. Jessie Flowers
whose birthdates occurred in Octo-
Der. The vice-president, Mrs. Jessie
Grayson returned the compliment
by congratulating the president, Mrs.
Bonnie Boyle whose birthdate also
occurs in October. October is also
the birth month of the club, which is
sixteen years old. A no-host meet
ing was held at the Williams Ave.
"Y" this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
"Y" this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morrison were
hosts for fourteen guests at Hal
| 11xxya3n,1 a,.fx Sat..rlnx, y,srbt at tho
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
w. Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash Porter of Je-
rome, Ariz., are domiciled at the
home of Mrs. Porter's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Black
burn.
Mrs. Jssie Walker was a visitor
from Seattle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Badger, of Gear.
heart, were honor guests for a de
lightful evening at which Mrs. Mar.
garet Cain was hostess on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are now re
siding at the residence of Mrs. M. E
Fullilove.
St. Philips Church-Lay Reader
Mr.. Blaine B. Coles, is delivering 6
SERIES OF 1tCIuIcS oH Tile hOliidilCt
of the Prayer Book" The series be
gan last Sunday and will continue
for an indefinite time.
On Sunday, Arch Deacon Cham
bers administered the Holy Sacra
ment as celebrant. Regular servic.
Sunday morning at II o'clock. Rod
ney and Knott street. Blaine B
Coles, lay reader.
Mr.. Alex Coffee, of Portland ant
Mrs. Fannie Buffin, of Chicago wer,
quietly married last week and will
| reside at the Coffee residence il
Sellwood. Mr.. Coffee is pionee,
of the city and has host of friend
who wish him and his bride mucl
happiness.
Mrs. Louise Coleman was the win
| ner in the Jack Pot" prize walt,
at the Halloween dance held at tn
Elks Hall Saturday night. A larg,
crowd was in attendance.
: A number of colored person in tn,
t city employ are giving one days pa.
| to the relief work fund sponsored b.
, the city.
; The card party sponsored by tn
t Narcissus club at the home of TIL
president, Mrs. Anna Shepard wa
i; well attended. Mrs. Lena johnson
had charge of arrangements. TIL
prize winners were Mrs. Dollie Par
les, Mr.. Paul Archie and Mr.. Henri
!, Price. The club will meet Novembe
/; 10.
Mr.. Ernest johnson passed thrr
: the city, enroute from Washington
{ d. c. to his home in Los Angeles
/. He was the guest of Mr.. Lillar
2 Evans and family. A sight-seein
2 drive was arranged for the pleasur
e of Mr.. johnson by Mrs. Evans in he
t new Chevrolet sedan, a recent gift
) from her husband.
4 Mrs. LA Fuller, is hostess thi
: week for the meeting of the Liter
/ airy Research club. The president
: Mrs. Frank Adams is improving an
). will be out soon.
New subscriber this week: w. R
]. Peek, 410 N. 21st st. We than
. you.
Mr.. l. Payne and Mr.. E. D. Can
E nady have braved the depression pc
g riod and opened businesses. Mrs
e Francis Turner. popular restauran
[ teur, has moved into larger quarters
3 Mrs. Burt Turner, who has bee
.opnnaraFfnor frnn, n ca.ssot,e ;Il.,aes