The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-08
Robinson Drug Store
Reception Next Saturday

hC9 PohSh anu sOb0tT IGlIGSl-
ments will be served all callers at the
Robinson Drug Store next Saturday
when the store will hold an informal
reception during the hours of 2 b.
m. until midnight. The drug store
has moved into the new location at
306 18th Avenue South. The build
ing has been remodeled by the own
er, Mrs. May Curtis, especially to
meet the needs OF the Robinson Drug
Store. With a new stucco front.
large show windows, and new fix
lures the store presents handsome
appearance. Mr.. and Mrs. f. |. Rob-
inson and their brother j. w. Robin
son are owners of the store and by
their courtesy, service and strict at
tention to details have built up a
splendid business. The Robinson's
speak in highest terms of the loyalty
of their many friends and patrons
and they desire to personally greet
and thank each one at their informal
reception next Saturday.
Joseph S. Jackson, Urban League
executive secretary will talk on "Un-
employment" at meeting of the
Woman's City Club this Thursday
evening at the Y.W.C.A.
Mesdames w. l.. Wright AMI VI.
Seeley were Joint hostesses TO. the
meeting of the O. NJ o. Club Tues
day evening at tie home of MRS.
Wright.
Mrs. Nellie wilson entertained at
her home FriIay With dinner comp
,imenting her cousin Mrs. Alice Cor
con of Chicago. Other guess x.re
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Sattersfield and
Mrs. Mamie Smith of Renton.
Mr.. Jesse H. Morris arrived Tues
day from Yakima to spend the winter
in Seattle
Mrs. s. A. Dickerson entertained
group of voting people with
party honorlnG the eighteenth BIRTH
day anniversary of her daughter Miss
Edith Allen.
Miss Luella HAYES charge, with
the theft of small sum of money
from her employer was given a sus-
pended jail sentence in police court
Monday when w. H. Wilson, presi
dent of the local N.AA.C.P. branch
informed the court he had secured
J the promise Of the employer not to
| prosecute and to give the girl her
former place in his employ. The
young woman recently came 70 Sc
attic from California.
Friends of Mrs. Elbe r. Smith,
| owner of the Coast Hotel, will be
glad to know she is rapidly recover
ing from the operation underwent
last week at Martha Washington
hospital.
The first public meeting of the
fall series will be held by the Seattle
Branch of N.AA.C.P. Sunday at
Grace. Presbyterian Church. An
open discussion query box and mus
ical program will feature the meet
ing WHICH will begin promptly at 3
p. m.
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Of the Scottsboro boys will be held
Saturday night at the Tennis Club
Hall. The dance is under auspices
Of the International Labor Defense
and the admission is 35c.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Young enter
tanned with Bridge and 800" party
Saturday evening. at their home.
Seven tables of Bridge were in play.
Prizes were awarded in Bridge to
Mrs. VIM. Mclver, Mrs John Robin
son, Mr. Arthur Despanasse, and Mr..
M. johnson, Mr.. Fred Woodson was
awarded the prize in $500. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Idell
Vertner and Mrs. VIM. Tolles.
The Harmony Art Twelve Club
met with Miss Gladys Rishrer to
complete plans for their 9Th ami
versary to be in the form of ban
duet for their husbands at the home
of Mrs. Hattie Howard, Saturday,
October 10th. After the business
session the hostess served a delight
full repast. A visitor at the meeting
was Mrs. Charles Page of Ogden
Utah The next meeting will lbe with
Mrs. H. c. Thompson at the Adelphi
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