The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-09
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and radio artist, will be heard as
soIotst June 18th at the morning
service of First A. M. T.. Church. He
has a rich baritone voice and is In
great demand for rxdio programs.
Observes Esther Day a.l
Enterprise CHAPTER. Order of
Eastern Star, held their annual ,Es-
Their Day Services. Sunday night at
Mt. olivet Baptist Church Mt. Hood
Chapter participated In the service.
Rev. J. d. Wilson preached the SER
mon and an interesting program was
presented Mrs. Rebeeca Dent,
Grand Matron Of the Order, was an
honored guest
Thief Gets Years Term
James Butler pleaded guilty Mon
day, in municipal court to a simple
larceny charge and was given a
years Jail sentence. He was arrest
ed when he attempted to sell
camera stolen from the home of
John C. Albeit. 400 Knott Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Dannis
were guests for a dinner Sunday for
which Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Baker
were hosts. 5..4.
Mrs. Edward Smith was summoned
to Seattle by the serious illness of
her sister.
Mrs. Bessie johnson was hostess
Wednesday for the meeting of the
Rosebud Study Club at which a re-
sumo Of the 18th annual meeting of
the o. A. C. W. was given by Mrs.
johnson and a resume of the Lang
ston Hughes lecture was given by
Mrs. Robena Martin. The next meet
ing of the club will be at the home
of Mrs. Rose Nichols. l
A Junior organization of Elks
with a membership of twenty-five
has been formed by Dahlia Temple
of Daughter Elks. ..
Mr., Marion Fullilove is kept busy
filling many theatre and radio sing
ing engagements.
Miss Cfaudine Lee was hostess at
breakfast Sunday, complimenting
Mr.. Allen Boyd of New York, Mr..
Andrew Bundy of Los Angeles and
Mr.. j. j. Prescott of Tacoma. Covers
were placed for seven.
Among the sick, Mrs. Madge Crane
is able to be out again; Mr.. Edward
Washington is able to return to
work; Mrs. w. H. Alternately i'm
proving; Miss Geraldine Williams
reported eonyaleseing; Mr.. H. C. |
Baker recovering from a cold; Mrs
w. f. Smith reported much i'm
proved.
Mr.. Bob Robinson, we'll known
athlete and football star of the u. of
O., is shopping to be able TO take, part
In the Olympic trials July LIST in
California. Mr.. Robinson will be
grateful for financial assistance.
Miss Alice Wilson of Seattle was
a visitor here last week to attend |
the Gaskin-Henderson wedding. Dur
ing her stay she was the guest of |
Mrs. Ruth Flowers and was a re-
cipient of several social parties. |
among them party by Mr. Clifford |
Flowers and dancing party by Mr.. !
Phillip Moore.
The fourth Quarterly Conference
met Monday night and Rev. A. w.
Johnson, Pres Elder and Rev. Hill
wish to thank all clubs and mem
bers for cooperation and support
Williams Avenue Branch Y.W.C.A.
The Girls Work Committee met
Tuesday evening in the building
with the Chairman, Mrs. Carrie
lngersOll, presiding. Mrs Norma
secretary, of the commit
tee, presented plans for a very
unique Ship Dinner, which will be
given on Friday, June "a. The var
ious chairmen and "Y" clubs will
cooperate with this committee in
producing the affairs
A meeting of the Finance Com
nittee was held on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Rosa S. Nichols, chairman. pre-
sided. Mrs. Katherine Gray. Chair
man of the Housing committee. held
\ meeting of her committee Monday
morning.
The High School Girl Reserves
Will spend an afternoon at Rock
Creek Camp on Friday. June 10.
Cars will leave the Branch at 2;SO
md return at s o'clock. All High
school girls may attend. and parents
ire urged to take advantage of these
outings also. l.
The following Grade School Girl
reserves were recognized at very
lively and impressive ceremony sat
'rday afternoon at the regular meet
ng Eunice Mott, Jessie Edwards.
charlotte Morgan, Tia Fuller and
eanette Pearson. All members of
his club are urged to be present
saturday at ESQ.
The Business and Industrial Girls
Hub will meet on Thursday night.
une 6, al s;30.
Mrs Jessie Flowers. Mrs. Thelma