The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-11-17

States. Miss Maxwell took the af-
firmative side and DR.. Unthank the
negative. The Girl Reserves supplied
the program numbers and candy for
the candy sale. All funds raised
were applied on the sparton Radio.
The Nigh School Triangle had try
outs for parts in two comedies which
Will he presented IN the near future.
The Grade School Triangle conduct
ed a very instructive program and
held discussion on future program
projects. Refreshments were served
90 the girls by the advisor.
The Boys OF the Trojan Club held
meetings on Monday and Friday
nights of this week. The schedule
has been changed for this week and
next for the opening of the building
Tuesdays, Wednesdays. and Satur-
days the building will be open from
Il noon to o'clock, with Mrs. w
B. Brown in charge. Miss Summers
is taking a vacation on the above
days due to cut in our budget.
The Finance Committee entertain
ed with a party on Wednesday eve
ming in the building. Games and
delicious refreshments were the chief
diversions of the evening.
Bethel, A. NJ. Il. Church, Rev. D.
G. Hill, jr., pastoral IL service
Rev. Hill will preach and the choir
Will sing several numbers.
At 500 the Mite Missionary Soci-
ETY. with Mrs. NJ. E. Fullilove, pres,
having charge. The choir will
sing several selections and scripture
viii be read by Mrs. Fuller. Vocal
solo, Mrs. Paries; reading, Miss Hen
derson; paper. Mrs. Rutherford;
vocal solo, Mrs. Mabel Henderson,
and a reading by Mrs. Myles.
The Christian Endeavor had a
large audience last Sunday to hear
the interesting talk, "The Seven
Ages of Man" by DR.. d. Unthank.
The subject next Sunday will be
"Our Blessings" The choir will sing
at the Sellwood School Friday night.
Bartlett Pupils In Recital
Piano and vocal pupils of Elmer
C. Bartlett appeared in Studio Re-
cital Sunday afternoon at the Studio,
731 Stanton Street. Twenty-Five
pupils took part on the program
Dolores Burdine, Estelle Williams
and Gilmore Gragg won prizes in a
musical game. Rev. D. G. Hill gave
a short talk on music
Mr.. Earl Morrison was best man
at the recent wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Washington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blackburn was
hostess for the business meeting
of the Rosebud Study Club. Mrs.
Cora Minor gave a reading on Ne
gro Spirituals. Mrs. Bonnie Boyle
was hostess November 8! Mrs. Thel-
ma Flowers presented the topic "Ec-
clesiastes". A contribution was sent
to national headquarters, in answer
to an appeal from MAC. w, Mrs.
Ethel Reese presented an outline for
light pantomime sketches. Mrs.
Jessie Flowers is hostess this week.
To our subscribers: Kindly notify
this office of your new house num-
her. Thanks.
Mr.. X. l.. Culp, prominent in rail-
road activities, is attending the 18th
annual convention of Pullman Por-
ters Benefit Association of America,
converting in Chicago.
Mr.. Abe l.. Corneal received the
sad Intelligence of the death of his
brother Ben Corneal, Gary, Indi-
ana
Mrs. Mamie Goodwin Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Mamie Goodwin, widow of
the late Louis A. Goodwin, was
found dead in the bathroom of her
home at 1122 e. Salmon Street, on
Wednesday morning of last week
by her friend Mrs. Gladys Williams,
wife of attorney Wyatt w. Williams.
Receiving no answer to her phone
calls to the Goodwin home Mrs. Will
liams went to the house early Wed
nesday and receiving no response at
the door. and upon inquiring among
the neighhors, verified her fears of
some accident having befallen Mrs.
Goodwin. Aided by the neighbors
Mrs. Williams gained entrance and
found the lifeless form seated in the
bathroom. The deceased had not
been in the best of health and
seemed to fail more noticeably fol-
lowing the death of her husband
not long ago. She and her husband
came to Portland over thirty years
ago and were among the most pro-
minent citizens of the community.
Funeral services were held Monday,
Rev. d. G. Hill officiated. Mrs
Mable Henderson was soloist. The
body is being held at the request OF
nephew. Sergeant Saunders of
West Point, New York, who is ex-
peeted to arrive this week.