The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-01-21
Portland News Section

Ruby Martini in Seattle. Mrs. Mar
TIM often visited Portland as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George p.
Moore.
Mrs. J. H. Turner of Pasco, Wash,
is house guest of Mrs. Matte Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hardin invited
few friends Friday for cards. The
ladies played bridge in the morning
and the men Joined them later in the
evening.
"Tuskos", a Jolly group of men
were guests of Elmer Flowers last
Tuesday night. Hugh Harper was
host this week. Cards formed the
evenings diversion.
The Rosebud Study Club was en-
tertained last Wednesday by Mrs.
Ella Morton. The Biblical story of
Ruth" was Interestingly presented
by Mrs. Blanche Holiday. Many
timely current events were discus
sed. Mrs. w. Boyle presented a
Radio story as a program member.
Mrs. Cora Minor is hostess this week.
Williams Ave. Branch, Y. w. c. A.
The Girls Work Committee met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Carrie L.
Ingersoll, presiding.
The Oregon Bellies are entertain
ing Mrs. West on her S0th birthday
with party in the clubroom Friday
evening.
The Business and Industrial Girls
Club held very interesting meeting
and discussion with Mrs. M. Wyman
as guest speaker Tuesday evening.
On Race Relations Sunday this club
will have charge of the program for
Vesper services at the main asso-
citation.
All Girl Reserve Clubs will meet
at the usual hours this week. The
Trianon Club will hold the Recog-
milton Ceremony during the regular
meeting Thursday.
Vesper services Sunday will be in
charge of Miss Chrystalee Maxwell
who has arranged an all Japanese
program as the feature. Mr.. Yoshi-
take, the speaker, will give his point
of view on the Japanese and Chinese
controversy. Mrs. Tanaka will rem
der special instrumental numbers on
the koto and Japanese flute. The
public is invited to attend this unique
program and remain for the social
hour.
committee consisting of Miss
Miss Grace Steinbeck, Mrs. Thomas
Verdenius, Mrs. E. S. Collins, Mrs.
Carrie L. Ingersoll, Mrs. Jessie c.
Grayson, and Miss R. E. Summers.
will meet Friday morning to make
plans for our annual meeting and
banquet which is scheduled for Feb
ruary 5.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Rev. D.
G. Hill, pastor.-Bethel Church,
Portland has organized for the New
Year. Last Sunday morning the pas
tor, Reverend Hill, appointed the fol-
lowing class leaders: Julia Hart, Jo-
sephine Morrison, Lulu Sykes, S. A.
Dawson, Ella Young, Z. l.. Jami-
son, ]. A. Ewing, Mrs. Edmunds and
Mrs. Rhodes. All of the leaders have
consented to serve during the present
year and the classes will be assigned
to them this week.
The following Stewards were APP
pointed and all have consented to
serve: j. W. Stanley, G. V. Gray.
son, w. B. Brown, A. A. Jones, De
Journette, Will Gragg, George Holli-
day, S. A. Dawson and E. l.. Jamison
The church looks forward with antic-
ipation to the leadership and assis-
lance which these men will bring.
They will work jointly with the trus-
tees.
Bethel has never shirked her re-
possibilities and has planned to as
sumo full and complete CHARGE of all
her debts. The church conference
in session Wednesday night, January
IA, launched trustee drive for fiji
teen hundred dollars with which to
make necessary repairs and pay all
debts of the church. Reports will be
made over period of sixty days and
thirty captains have taken the re-
sponsibility of leading the church to
victory. Captains of the drive are
Robenia Martin, Ruby B. Hardin, J.
A. Ewing, Mrs. Edmunds, Cinderella
Wisdom, Mabel Shepherd, A. A.
Jones, Elizabeth Blackburn, Jesse C.
Grayson, Margaret Griffith, Gene
Garden, Clarissa Randolph, w. B.
Brown, Lenora Henderson, lila Full
icl hOiue Obdilleyy Il. y. DdfJleJI,
Lulu Gragg, Clara Pickett, Julia Full
Ter, Loomis Harris, George Holli-
day, d. G. Hill, Zepha Baker. All
members and friends of the church
will be called upon to assist in carry
ing the work through to a successful
conclusion. Enthusiasm is running
high and Captain Loomis Harris will
start the ball to rolling for his team
this Tuesday night when he presents
the "ELKOP' Singers in a concert
featuring an entirely new program.
Special music has been prepared
by Professor Bartlett and the Bethel
choir for the IL a. m. service and
Rev. Hill will preach on "Where
there is no Vision the People Perish. "
At 8 p. m. there will be a service
of "Favorite Hymns" sung by the
! choir and congregation.
Miss Dolores Burdine is now re-
porter of the church news for Bethel
/ Church. She succeeds Mrs. Margar-
ct Griffith who has given excellent
service during the past two years.
/ All organizations of the church will