The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-16


lege, June 9. was Miss Geraldine
Beatrice Turner, the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Turner. Miss Turner was an excep-
tionally brilliant student. She is a
candidate for the degree of bachelor
of arts in the division of literature
and languages.
Card party, auspices Blue Bird
Club for benefit of Mt. Hood Chap
ter o. E. s., Monday, June 20, at
home of Mrs. w. Boyle, SGT East
35th So. 35e. lea
Mrs. Hazel Reed arrived this week
from Tacoma to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Fuller, 749 Mich
igan Ave. Tuesday, Mrs. Leroy Full
Ter as hostess at family breakfast
party, complimentine Mrs. Reed.
Covers were placed for seven.
The residence of Mrs. F. D. Young
was damaged by fire recently and
she has moved to S66 Garfield Ave.
The fire loss was covered by insur-
ance.
Among the sick; Mr.. Louis Ad-
kins is reported not so well, also
Mr.. Luther Johnson, Miss Geral-
dine Williams is better. Mr.. E. d.
Cannady is reported i'll. Mrs. A.
Webb, mother of Mrs. J. Martin is
improving. Mr.. F. D. Thomas has
been slightly indisposed. Mrs. Chas.
H. Stanton is recovering from an
illness. Mr.. G. r. Davidson, promi-
nent member of Mt. Olivet Baptist
Church is i'll at his home on Ivey
Street.
Miss Mary Louise Strothers of Ia
coma arrived in the city this week to
make her home with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Fuller.
Mrs. Ira Hart entertained group
of young people Tuesday afternoon
at a party complimenting her god
daughter, Harriet Fuller on her
eighth birthday. The party was held
at her parents home, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Fuller, 305 Holiday Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guy who have
been wintering in Beverly Hills, Cal
ifornia are in Portland for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Geo, E. Scott, popular rail-
road man, left Monday for Omaha,
where his run will be changed to
LaGrande, instead of Portland
Portlanders are anticipating with
pleasure the appearance of William
Powers, noted baritone of radio and
screen fame, who will sing Sunday
morning at the First A. M. Z. Zion
Church of which Rev. w. r. Lowell,
is pastor.
Miss Maud Booker was among the
ten winners in the Lincoln High
freshmen composition contest con-
Quoted by Mr.. Wells of the water
bureau. A trip to the headwaters at
Bull Run, the source of Portland's
water supply, is the award and the
party will be chaperoned by Miss f.
Grieble of the science department at
Lincoln High. Portland is noted for
the purity Of its drinking water and
citizens in general should be inter
ested in this phase of our civic en-
deavor. s"W
Bethel A. NJ E.. Church, Rev, D.
G. Hill, Jr., pastor.-Sunday morn
ing services: preaching by Rev. Hill
and special music by choir At LIS
Sunday afternoon, the choir will par
ticipate on the rose festival program.
They will sing two numbers on the
vesper song service, at Washington
Park, under direction of Professor
Bartlett and also will Join the 500
voice chorus in singing several num-
hers. ~
The choir sang at Oregon City last
Sunday at large, attentive audi
ence. The Joymakers Club present
ed Patricia" 3-act comedy at the
Hibernia Hall, Friday evening to a
large and appreciative audience. Miss
Verdell Burdine played Patricia, and
too much praise cannot be given this
talented young lady. Tony Ander-
son, the bashful lover, taken by Mr..
Charles Smith, also deserves much
credit. The naughty older sister,
played by Vernell Watson, caused ri
yalIy. She had always taken every
thing she wanted, but failed when
it came to Tony. Both talent and
training was shown in the wonderful
acting. The supporting cast were,
Mr.. Lee Anderson, father; Mrs. Lula
Gragg, mother; Otto Rutherford.
Caroline Carter and Stanley Frank
lin. 1t was a snappy little comedy
and kept the audience in peals of
laughter.
Mrs. Lula Gragg cannot be given
enough praise Of appreciation for
her work and talent she has helped
to develop in many Of our young
people.