The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-23

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Mrs. Rose Nichols entertained me
members OF the Rosebud stsdy clab
last Wednesday at her home. Ma
Jane Hudson Of Oakland. Mrs. Ella
Holloway of Spokane. Mrs. julia
Fuller and Miss Cunningham were
visitors. The topic "Easther" was
presented by Mrs Bonnie Boyle. a
general discussion followed. Tho
guest speaker, Miss Cunningham.
author and lecturer, gave most
thrilling lecture on a recent visit 10
the Holy Lands and read excerpts
from her newly published book.
Shadows of the Mosque Of Omar
The visitors gave pleasing responses
to the hearty welcome from the pres
ident. The silver trophy cup, won IN
the recent art exhibit Of the o. A.
C. w. was displayed. Mrs. Ethel
Reese is hostess this week.
Mrs. w. II. Myles received word Of
the serious injury of her friend Airs.
f. S. Valentine of Los Angeles. Mrs.
Valentine was accompanying friends
to Pasadena by automobile and the
woman who was driving was stricken
with either heart attack or stroke
and the car ran into palm tree,
! iniuring the driver fatally. Mrs.
Valentine who was riding in the rear
seat was thrown SO severely against
the front seat that she received
serious injury to the pelyis bone.
She is well known in Portland and
her friends are sorry to hear of the
accident.
Mr.. Francis Fair has recovered
from injuries sustained in recent
automobile accident and Las returned
! to Seattle.
Among the so successful partici-
pants in the R.K.O. contest are four
colored aspirants for fame in stage
reyues. They are Dorothy Harris,
Dick Harris, Marion Fullilove and
Hubert Lewis. They will fill nine
weeks engagement at the local the
are as tryouts to winning a trip to
New York for the finals.
Miss Florence Annabelle Cantrell
eleven year old daughter of Mr.. and
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Mrs. j. N. Cantrell has completed the
elementary course of study at the
Sunnyside school. She received the
coveted certificate of merit for ex-
cellenence in the study of United
States History This is presented by
United States Daughters of 1912
in Oregon. This young Miss also re-
| ceived certificate of recognition
from the Portland Council of Church
es in the Week Day Religious In
struction. Florence is organist at
Bethel A. M. E. Church.
Lawrence Miller was thrown
through the windshield of car
driven by Martin REGARD of 649 Go
ing Street. The car was struck with
terrific force at Bird and Fremont
Streets Sunday by another car OPP
Grated by Richard Harper, who was
arrested, charged with reckless driv-
ing. Miller was taken to Emanuel
Hospital being treated for severe
head and face lacerations.
Williams Avenue Y. W. c. A. =
We are indebted to Miss Thelma
johnson for printing, and to Miss
Evelyn Freeman, Mr.. George Har-
per and Miss Hazel Yoltz for the at
tractiye posters used for advertising
our Girl Reserve rShip Dinner"
which will be given on Friday even
ing, June "a. A program viii be
given in connection with the dinner
and the patronage of the public is
invited.
Mrs. w. G. Bird made the branch
a present of a huge enamel coffee
pot. We have felt the need of one
for some time and appreciate mis-
gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guy gave q
donation on the Sparton Radio in
our clubroom. We hope to pay for
this beautiful radio by subscriptions,
so any donations large or small are
acceptable.
The Tewawa Tennis Club will meet.
at the building Sunday evening at
/ 8 O'clock.
Registrations for the Girl Reserve
Stay7at-home summer camp at Pier
Park wild be accepted now. These
camp days viii be held on six Wed
uesdays beginning with June %, to
July 27 inclusive. from 9 a. m. to
8 80 p. m. Activities consist of class
es in handicraft, dancing, worship,
discussions, archery music, recrea-
ton, dramatics, and eampcraft. II
it rains, the fall program will be
held at the Pioneer Methodist Church
in st. johns near the Park. All
r-frIe ,f hi~st, unfaof .s,l 800. i