The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-10-13
TROJANs LAUNCH EXTENSIVE
PROGRAM

PROGRAM
Ivan Patterson was elected basket
ball coach of the boys club OF VIII
liams Avenue "Y' ana meetings viii
be held each Wednesday evening.
Charles Smith win direct the young
er boys class in tumbing. Mr.. B.
E. King, big Brother" of the boys,
is assisting them in planning vital
lied program. The "Y' is filling a
great need as a community center,
affording splendid club room for
the boys meetings. The boys club
will have charge of the Vesper serv-
ice the last Sunday in October The
Trojans are fortunate in having the
assistance and advice of prominent
male citizens cooperating in building
the youth of today in men of charac-
ter and worth for tomorrow.
NOTICE-To whom it may con-
cern--I wish to state that my sister,
Mary e. Fulliloye, is now and al
ways has been a woman of the high
est Christian character. She has
lived an honorable life and exempIi-
flies the highest type of womanhood
Signed, Mrs. Josie Brown.
Hair cut 35c; shave 15c. Bogle's
Barber shop.
Mrs. J. w. Ingersoll made hur-
ried trip last week to Seattle.
Mrs. Ray Robinson and Mrs. w.
Lewis, both of Tacoma, spent the
week end here guests of Mrs. j. w.
Stanley.
Mrs. Kate Lewis and Mrs. Jeanne
Jones are visiting Mrs. Dora Guilt
ford in Edmohds, wn.
Coming soon "HarIcm is Heaven
Mrs. Margaret Cain was hostess
for supper party Thursday on the
CIackamus River, complimentihg
Mrs. Helen Fairbanks of Los An
geles and Mrs. Bva Page of Med
ford. Twenty-one guests enjoyed
an evening Of dancing in the cabin.
Mrs L. r. Blackburn was hostess
for the meeting of the Bridge Glass
last Wednesday at which Mrs. G. v.
Grayscn was awarded first prize.
Annual Halloween Promenade.
Unique. Club OF Goodfellows.
The Executive Board of the o. A.
c. W. held their meeting Thursday
afternoon and made arrangements
for the meeting of the Northwestern
Federation of which Mrs. j. B. Sa-
muels of Everett is president.
Mr.. X. l.. Culp after several weeks
Illness is able to resume his duties
on the railroad.
Haircut 35e, shave 15e. Bogle's
Barber Shop.
Mrs. Ruby Santos of Seattle was a
visitor here last week and guest of
Mrs. J. d. Jameson.
Mrs. Charles Adams was hostess
Friday for the business meeting of
the Literary Research Club.
The many friends of Mrs. Geo. e.
Holiday will be glad to know that
she is rapidly recuperating from a
major operation. Mr.. Al Green, who
fractured his arm accidentally is
IN t,fJIt, ;,,,DrO,,ipo ,rtt,n x,o,,n., 80,
of Mrs Anna M. Cochran is ill in the
Dorenbecher Hospital. David Stragh-
tiers is confined by illness.
Coming soon, HARLEM is Heaven
Mr. and Mrs Donald Bagley are
parents of twins, boy and girl,
born October 9TH.
Mrs lila Fuller presided at meet
ing of the Ways and Means Commit
tee of the o. A. C. w. Monday at
which plans were made for a card
party October 2Sth.
For Rent-NeatIy furnished apart
ment. VERY reasonable. Mrs. r. d.
Thomas. Phone Murdoch 2404.
Mrs. }. Martin, accompanied by
Mrs. Helen Fairbanks, enjoyed a
motor trip to DeLake.
Mr. William Crawford, brother
Of Mrs. Elmer Flowers, passed thru
the city this week enroute to Cali
fornia from British Columbia.
Mrs Ethel Reese was hostess for
a breakfast Tuesday at the Cham
ticleer Club. Mrs. Helen Fairbanks
was awarded first prize and Mrs. ].
Martin consolation at bridge.
Watch for the Halloween Prom
enade given by the Unique Club OF
Good Fellows.
rOK kLNl - Neatly furnished
rooms. One block off car line. Rates
very reasonable. Mrs. Ella Young,
QgE C.rEs.lI -. pL... kEVI.lra 1.