The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1933-02-09
Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. H. Mae kiser

For Mrs. H. Mae Kiser
Funeral services were held Mon
/ day afternoon at the Benningoff and
Gaddie Funeral Home for Mrs, Hell
ena Mae Kiser, who passed away
last Friday morning following long
Illness. She was talented young
woman, member OF Bethel A. NJ.
E. choir, and popular in musical
circles. Rev. D. G. Hill pastor of
Bethel Church, officiated. and music
was rendered by the choir of which
the deceased was member She is
survived by her husband; S. A. Kiser
and an aunt. Mrs. Mildred Smith.
Mrs. Kate Lewis entertained the
Rosebud Study Club Tor their meet
ing Wednesday. The program was
presented as follows: A review Of
the Good Earth" by Mrs Stella
Scott, pantomine Cake Baking"
by Mrs. Emma Stanley Mrs. Cora
Minor will be hostess for the meet-
ing this week.
The Bridge Glass met Monday at
the home Of Mrs, George b. Hardin
Mrs w. Boyle was awarded the prize
for January. Mrs. l.. X. Blackburn
instructor, who has been III. was
able to be present to the JOY of the
members.
Joe Mulligan, basketball coach for
the Trojans. is busy getting his team
in shape for the Church League
games.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Holiday were
hosts for ain informal party at their
home Friday evening.
Among the sick: Mrs. Geo, p.
Scott is convalescing, Mrs Julia Full
Ter still confined to her home; Mr..
H. D. Fuller, indisposed; Mrs. Luther
johnson reported better; Mrs. lila
Fuller, recovering; W. H. Lewis, re-
ceivlng treatment at the Hospital In
Salem.
Williams Ave. Y. W. L. 4. Branch
Race Relations day Will be OBJ
served next Sunday AIS p. nj. In a
meeting at the Central "Y'. Broad
way and Taylor Streets. Mrs. Jessie
Flowers will preside. The program
has been arranged by Miss Elizabeth
Summers. Among those to partiei-
pate are: Miss Geraldine Williams,
Miss Jessie Edwards, Lillian Bellard.
| Vernon Scott and V. +. Keene. The
Girl Reserves will serve tea. All
members and friends are urged to
attend the 18th annual meeting and
reception to be held Friday evening
at the Williams Avenue Branch. A
splendid program has ben arranged
Mrs. Elmer A. Flowers will preside
and the principal speakers are Dr.
Dorothy Reed and Miss Tanya Shfi-
Der. The Business and Industrial
Girls will entertain with a Valentine
party Thursday night. The Business
Girls Mid-Winter conference will be
held March AS to which the Branch
plans to send representative. The
i Committee OF Management held
their meeting Wednesday. The Tro-
jams Boys Club are presenting The
Show Boat February IL.
For Rent--NcatIy furnished room
very reasonable, Florence Edmonds,
1893 BENTON Street. Phone Enterprise
Office, SeIwood 1870.
Mr.. ]. d. Patton has received in
formation of the death of his moth
er in Dallas. Texas.
Under leadership OF Mrs. Agnes
Camp a surprise party was arranged
Tuesday for Rev. F. r. Kinard, pas
tor OF the First A. NJ. f. Zion
Church, Among those taking part
were Mesdames Mills, r. r. Morri-
son. ~ Clemmons, S Love, A, Nc
i Gill. j. d. Patton. NJ. Washington,
L. Green, A. Memford, P Summers,
N. Sheppard. X. Gray, B. Johnson
and P. Carroll.
Arch deacon II. y. Chambers and
Mr.. Edward Rawlins i'll at Good
Samaritan Hospital
A large and enthusiastic audience
heard Florence Cantrel, young pia-
mist, in recital Friday night Under
auspices OF the Williams Avenue "Y''
Committee and the Rosebud Study
Club. Miss Cantrell, twelve years of
age and a pupil OF Professor Elmer
c, Bartlett, gave splendid rendi-
ton OF the compositions OF the var
ious masters. Her execution Of many
difficult pieces was phenomenal for
one OF her age and bright future
is predicted for the Young musician
The entire program OF 10 selections
I was plaved from memory Assistine