The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1933-05-11
Church Notices
Nj. Zion Baptist Church Rev-


tlaeted a large number of wor
shippers, who. through testimo
ny and song. witnessed the out
pouring of the Holy Spirit. 4
5 O'Clock, an inspirational sons
service by the choir and congre
CATION preceded continuation
of the covenant meeting under
leadership OF the Rey. ". r
| Greene. the pastor concluded
The service with a brief thought
inspiring sermonette. The Lord
Supper was administered TO a
large congregation
The pastor. Rev. T. NJ. Davis.
Is one of the prominent Seattle
ministers attending the Washing
ton Baptist Convention which
eonyenes in Spokane. May Sill.
Rev Davis will deliver an aa
dress on Wednesday evening IT
s o'clock He will return 10
the city for Sunday Ary.ees.
On this Thursday and Friday
May IL and l.. the Missionary
Society will hold lis Annual M1p
Festival at 5 o'clock Ms. LII
Ian C. Nicholas is chairman of
arrangements, Mrs. +. Blanks
has charge of the dining room.
The Tennessee and Kentucky
groups served tea and cake in
the Assembly Hall of the church
at the conclusion of the Wednes-
day evening prayer service in
! the interest of the Rally.
Next Sunday morning the Will
Dc Club will have charge of the
Mothers Day program under the
direction of Mrs. Ethel Stephens.
The blessing of infants will be
the concluding feature of this
service. You are invited to at
tend this service and pay hom-
age to MOTHER. Miss Iden
Vertner, secretary of Phyllis
Wheatley Y.WC.A will be the
speaker for the occasion.
Phyllis Wheatley Branch Wv.
CA, Miss Idell Vertner. secre-
tary-Next Sunday will be the
last Sunday for Vesper for the
year. The Business and Indus
trial Girls will have charge of
the service. Speakers will be
Cecilia Townes, Geraldine Red
mond and Juanita Slaughter:
musical selections will be rem
dered by Alberta Walker. Audrey
Nichols and Alice York. Sunday
Is Mothers Day and everyone
Is urged to attend this service
and bring mother.=The Ma.
A.C.P. Board met Monday night
az the "Y." Mr.. w. II. Wilson,
president. Mrs. G. w. King, sec
retary.-The Committee of Man
agement met Friday at 2:30.
Mrs. l.. B. Young, chairman:
Mrs. L. McCurdy, secretary
The Junior Girl Reserves will |
have Pot Luck dinner at the
"Y" Monday at 4 o'clock The |
Radio Revue given by the Fal-
con Boys and the Girl Reserves
was decided success. Last
the High School Girl Re
erves had their Ring Ceremonial
and five girls received rings.
They were: Justitia Davis, Thei-
ma Howard, Rilla Bell. Beatrice
Chatters and Muriel Fletcher.
Grace Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. J. r. Harris. pastor-The
Standard Bearers made an i'm
pressive appearance Sunday ev
ening. A novelty program called
the Song Bag was presented.
Those included on the program
we're: Mr.. S. Mathews, cornet So
10, accompanied by Mr. Jones;
Miss Geraldine Redmond, vocal
solo, Mr.. Orville Winston, vocal
SOLO Miss Lucille Redmond,
prayer; Miss Odessa Lewis read
ng; Mr.. Creon Thomas, violin
solo; Mr.. Alfred Biding. presi-
lent of the club, made talk.
Mrs. Muriel Clark acted as mis-
ress of ceremonies. Miss Cor
leila Forney was chairman of
he committee Rev. Harris will
reach at the morning services
md the Guild will present their
annual Candle Light Mothers
Jay program in the evening"
The Urban League will sponsor
meeting for young people FRI
lay evening at the church.
First A.M.E. Church, Rev Geo.
;. Martin, pastor-we were de-
lighted at the large attendance
I services last Sunday. The gen
raj class meeting at IL a. IN.
vas inspiring. Next Sunday Mo-
hers Day will be observed with
special service at IL am in
barge of the Junior League.
Irs. Il. j Fuller, club woman
nd civic leader will be speaker.
Irs. J. N. Drake will give
eading. There will be special mu-
c by the choir. You will enjoy
lis service.
Full Gospel Pentecostal Mis-
ON, $50 18th St.-Special e.
'ngelistic services are being
I'D every night except Satur-
~. Prayer meetings daily at
so pm. We are glad to have
lr pastor and wife, Rev. and
rs. Morris with US again after
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