The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1933-04-06
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7. NJ Davis, pastor All day
services al Mt. Zion began with
a live and interesting Sunday
School and Junior Church An
inspirational covenant meeting
was held at IL O'Clock at the
conclusion of which one united
with the church The speaker
in the interest of Negro Health
Week, sponsored by the Urban
League. was DR. Andrew King
DR.. King was introduced by Mrs
VIM. Chandler. president of the
viii Do Club. After lunch was
served in the dining room of the
church. many reassemhled TOR
the afternoon service. The pas
tor. Rev. Davis. led the meeting
with sermonctte. the remain
der of the time being given TO
testimonials and song service
The young people, under the
leadership of Mrs Mary Smith,
discussed the topic. Good and
Bad in Conversation. in the
B.Y.P.U. Next Sunday. Mr. Al
eX Lee will have charge of the
meeting At s o'clock the pas
tor preached a splendid sermon
from the subject THE AtoninG
Blood. The Lords supper WIS
administered to a large number
The officers of the church
have launched a $4,000 Rally 10
extend over period of four
months terminating the last sun
day in July. The membership
is being divided into groups re-
presenting states, each state hay-
ing its leader or governor. the
state reporting the largest am
cunt of money to he awarded
silver loving cup.
Next Sunday morning, Palm
Sunday at o'clock, Mrs. Lillian
Jeter Davis will present The
Christ Trial before Pontius Pill
ate" at the church; on Good
Friday, April IA. THE CIuclfix-
ion" 1t is expected that there
will be large attendance at
these Z O'Clock services. You
are invited to attend next Sun
days services at Mt. Zion. The
pastor will speak at both SER
vices.
Phyllis Wheatley, Y.W.C.A.-
Next Sunday we are continuing
the Negro Health Week program
which is being sponsored by the
Urban League. Mrs. J. Fletcher
Oliver will have charge of Yes
per. The speaker will be DIR. A.
M. Brown.-The N. A. A. C. p.
Board met Monday evening at
the Y.W.CA.-The Business and
Industrial Girls Club held its re-
gular meeting Monday. Bertram
Mitchell was the speaker of the
evening. ending series of three
of three lectures on Russia ana
Manchuria. Following the lee
ture a tea was served by the
club with Mesdames VIM. II.
Calhoun and Russell Sykes pour
ing. About forty people were
present, which included invited
guests.
Grace Presbyterian Church,
Rev. John II. Harris, pastor
At the morning service last Sun
day, Mrs. Esther Asberry, Mrs.
Ethel Jackson and Mr.. II. ID.
Warwick united with the church.
DR.. VIM. II. Calhoun gave a
timely address in the interest
of Negro Health Week A vocal
selection was rendered by Mrs.
j. l.. Creason. Rev. Hinmeller
d congregation worshipped
with us at the evening service.
Mem bers and friends of Grace
Church are urged to keep in
mind the Good Friday union
prayer services to be held Fri
day, April Ia, at the First A,
NJ. e. Church. Both the Sunday
School and the choir are buslly
rehearsing their Easter program.
Miss Pauline White is directing
the Sunday School and Mrs. Let
ia King the choir. Next Sun
day special services will be held
/ observance of Palm Sunday.
The pastor will preach at both
services