The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1933-12-14
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HOLD ELECTION SUNDAY
The Portland Branch Of the N.
A. A. c. P. viii hold its regular
monthly meeting Sunday afternoon
at the Y.W.C.A. The election Of
officers win be held. Every MEM
Der and friend Is asked to be pre-
sent.
There is a possibility Of Portland
losing the Charter unless the citi-
zens show an interest, and attend
the meetings. In spite of the &C.
onomlc depression, we should be
loyal and keep the organization a
live.
JAcksoN-LABSLL WEDDING
In the presence on a large group
of friends. the marriage Of Mrs.
Oracle Mae jackson to William La
Bell was solemnized Tuesday at the
home of the bride. The ring cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
J. D. Wilson of Mt. Olivet Baptist
Church. Mrs. w. J. Cochran was
matron Of honor and Mr.. Phil Rey-
nolds, best man. Mrs. Lay sang
eIsn Be Faithful" and played the
wedding music. Mrs. Charles Num-
ford presided at the coffee table
and others assisting were Mes
DANES P. H. Reynolds, B. Scott.
Charles stanton, NJ. Harris, A. Bill
lingly and Miss Catherine Gamer
lcn. Mr.. and Mrs. LABEL are both
prominent in church and fraternal
circles.
At the recent meeting of Excel
sior Lodge Of Masons, the follow
ing officers were elected: John
Guy: VIM; U. s. Reed. J.w.; G.
w. Kinney, S.v.; L. r. Blackburn,
secretary; Waldo Boyle, treasurer.
Charles Smith, SON of Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Smith, member of an
aorobatic act playing vaudeville
circuits, is now booked for several
performances in New York City.
Mrs. Mary Turner is reported
recovering from illness.
Miss Florence Cantrell, pianist,
has been selected accompanist for
the Carolina, Carolers of Lincoln
High School.
Mrs. w. H. Bowers was hostess
at her home Tuesday for a lunch
con complimenting Mrs, Sarah
Love, who is leaving on a trip to
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lopez of Orchards.
Wn., spent Tuesday in the city at
tending the Jackson-LaBelI we'd
ding.
Among the social courtesies ex-
tended Messrs. Garner Grayson, Jr.
and w. Harris Of Los Angeles dur
ing their visit here were: dancing
party for which Mrs. e. ]. Garden
and Miss Clara Ingersoll were the
joint hostesses; card party spon-
sored by Miss Chrystalee Maxwell
and Mr.. Irving Flowers; and a
bridge supper for which Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Gaslxins were hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan have re-
turned from a visit to Hood River.
Mrs. Ethel Reese was hostess at
her home Wednesday for the meet
ing of the Rosebud Study Club.
Mrs. e. Wilson entertained the
City Club at her home Friday.
Mt. oIivet Baptist Church, Rev,
J. D. Wilson, pastor The services
+ at Mt. Olivet are showing marked
improvements from all angles. The
spirituality is high, the attendance
encouragingly large.
| The new order of service is most
beautiful and worshipful. The choir
is unsurpassed in its ministry OF
song. The pastor seems TO be un-
limited in his storehouse of great
sermons. The choir will render its
Christmas Cantata Sunday, Deem
Der "a, at 8 o'clock p. M. The Can
tata Noel by Henry Vessel will
be dramatized in song and verse
with appropriate lighting effects.
Williams Ave Branch Y.W.c.A
The N.A.A.C.P. win hold their
regular meeting Sunday at 4 p. m
An election Of officers win be held
at this time. Members are urged
to attend.
Vesper services win be held on
December "a with Miss Juanita
Johnson In charge Of the program
Our annual Christmas party for
all children of the community will
be held on Saturday, December %
Mrs. Fred Zimmerman was a vi
sitor to the Business and Industrial
Club on Tuesday evening. She has
just returned from a National In
dustrial Council meeting and re.
ported on what is happening to In
dustrial girls all over the country