The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1933-07-27
Helena Mont.
By Hex

First Yice-president Of the
Montana Federation Of Negro
Women's Clubs Is Mrs. Claudia
Bivins, of Billings and the sec
ond is MRS. simms OF Bozeman.
Chairman Of committee on eda-
cation. Mrs. Armita Duncan OF
Butte; Civics. Mrs. Anna Ridley
Butte: Home economics. Miss
Belle Mcdonnell. Bozeman: Arts
and Crafts. Mrs. Evelyn Baker,
Helena: Music. Mrs. NJ. A. Low
cry. Helena: Negro In History
Miss Ruth harding. Missoula;
Publicity, Mrs. Ellenoiah Banks,
Helena: Organizer, Mrs. Dorothy
Howard Helena. According to
the round table talk held Fri
day morning by the clubs. In
formation from clubs of lutte
seem to indicate that our erst-
while minister. seIf-sufflclent so
clal worker and all-purpoae man,
the Rev Stewart who sometimes
ago was detained by Helena Of
fieers on suspicion Of having ma
nipulated fraudulent checks IN
Helena, is flourishing like Wild
mustard. In Butte. The sylph-
like damsel with the long. grace
full glide for loesmotion seemed
inexpressibly pleasing. as blithe
as a bird and admittedly, the
f9vorite OF the week. One hig
surprise-meet Mrs. Samuel Bat
ehelor, Of Missoula. The hood
lums who put rocks across the
path of motorists leaving the pic
mic might have caused serious
damage and possibly death. The
"hoorayv game introduced by the
Progressive League at The picnic
in distributing prizes, was a real
surprise as we'll as exciting.
The talk of Mrs. Maggie Hath
way Smith, of the state welfare
department. Friday morning was
most Interesting. Boys. didn'i
that figure In the light trousers
make you want to slf down and
just gaze and gaze? Well. lets
all go to Billings next year when
the women meet.
Richard Fisher of Butte was
visiting his mother, Mrs. Walter
Fisher last week.
Herbert Brldgwater damaged
a lamp post and broke the globe
last week when post and car
came together on Beattle street
The Colored Giants Of Butte
played three games, one Satur.
day and two Sunday. with the
East Helena ball club on the lie.
glon field in Helena. The Gil.
ants, who came to this city with
the reputation of being unlocked
IN te city league of Butte, man.
aged to swipe one out OF the
three games with the East Hell
ona team. Burk, Haslip. Kelly
Schneider, Bailey, Stack, o. Jack.
son, A. Spearman, L. Atkins. H
Spearman, D. jackson, T. Atkins
and Bforlln composed the Giants
team.
Word comes to Helena of the
serious illness OF Mrs. Glasgow
Of Washington d. c., sister OF
Mr. N. Ford Of this city.
In a letter from Los Angeles
we learn that Mrs. w. r. Dor
sey who for many years conduct
ed a mercantile business here
was stricken with paralysis last
week, the whole of one side be-
ing effected.
James Griffin, M. Shackleford
Agnes Peet and Mary Thomas
were returned to. Helena Satur.
day from Great Falls where they
fled following an alleged hold.
up last Thursday night, secur-
Ing 81 from two white men
They had been in the city few
days and drove a car with a Cal
ifornia license. Aneth car. q
Ford coupe, which also had q
California license, and located
on Wood street, is thought tc
belong to the quartet, but wat
abandoned because of the haste
| in leaving town.
Religion in the best armour
In the world, but the worst cloak
WANTED PUPILS. Back and
wing, tap, snake, skirt, clog
highland fling, round, square
and all other dances. Address