The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1934-02-22


williams Avenue Branch WV.
CA, Miss Elizabeth Summers.
secresary-vesper services VIII be
IN charge Of Mrs. Madgc crane
on Sunday afternoon at 8 o.
clock. The following program
viii be presented: Devotions by
Mrs. Mabel Henderson: musical
numbers By the Stewart Park
Quartette and Miss Pearl stat
ford win be the speaker. mrs.
Louise Price viii conduct q de-
bate sunday. March A. This de-
hate was postponed when sched-
uled before because the teams
could not secure the data neces-
sary. Preparations are being
made now 50 that the audience
win not be disappointed. MRS.
Rosa Nichols. chairman Of the
Religious Committee. has arrang-
ed very interesting programs for
the coming season.
Carita Burton and Willard
Spraings were arrested Thursday
on complaint Of w. H. Billings
ley. who reported the pair rob-
he'd him of s27 and two pairs of
hose.
Special Lenten services will be
held Sunday evenings during
Lent. Among the prominent
clergymen to be IN charge viii be
Rev. o. w. Taylor. Rev. Ball,
Pew. Dawson, Rev. H. D. Cham
bers and Lay reader. Blaine B.
Coles who regularly conducts
services.
Mrs. Ia Fuller was reelected
president Of the City Club and
mrs. Mary Fuller was elected
vice-president. AL other oft
GERS were re-elected.-Miss Al
frieda Franklin was hostess on
wednesday for the Culture Club.
The Rosebud Study Club met
with Mrs. Ruby Hardin Wednes-
day.-Mrs. Lena Bowers enter
tanned the Harriet Tubnan club
Monday.-The Oregon Bellies and
Matron's Birthday Clubs are to
be guests Of the state president,
Mrs. Bonnie Boyle, next week
The Literary Research club OBJ
served Negro History Week last
Friday at the home Of Mrs. Ma
inie Stanton. Miss Elizabeth
Summers was guest speaker and
Mrs. Inez Duke was made new
member.
Mrs. Lenora Henderson was
honor guest at the meeting Of
tie culture Club last week at
which her daughter. Miss Cliff
ford Freeman. was hostess. A
program, observing Negro His
tory Week, was presented.
The Thirteenth Annual meet
ing Of the Williams Ave. Branch
was held on Friday evening. Fee
| bruary %. at 8 o'clock. The
newly elected chairman, Mrs.
Jessis Flowers. presided over the
meeting. The program consist
/ ed Of the following numbers; in
vocation by Mrs. r. r. King;
pausical selections by Chorus and
vocal duet by hrs. Jessie Gray
son and Miss Clifford Freeman;
Mrs. ]. D. Wilson delivered an
address on what the Y.WC.A.
Means to the Community" the
Annual Report Of the work OF
the Branch was given by the act
ing secretary, Miss Elizabeth
Summers. Mrs. c. L. Ingerson
was chairman of the committee
planning the program. assisted
| by Mesdames Katherine Gray
and Jessie Grayson. A reception
was he'd at the close Of the
meeting under the supervision OF
the Hospitality Chairman. Mrs.
Robenia Martin, and committee.
Miss Clara Ingersoll has been
appointed advisor of the Grade
School Triangle. A city-wide
Grade School Girl Reserve Pat
riotic Jamboree was held at the
Central Association on Saturday
from 2:3O p. m. to S o'clock.
The girls were required to bring
five cents, suit, cap and towel
for swim.
Rosadelle Smith, Ida Edwards,
Eunice Mott. Jessie Edwards
Mrs. Flowers and Miss Summers
attended sessions OF the High
School Girl Reerve Conference
held last weekend at Reed Col
lege. All reported very sue
cessful meeting and beautiful
services.