The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1934-05-03
Mrs. Lampkin Coming
To Direct Annual Drive
For NAAcP Members

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! Mrs. Daisy 3 Lamrlin Of Pitts.
bureh, Pa, national field director
! Of the N.A.A.c.P., win arrive IL
Portland next week to conduct TIC
annual drive for membership in the
local branch. Clarence e. Ivy, pre-.
sident Of the local organization i
conjunction with tne local xecu-
tive board IS making arrangements
for the biggest drive IN the history
Of the local N.A.AC.P A goal u
500 members has been set Mrs
,Iamplkln Is one ii the noted WON,
/ eAt Of the race. she IS vice press-
! ! cent Of The National Association
| Of Co;ored Women's Clubs and ner
coming to Portland has aroused
| great interest among the local club
| ~omen who are already planning
q series Of social events in honor
Of their leader. Mrs, Bonnie Ro-
| gle, president Of the Oregon Assoc
citation. is holding conferences with
| local clubs to arrange plans. Dur
! ing her stay IN Portland, Mrs.
! Lamplkin win be the house guest Of
Mrs. G. Y. crayson.
/ Tbs silver Tea which was given
sunday BY the Bethel A.M.E.
Chsrch teams headed by Generals
laarriS and Grayson at the home
| Of AfriL crayson, was a lovely af-
fair and largely attended A mu-
steal program was presented dur
/ ing the afternoon.
Members Of the Apex Club en-
tertained with a party Thursday
evening IN honor Of their husbands
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Redd. Following the presentation
Iof a program delicious supper
was served.
Nh. and Mrs. H. c. Baker and
daughter. Miss Bertha. Of Garden
Home, are ia the city visiting NJ.
and Mrs. Richard Boyle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Flowers
Mrs. Vernon Gaslzin, Miss Anita
lDiggs, and Miss Evelyn Freeman
nnofnred to Ocean Lake over the
week end.
Mrs. George Randall has invited
q group Of the younger set to 9
dancing party Saturday evening i
honor Of Miss Helen Bradley q
Chicago.
| Little Helen r. Taylor, infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Tay-
|lor, was christened April %, BY
Father Glare at st. Mary's catho-
Tic Church Mrs. y. c. Marghel
was Cod-mother.
Club Notes: The Culture Clut
members are rehearsing for Mu-
steal Review to be presented May
"A under direction of Mrs. Clifford
Freeman. Mrs. Lena Bowers viii
be hostess for the meeting of the
! city Club this week. Members Of
the Rosebud Study Clug we're ths
guests Of Mrs. Ethel Reese Wed
nesday Mrs Prentice Price was
hostess Tuesday for the meeting
\ Of the Modern Matrons. The Lit
erary Research Club win meet Fri
day at the s'Y"
Mt. 0Iivet Baptist Church, Rev
J. d. Wilson, pastor The choir d
Mt. Olivet win inaugurate new
musical feature, beginning the frs
Sunday in May at the 8 O'Clock
service and every first Sunday eve
ming thereafter win be known al
Choir Night. Sacred concerts, fea'
turing solos, duets, trios, quartets
and choral numbers will be ren
dlred. Outside talent win be vel
coined to participate in these pro.
grams. The church Is anxious &c
encourage its young musical peo-
pie ia wholesome and religious
channels and it gladly gave over
EVERY first Sunday night to the
choir. The public is invited tc
these programs. The first Choii
Night will be May 8 at o'clock
c. e. Ivey, director.
Misses Gwendolyn and vioIette
Hooker are visiting friends in Sc
attic.