The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-12-05
MRS. KATHRYN G. BOCLE

land resident for the past 30 years
and, though he has been confined
to his home of late, lle and Mrs.
Rinford are still remembered by
many people Of both races. On
Mr.. Binford's birthday this year,
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church mem
bers who miss him from the con-
gregation. sent a radio and five
dollars to the aged couple. The
Christian Endeavor of Bethel A.
Me. Church sent basket bulg-
ing with good things, as did the
Boy Scout troop near Both st.. the
Firemen in their neighborhood. a
Mrs. Morton of Grandma's Kitch-
en-. and a Mrs. whitfield, a school
] teacher who never fails to remem-
Der Mr.. Blnford's birthday.
Mrs. Eva Page Townsend of
Medford, oregon is making a short
visit with her daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. VIII
liams.
Newcomers to the Mdley; ]. W.
Richardson of Los Angeles; How
en McDougall and ]. r. Jones, Of
st. Paul, H. Hawkins Of Denver,
Colo H. Hughes of Chicago, L. B.
Starr of Oakland, Calf, L. David
son Of Omaha, and o. Hill Of Sc
attic.
The Brown Skin Model Troupe
rested at the Medley between their
appearances at theatres in Long
view, Washington and Oregon CT
ty. Oregon.
Cab Galloway and his company
have made reservations at the
Medley Hotel
Among the Thanksgiving dinner
hosts were Mr.. and Mrs. B. Brown.
Seated at their beautifully ap-
pointed table were Mr. and Mrs.
L. Washington, their little daugh-
ter Irmalee and their young niece
Bernice Obey, Mrs. Bonnie Boyle,
Mr.. ]. F. Good. and Mr.. L. w. Will
Iiams.
Mrs. William Reese and her lit
tie granddaughter Greta Of Taco
ma. are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Myles.
Miss Melba Burge has gone to
visit for a fortnight in Keyport,
Washington, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Dixon
The Twenty-Fourth Anniversary
Bah given by the Court of Cal
anthe, Thanksgiving night at the
old Elk's Hall, was a decided sue
cess. The door prize, a delicious
birthday cake iced in the Calanthe
Court colors, white, red and green,
was won by Mrs. Myrtle Barno.
The committee on arrangements
for this enjoyable affair were Mrs.
S. E. Stanfield, Mrs. G. V. Gray
son, and Mrs. M. E. Nicely.
CARD OF THANKS: We thank
al those friends who sought to en-
tighten our burden through kindly
deeds or thoughts during the ILL
ness and passing of our beloved
Kate Lewis Began. We also want
to mention our appreciation of the
beautiful flowers sent.--Van Bo-
gan, husband; Julia Fuller, moth
err; Jeanne Jones, sister; Abraham
Corneal, uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duke Jackson in
vited group of their friends in
for dancing and cards Friday eve
ming to celebrate the BIRTHDAY an
niversary of Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. w. ]. Burns and her two
children spent the week end with
Mrs. william Taylor at her home
on Haight Avenue.
CLUB NOTES: The Tusko's met
with Elmer Flowers Wednesday
evening; The Wahkeenas met with
their president, Mrs. Theresa Grigs-
by, Tuesday evening; Mrs. Roberta
Martin entertained st. Phillips
Auxiliary Guild Wednesday even
ing; Bethclites met Monday even
ing with Mrs. J. A. Wisdom; Mrs.
Polly Anna Reed entertained the
Bridge Foursome Frida, morning;
Mrs. H. c. Bal1er was guest of no
nor; Mrs. Charles Numford has
taken up her club work again af-
ter having made several trips to
California. She entertained the
Literary Research club members
Friday afternoon at her home.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday from Miller and Tracey
Funeral home for Mrs. Laura
Brown Lapsley who died of injur-
les received in an automobile acct
dent fortnight ago. Pallbearers
were Messrs. Kelly Foster, Clyde
Lamb, Lee Anderson, Fred Peck,
Ned Ellis, and H L. Taylor. Miss
Barbara Hubbard sang solo. In
terment was at Lone Fir Cemete-
ry Surviving are: son, living in
Chicago; G. N. White, Henry Bes-
ea1la,, NJ Pasaaleu and Mrs