The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-09-26

bouts before losing to canzonerrl
gave WOODS all the fight he want
ed IN Seattle. This win be Henry's
first appearance IN q Portland
ring The fans win now have a
chance to see in action the boy
who has defeated every Portland
fighter to come North and who
made An Wing Lee hang up his
gloves. Henry Woods knocked out
Roy ockley IN one round, defeated
Benny Pely and stayed with Bar
ney Ross. the champion. for twelve
rounds after spraining his ankle
in the third. He viii undoubtedly
make name for himself with the
Portland fans if he can get over
Gizzy n style.
Williams Ave. Y. w. c. A., Miss
Elizabeth Summers. secretary.
Mrs. Bessie P. johnson win open
the vesper services with the fol
lowing program: Jessie Edwards
Flowers, piano solo; Scripture
reading and prayer Miss Dorothy
Bushnell: vocal solo, Miss Violet
Hooker; reading. Miss Gwendolyn
Hooker; Miss Lena Hillsman win
speak on Youth Education" The
service win start proptly at 5 o.
clock ON October s. A cordial in
vitation is extended to the general
public to attend these sesper ser
vices.
Mrs. G. v Grayson, chairman Of
the Fountain Fund Campaign. viii
preside at the dedication services
sunday afternoon, September 20,
at S o'clock. Mr.. e. A. Browne
win be the principal speake, Rev.
G. F. Martin will believer the In
vocation: Miss Barbara Hubbard
win render vocal solos and Miss
Jessie Flowers win render a piano
solo and be accompanies. Our Col
ored community have contributed
this fountain as a gift Of apprecia-
ton to the friendship Of the donor
Of our Williams ave. Branch build
ing. Mrs. 3. S. Collins
STAY OFF DATE Thankssiv-
ing Night Court Of caIanthe. Par
ticulars later.
THIs-A AND THAT-A
So you liked his paragraph last
week? So you get some more. So
right now I'm thinking the young
folks in town don't have the good
times Our Gang had. When ]
was young Maggie. the boys had
baseball team and the girls went
along when t:ss1 played and root
ed for them. we had lots OF pic
mics. hikes and outings all summer
as group. Once or twice a week.
at lessG we all played tennis in
the crisp morning air, some TWEEN
ty Of us. In the winter time the
boys played basketball and were
proud to show the remnants they
won. And our mothers opened the
homes to 1.-THE Gang" and we were
content and happy to have SIM
pie fruit punch as our refreshment
at our evening parties. Now the
young folks seem to confine their
pleasure to stuffy house parties.
What's that? Was that a dissent
ing voice? Speak a little louder
and tell me about it if that's not
so. Wonder who makes the best
devils food cake in town, Mrs.
Mary Turner or Mrs. Francis Full
Ter? With what utter noncha-
lance Mrs. Charles williams ar
ranges that matched pair Of snow
white fox furs about her shoulders
And didn't Mrs. Harry Hardy
look swanky the other day in that
black suit with the deep starched
white cuffs and that hat with the
black and white ribbon halo and
tiny veil? You should see the
wyatt williams firethorn since It
has blazed into bloom on either
side of their porch. It's really gor-
geous. Stop me if you've heard
this one. It seems as though Gene
Garden thru the mail received a
pair Of tickets for ringside seats at
the Louis aer mix, and he was all
adither Swell? Yeah, until he
found by close inspection that they
were advertisements sent out by a
motor car company inviting him
(and others) to listen in on his
own radio. Heb He'll He'll
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