The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-12-13

Cannady. Sidney Porter, Jr., and
the hosts.
Miss Jessie Flowers, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Flowers, honored at jefferson
High School last week for her per-
feet scholarship, was given pearl
which is to be placed in the gold
lamp pin which she won for ex-
cellent scholarship last year. This
bright young girl has had nothing
less than "E' (the highest grade
in any of her subjects during her
entire time at high school, and she
carries heavy program of Ian
guages, mathematics and sciences.
Mrs. George Holiday, who has
been visiting IN Columbus, Geor-
gis, for a few weeks, has returned.
The Jack Martins have a new
Plymouth sedan.
Joe Crane, Jr., has come home
on account Of the illness of his mo-
Their, Mrs. Joe Crane, Sr. He has
been working and attending school
at Reedsport, Ore.
Mr.. George Rancher who is en-
ployed at Salem, is In the city for
an indefinite visit.
The Waffle Supper, held Sunday
night after church at the home of
Mrs. Fred Thomas, with Mrs. Geo.
Hardin as joint hostess, was de-
cided success. The supper was
given for the benefit of Bethel A.
M. e. Church.
PERSONAL; Harry, have rea-
son to think you are In Seattle.
why don't you write? nm.
Maggie Shepherd of the Rain
bow Club of the Helena Manley
Community Center; Bertha Baker
from the Trianon Club of the Girl
Reserves; and Robert and Carl
Reiz of the st. Phillips Young
Peoples Fellowship, were dele
gates to the recent Portland Youth
Assembly held at Grant High
School last week. The assembly
was held to afford an opportunity
to the Youth of the city to discuss
subjects Of the day with each other
after having heard the views of
outstanding men of the state. The
sessions, which lasted over per-
iod of three days, were attended
by several hundred young people
of many races from over twenty
five organizations in the city.
Rev. ]. ]. Glow, the guest mini
ster of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church,
is house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence E. Ivey on Tibbetts st.
Mrs. Lula Cragg entertained at
dinner for the members of the cast
of ''The Finger of Scorn," which
she successfully presented at Be
thel recently. Twelve young peo-
pie enjoyed her hospitality.
Miss Hattie Tanning entertain
ed at a dancing party Saturday
evening at her home in Waverley
Heights.
All the way from Oklahoma CT
ty, Oklahoma, came Mr.. John
scruggs for the express purpose Of
studying at the Adcox DIESEL En-
cheering School. Young Mr..
Scruggs is the first Negro to at
tend this technical school and has
been given every courtesy there.
While in the city, he is stopping
with the Ralph Flowers on victo-
ria st.
Newcomers to the Medley: r.
Rivers, H. Holder, L. Wright, A.
Cheatam, Dynamite" Hooker, A.
Wheeler, Horace ''Nicodemus" Ste
wart, R. johnson, and Douglas
White, all gave their home town as
New York city. They are mem
bers of the Cab Galloway Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Duncan were
dinner hosts last week at their
lovely home in Waverley Heights.
Covers were placed for eight.
Billy Law of u. of o., spent the
week end in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Flowers
were among the appreciative aud
fence hearing the great Martinelli
Monday evening at the Auditorium
Richard Stanton has been award
ed his ~" letter from Jefferson Hi
for his work on the football team
It is seldom thai third-terpl stu
dent rates major letter as dick
has done. He now is member of
that exclusive organization known
as the 81" club, whose member
ship is taken from among JefGer-
sons lettermen.
CLUB NOTES: Apex Club mem
bers have been entertained this
month by Mrs. L. F. Little and
Mrs. E. NJ. English. Martha
Washington Sewing Club members
met at tie home of Mrs. Robeina
Martin with Miss L. Grant as the
bostess 4. searchlight Club mem