The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-11-07
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Mrs. Josephine Casmon repres-
ented the Negro as speaker at an
International Friendship meeting
held at First Baptist Church on
Thursday.
STAY OFF DATE - Self Inn
provement Clubs Annual Charity
Bill, Faurot's Hall, Thanksgiving,
November %.
The Urban League wishes to call
to the attention of all unemployed
iuen that registration for Christ
mas Post Office work win be ac-
copied at the Post Office Building,
2rd and Union, November IL until
November Is.
NOTICES: Progressive colored
Democratic Club will hold its re-
aular meeting at Chambers Hall,
Sunday afternoon, November 10.
Important meeting. Speakers will
be present. All members request
ed to be present. 3 p. mn. J.
GraffeII, pres; ira Norris, secy.
The Enavante Club will hold its
third meeting of the year Friday
evening at the home of Miss Edith
Mae Young. This club has been
organized a year this October with
increased membership and accom-
plisbed activities. The new non
president plan is in operation with
Vera Smith acting as secretary
treasurer. The members are the
Misses Dorothy and Juanita Alex
ander. Daphne Brown, Margaret
and Maxine Pitter, Vera Smith,
Petrenella Stringer, Evelyn Win
ston, and Edith Young.
Auxiliaries and members of the
First A.M.E. Church cordially in
vite the public to attend a receipt
ion honoring their new pastor, Rev.
Fred A. Hughes and family, at the
Phyllis Wheatley Y.W.C.A. Friday
evening from to 10 p. m.
Mrs. Freda Lee Murphy, Nash
vile, Tenn, arrived in the city on
Monday to visit with her sister,
Mrs D. D. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Miller
and Mrs. Pauline Swazie and small
daughter, left Saturday on a mot
or trip to California.
DR.. G. D. Graves was host to
the regular meeting of the Mems
Progressive Club Saturday at his
home.
Mr.. Eddie Washington of Port
land, Ore, spent the week end Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. D. A. Wash
ington, and sisters, Mrs. M B. Toll
son and Mrs. R. T. l-itchell.
The Harmony Art Club met last
Thursday with Brs. I. Bell. Prizes
were awarded at games to Mrs. 1.
Bell, first, and Mrs. Joe Williams,
consolation. Mrs. Helen Collins
was elected assistant secretary
and was also placed on the enter
tainment committee Mrs. Iva Car
ter will be hostess for the next
meeting.
Due to increased business, Chas.
Adams has been forced to expand
his shop. BY removing the parti-
ton between his shop and the one
next door he has more than double
his former area. His new shop now
affords rooms for fitting, increas-
ed cutting and sewing facilities,
and also a new steam pressing
machine. Mr.. Adams is now able
to render quicker service than be-
fore and is especially soliciting
cleaning and pressing to augment
his fine tailoring business.
The Associated Women Students
of the University of Washington,
under the management of Helen
Gorham, will present Paul Robe
son, splendid Negro baritone, at
Meany Hall next Tuesday night,
November II. Reviewers say that
Robson will prove the most salts
factory of all this years visiting
artists. His personality, his mag
netism, his sincerity and his intel
ligence combine to make of the
most thoroughly enjoyed of all
singers. Mr.. Robeson's fame has
increased greatly since his last vi
sit due to his wonderful acting,
both on the stage and screen. We
should all welcome this opportun-
ity to hear Mr.. Robson.