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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion Sander, lelkesz
925 Mahonine Ave Phone $685.

ISTENTISZELET vasarnap
delelott fel II orakor. Isten-
tiszteleteinkrol lit is orommel
kozolhetjuk, hogy azokat, az
eros tell hidegek es havazasok
ellenere is, egyre szorgalmasab-
ban latogatjak gyulekezetunk
tagjai. Macy megnyugvas es
aldott biztatas ez szamukra,
inert ICY minden remenyunk
meg van ARA, hogy a kuszo-
bon allo bojti idoszakkal beallo
husveti egyhazi evkorben
templomunk allandoan meg
telt padsorokkal fog ekeskedni.
VASARNAPI iskolankat,
Krisztus utan szomjuhozo, lei
kes kis csoporttal, a multi va
sarnap megkezdtuk. Hivjuk es
szeretettel varjuk a tobbi, az
osszes gyermekeinket vasarnapi
iskolankba, melyet vasarnap
reggel fel 10 oratol tartjuk
ternplomunkban.
A LELKESZLATOGATAS
mind a ket varoSreszben,
Campbellen ugy, mint Steel
tonban, Veres Istvan fogond-
nok, utobb Batary Andras al
gondnok kisereteben, allandoan
folyik. A gyulekezet tagjai,
yalamint a lelkesZ szamara is
sok es nagy nyereseggel jaro
eme latogatasa, amidon szere-
tettel felhivjuk az erdekeltek
figyelmet, ugyanakkor a meg
meg mem latogatott tagokat,
mivel a latogatas tobb hetet
igenylo munkat jelent, a hoz-
Zajuk erkeZeSlg SzlVeS turelem-
re kerjuk.
TARSASVACSORA kereteben
rotta lie vasarnap este, gyule-
kezetiink megerto nepe, jeleso
tiszteletet ugy az ujonnan er-
kezett es munkajat mar meg,
kezdo lelkesz es neje, valamint
ez ev folyamara megvalasztott
ferfi es moi tisztviselok ugyar
s',kor egyhazunk Juliannai e.
Zsuzsannai irant. - A lelkesz
part Batary Andrasne, Noegy
lett elnokno egy viragcsokor e
unnepitorta kisereteben meles
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITKi5ZSEE
Lelkesz:
F6T. MAcKoN j.. JOSEF
Lakas:
Bf6r Tod Ave. Teiefon, 4-2O36
Templom: 7o2o Matfoning Ave
Youngstown. Ohio

SZINDARAB EST. UtUljara,
hivjuk meg hiveinket, magyar
baratainkat e honapn utolso5 va
sarnapi mulatsagara hozzank a
ternplomunk alatti; tagas meleg
termiinkbe. Ne feledjik el,, az
elottunk levo vasarnapon este
a hitk0zsegunk asszonyaii igen
mokas darabot rendeznek az
oltar javara. A szindarab cine:
"Cigany' lakodalmi szokasok'
Kezdeter este 8-kor. Utana XII
lenckor finom lunchot eszunk,
jo eros es forro teayal.. A. be-
lep6 dij alacsony aru,. a eyer
mekeknek csak tiz; cent. A
darabot a legjobb erok jatszak.
A farsangnak ez az est a be.
fejezoje: Ha meg jot nevetni
akar es barataival kedelyesen
elszorakozni kivan, feltetlenul
jojjon Ell ez esttinkre. Szivesen
latjuk es per1ze elleneben meg
kitiinot eszik is. Nagyot mu-
laszt,, aki a fe1rti cigany estet
elmulasztja.
|. OLTARTERTT6K. A mar
.emlitett oltarteritokre sokan
szepen adakoztak. OrOm tudni,
hogy a Frivek legnagyobb resze
szivesen adakozik kis temple
mocskaja szuksegleteire. Sajat-
jara ad, aki hitkozsegere ad.
Maid naskor adok, - soraink-
ban nincsenek, inert a jo hivo
akkor ad, anikor ADM kell, S
akkor aztan bokezii is. Ha meg
valaki szandekszik adni, minel
elobb szolgaltassa at ajandekat
Hriczo Janosnenak. Halas k0-
szonet az adakozo jo sziveknek!
MARCIUSI UNNEP. A szoka-
| SOS marciusi nemzeti nagy idok
emlekere, mint minden even
ugy ez iden is hazafias estet
iiliink templomunk alatti ter
miinkben. Szindarabot adunk
elo fejl6d0 fiukkal, lanykakkal
Szavalatok hangzanak maid el
az esten. Sep lesz, buzdit6
leSz a marcus tizenOtOdike
Ere keszuljon mindenki csa.
ladostul, Maid meg trunk q
dologrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
SHARON KORNYEKI HIREK

volt vasarnap delutan Borbely
Ferenc es neje tiszteletere a
Szaksics-fe1e soroz6ben, Zorro
Andrasne, Biro Andrasne es
Kiss In1rene OsszeI1ivasara. Az
0ssZei eiOveteIen 35 csalad vett
reszt, az unnepe1t part a tisz-
teI6k serege szamos es erte-
kes ajandekkal lepte meg.
A SF1aroni Magyar Haz szom-
baton megtartott Valentine
tarlcestelye jol sikeriilt es szep
szfimban jelent meg a k0z0n-
seq.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20

ner Janos, Huszar Erzsebet,
Eles Mihaly, Horvath Daniel.
Konferal: Nemes Jozsef.
El6adas utan tanc, szerpen-
tin, konfetti csata, zsur, tav-
irat!
FEBRUAR 27, csiit0rtok, az
Ifjusagi Kor 0sszejovetele, anne
lyen Ft. Andras Jeromos al
kalmi tanulsagos eloadast tart.
MARCUS 8, vasarnaptol
16-ig, missios napok..
MARCUS 26, 27, 28~ es %,
csutortok, pentek, szombats es
vasarnap7 egyhazunk: eyi Macy
bazaar 1'vasafjao.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20

FARRELL, PA. Kovacs An
dras az auto, szerencsetIenseg
utan mar a javulas utjan van,
a k6rhazbol mar kikeriiIt es
hazi kezeles aIatt a Wallis
Ave.-i' lakasan varja teljes fell
gyogyulasat.
- A farrelli magyar refor-
matus egyhazr1aI februar 15-en
szombat este szep sikeru Va
lentine' tancestely volt, Macy
szamu magyar k0z0nseg jelent
meg Balint napja emlekere.
SHARON, PA. Shower Party
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
SIT. HAROMSAG R. K.
HITKOZSEC HIREI
PtShdnos:
FGt. ANDRAS JERCMOS
ff28 Fruit Ave
TeIefon fto6 Farrell, Pa.
MtlSEk RENDtE

MlSEk RENDIE
Vasannapokon kis mise s 6rat6l.
nagy mise 10: 3O-t6l. - Hetkoz-
napokon misek s 6rat6l.
GroNTATAsok
NIindennap a misek el6tt Ss szom-
haton de1utap ora 81 Sig es
este z 6fat6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben rovatban dijtala-
null kozoliuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek nulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit, stb. mem tobb
mint 2 honappal elore is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos.
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat aalunk,
szerzik be.
Februar 22-en, szombatOn
sziiletesnapi tancmulatsag a
Central Auditoriumban. Orosz
Ferenc nagy zenekara.
Marcus 15-en, vasarnap del
utan 2 orakor Marciusi Unne-
pely a Nagybizottsag rendeze-
seben.
Aprilis 12-en, husvet vasar-
nap a Magyar Sport (Tested-
zok) Kore tancmulatsaga a
Magyar Hazban..
Aprilis no 18-an, szombaton
a Pro Hungaria List estelye..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
MAGYAROK
NAGYASSZONYA r. K.
HITKOZSEG HIREI
Plebanes:
Fot. Mundweil Janos Ph. D.
545 N. Bellevista Ave
Telefon 9216S

MIsEk RENDJE
Vassrnapokon kis mise 6ratol
angol predikacioval
Macy mise 10:3O-tol, magyar
.... predikacioval.
Hetkoznapokon kis misek reg
gel S:30-kor.
GYoHTATAsoK
Minden szombaton delutan 4
orat6l Gig es este 6rat6,
MOST SZOMBAT ESTE 8
oratol a Pail Scent Vince Tar
sulat gyulese.
FEBRUAR "a, hetfo este 7
oratol a zenekar gyakorol.
FEBRUAR 27, csut0rtok este
7 oratol cserkeszek tartanak
0sszej0vetelt.
FEBRUAR 26, szerda, Ham
vazoszerda, hamvazas reggel fel
9-kor es este az ajtatossagok
utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
MAGYAR EV.,
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
Lelkesz: Mt. Laky Zsigmond
737 Mahoning Ave
Tel. 39949'

MARCUS len, vasarnap
tartjuk meg a b6jti urvacsora
osztast tenplomunkban. Ker-
juk egyhazunk eloljaroit es
tagjait, jaruljanak a scent
asztalhoz. Szeretettel hivogat-
juk egyhazunkhoz mem tarto-
70 hittestvereinket is, akik
ugy erik, hogy velunk egyutt
akarnak megjelenni az Ur asz-
tala el0tt. Elokeszito Anita
tot tartunk szerdan, 26-an,
este fel 8 oral kezdettel.
MULTI VASARNAP ifiusa-
gunkbol 4O-en voltak egyutt.
A rendes vasarnap esti G. E.
osszejovetel utan tarsasestelyt
rendeztek. Kellemes szorako-
zassal toltottek idejuket. Akik
figyelemmel kiserik ifjaink
fejlodeset, orommel latjak,
hogy mily sok egyhaziasan ne
velt ifju emberiink es leanyunk
van, akik szeretnenek az egy-
haz korul szorgalmatoskodni.
JOVo VASARNAP este, e no
23-an, a Lorantffy Noegylet
tartja meg a szokasos februari
disznotoros vacsorat. Az aldo
zatos lelku noicsoport faradha-
Italian buzgalommal szorgalma-
toskodik, hogy egyhazunknak
legyen bevetele. Ilyen rettene-
tes hideg idoben meg a kiada-
sunk is tobb, mint maskor. De
az ilyen hideg lido emlekeztet
minket a regi, ohazai diszno-
toros idokre. Vacsora jegyet
nem arulunk. Minden vendeg
annyival jarul a koltsegekhez,
amennyivel segiteni akarja az
egyhazat. A vacsora kezdete
z orakor lesz. Mindenki re-
szere lesz hely, mindenki jo va
csorat fogyaszthat Ell, ha elton
Nemcsak egyhazunk tagjait, de
masokat is szivesen 1atunk es
mint kedves vendeget foga-
dunk.
IGERET SEP $40, ha meg.
tartjak ugy jo. Kulonosen, ha
valaki egyhazanak tesz igere
tet. Es milyen sokan tettek
amikor hidegen, cs0ndesen all
tax a gyarak. Igertek, hogy hs
megjavulnak munkaviszo
nyok, eleget tesznek egyhazul
iranti kotelezettsegeiknek Hi
szen az egyhaz a munkanel
kiliseg idejeben is husegeser
szolgalta nemcak az egyhazta
gok erdekeit, de mindazoket
akik az egyhaz szolgalatai
igenybe vettek. Most lit a.
ideje, hogy a sep igereteke
bevaltsak, akik tehetik. Mar ;
becsilet is ugy hozza magaval
S magyar ember meg akkor i
soka ad a becsiiletre, ha men
egyhazias, keresztyen felfogasU
Azert irjuk ezeket, inert re
meljuk, hogy lesznek olyanol
akik elolvassak e sorokat e
oda allanak az egyhazfenntart
tagok kozze.
RANKINBEN volt az egyha
lelkesze a multi vasarnap, ahc
delutan a templomi unnepe
lyen szolgalt, este pedig a ju
bileumi vacsoran toltotte b
az aldomas mesteri tiszte
Igazan buszke lehet a kicsin
rankin egyhaz ARA a szep {
nepes unnepre, amivel mul
vasarnap megtinnepelte fenna
lasanak 20-ik evfordulojat.
MAGYAR HONFITARSAIM
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
HIVATALOS LAP

A campbelli Silk Verhovay
Segely Egylet fiokja lapunkat
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlapot
va1asztotta meg hivatalos lap
max.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-12-04
Vancouver. B. C.

The funeral of Mr.. Abe Hamil-
ton was held from Centre and
Hannas Undertaking Parlors. Rev.
B. e. Edwards officiated. Mr..
Hamilton was preceded in death
by his wife two years ago. He Is
survived by two children, Hazel
and Alexander, also two cousins.
Mrs. Eva Pinkett Of Omaha, Neb-
raska, and Mrs. Matte Williams.
of Chicago, Mr.. Hamilton was a
member of the I.BP.o.E. of U.
and a Shriner,
Mr.. Harry Taylor, resident of
Vancouver, died. Mr.. Taylor was
a member of the True Resolution
lodge and patron of Kiwanina
Chapter at one time.
Mrs. Iva Pope viii be hostess
to the Douglas Forum on Tues
day, December /. - The W.M.M.S.
of A.M.E. church rendered pro-
grom Sunday evening which N0Ss
very much enjoyed by those pre-
sent. = Mrs. M. Wright was the
chairman of the program COM
mittee. = Mrs. M. Wright, 1925
Granville. reporter.
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Yakima, Wash.

Mr.. Brooks Echols of Roslyn
spent week end visiting friends.
Mr.. Al Gaines of Wenatchee was
here for Thanksgiving. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Donaldson spent the
Thanksgiving holiday in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. HoIlison and
son spent Thanksgiving in Top
penish. - Mrs. E. Locke of Port
land was gust of her mother, Mrs.
H. Jones, for a week. Mrs.
Prestina McBain of Toppenish vi
sited relatives here last week. -
Miss Janet Williams and Miss Da-
phin Ray Brown were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Spearman on
Thanksgiving. Walter johnson,
Frank Massey, Mcclellan Chat
man, and Aurches Nellis, Of Sci
attic, spent thanksgiving visiting
friends. - Bruce Carter of Wen
atchee was guest of mis- mother,
Mrs. D. Braggs for Thanksgiving
= Mr.. and Mrs. r. Frye enter
tanned a group of young folks at
a taffy pull last Saturday in hon
or of Bruce Carter. Mr.. Mike
Porter and Henry Woods are in
Vancouver, B. c., this week on bu-
siness. ~ Mrs. L. Ellison was the
HOSTAGES for the Mite Missionary
Society last Friday evening.
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Services were conducted at the
Wayman Chapel A.ME. Church
Sunday, November %, at usual,
with Rev. I. N. Blake, pastor, in
charge. Several visitors attended
the evening service,
The Missionary Women held
Turkey and Chicken dinner Thurs
day, November IS. at the home of
Mrs. Lillian Wright. Proceeds over
expenses were turned over to the
trustees of the church.
James A. (Jim) Coombs, n,
for many years porter at the
Northern Hotel, and well known
to hundreds of persons in this CT
ty, Did at st. vincents hospital
Friday morning, November 10,
following an illness of several
years due to career. He had been
confined to the hospital almost
continuously since January IS. He
was a Pullman porter for many
years and porter in the Hotel
Seattle in Seattle, Wash, before
coming to Billings twenty years
ago. Mr.. Coombs is survived by
two daughters, one of whom, Mrs.
Florence Simmons of Chicago,
came to Billings to arrange the
funeral services which We're held
Tuesday afternoon, November II,
at Smiths Funeral Home.
On Thursday, November II, at
6 D. m, after a n illness of nine
months, Mrs. Matilda Rushing,
known to numerous friends in Bill
Iings and other towns as Mother
passed away at st. Vincent's hos
pital. Sc was born July 5, 1874,
at Koskc, Mississippi, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs David Mallet.
She was the wife of George Rush
ing, who died many years ago.
She came to Billings nine years
ago from Great Falls, and united
with the A.M.E. Church of which
she was devoted member. She
was also a member of Mistletoe
Household of Ruth Lodge and Of
the Phyllis Wheatley Club. Ser
vices were conducted from Smiths
Funeral Home, with commitment
services by the lodge at Mount
view Cemetery
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WalIa waIIa, Wash

The basket dinner given at the
Howard Memorial A.M.E. Zion
Church Thanksgiving Day by Mrs.
w. E. Barber was a signal sue
cess. Rev. D. e. Parshall preach
ed an interesting sermon at the
Howard Memorial Church last
Sunday Il Appreciative audiences
attended the Mount Carmel Com
munity. Baptist Church Sunday.
The Rev. D. D. Banks, pastor, de-
liuered an interesting sermon at
the evening services with "An OPP
en- Vision" as his theme Mrs. L.
p. Robinson presented the church
with beautiful piano scarf. n
Miss Ethel Davis was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Rob
inson Thanksgiving Day = Rev.
and Mrs. D. d. Banks were host
to Mr.. Robert Jones Oh Thanks
giving Day. - Mr. Joe Miller and
Miss Jimmie Sigler presented the
Mt. Carmel Church with beau
tiful lamp Sunday. Miss Cora
Gibson, Mr.. Sammy Lee, Mr.. Joe
Miller, and Mr.. Johnnie Wilson
were guests of Miss Jimmie Sig
Ter last Thursday. After dinner
a card party was enjoyed by the
guests at the home of Mr. Jim
Dabney. Il Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Duncan were the house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William Roy over
the week end. Master Arthur
Banks appeared in two piano re-
citals at College Place during the
past week. - Miss Helen Spear
man spent the holiday visiting in
Baker, Ore, with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tebeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Spearman
entertained few friends with a
turkey dinner Thursday at their
home. After dinner the children
put on play which was very in
teresting, and was enjoyed by ev-
eryone.
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home, ~ her son, Arthur, several
weeks ago and is now under care
of a doctor. Her daughter Mrs.
Ray Walker. of Great Falls, has
been in the city several days with
her.
The home Of Mrs. Laura Sydney
was completely destroyed by fire
Sunday night while visiting friends
in her neighborhood Everything
she owned excepting the clothes
she wore was consumed in the
blaze. Mrs. Sydney came to Nom
tana from Missouri by boat in the
early days before the iron horse
puffed itg way across the prairies.
She lived in Helena for a number
Of years and moved to Towsend
and is at present the only colored
person in the county Of Broadwat-
er. Report says her many friends
have taken care of her in her pre-
sent unfortunate circumstances.
Her numerous friends in Helena
deeply sympathize with her.
Frank (Phoebe) Gray, 40, for
twenty years a resident of Hamil-
ton, Mont, died November 81 at a
hospital in that city after a weeks
illness. He was a member Of the
Ravalli post Of the American Leg
ion. Surviving him is his mother,
Mrs. Frank Gray of Wyoming,
who arrived in the city two days
prior to his death. Mr.. Gray, It
is claimed, had washed every win
dow in Hamilton, at least once.
The trial Of Mrs. Ethel Freeman
Thomas was again postponed in
the district court last week. The
future date has not yet been an
nounced
Miss Octavia Bridgwater is able
to be out after quite an interval in
local hospital following an oper-
alton.
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OREGON NEWS SECTION
Phone Murdoch 1875

the courtesies extended the sisit-
ors was a motor trip 0i the Col
umbis River Highway to the Bon
neville Dam and Trey we've hons.
or guests at a beautifully appoint
ed luncheon Wednesday following
the Rosebud Study Club meeting
al the home Of Mrs. J. H. Martin.
Williams Ave. Y.W.o.A., Eliza
beth Summers, Acting Secretary
Vesper Services yiil be conduct
ed on Sunday afternoon under the
leadership Of Mrs. r. F Morrison.
- The Business and Industrial
Committee win entertain members
Of the Business and industrial
Girls Club and their friends with
a Christmas party on Sunday eve
ming, December 90. All OF the
"" clubs contributed to the
Thanksgiving basket presented TO
a needy fafniiy. Several mem
bers Of the Monday evening swim
ming class hcve shown remark
able progress in swimming the
length Of the tank and diving.
Miss Florence Depew, teacher Of
the Portland Union Bible Insti-
tute, conducts classes for grade
school children on Thursday after
noon after school. The Com
mittee of Management win meet
Wednesday. December 9 at II o.
clock, with Mrs. Katherine Gray
presiding. The Membership Corr
mittee. under the leadership Of
Mrs. Theresa Grigsby. win hold a
cooking school in the afternoon
for members and all interested
friends. This plan was adopted
as a method of securing member
ship fees.
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Eugene, Ore.

University Of oregon Clit-chat
snoopings of the Campus snooper
to date:
When trouble troubles you, you
win find us worried abons: Child
Psychology. Lena; Social Control,
ArdeIi; Chemistry, Ellen; Physics,
Willie; Public Speaking. English,
and Accounting. Shelby; Elements
of Sociology. Elementary Psychol-
ogy. and Shakespeare. BIZ; Music
Appreciation, Bob; Elements Of
Sociology and German. Jerry.
Oregon's last football game was
played at Corvallis Saturday. No
venber 81. Ellen Terrence Bill
Law, and shelby Golden were the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cam
ada while in the city. Recently
the super yiver-s made a trip m
the surrounding hills of Eugene
shelby Golden. Bill Law, and
Jerry Turner spent the Thanks
giving holidays in Portland. Mrs.
Mill English Of Portland, was ho-
liday guest Of her daughter, Ar
dell, and the other goods, Ellen
and Lena. She enjoyed a tour Of
the campus, including the roman
tic spots. Lena and Ardell spent
the holidays religiously finishing
term papers, only taking time out
to eat the turkey remains. Won
der how and where they got the
typewriter
Don't fail to hear Rolalr Hayes
Sunday, December 6 at Macarthur
Court, also Robert Ripley Be
iieve It or Not on December 10.
The co-eds were honor guests of
Mrs. T. G. Young Saturday at an
informal art exhibit and tea.
Latest Fashion News: Shelby in
his classy gray wrap-around; Billy
in his good-looking blue shirt with
detachable white pique collar and
cuffs; Jerry in his snappy grey
hat; Willie in his sporty black OK
fords; Bob in his attractive plaid
scarf; Lena with her divine new
shade of rust finger nail polish;
Arden with her charming new lip
stick; Ellen with her becoming
hair style.
Bob Whitfield was on the Rex
Theatre matinee program Satur-
day He proved himself to be
very popular. He sang "st. Louis
Blues" "Dinah," and when Did
You Leave Heaven the latter
two being encores.
Only two more weeks in this.
term!!
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Brelnerton. Wash.

Rev. G. D. Oliver, pastor Of the
A.M.E. Church, preached at II o.
clock Sunday. His subject was
Take Your Yoke Upon You" At
7:30 p. M. he preached another
wonderful sermon, Go te the Ant
and Consider Her Ways = The
dinner given by Mrs. Mamie Jones
last Thursday was a success. -
Mrs. Frances Waldrup entertain
ed the Circle last Thursday and
all present had an enjoyable time.
The Circle will be entertained on
December 3 by Mrs. ]. Jones at
her residence, SOIL Cambrian So.
Il Mrs. ]. M. Hather win return
home from Kansas City and st.
Joseph, Missouri, 5ilis week. While
there she attended the funeral of
one of her sisters. The Pastors
Aid met Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Hattie Jones Mr.. w. W.
Simmons went duck hunting Sat
urday and bagged the Ilmit.-Rev.
c. D. Toliver was the dinner guest
Thanksgiving at the home Of Mrs.
Grace Ward. - Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Turner, Mrs. Allen OF Seattle, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson of Keyport,
Wash, were week end guests of
Mrs. Louise Pool and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Duel. Mr.. A. Latty
went duck hunting on the Duwa-
mish River Saturday and bagged
the limit Of pintails and mallards.
n Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Cooper
of Long Beach, California arrived
last week and will remain here
for three months.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-12-04
TACOMA NEWS SECTION
Mrs Correspondent
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/ Wilson, Tom Jones, Bud Caben.
William Muse. and I'd Griffin. The
Tacoma team is coached by James
Dupree, Jr. Aub Weber refereed.
This was a WPA recreation pro-
gram. Miss Allie Wilson is lead-
er Of the women's classes, with
Mr.. James Conley as leader Of the
mems classes. Mr.. e. NJ. Hollo-
well is assistant supervisor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". P. Stafford en-
tertained at a beautifully appoint
ed Thanksgiving dinner Monday
evening. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Laurel covington, Mr. F. ]. Brod-
head. Mr.. Beck, father Of Mrs.
Stafford, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Gibson. Games were enjoyed IN
the evening at which the prize
was awarded to Mrs. Gibson.
The Young Matrons. Club a.id
the Colored Ladies Musical Club
were entertained Friday evening
at the residence Of Mrs. e. El-
more. These clubs jointly spon-
sored a surprise stork shower FOR
Mrs. Frances Bradshaw, who re-
ceived many lovely gifts. Mrs.
Elmore, who is to leave soon to
visit her mother. was pleasantly
surprised at The same time with
lovely pair of boudoir slippers
from the Musical Club and NUM-
erous Individual gifts Of luxury
from the Young Matrons Club.
Mt. Tacoma Lodge No. 142 and
Lily of the West Temple No. 100,
IBP.O.E. of w. viii hold their
annual Memorial Services at the
Allen A.M,E. Church. 14th and
Yakima, al, p. m. All Elks and
former Elks are invited to parti-
cipate in the services. The public
is cordially invited.