The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-03-27
Spokane, Wash.

Master warren smith, MIS-. Geo.
Clay.
Rev. J. C. White preached last
Saturday evening at the meeting
Of the Volunteers of America.
A Democratic Club was organ
lied last Sunday afternoon at the
Bethel A.M.E. Church. Officers
elected were: Mr. Fred Wilson,
president; Miss Robin Stokes, vice
president; DR.. w. Vernon Scott, Sc
cretary; Miss sybil Stafford, re-
cording secretary; Mr.. A. Donagon
treasurer.
Mr.. Richard Harris of Portland,
Ore, was a visitor in the city last
week.
Mrs. John Turner, who was call
ed to Pasco because of the illness
of her sister, returned to the city
last week.
The Phyllis Wheatley Club met
last Sunday afternoon at the home
of Miss Ruth Richardson.
Miss Mary Dee Williams was
hostess to the meeting of the
Young Peoples Fellowship Club of
st. Thomas Mission last Monday
evening. The group sang songs ac-
companied by Rev. D. Glazebrook
and Steve Boone. A delightful
luncheon was served.
Ashanti Club met last Thursday
night at the YW.C.A. An invita-
ton was received from Pi Kappa
Nu Club TO their nationwide ban
quet to be held March "a. Mrs.
Olive Barrow told of Economic
Conditions Affecting American Fa-
mily Life" Mrs. Evalina Wilson
discussed the Emotional Aspects
Of Family Life"
Miss Ella Sue Croonquist, who
spent month in Alaska last sum-
mer, told of her trip.
First exhibition Of the work of
the Negro Artists, sponsored and
assembled by the Harmon founda-
ton OF New York City, will be pre-
sented in Spokane March 20 to APP
ril 6, ct the Grace Campbell Mus
cam, under the auspices of the
Wednesday Art club.
Mrs. Chas. v. Evans, local chair
man, has also arranged a show
ing of the exhibit at the Interna-
tional Folk Art association in Sc
attic.
TURNHAM, Jennie. Her home
was at w 1923 College. Age 81.
She had resided in Spokane for the
past 33 years. Survived by her hus-
band, Goodhue W., at the home; a
daughter, Mrs. Ruby Woods of Los
Angeles; two sons, r. C. Turnham
of Spokane; ]. w. of Oakland, Cal.
two grandchildren; three sisters,
Mrs. Rosie Arnold, Mrs. Alberta
Gray and Mrs. Moselee Raves, all
of Chicago; one brother, Ernest
Gordon of Fort Worth, Tex. Fun
eral Saturday, March 21, at l pm.
from Smith Funeral Home. Rev.
7. Cincinnati presiding. Interment
Paramount.
BENSON, Mary Emma. Passed
away March 81 at her home, 1907
Heroy. She had resided in Spokane
the past "a years. Survived by one
brother, John A. Haskins of Chica-
go; one sister, Mrs. Ella H. Lewis
of Spokane; one niece, Mrs Doro-
thy Redd of Spokane. Her last
services have been entrusted to the
care of the Smith Funeral Home.
Annual Youth Day was observed
at both morning and evening SER
vices Sunday in Calvary Baptist
Church. The pastor, the Rev. En-
NETT B. Reed, surrendered his pull
pit to the young people.
Miss Helen Virginia Coltrane,
president Of the young peoples So
ciety, presided. The proceedings
of the day was recorded by Robert
Ross johnson.
The program features were: IL
a. M, short addresses, Reverence"
Miss Ruth Richardson; Import
ance of Religious Training" En-
NETT B. Reed Jr; p. M, "A spir-
itual Youth " Hill Ramon Johnson;
and 1.-THE Challenge to Youth" by
Mrs. Anna w. Strong The young
peoples choir, under the direction
of Mrs. Thelma Lenora r. Weise-
ger, contributed music for both of
the services.