The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-25
ARLIhE ,. ENoLIaFI. correapendent


Rev. J. A. Hayward pastor Of
Wilder Avenue Baptist Church. Of
Helena. Montana, was IN Seattle
for a short visit. at which time he
visited the Enterprise office. He
viii return 70 Helena IN order that
he may spend Thanksgiving with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dickerson Of
Portland. Oregon, spent the week
end in Seattle visiting friends.
Mrs. w. W Reed OF 23rd ave. So.
entertained the couple on their
wedding anniversary with a din
ner.
All attention this week IS GEN.
tered Thanksgiving and It's activi-
ties. Family dinners galore are
the order Of the day, and plans are
going forward with an enthusiasm
unequaled for many a day. Pre-
ceding dinner will BE- a serious
hour at most Of the churches, and
communicates will gather to give
thanks for The many blessings the
year has brought forth. At the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church the VIII
Do Club will have charge Of the
service, with Rev. Davis delivering
a sermonette on Thanksgiving. At
the First Church the Rev. Fred A.
Hughes viii be heard IN one Of his
inspiratiorsd sermons, using as his
subject. THE Lord Our Shepherd
Unfortunately the other churches
could not be reached for this issue,
but no doubt their doors viii be
open to afford their parishioners
an opportunity to worship on this
Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Emma Hancock win be the
hostess for the meeting of the
Lone Star Art Club Friday, Dec
ember 4, at her home.
Mrs. Lucille Jackson entertained
the members of the London Bridge
Club Wednesday evening.
The s. D. Workers met last
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Ella Brown. The next meeting is
to be with Mrs. Ora Glenn.
The First AM.E. Choir, under
Prof. L. L. McGruder, win have
charge of Vesper Service at the
Y.W.C.A. Sunday.
The Women's Legislative Coun-
Gil win hold their Twentieth Mid
Year Assembly at the Benjamin
Franklin Hotel, Friday, December
4 Three sessions win be held dur
ing the day: morning, noon, and
afternoon, beginning at 10 q. m.
and closing at 4;3O. All organiza-
tions interested IN Legislation are
asked to send a representative.
The public is also invited.
The Royal Ten held business
meeting at the home of Miss Mar
garet Cage last Tuesday. Miss
Irene Graves was elected as the
clubs representative on the Schol-
arship Committee. After a check
up on the tickets sold for the navy
cruise held last week, refresh
ments were served
The Negro Repertoire Company
of the Works Progress Admins
tration is now rehearsing THE
Iron Man." version of the John
Henry legend written by Ted
Brown. The production is sched-
uled to open about December 81.
Mrs. Virginia Creason was host
ess for the meeting of the Har-
mony Twelve Art Club last week
at the Adelphi.
The Texas Centennial Jubilee
Singers, who sang here week ago
at The Palomar, will return this
week from their engagement in
Vancouver, B. c., and it is hoped
will present concert at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church on Friday evening.
Mrs. Harry Walker entertained
the members of the Loyal Social
Club last Thursday at the Dunbar
Hotel for their business meeting.
The club is completing plans for
their Christmas party.
Registered at the Dunbar this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of
Seattle. Dining in the Dunbar PAN
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