The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-12-04
CHURCH NOTICES

First A.M.E. Church. Rev. Fred
A. Hughes, Minister out Of the
Pages of Power is the sermon
subject to be used by Rev. Hughes
for Universal Bible Sunday and
Communion Service at II a. m.
The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters, Seattle Chapter. win be
our guests at the 8 o'clock wor-
ship, with c. L. Delliums, organic
er of Oakland, Calf, as speaker.
He viii also present to the local
organization the charter that was
recently granted to them.
At 7 o'clock the Plymouth Con-
gregationaI Young People win
join with our young people in the
Christian Endeavor work. Ossie
May Lewis is president and Lois
Hughes, leader. In the afternoon,
the pastor, choir and congrega-
ton will go to Everett to assist
Rec. Chester Tolliver in their
quarterly meeting.
Last Sunday Strategy" was
the topic of an able sermon by
our pastor delivered to a large
congregation. The First Church
is proud of the fact that it has a
conscientious, progressive and de-
vout man of God for its minister;
and also that the thinking people
of the community are lending him
wholehearted support. The Mis-
sionary Society gave a fine SER
vice Sunday evening with Miss
Nellie, Logan, reader and Evan
gelist, and Mrs. M. v. L. Select
man, as the speaker.
The Junior Stewardess Board
will hold their grand bazaar, The
Streets of Bagdad," on Friday ev-
ening, December II. They promise
the best of food and pleasure and
urge all who will, to come.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rev.
4. NJ Davis, pastor in observ-
ance of Fifth Missionary Day, the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society had charge of the
services last Sunday. Selecting
Roads" as her subjects, Mrs. J..
p. Randall, Secretary-Director of
the Seattle Association, brought
the message at the IL O'clock SER
vice. At 8 o'clock, a musical pro-
gram followed brief, though in
spirational song service. Special
musical features for the day were
the solo by Mrs. Bessie Radcliffe,
and the selection by the Mt. Zion
Ladies Quartette. Next Sunday
will be devoted to the Covenant
and Communion, with a sermon
by the pastor at o'clock. District
leaders of all disticts are urged to
solicit large representation in
attendance upon this, the first
in December. Mt. Zion
extends a cordial welcome to all
strangers and visitors to the SER
vices.
Phyllis WheatIey Y.W.C.A. Miss
IdeII @. Vertner, Executive Secre-
tery- Mrs. William DeForest,
sectional director of Missionary
education of the Baptist Conven-
ton, win be the speaker at Yes
per Service Sunday Other NUM-
bers on the program will be a
song service led by Mrs. Nathan
Robinson; Scripture reading by
Mrs. 3. Clark; Prayer, Mrs. A. r.
Bonner; piano selection, Edith
Mary Brown; reading, Mrs. Bes-
sic Radcliff; duet, Mrs. Emma
Moore and Mrs. Blanche Tolles.
The Business and Industrial
Girls had their meeting on Tues
day night Of this week in order
to attend the Roland Hayes con-
cert on Thursday evening. In
stead of the regular routine of
business, they enjoyed an Italian
dinner-dance. On December 10
they will have a boys and girls
did not cast it back into the face
Of the tempter with the hot indig-
nation of wounded honor, should
be required by his congregation to
resign his pulpit. After this, if
such minister has the shameless
audacity to look his God, his con-
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