The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-12-03
CHURCH NEWS

munion. Z 80 Church School. u
q. m; Morning Prayer and SER
mon, Il a. m; Wednesday Morn
ing Holy Communion, g a. m.
The Corporate Communion Sun
day for the me nand boys Of the
church successfully drew out near
y every masculine member of St.
Philips. Breakfast followed the
Holy Service. Father Stone was
host, with the meal prepared and
served by a committee Of ladies
of the auxiliary guile. A special
Christmas service is being plan
ned 70 rc;nristmas eve night at
11;45.
Zion A. M. E., Rev. F. L. Stand
ifer. Sunday Worship II a. m. and
8 p. m. Attorney Wyatt w. VIII
Hams was principal speaker at a
banquet held in the dining room of
the church Tuesday evening. Moth
er Eliza West, zion's oldest mem
Der, was honored during the even
ing. All of the members are look
ing forward to an early visit of
sishop c. Brown.
Bethel A. M. e. The Friendly
Church. Larrabee at McAIillen.
Rev. Geo. F. Martin, pastor, Mrs.
Mary NJ. Duncan. reporter.
The Union Thanksgiving service
held at Bethel Thanksgiving day
was largely attended. Rev. ]. ].
Glow of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
preached the sermon, subject: "A
Great Question of a grateful
heart" The expressions of amends
and sanctions from the congrega-
ton was evidence of the telling eff
feet and forcefulness by which
Rev. Glow applied the message.
Other churches represented were
Rev. Standifer, Zion; and Father
L. c. Stone of st. Philips Episco-
pal.
Bethel's congregation is one of
those fortunate groups who can al
ways anticipate with receptive
hearts a bountiful outpouring of
the true spirit of the Christ in
song service when members of the
choir under direction of Mrs. ze-
pha Baker lift their voices in
praise. Rev. Martins subject Sun
day was, "Conquering Faith, {"
which he so ably portrayed and
applied. Mr.. Lee Grigsby was the
soloist for the morning worship.
The cast for the drama Here
Comes Charlie" was INTRODUCED by
their director Mrs. Lula Gragg and
from comment sold out house is
anticipated when the drama is
presented this week.
The ACE. League is growing
by leaps and bounds. The member
ship contest which closed was evil
dence of the cooperation and sin
cere interest of the young people.
The topic discussion was led by
Miss Sula Mae Williams. A most
enthusiastic song service was en-
joyed when the walls of Bethel
fairly rang out with I'VE are the
girls" I'VE are the boys" of the
Allen Endeavor league. Visitors at
Bethel, Miss Marietta Tribble; Mrs.
Horace stocker; Mr.. Perry Stock
er, all of Seattle, Wash, and Mr..
James H. Jones of st. Paul.
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, Rev.
J. James Glow, Minister
On December 10 the Searchlight
Club is having an old-fasbioned So
cial and candy pull. Mrs. C. A. Nell
son is chairman of the committee.
Shiloh Baptist Church, Rev. R.
e. Donaldson, pastor
Sunday service was well attend
ed. Sermon by the pastor, the choll,
gave splendid music both morning
and evening. The Pacific coast
little midget Jubilee singers sang
in Oregon City Sunday evening for
Congregational church Cwhite) i.
Thanksgiving day was well observ-
ed at the missionary home, din
ners were served practically all
day, with morning service being
well attended. The sermon by the
Pastor, Theme Remove not the
old ancient landmark" The Thurs
day bible class is being well at
tended each evening. The brother
e. F. Bushnell is the teacher and
everybody enjoys hearing him
teach. Great results are being de-
rived from the Bible lessons, and
we are extending a cordial invi-
tation to the public. Come and
share with us the joys and bless
ings of a great evening every
Thursday. The home is yours and
the doors are open to you. Sunday
will be another great day with US
at the church. Sunday school at
1920. Preaching at 1870. B.YP.
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