The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-10-29
Round The Town
WITH FRANTL FAR

lovely letter from Mrs. Kathryn
tcoldie) Boyle, our keen cores
pondent over IN the Rose CITY.
A swell bit Of choice words I
shall cherish for times to come;
A card to my lady and bic from
from Gertrude jackson, now quar-
tered at New Orleans; a letter
from the colored Z. n c. A.
Branch urging membership enroll
ment, and in a few days J. A.
johnson, eYo big-wig," came BY
to nip the scribe for q Lamb
tongue" bat everything for such
a worthy cause. A card from New
York City from Clare Campbell.
She SER regards to all the Gang
and states she Is to leave soon
to play the Monte CARO- Grill IN
Montreal for the winter.
The 'creenstreals" probably
welcome this last weekend lay
off from their league to muster
a definite offensive punch. Their
opponents have found the .bangi's"
a hard team to score upon, being
the only squad holding clean
slate as far as touchdowns scored
against them are concerned. While
the teams are very evenly match
ed, the Hawks" have but to Inn
prove their offense to keep up IN
the running.
SHORT QUIcKIEs; One word
description Of Dolores Jackson, tai
ented pianist: EARRINGS
Allen Matthews and his spar-mate
Dynamite Leonard Bosticlx, top
all prizes for long arms Who
do you suppose came here from
the R ose City to visit several
weekends ago2 Cecil Finley
hittin the high spots on Sum
day afternoon How those
green and white jerseyed Uban-
gis can fight when their backs
are to the wall! ! :. Archie Jack
son, ivory ticker deluxe, back,
home from a 3O-day visit to st.
Louis If you are anxious to
know the ms and outs of fisher
mans luck. ask Noy Pierson the
barber. He knows more about the
fish than Izaak Walton The
Ubangi chorus girls had on some
very cute green and white knit
ted caps at the game week ago
Sunday Otis Reese, the
"piy-boy,D played most sensa-
tio.ial game at tackle Crowds
at the Stadium are getting larger
and more noisy eacn time
It's getting so it's more fun than
going to picture show; all you
have to do is get down near the
cheering section. Ha! Ha!
Who do you suppose breezed into
the Harlem Inn" the other mite ?"
wildcat" Carter. Erna Tan
ner, another pretty brown" from
over Tacoma way, pitching a ball
in the village Jim Clayton,
clothing Impresario It "Klops,"
could sell clothes to the Smith
Tower If it wore 'em A chip
off the OF block, Ell, j. T.?
like the way Ruby Baesley wears
her hair -. DR.. Burton is a
leading candidate for the rather
play-golf- than eat Club Boy,
did you see those swell big new
cars that Harold Lewis, the big
shot in Noodles" Smith Enter
prises, Inc, and LADY Borders,
drummer of note, are driving?
Whewl :. Geneyieve Jones visit
ing here after being away Tor quite
some time, is such a sweet person
and boys, what a shape!
Body by Fisher No one can
wear Loud tallxin" shirts so be-
coming as Dick Anderson, popular
Maynard Avenue Barber One
of the Ellis twins (They both look
alike to almost everyone, although
If you see Shelby and ask him
which twin he is. he says, I'm the
good twin, hal hal Mixin'
few, while thirsty onlookers senG
up gurgles of delight" Over what
they are about to receive"
There is one thing (Johnnie May
Smith they can't stop me from
dreaming Walt Strauthers
bobbing just up in time to let
friend know he caught him red
handed 1t is very urgent
that youse guys and youse gals
give your moral as well as your
financial support to the coming
Federal Projects Play starting
November LIST at their new Rainier
Valley playhouse. Get your tick
cts, now! Bruce Rowell, ace-man-
ager of the Ubangi Blackhawks,
takes the prize for sports attire
combinations. Joe jackson also
has a sporty outfit that's a killer
or sumpinl i. Personal nominal
ton for one of the city's best
liked personality girls, Idell Vert
ner Ironclad Oliver on his