The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-06-25
Tacoma. Wash.

ANAA@N 49,"
Springs. Tuesday, June %. He
goes both for pleasure and health
Mr.. Mayes has been a resident Of
Tacoma - number Of years.
Rev. J. H. Pattern left Monday
night, June q, for Sioux City, Ia.
his home. His evangelistic CAM
paign In the Bethlehem Baptist
Church during the past three
weeks was well received and much
good was accomplished.
rev. w. I. Monroe addressed the
members Of the Grace Baptist
church Monday, June Fl. His
subject was the qualifications Of
leadership.
Eight colored students GRADUATE
ed from the high school this year.
They are: K1thryn Polk, Kenneth
wilson, Roberta Spencer, Evelyn
Smith, william Monroe, Frank
Sanders. Walter Houston, and Ma
| rilouise Strothers.
The Rev. H. G. Rice, assistant
pastor of the Bethlehem Baptist
Church, is the grand old man Of
Tacoma. He Is SO years old and
was born in Virginia in 1851. He
was 81 years old when he married,
and was the father of eight chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rucker of 2241
e. S5th st.. were recent dinner
guAsts at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Barnes, s02 e. 18th st.
Rev. T. L. Sanders, pastor IF
the First A.ME. Church, has re-
turned from a business and social
visit to Kansas City, Kansas, and
Arkansas, Missouri. and Texas.
The Puget Sound Conference of
the A.M.E. Church win be held
here August %. Bishop Noah w.
Williams Is presiding.
The Rev. Chester Tolliver, an
alumnus of Fisk University, Nash
vile, and Mrs. Eliza Gordon Nc
Cabe, formerly of Beaumont, Tex
as, are giving a joint recital at the
First A.ME. Church on July 2.
The father of Mrs. Helen Stat
ford has returned home to Kansas
City, Mo.
Mrs. Ella Dupree is still on the
sick list.
Sergeant John Buck and Mr..
Fleming are also on the sick list.
Mrs. N. J. Asberry met with a
very painful accident when she
fell down her backsteps and broke
her wrist. Her wrist is now in a
cast.
Miss Myna-Belle Annette at
tended the annual Tacoma Confer
ence Of Social Work which wak
held Saturday at the College of
Puget Sound.
Hughey Robinson-Arnette has
returned to Tacoma to spend his
summer vacation. having been for
the past year professor of Educa-
ton and Psychology at Philander-
Smith College. Mr.. Annette would
have been home a few weeks ear
lier rut was delayed because of
his employment after the college
term in the Urban League office
Of Grester Little Rock as statisti-
clan.
Full Gospel Pentecostal Chapel,
So. 25th and Tacoma Ave-, E. F.
Norris, pastor Baptismal and
devotional services, and basket
lunch, will be held this year, at
Spanaway Park. Come, bring
your Lashet This will be Monday,
July 5, beginning about 1890 am.
The serxices ct sseFe Ttecostal
/ Chapel, 25 and Tacoma Avenue,
are well attended. Bishop and Mrs.
p. f. Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
A. Trimble spent last week at va
kima, Toppenish and Ellensburg,
returning Saturday.
/ Saturday the Senior Missicnar-
les win have benefit luncheon at
the parsonage.
| Mrs. Norris win speak at the
Sunday evening service June 81.
Don't forget the annual 9Th Of Ju-
ly meeting and picnic at Spana-
way Park. Come and bring your
baskets and spend the day
Look for announcements of the
Grand Annual Reunion which will
convene at Seattle this year. Mrs.
Alonzo Gray had charge of ser
vices at the Seattle Church Thurs
day. June l6.