The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-11-26

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receiving congratulations on the
birth Of a little son born to trem
saturday. Mrs. cordiey was Beat
rice Coleman hesore her marriage.
Reported i'll: Mrs. Ida FRANKLIN
IS confined to Ter bed; Mr.. sher-
man Pickett Is definitely on the
mend though he is still confined
to the Veterans hospital Mrs.
Joseph Crane ST. is a little I'M
proved however, her two months
lines has taken considerable toll
Of her strength. Mrs. George Hol-
nday has been confined to her
home all Of this week.
The Household of Ruth, with
Mrs. Lulu Bowers as Most Noble
Governor, celebrated its A years
of organization Tuesday evening at
Fraternal hall. The anniversary
gathering honored especially the
five who have longest been mem
bers of the order. The five ladies
are: Mrs. Hattie Redmond, Mrs.
Dora Keene, Mrs. Cinderella Wis
dom. Mrs. sallie stanfield ana
Mrs. Marie Penny. OF this loyal
group, MS. Hattie Redmond is
the sole remaining charter mem
Der.
Professor Cleveland J. Gay, Mr..
Sherman Pickett. Attorney and
Mrs. Wyatt w. williams, and Rev.
G. f. Martin We're Thanksgiving
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
lis Reed.
The ministers council met Tues
day afternoon at the Bethel A. M.
z. parsonage with Rev. G. f. Mar
tin host. The spirit of friendliness
and cooperation existing between
Rev. L. o. Stone of the Episcopal
church, Rev. L. f. Standifer of
A. M. g. Zion, Rev. J. James
Glow of the Baptist church and
Rev. Martin of the Methodist
church is fine to see.
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CHRISTMAS DANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles williams
were hosts at dinner Thanksgiving
day. Among the guests We're Mrs.
A. Gerald Edwards and her young
son Gerald Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith en-
tertained with family dinner on
Turkey day. Mrs. Smith, by the
way, has only one credit to gain
before receiving her diploma from
the Western Baptist Theological
Seminary, the only one of its kind
n the Northwest. Mrs. Smith has
received instruction in every phase
of religious education including
psychology of children and ado
Iescents, the art Of teaching, as
well as concentrated Bible study.
She is also a member of the
Cradle Roll Guild of Portland, an
un d e nominational organization
Mrs. E. Williams and she are the
only colored women of the Guild.
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DANCE.
Mrs. H. J. Kinney of Omaha,
who visited here in the early fall
with Mrs. Duncan writes that her
memories of Portland are still
pleasantly vivid. Mrs. Kinney adds
that she is happy to keep in touch
with new friends she made during
her visit here through the columns
of the Northwest Enterprise for
which she is a recent subscriber.
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Alfred Bacillus was honored
guest at dinrer with the Isadore
Mr. 5ys as hosts Sunday. Tuesday
Mr.. Backus LEFT for Georgetown,
British Guiana. He will visit a
fortnight at his home in George
foxr1n and tl,ay, nil ero RI Trinidad
where he is employed as a chemist
in a sugar refinery.
Mrs. William Taylor was releas-
ed from the Good Samaritan hos
pital Tuesday where she has been
for nearly two weeks. She is re-
cuperating satisfactorily at her
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CHRISTMAS DANCE.