The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-09
Helena, Montana
By HEX


Edwain Soulds left Monday af-
ternoon for Salt Lake City to re-
sumo his studies at the University
of Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Ingram, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Johnson, and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Reid motored to
Warm Springs Monday.
Rasps and files of Ye olden
Days. I'm 1909 Sergeant Ma
than S. Walker with ]. II. billiard,
William Blanks, Logan Smith, ].
Sanders c. Poe, and Jane Warren
temporarily organized the Second
Baptist Church, at the residence
of N. S. Walker. Rev. ]. H. Jones,
pastor of Bethel Baptist Church
of Butte, completed the organic
alton and Rev. Barry, who was
then called as pastor, was success
lively followed by Revs. Perry,
Sheperd, Powers and Parsons, the
latter having charge since 1914.
About this time, after a lawsuit
with A. ]. Sheperd, the church was
abandoned, and a new organization
was formed under the title of
Ebenezer Baptist Mission. Serv-
ices of the Mission were held in
a storeroom on Sixth Avenue till
1915, when the old church was
purchased from Rev. Sheperd and
A. Smith, who had obtained sher-
riffs title. In April, 1916, the
secretary of the Montana Baptist
State Convention, Rev. G. Clifford
Cress, with Rev. I. G. Clarke, Revs
]. F. McNamee and H. c. Parsons,
reorganized the Mission into the
present Baptist Church. Since
then, under the administration of
Rev. H. C. Parsons, a new build
ing is in the course of construction
and sufficiently advanced to per-
nit services being held in the base
ment." - From the Kansas City
Sun of January 4, 1919.
Mrs. Emma Bridgewater was
visiting in Great Falls last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Cottles
motored to Butte Monday, return
ing by way of Warm Springs.
AS retreat has sounded for the
ladies of the Pleasant Hour club,
announcing their vacation period,
school bells peal loudly, calling
youth to enter the portals of learn
ing. Joyous crowds of bubbling
boys and girls were noticed Tues
day treading their various paths
toward buildings where minds are
expanded and developed into ma
terial for making of good citizens,
useful citizens, and perhaps a few
great citizens. Little Narvelle
Mast and Bertrand Banks will re-
present our youngest entrants for
this year.
Mrs. Ada Gordon is reported do
ing so very fine at the hospital,
she is expecting soon to be releas-
ed from her long stay there.
Jim Ingram got away with a
running start on his return from
the annual conference at Spokane,
but Old Man Hard Luck, his very
persistent and implacable enemy,
overlook him before he covered
very many miles in the state of
Washington Jim's new car seems
nervous and jittery, a regular
high-speed demon, so while mer-
rily sailing away, another of it's
tenders was sheared off by an
oncoming car. But Jim should not
worry, he has two on the rear that
have never been touched, as yet.
This little car fracas cost Jim thir-
ty dollars in fines. We suggest
a cowcatcher for front and rear
----all same locomotive.
1t is said that Jimmy Allen has
been doing some very good golf
work on the greens at the coun-
try club. While not mixing drinks
for the members, Jimmy has been
fondling golf clubs until he swings
a mean stick. His score is ---(?).