The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-03-31
Portland
Churches


pastor: Elder Geo. Gaskins, Asst
Pastor.
Services Sunday, IL o'clock
Young Folks Meeting, $3.50 p. m
Evening Service, 8 p. m.
Sunday, March IL, As were pre-
sent at the Young Peoples meet
ing. On Sunday, Elder Scarce
baptized nine candidates at Bell
Station in Johnson Creek. He was
assisted by Elder Geo. Gaslxins and
Deacon Earl Bushnell. Wednes-
day, Sisters meeting; Friday eve-
ming, Brotherhood meeting.
Saturday evening, the young
people of the church hold their
meeting. All are welcome to at
tend all services.
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST, N. E.
Schuyler, Rev. ]. ]. Glow, minister
Sunday School under leadership
of Mrs. Marie Smith as Supt. is
growing rapidly with fine spirit
of cooperation. Rev. CLOVIS sub
ject at the II o'clock service was
"a Momentus Decision" B.Y.P.U
at Z p. m. with an interesting to-
pic discussion. The soc. club
presented a musical and literary
program. At the 8 p. m. worship
hour, theme Future of the Negro
Youth of America" discussed by
Miss Geneva Turner and Mr.. AL
bertus Bagley.
A pew rally increased to great
degree the financial contribution
The Easter Sunday Tea promises
to be very colorful affair at the
evening services. On Easter Sun
day the Sunday School will pre-
sent their Easter program. April
16 the Missionary Circle will pre-.
sent their Birthday Cup al
which time DR.. D. N. Unthank will
be guest speaker. The banquet no.
noring Rev. Glow will be given or
May 10.
BETHEL A.M.E., Larabee and
McMillen, Rev. Geo. F. Martin
minister.
The Sunday School is busy with
plans and rehearsals for the Eas-
ter program. Mr.. w. B. Brown
Supt. Rev Martins sermon Sun
day at IL a.. m. was on the sub
ject, "Christ's Great Desire for
Christians" Mrs. Chas. Fair of
Portland and Mrs. Ophelia Hall of
Seattle were welcomed guests.
Mrs. Hall brought greeting from
First A.M.E. church of which she
is member. Allen Christian En-
deavor each Sunday at z p. m. and
evening worship at p. m. Dates
to remember: Bought and Paid
For" three-act drama by Klub
Kredyeufawn under the direction
of Mrs. Lula Gragg, April FL; Be-
the lItes "All Request" program,
Sunday evening, April 80; and the
Mother and Daughter Banquet,
May 81.
ST. PHILLIPS EPISCOPAL,
Rodney and Knott, Father L. O.
Stone, Vicar.
Seating capacity at st. Phillips
Sunday night was at premium
when Bishop Dagwell confirmed a
class of nine new communicates.
Another class will be ready for
August. Palm Sunday services at
II a. m. will include procession,
blessing and distribution of the
palm, followed by Holy Commun-
ion. Easter morning, 7:45 Holy
Communion; IL a. M, Holy Com
munion and Sermon, with special
music. All communicates of st.
Phillips are requested to commune
during Easter-tide. Good Friday
services, II noon to 3 p. m. Time
to worship to depend on ones de-
sires; a few minutes or the whole
three hours.
SHILOH BAPTIST, 10th and
Everette st. Pastor Rev. r. E.
Donaldson.
Sunday School at 10 a. m. well
attended. Preaching at IL a. m.
by the pastor, subject, go on Thy
Way" A message that will be
long remembered by all. At 8 p. m.
the Missionary Circle held their
monthly program. Devotion was
conducted by Mrs. Ida Thompson,
solo by Mrs. Mae Bagley, paper,
Mrs. Eastman.
Speaker for the evening, Mr..
Dewitt of First Christian Church,
delivered an interesting message
which was enjoyed by the mis-
sionaries and others. Evening SER
vice, B.Y.P.U. at z p. M; preach
ing at 8 p. M, scripture reading
by Rev. R. E. Donaldson; solo, by
Mrs. Bagley; the speaker, Rev.
Williams. His subject was "The
Lord Is My Shepherd" The Sun