The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-07-14
PORTLAND OFFICE:
22I6 S. e. S7th
Phone East 1911
MARY Nj. DUNCAN
Editor
Editor

lined Dodge. They dined at the
Beautiful Chicken Castle opera
ted by Mr.. and Mrs. William Bod
ger.
Mrs. Myrtle Mitchell of Oakland
California, formerly of Portland,
left for her home Thursday even
ing accompanied by her aunt Mrs.
e. K. Stanley with whom she has
spent the past season. Mrs. Nit
chel met and renewed acquaintan-
ces with many old time friends.
Many courtesies were extended
her. She shared the gift of her
beautiful voice in participating on
several interesting programs. Mrs.
Stanley will be away about two
weeks.
Sonny (DeNorval) Unthank Jr.
is spending the summer with his
grandmother, Mrs. Shipman, in
Omaha, Nebr.
Mrs. Lula Roundtree of Omaha
Nebr. included Portland in her It'll
nerary as she toured the Pacific
Coast and Northwest. She is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. q.
Duncan.
Miss Julia Blanchard recent gra-
duate of Linfield College, received
a complete Scholarship last week
to Howard University, Washington
D. C. Miss Blanchard has made a
marvellous record in her scholastic
endeavors.
Mrs. Ira Hart was hostess for
Sunday dinner for the pleasure of
presiding Elder, Rev. G. S. Allen,
of the Puget Sound Conf. and Rev.
and Mrs. Geo. F. Martin. Miss
Christine Harris, daughter of Loo
mis- Harris, did her bit to help
make this visit of the Presiding
Elder pleasant by baking him
large chocolate layer cake, his IA
vorite.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Boles, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Williams and young son
of Marshfield, Ore. were holiday
guests of Mrs. Ferguson in N. e.
Tillimook.
Mrs. Mabel Byrd Curtis and her
twin sons, Robert and Thomas,
were the dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Turner and family on
the evening of July 4th at their
home on Grand Court.
With the Geo. Randalls are Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson of San Fran
cisco, Cal. Mrs. Robinson is a
teacher in Beaumont, Texas. They
are friends of the Earnest Love
family from childhood; Mrs. jose
phine Carmiker, teacher in Vic
toria, Texas and Mr. and Mrs. c.
]. Cay are with the RandalPs for
the summer; the Gays are tea
cheers of Paris, Texas.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Freeman was the scene for a
beautiful party last Thursday eve
ming when Mr. and Mrs. Webster
Rand Jr. of Longview, Washington
honored their daughter June with
birthday party. A group of %
young people enjoyed themselves
immensely. The guest of honor
was the recipient of many useful
gifts. An amateur contest was
staged. Alfonso Scruggs won LIST
prize for boys. Bernie Bruce LIST
for girls with Vivian Young and
Leonard Bruce close runners-up.
Mrs. Merial Albert, Mrs. L. Brock,
and Mrs. Cecil Berry assisted Mrs.
Freeman and Rand in caring for
the youthful guests.
Mrs. Bertha Jamison has re-
turned from the grand lodge of
S. M. IT'S and Y. B. Us held in
Oakland, Calf. Mrs. Jamison re-
lates that this session was one of
the most inspirational and well at
tended grand sessions in several
years. Mrs. Jamison saw the ex-
position with it's wonders, Visited
in Los Angeles, guest of Mrs.
Chas. Martinez for dinner and a
scenic drive, Worshiped at 9Th and
Towne A. M. E. The visitor was
much impressed with the many
race enterprises and various per-
suits.
Mr.. Kelly Foster prominent bu-
siness man and district manager
of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters, is away on business which
takes him to Seattle and Tacoma,
Washington.
Mrs. Ellen Duncan left last Mon
day for Jackson, Michigan, where
she will visit indefinitely with her
granddaughter, Aretta Duncan of
Portland. Mrs. Duncan is the mo-
Their of Mrs. w. Davis and Mr.. G.
E. Duncan of Portland. She made
her home with Mrs. Davis for the
past two years.
One day when little Mary visited
paucpapa,- offioa cha oot oo1,oht