The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-17

Walla Walla for a few days visit
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Parker. Mrs.
Smith was accompanied home by
her daughter and little grandson.
Sunday, Miss Eunis Mott accom-
panied DeNorval Sonny" I'm
thank to see the thrilling picture
Jessie James," Pleasure in the
afternoon seemed mutual.
The Triangle group of the Ore
gon Association, composed of Art,
Better Homes and Negro Achieve
ments, are elated over the interest
shown thus far in their Doll House
contest. The five little misses con-
testing are disposing of coupon
books very fast. The Doll House
is nearing completion and will soon
be ready for display. Miss Jennie
Jamison, Mrs Henrietta Marshall
and Mrs. Frank Adams are the re-
spective chairmen of these depart
ments.
Mrs. Ella Saxon Bunch, who
shared a two weeks visit between
| friends of Portland and Seattle,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Norma
Williams before departing for San
Francisco on Monday.
Mrs. James Williams will leave
on or about February "a for an
Eastern trip which will take her
to Chicago. She will visit her mo-
Their and relatives. Mrs. Williams
will extend her visit to other east
ern points before returning home.
Little Miss Francis Grace, six
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
w. E. LaBelle, holds one of the
highest scholastic ratings among
members of her class, Francis
Grace is the only student of color
in the class, having attended
school only few months. She has
an unusual gift of memorizing,
especially poetic verses.
Memorial services by Scout
Young Camp and Auxiliary, Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans, were
held Sunday, February IL, at 2 p.
m. aboard Battleship Oregon, COM
memmorating the sinking of the
Battleship Maine February 10, of
1898. Principal address was given
by General VIM. G. Everson, pre-
sident of Linfield College. The
speaker said in part, Among the
many things you and I need most
is just real old-fashion honesty and
less deceit and Hypocrisy" 1--WE
should cultivate spirit of true
patriotism and loyalty" and that
the two greatest angles of covili-
cation and democracy are "Reli-
gion and Education" Faces We
Shall See No More" by mixed
quartet, and ASLEEP in the Deep"
by Comrade James Macarthur,
were among the musical numbers.
Mrs. Clara Pickett represented the
Auxiliary to Sgt. Joseph White
Camp. Mr.. James Macarthur re-
presented the Camp at large. Pro-
lessor Henri LaBelle was also in
attendance.
Mrs. Cecil Berry spoke on the
Interracial panel discussion group
for the Women's Hour program ov-
err station KEX, Wednesday morn
ing at 1870. This program is
broadcast each week, but this is
the first time the Branch Associa-
ton has been represented.
This weeks program is in OBJ
servance of Race Relations week.
Mrs. Berry is advisor for the Tri-
anon Club of High School Girl Re-
serves.
Gene Coy and his Eleven Black
Aces, rated as one of the best
dance bands on the Coast, featur-
ed a Benefit Dance Monday night
at Italian Hall. The attendance
was far below expectations due to
Indictment weather, however, those
present had grand and glorious
| time.
They say the music was better
than the best. A Jitterbug jam
Session was the speciality, with
prizes going to Mrs. Elsa Mae Law
and Edison Gordley. And a prize
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Martin for
their tenth year of welded bliss.
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