The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-08-25
Helena, Montana
BY HEX
By HEX

citizens of this city are sincere as
they go out to Hon. C. j. Bausch,
formerly Mayor of Helena for
about four years, whose wife died
last week. Mayor Bausch has ever
been a constant friend of the race.
In his capacity as minister of the
gospel he has rendered much SER
vice to both colored churches here,
and at all times has been ready to
serve us in various ways. We
therefore bow our heads and share
his grief in this great loss.
Mrs. Fessie Allen and daughter
Miss Shirlie, Mr.. Eugene Marshell
and daughter, Betty Gene of Spo-
kane, after trip to Seattle, Port
land and Vancouver arrived in
Helena last week for a visit with
relatives here. Mrs. Allen and
daughter are with Mrs. George
Christian, mother of Mrs. Allen,
and Mr.. Marshall and daughter
went to Butte to visit with his
brother, Albert Marshall
Mr.. j. e. Ingram and sister, Mrs.
Leo Calhoun and niece are motor
ing through Yellowstone Park,
they left Helena Friday morning.
Mrs. George Christian was host
ess at party honoring Sharon
Dixon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dixon who are here from Denver,
Col. About a dozen young ones
gathered to say au revoir to Sha-
ron who is returning home soon to
attend school. The young folk had
the time of their young lives with
delightful refreshments and inter-
esting games.
DR.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Jeltz of
Philadelphia are in the city and
are guests at the Grandon Hotel.
DR.. Jeltz is International evange-
list of the A.M.E. Church, and on
Friday night spoke at the st.
Paurs M. E. church on the SUBJ
ject Am / My Brothers Keeper"
Some others who were at the
Great Falls Fair were Mrs. George
Christian, Joan Allen, Lewis Chris
tan, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gauhff.
Paul Christian was in from Nor
ris where he is engaged, with
others, in breaking horses for gov
| eminent use.
The Rev. and Mrs. o. E. Davis
of Spokane were guests of the
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Byrd last
week.
Mr.. ]. E. Ingram, Mrs. Leo Cal
houn and niece have returned from
a trip to the Yellowstone National
Park.
Mrs. Mabel Stitt, Sc, wife of
Aaron Stitt died Saturday morn
ing at st. Peters hospital follow
ing long illness. Mrs. Stitt was
born at Minneapolis, MINI. coming
to Helena in 1915 with her hus-
band after living at Missoula for
awhile. In past years she had
been an active worker in Wilder
Avenue Baptist church. Funeral
services were held at Opp and Con-
rad Funeral Chapel and the Rev.
J. A. Hayward preached the fun
eral sermon. She is survived by
her husband, Arnold L. Stitt, two
daughters, Mrs. Carrie Burnett of
Butte, and Mrs. Mary Lavon of
Spokane, and one grandchild, Bar
bara Mae Lavon. Buriel was in
Forestvale cemetary. Mrs. Marie
Baker Mast sang two solos. Pail
bearers, J. B. Reid, Login Smith,
Edward Johnson, John Williams,
c. H. Harrell, Sr. H. ]. Baker.
DR.. and Mrs. Nathaniel H. Jeltz
were guests Sunday at three o.
clock tea at the home of Mrs. Nor
man Howard, Ninth avenue and
Idaho streets. Thirty-five guests
were welcome by Mrs. Corine Byrd
and Mrs. Evelyn B. Baker who re-
ceived the guests, and Mrs. Clara
Lowery and Mrs. Corie Johnson
poured tea. The colors, pink and
green added an attractive setting
for the beautiful silver service. DR..
and Mrs. Jiltz left the city Friday
morning. While here they were
guests at the Grandon Hotel.
Mrs. Cora Irwin, Mrs, Reese
Evans, Mrs. Anna Lewis and Mr..
Fred. Jackson of Anaconda We're
over to the funeral Monday.