The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-12-06
YAKIMA
By Parker Harris

the A. M. E. church. The member!
enjoyed a short testimonial meet
ing, closing with a short discus
sion, "a Shining Light" Commun
ion followed the Sunday Schoo
and Christian Endeavor are max.
ing preparations for Christmas.
A chitterling dinner was served
at the church by the Senior Ste
wardess Board. Mrs. Bragg is
chairman and Mrs. Nellie Jones
headed the dinner committee.
The Junior Stewardess Board
will close it's Talent Hunt" Sun
day night. The program chairman
Mrs. Edith Porter has outlined an
excellent program. Miss Kathryn
Turner of Toppenish will be prin-
cipal speaker,
Mrs. Belle Evans is visiting re-
latives in Ellensburg this week.
Mrs. L. A. Tolliver returned
from trip to Tacoma last Thanks
giving day.
Miss Josephine Evans of Ellens-
burg spent the week end visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Jay Spearman and Miss Hat
tie Davis gave an excellent litter
bug exhibition at the Women's
Century club last week.
The Lightning Bugs" took a
bow last Thursday to the speedy
avenue Clothiers" in their cham
pionship basketball game. The
Lightning Bugs" get off to a bad
start when their opponents began
sinking baskets right and left. At
the half the score was Is to 10 in
favor of the avenue Clothiers. Z"
The final score was 26 to 10 for
their opponents. The high point
men in the Lightning Bugs were:
Johnny Walker IL, Sanford Barnes
4, and Nate Porter, 3. The Light
ming Bugs" had a great season
besides winning second place in
the preseason league.
Mr.. AL Woods has left town for
Seattle on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bessie Davis cele-
brated Thanksgiving day with a
special turkey dinner. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Holloway, Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Emmons and their
daughter Sadie Webb, Mrs. Mary
Smith, Mrs. Edna Wise and Mr.. E.
Chisholm. The evening was spent
in playing and dancing.
Honoring Mr.. Al Woods on his
birthday, MIR. and Mrs. John Woods
entertained with a delicious dinner.
Miss Hattie Davis was guest of
honor. Miss Teddy Hammock as
sisted Mr.. and Mrs. Woods. Covers
were laid for eight.
Miss Sadie (Dimples) Webb was
hostess to a few of her friends
last week. The evening was fea-
tured by dancing.
Miss Teddy Hammock and Mr..
Maynard Evans were co-hosts at a
dinner honoring Messrs Johnny
Webb, Clark Elegan and Clements
all of Seattle.
Misses (Dimples) Webb, Elene
Livingston and Vera Taylor, ac-
companied by Mr.. Weatherspoon
won second place on the K. T..
Amateur hour last Sunday after
noon. 1.-THE Harmony Trio" sang
"Well All Right"
Mr.. George Raffles of Ellens-
burg, a pioneer of this vicinity, died
last Nov. &c, after a stroke. He
was buried last Friday.
Miss Kathryn Turner, talented
student of Toppenish high school,
was delegate to the 18th annual
high school student conference, last
Saturday. There were 500 dele
gates from various schools of Cen
trail Washington. The conference
scheme was Life Planning, the
American Way" The junior col
lege glee club sang three numbers:
Evening on the Levy" "Heav'n
Heav'n," and the Riff Song"
During the recreation hour the
lovely Miss Kathryn Turner and
Parker Lightning" Harris swung
out on a rug-cutting, jitterbug ex-
hibition which highlighted the re-
creation hour. The conference was
sponsored by the Yakima Valley
Jr. College. Mr.. Edward Donald
son, noted athlete also attended
the conference in the interest OF
Sports for Boys"
Mr.. Leonard Evans, Mr.. Eddie
L..