The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-01-19
Churches
st. Phillips Episcopal, Rodney
and Knott. Rev. l.. o. Stone, Vicar.

Bishop at trinity Parrish house.
$50 p. M; advanced reservations
are urged. Feb. 9th is "Shrove"
Tuesday, and plans are underway
for a carnival on this date at Fra
ternal Hall. There will be a door
prize and quilt rattle. Feb. 7th is
Ash Wednesday which begins the
Lenten season. Holy communion
will be observed at 8 a. m. With
special services at 8 p. m. The
Mems club will meet on Monday
evening, Feb. %, at the Vicarage
in N. Williams Ave.
Bethel A. NJ. E., Larabee and
McN1illen. Rev. Browning G. Allen,
Minister.
The old year has rolled on into
oblivion, the New Year advances
with inspiration and hope to
achieve. Bethel has every reason
to be grateful and to aspire for
greater accomplishments, under
her present leadership. Not alone
Bethel but the entire community
is fortunate and blessed through
the leadership of Rev. Allen and
the sweet disposition of his wife
Mrs. Bernice Allen.
Rev. Aliens subject Sunday
morning, Faith and our Duty"
Sunday evening, "The Hour of De-
cision."
Bethel wishes to maintain high
standard in regular attendance at
all meetings of the church, there
fore all members are urged to
make their contribution to this
end. Two new clubs have been
organized: The club "Shuta" and
the Bethel Livewires, a club of
young people. Nerline Gibbs is
president, Helen Dancy is Vice
Pres, Joyce Hilliard, secretary,
Shirley Irene Reed, Treas, jean
cite Harris program chairman,
Bessie Mae Harris, membership
chairman, Louis Fuller and Brown
ing Allen, Jr., Marshalls.
This club meets at the church
on Tuesday at 4 p. m. The 3 act
comedy drama, Mary Go Round"
will be given Feb.2, at the church.
Founders Day is second Sunday
in Feb. Bethel plans to fittingly
observe the day. Feb. also ushers
in Interracial Sunday and Brother
hood week with appropriate pro-
grams.
Williams Ave. Branch Y. Miss
Rose Marie Spears, Executive Sec.
Committee chairmen are busy
recognizing and establishing their
| committees for the years work.
The grade school girls meet each
Saturday with Miss Barbara Hub
bard as advisor, High School Girl
Reserves meet on Thursday, 4 p. m.
Mrs. Julia Smith is advisor. Mrs.
Cecil Berry is Business and In
dustrial club chairman. Jerry Tur-
ner has organized a boys club.
Ages are from 10 to ID years.
Plans are being discussed for a
young womens department and al
so a mothers club. To complete
the present building is anticipated.
Listen, watch, and await develop
ments. A thrilling game of basket
ball was played Monday evening
between the Rockets (the branch
team and University Park. Scores
were 4O-17 in favor of the Rockets.
Letters and cards of thanks have
been received from Mesdames Ze-
pha Baker, Cora Minor and Miss
Jennie Jameson, for the manage
ments gifts of gratitude. Mrs. Bak-
err is retiring Sec. of the committee
of management after 6 years of
loyal service, Mrs. Minor is retiring
chairman and Miss Jameson, Mat
ron, carried on entirely, the work
of Matron and Sec. while the
branch was without an executive.
Miss Spears executive and Mrs.
Duncan, chairman, attended the
Budget and Advisory committee
meeting at Central Tuesday morn
ing. The Annual meeting of the
Branch will be held Friday evening
Jan. 26th with a banquet and pro-
gram. Mrs. Letitia Brock, Mrs.
Cora Minor and Mrs. Cecil Berry
are the committee in charge. Tick
cts are out. Make your reserva-
tons early.
Montavilla Community Baptist
1924 n. Il. Everette. Rev. r. f.
Donaldson, Minister.
Services Sunday, Jan. 14th were
well attended. Pastors message
was inspiring and enjoyed by all.
One addition to the church. B. Y.
P. U. Miss Edith Jackson, pres. is
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