The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-12-13
Spokane, Wn.
Artist Wins Acclaim

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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
R. Davenport. Miss Davenport
has received many honors in mu-
steal competitions here. During
the past summer she won a super
ior rating in the Annual Music
Festival.
While attending the Havermale
Junior High School, she was plan
list and accompanist for the school
orchestra and was presented with
medal from the zonta Club for
being the most outstanding and
accomplished musician of the
school
On the day of graduation from
the Havermale Junior High School
she also received a pin from the
Girls League for being an Honor
Roll student.
Miss Davenport who is now
sophomore at the North Central
High School, plays the bass violin
in the second orchestra, and as
sisted with the operetta, recently
presented.
Mr.. John Turner who has been
i'll is gradually improving.
The Senior Choir of Bethel A.
M. E. church will present a Christ
mas Cantata at midnight on De-
cember "a. The choir is under the
direction of Mrs. L. S. Mcneil,
wife Of the pastor.
The visitors of Bethel A. M. E.
church morning service recently
were: Mr.. and Mrs. o. Gum, of
st. Paul, Mimi; Mr.. Mitchell, Van
couver, Wash; Mrs. P. Reed, Port
land, Ore. and Miss Duke from Sc
attic.
Thursday evening the N. A. A.
C. P. held its monthly meeting
and 80 new members were taken
In.
The Ashanti Club will hold its
annual Christmas dinner the 9th
of December. 1t will be an invit-
alton affair with each member
bringing his own guest.
The Hazel Roberts guild of the
First Presbyterian church held its
annual Christmas dinner at the
Booker Washington Center. Pro-
gram and Luncheon; solo by Mrs.
A. Tolliver; reading by Mrs. w.
w. Boot; duet, Mrs. A. Tolliver
and Mrs. Charles Evans; Quartet
by Miss Juanita Harrald, Mrs. Toll
liver, Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Rosa
D. Malone. There was also talk
on Christmas and its meaning by
Mrs. Malone who is the head of
the Center.
The Pericleans Negro History
class will hold breakfast dance
December 26th.
The Merry Matrons bridge club
will have a Christmas dinner at
the e. ]. Brown Club Harlem.
Miss Eleanor Barrow, noted
young Negro soprano, returned
December 6 from tour with the
Whitworth College Quartet which
has been in Montana. From all
press returns Mrs. Barrow was
well received at all towns where
the quartet stopped.
In spite of the fact that only
two spectators were at the game
the Calvary Baptist basketball
team won its first game of the
season. The game, easily the best,
started off with the R. L. D. S.
their opponents in the lead; at half
time the score stood r. L. D. S.
IA, Calvary IL. In the second half
the boys from Calvary set such
a hot. pace the Mormon boys
couldn't hold them down and stay
ahead. Result Calvary 20, R. L.
D. S. 10. With little Emmett Reed
Jr. high point man with S, the rest
of the boys stayed right behind
with 4 and 3 points. Walters from
the R. L. D. S. was high point
man of the game with 9 points
to his credit. Next game for Cal
vary is at the North Central gym,
Saturday night. All come out and
give the boys boost.
Mr.. White spoke briefly in the
First Presbyterian church to a
meeting of young people and gave
the concluding address at the ev-
ening. service.
Miss Elsie Stephens sang the
Lords Prayer and was accompan.
led by Miss Evelyn Davenport.
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