The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-05-02
YAKIMA
By Parker Harris

guest speaker at the A. M. E
church eleven o'clock service. HI
delivered an inspiring sermon
you Must Be Born Again"
The A. M. E. and Baptist
churches held union service last
Sunday at the A. M. e. church. A
large appreciative audience listen
ed to Rev. Lucas speak on the SUBJ
ject: Broke and Away From
Home" Using the Prodigal Son
Scripture text, he stated that ma
ny parents aided their children
off to a bad start. Church men,
bers interested in the union meet
ing and the increased attendance
showed their approval.
DR.. Mullinex was guest speaker
at the A. c. League hour, speaking
on young People and Works of a
Missionary" The doctor has been
field secretary of his church in
China. The Misses Gladys Wag-
goner and Mitzi Bradford sang a
duet. Verna Bradford rendered a
piano solo, my Desire" Miss JAG
queline Spearman was awarded the
c. e. Pin for having won in the
Boy and Girl contest.
Mrs. Lillian Ellison was hostess
to the Women's Mite Missionary
society, Thursday evening.
The win My Chum" Club held
short business meeting at the
parsonage of the A. M E. church
to complete plans for their May
and June activities and set the
closing date for the baby contest
Mrs. Mary Griffin, 81, died in
the Walker Nursing Home last
Sunday night. She was a resident
of Yakima for % years during
which time she was a member of
the A. M. E. church. A sister, Mrs.
Fannie Cole lives in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mills and
daughter, with the Elder w. Will
liams of Baker, Oregon, are now
residents of Yakima. Elder Will
liams is now conducting revival
services at the "Glad Tidings Mis-
sion"
Mr.. and Mrs. Scheysf and family
of Washougal, Wash, were honor
guests of Miss Kathryn Turner
over the week end. While here
the Scheysfs and Miss Turner mo-
tored to Mt. Rainier Park.
Messrs. Robert Shepard, E. P.
Ferguson and Jake Hickman spent
Sunday at Moses Lake and return
ed with a supply of beautiful cat
fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Donald
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Donaldson
and Mr.. Lynden Donaldson, all of
Seattle, spends the week end as
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Donaldson.
Guests in Toppenish at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Turner We're
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods, Mrs.
Herb Jones and Mrs. Edna Locke
of Yakima. Dinner guests last
Monday were DR.. and Mrs. I. M.
Hendan of Chicago, ILL.,, and Mrs.
L. H. Gray Simpson of Spokane.
Rev. Hendan is the Executive Sec
rotary of the National Baptist
Convention.
Mr.. Gene Donaldson made a bus
mess trip to Seattle this week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shepard
Mrs. Robert Shepard, Mrs. James
Robinson and son, motored to Nile
last Sunday where they joined
members of other churches for a
Feast in the wilderness.
Mr.. Champ Branam is suffer-
ing sudden relapse after few
months of illness.
Messrs. Chas. Austin, John
Burnside, Rounds of Seattle, Mrs.
John McVay, Mr.. Ben Sanders,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcintosh were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Spearman last Sunday morn
ing, enjoying a real old fashioned
fried chicken dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Winston, Mr..
c. Johnson and Mrs. Louise Win
ston of Seattle were house guests
of Mrs. Mabel Alexander this
week.
Mrs. Margaret Malone was house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders DUR
| ing the week end.
Mrs. Francis Adams is confined
to her bed with pneumonia.
Mrs. c. ]. Harris honored her
son, Lightning" Harris with g
grand birthday party last Sunday
afternoon. Everyone had a swell
time playing Kitty ball and dane.
ing. One big surprise given by the
members of the Jr. College tracl
team by awarding him the honor