The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-07-21
PORTLAND NEWS
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CHURCHES

Bethel A. NJ. L. n. MeMiller
and Larabee, Rev. B. c. Allen
pastor. Mems Day and Women'i
Day. two important days held an
nually, is being observed respect
lively July Is and July %. Rev
James d. Wilson, of Berkely
Calf. will be guest speaker on
Mems Day. His subject at 11:0C
a. m. THE Master and His Men
will be augmented by the Junior
Choir the Texas Singers. At 500
p. m. Rev. Wilson will give a
sermon lecture on the "Grace OF
Living"
Miss Rura E. Rice will be
guest speaker for the morning
hour on Women's Day at $500 p.
m. a musician pageant supported
by the Misses Lilly - the three
singing sisters.
Think it over; then act" and
, christian Growth" were Pastor
Aliens sermon subjects last Sun
day.
Mt. Olivet Baptist, n. e. 1st
and Schuyler. Rev. ]. j. Glow,
pastor. Sunday was a great day
Youth Day. Rev. Glow preached
special sermon for youth at the
morning hour at p. m. the B. Y.
F. held a fellowship hour with a
literary and musical program con-
Quoted by the primary depart
ment - Bible quiz proved an
interesting feature. Members of
Betheps A. c. e. League shared
this enjoyable meeting. Mr.. II. L.
Minors supervised the groups.
Refreshments served after.
The children's choir augmented
a special program at p. m.
Bethel's Junior Choir accom-
panied by the Directress Mrs.
Mignon Cabell and Rev. Allen
who gave an inspirational lee
ture, were guests of the soldiers
at BONNEVILLE Camp recently.
Through this and similar contacts
there is a definiae realization of
the great need for more partici-
patton in good cheer and fellow
ship for our boys in camp. Us
ing their cars to assist in trans
porting the group were DR.. I'm
thank and Mr.. ]. w. Stanley.
DR.. and Mrs. r. N. Joynes Jr.
nd the ir baby daughter, recent
arrivals to the Rose City are
domiciled at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. DeNorval Unthank.
Greetings of welcome and So
cial courtises are being extended
the new medic and wife as they
contemplate remaining indefinite
ly.
The Rev. Oscar J. Mullen, of
Des Moines, Iowa and Mrs. Mar
tina Jamison, this city, were uni
ted in Holy-wedlock Saturday
evening, July 10, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gragg. Rev.
B. G. Allen read the impressive
marriage lines which united two
hearts which beat as one.
For their pleasure the Bethel
Missionary Society of which the
bride was a loyal member, gave
a beautifully appointed two
course breakfast on Monday at
the home of Mrs. Dixie Lee Mott
in N. E. Cherry ST. Covers were
laid for twelve. The happy cou-
pie babe Portland friends adieu
as they left at 6 p. m. Monday
for Des Moines, where the groom
Is pastoring. While in Portland
Rev. Mullen was the house guest
of his aunt, Mrs. Sadie Lusher.
The June meeting of the Beth
elite club was Jointly entertain
ed by Mrs. Mary Turner and Mrs.
c. Wisdom at the home of the
former in N. e. Grand Ave. The
large attendance enjoyed a de-
lightful evening, climaxed with
delicious refreshments.
Mrs. James Williams and her
mother Mrs. Carnelius were joint
hostesses for the July meeting at
Mrs. Williams home in N. E. 9Th.
Mrs. Abbie Cantrell and Mrs.
Gertrude Day were welcomed as
new members. MIS-. Francis
Vaughn of Oakland, Calf. was a
distinguished guest. A salad and
| desert course was an enjoyable
repast.
On Sunday evening, July 4
Rev. Swancy was guest speaker
at Bethel A. M. e. where an ap-
preciative audience enjoyed his