The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-03

] knoWest our trials and perplexi-
ties as We gather here on this an
niversary of a day which brought
its terrible challenge to followers
of Thy teachings. We humbly
thank Thee for Thy deliverance
through this year of jeopardy.
fhow knowest our frailities and
our need for Thy sustaining hand.
Help us, we beseeeh Thee to I'M
derstand Thy motives and Thy
wishes and give Us the strength
to move through our daily tasks
with fortitude and answering de-
votion to our righteous cause.
Grant that we may be loyal and
true to our Country and to our
associates in this vital arsenal of
production. Cause US to UNDER
stand the oyershadowing dignity
and gravity of our individual
tasks.
May our hearts be free from
hatred and bitterness and may the
cherished hopes of a just and dur
able peace soon be realized. Bless
the men of our Armed Forces re-
gardless of color. Remember the
homes of which our men have
gone, and for those who give their
lives in the cause of righteousness
We pray for Thy peace and for
Thy divine comfort to their fam
lies"
My, are We girls disappointed.
Clark Gable is not at our Air Base
but Arizona.
Elmer Young of Great Falls is
now stationed at Seattle.
Have been informed that Mrs.
Aldrich is slowly recovering from
In operation of a few weeks ago
It Maryville, Mo.
Rev. Clemens delivered a stir
ing sermon last Sunday at the
4. M. E. Church.
Mr.. Jno Taylor of 7O8 Sth
AVENUE So. was taken to the Dea-
'oness Hosp. Tuesday eve. But is
'esting easy at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Brown of Cut
Sank, Mont. drove over for the
weekend to visit friends returning
donday.
Floyd Coates of 5th Ave was
med $1,000 for disturbing the
eace.
Mrs. Doroths Hayes and child
en- left for Oregon to join her
husband where they intend farm
ng.
Mrs. Thomas has taken up resi-
ence on Ayenut So moving in
o the home Mrs. Hayes just va
ated.
Mrs. Overatts of Omaha, Nebr.
5 here visiting her husband at
he Aair Base east of town.
Mr.. Fletcher of Salt Lake City
J domiciled at Mrs. John Taylors
DR. the duration employed on sub
epot west of town.
Pat Cornell will join the COL
rs soon leaving next week.
Mr.. Hemphill of Plenton, Mont.
! still confined in the Columbus
Iosp. His condition remains
bout the same.
eW were all grieved to hear of
lie passing of Louis Christian of
ELENA, Mont being seriously
urned when fire destroyed two
lrge stables at the States fair
rounds last week, Feb. IT
Frank Hopkins and family of
ut Bank who has been employed
Y Tip O'Neil at Cut Bank, one of
lie oil magnets is preparing to To-
ate in Missoula, Mont.
Mrs. Susie Cornell and daugh-
n are holding their own at the
eckman furnishings where Mrs.
onnell has worked for several
ears.
Mrs. Wiley Belle or the Paris
torres, is enjoying good health
lis winter.
Mr.. Wiley Belle is at the same
Id stand where he has been en-
Logged for years, faithful and de-
We are proud to boast of our
and influential friends
S we have several in our midst.
Orchids to the home owners of
ur city. We have several.
The Dorcas society will meet at
IRIS. Petersons, 1st Thursday in
1arch for an apron shower for
he church. Sale of Aprons goes
or books for our soldier boys.