The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-09-15
Y. W. A. News

thhnk. Ut. JOINER, a graduate OF
Meharry Medical School, Nash.
vile, Tenn, was resident physi.
clan at Flint Goodrich hospital
New Orleans. Mrs. Joiner is a
registered nurse and was gradua.
ted from the Harlem School OF
Nursing in New York City. The
Joiners have 7-months old
daughter named Elaine.
Miss Geneva Turner. active ad-
wiser of the Trianon club of Girl
Reserves of the Y. W. c. A. for
some time, has had to resign due
to pressure of other responsible
ties. Miss Turner served ably as
chairman of the Committee of
Management for the "Y" and she
will continue to help when she
can. She is a member of the Multi
nomah County Public Welfare
commission and is a member of
the boards of the N. A. A. C. p.
and of the USO. She is also a
hostess for the USO.
Mrs. Marie Smith, chairman
of the membership committee of
the Williams Avenue Department
of the Y. w. C. A. in Portland,
headed a group of members
which made a visit to Vanport
City to acquaint the residents
with the "Y" and to help with
forming an activity club. Mrs.
Louise Burke of Vanport City,
formerly of New York City, Of
fered her home as a meeting
place. On the visiting committee
were Mrs. Edna Cain, Mrs. No
vella Donaldson, Mrs. Henrietta
Mrs. Winnie Davis and
Miss Dura Rice, executive secre-
tary of the "Y".
Rev. and Mrs. James j. Glow
pastor mad Vile of Mt. Olivet
Baptist Church are back to their
after a three weeks
visit in the Angle City.
Miss Bonnie V. Gragg of Wea-
therford, Texas, arrived Saturday
for a visit with her uncle and
aunt Mrs. VIM. Gragg. Francis,
eldest sister of Bonnie having
preceded her here by several
is thrilled beyond words
10 express her joy. The sisters
we're never apart until Francis
came to make her home with the
jraggs.
Up from the Angle City is Mr..
Henry Washington for brief
visit in the Rose City Mr.. Wash
Ington was among the many visi-
tors worshiping at Bethel A. M.
e. last Sunday.
Leaving last Friday, stopping
n Spokane on Saturday to visit
her sisters, Mrs. Isadore Nancy
accompanied by Mrs. Nick Banks,
ourneyed to Helena. Mont. to
visit her mother and brothers.
Connie and Isadore Jr. preceded
their mother by four weeks hav-
ng had a wonderful vacation. All
will be home in time for the
opening of school.
Rev. and Mrs. B. G. Allen and
son Browning Jr. are visiting
Mrs. Aliens mother and sisters
in Pasadena, Calf. The Aliens
will attend the Southern Califor-
MIA Conference which convened
this week in Los Angeles.
In the city for a few days visit
with her son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fuller and her
granddaughter Ester Marie, Mrs.
Ester Evans has returned to Ia
come, her home.
Another Tacomian Miss Velma
Brooks, sister of Mrs. Viola An
derson (beautician } left today
(Monday) having acquired many
friends among the younger set.
Miss Brooks is in her senior year
of high school.
DING DONG - It's school
again. Aside form the many en-
tering grade and high schol, sew
eral girls and boys will be taking
advantage of the opportunity af-
forded them to attend some col
lege or university. First to leave
was Blanche Graves, last Thurs
day returning to Bennette Col
lege South aCrolina, for her sec
ond year where she is majoring
in sociology. Next to leave will
be Evans Cantrell. grad of Wash
ington High last June will enter
University of Oregon. Browning
Allen Jr. now on vacation in Cal
ifornia, hasn't decided whether
its going to be Wherefore OF
Oregon U.
The second a1l-day visit by
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