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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-05-09

History was made a dream
come true, with the opening and
dedication of the new parish hall
of st. Philip Episcopal Church,
N. e. Rodney and Knott Street,
Sunday, April 30. Scores Of
church folk, well-wishers and citi-
zens from every walk of life at
tended. expressing in no small
degree their joy and happiness
for this we'll equippd building
which will fill a great need in
this community, for social and
recreational purposes. Its facil-
tiles include a spacious auditor
ium. a beautifully furnished Of
flee and study. three well equip
ped Sunday school rooms, luxur-
iously furnished guild room and 4
kitchen with every conceivable
appointment. The heating system,
one of the best that could be
installed at this time, is for both
the parish hall and the new
church which will soon be under
construction.
1t was joy to many who looked
back 25 years when the then
small group of parishioners pur-
chased the present old building
from the Rodney Avenue Chris
tan Church. They recalled, too,
the untiring efforts and labors of
the late Blain Cole, Portland
banker. who served as lay reader
until nine years ago, when Bish
OPP Dagwell appointed Rev. Lee
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MIR. AND MRS. MARTIN FETE
MRS. ALICE CARTER, VISITOR

ed by bridge; an enjoyable trip
to the Grotto and lunch down
town was arranged by Mrs. Ralph
Flowers; Mrs. Charles ("Honey")
Smith, childhood chum of the
honoree, was hostess for a lovely
dinner; Mrs. A. w. Denton en-
tertained the Chandelier Break
fast Bridge Club, complimentary
to the muchly feted; ritzy is put
ting ii mildly, for the Odell Lays
dinner party for eight guests;
Mrs. M. M. Duncan's breakfast
was to compliment Mrs. Carter,
Mrs. Hardeman and Mrs. Dixon;
covers were placed for IL; an
other contributing much to the
honoree's pleasure was Mrs. Ches-
ter Dixon. A line party at the
Tropical Review" (the Durham
Dancers) was arranged by Mr..
and Mrs. Martin. Lovely gifts
wer from Mrs. Jessie Flowers,
Mrs. Ida Mae Crosswhite and Mrs.
Pearl Stewart. Amid the SPLEEN
dor of it all. Mrs. Martin accom-
panied Mrs. Carter to Seattle.
where they were house guests of
Mrs. Carriers cousins, the Terry
Goodmans. They were royalty
entertained by the Joe Murrells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence McCul-
loch and son, Philip; the Richard
Artists, Mrs. Eva Ford and DR..
and Mrs. Clarence J. Allen.
Having endeared herself to
Portlanders, reveling in their hos
pitality, it was with some relue-
lance that she departed Tuesday
evening for Berkeley, Calf, from
whence has come the news of her
marriage to Mr.. OHM Sykes. Thy
are happily domiciled at 1876
Delaware Ave, Berkeley, Calf.
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ELKS' MEMORIAL
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the order from its founding to
date. In a final exhortation to her
sisters she said: I'VE believe in
boosting, not in knocking; we be-
lieve in the pleasure of our work;
we believe men and women are
just what they make themselves;
and they are not, down and out
until they have lost all confidence
in themselves. We believe a good
deed done today is worth ten done
tomorrow. With a determination
we will succeed in outstanding
and civifizng a part of the human
family.
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PORTLAND SOCIALS

Mrs. Alice Roberts of Tacoma,
Wn.. stopped oveg in Portland,
guest of Rev. and Mrs. b. C. Al
len, as she returned home from
trip to Los Angelese. Here
she renewed friendships and ac-
quaintances with Mrs. Alice Holt
day, long time friend; Mrs.
Thelma Unthank and Mrs. Mary
M. Duncan. The latter two and
Mrs. Roberts are former Oma-
hans.
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Candle Light Service

Grace Presbyterian Church
Sunday nighte at 8 D. m.
You are cordially invited to
come and light candle in
honor of your mother.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-05-09

Pathous James Searcie, musi-
clan &c U. S. NJ, spent his fur
Tough home this week. His wife,
Armenia, employed at Seattle
Army Service Forces Depot, c. A.
S. No. 2, came down to join her
husband. Two other brothers,
Sgt. Patric and Cpl. John Searcie,
are in the service, while a fourth
one, Joseph "Joe," a student at
Sabin School. He's making a rec
ord in basketball.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-05-09

An organization at the Ruston
Terrace has been set to work by
Mr.. A. L. Hayes and Rev. Fuller
composed of the men there for
the purpose of civic and educa-
tional work. After a talk there by
more than dozen citizens two
weeks ago to the more than 100
new citizens of the community, so
interested were the men that they
called a meeting and are now TAX
ing tn lead in trying to build bet
ter relationships. A very fine jes-
ture.
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Mothers Day programs are be-
ing arranged by all churches and
no one should fail to avail him
self of the opportunity of worship
ping at some church on May -. It
is one Gay that everyone should
pause and think of mother. but
better yet. why not every day?
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CORRECTION

Portland, Ore.
Mrs. William Graves, matron of
honor at Hemphill-Headley nup-
tials. Mr.. Edward Benbow, best
man.
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SHUT-INS

Mrs. Ruby Wright is recuperat-
ing at her home, S. E. Tibbetts.
Mrs. Zepha Baker is at st. Mar
tins Springs for a rest.
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There are thousands of new peo-
pie in Tacoma and Tacomans feel
sure that judging from the way
they are joining the churches and
lodges along with all other activi-
ties. there are great majority of
men and women of standing and
many will remain to help make
racoma grow. Let us all join
hands and work together. Do you
get me?
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-05-09

The Daughters of Elks entertain
ed many of their friends with a
pre-summer party last Sunday. At
their hall we're half a hundred
Elks and Daughters of Elks min
gied with the same number of
friends.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-05-09

expects to return to her home
within a few days but while here
is the house guest Of Mrs. Fields
on South Kay.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-05-09

Captains of the NAACP. Tasoma
Branch, met Sunda yafternoon at
the Allen A. M. Z. Church, organ
lied for a complete membership
drive in the city. The drive only
started last week and nearly
hundred names were reported.
Everybody is urged to get in and
push and from all indications
FIVE HUNDRED MEMBERS add
ed to the present membership will
be passed before the drive is half
over.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-05-09

Mr.. John c. Hart and Miss Mar
shall. both of New York City, and
travelling with Life With Father"
were in the city Monday and the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur L. Hayes. Mr.. Hart is the
former brother-in-law of Mr.. Hayes,
being the youngest of the broth
ers of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Hayes. The visit was the second
In two years of Mr.. Hart to Ia
coma and his return trip was
crowned with many miles of real
Western scenery.
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Mrs. Martha Hardeman, of Los
Angeles, Grand Worthy Matron,
o. E. S. of California and Juris-
diction, spent last week in Port
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land on her official visit to Mt.
Hood Chapter. A most interest
ing meeting of the chapter, Of
cires, committee and other mat
tiers of Importance engaging her
attention was supplemented by
serveral social courtesies for the
First Lady of the jurisdiction.
The Grand" Mres. Hardeman
was house guest of Mrs. Roberta
Blackburn, Worthy Matron of MI.
Hood Chapter.
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Sunday evening. April 29th,
BethePs choir and pastor, Rev.
Browning c. Allen, were guests
of the Volunteers of America. The
choir was exceptionally good !;
Mrs. Chester Dixon, soloist. Elk
cerpts from Rev. Aliens sermon
follow: Subject, cat the Cross
roads" - A waiting universe
stands eagerly awaiting word
from the Crossroads of our pres
ent experiences as humanity looks
to the future.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-05-09

Mr. Thomas j. Saddler, one of
Tacoma's old and substantial citi-
zens, is confined to his home on
South State street. 1t is reported
that within about an hour before
he was to report for work q light
stroke rendered him speechless
and at latest word he is indeed a
very sick man. Mr.. Saddler is en-
ployed by the Milwaukee railroad
of long standing and is we'll known
along its vast lines.
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Mrs. NJ. Harrison entertained
Mrs. V. Lockett of Chicago during
her stay in the city. Mrs. Lockett
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jim, Hathaway

Jim Hathaway started his Fresh
man year as the noted Cisco kid,
a bit of a moron at things, but
later building himself up to an I'M
Outstanding of things His time was
spent mostly at Socio's, not smok-
ing, but eating pies and drinking
cokes. His Freshman year ended
with nothing accomplished, not 60
ing to commencement, SO he would
MT get funny ideas in his head
His Sophomore year was practic-
ally the same, only Jimmy was get
ting taller. and was tanning broncos
at his ranch; thus coming to school
with broken arms, and not much of
an idea for studying. In May he
finished his Sophomore year with
1/3 accomplished which was better
than his Freshman year.
He came back to his Junior year
because his parents insisted. Jimmy
had grown much more, and had a
thick BEARD he shaved very morn
ing. His activities we're browsing in
every class and not studying.
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William, Shane

In September, 1912, there was one
wide-eyed Freshman just embarking
on the adventure of high school.
This young person was none other
than William Shane, Jr., who did
not like to be called William" or
Shane but just plain "Bill'' was
good enough for him.
Bills Freshman year passed with
out incident and he was ready to
enter his Sophomore year with 515
credits. The next fall, Bill was still
the same quiet, unassuming boy as
always except that now, there was
more possibility of being boisterous
unexpectedly. That December, he
performed as Omar" in Growing
Pains"
In September, 1914, Bill entered
upon the last lap of his high school
career as a Junior. In February,
1945, Bill was called down into Mr.
Stiles office from which he emerged
with smiles from ear to ar. Bill was
a Senior!
After graduation, Bill plans to
work for a couple of months until
he is called sometime in August.
Bill will be 18 in July, and is en-
listed in the Eric, a branch of the
Army.
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Herbert Chatham, Jr.

Herbert Chatham, Jr., was born
August 5, 1927. In 1941 he entered
high school as a Freshman. He
signed up for the College Course,
but due to the war his chances are
pretty slim for entering college.
Herb belongs to the P & S Club,
en- Club, and was a member of the
Adobe Staff. In his Junior year he
was also a member of the Warcry
Staff. Herb made three letters in
football and a basketball managers
letter His favorite sport is football,
but swimming runs a close second.
Herb prefers blonde girls and has
gone around with three during high
school,
Uncle Sam has planned Herb S
future for him. He, along with four
of his friends, enlisted in the Navy
and expects to be called sometime
this summer. After the war he
plans to go to college in California
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0. A. (Peacie) Smith

o. A. Smith, Jr., popular mis-.
student is one of our three mid
term graduates and has been attend
ing the University of Arizona for
the past three months
'Peacie" was very active during
his high school career at mis-. in
social as well as athletic activities
A two year letterman in football,
Smith held down his position on
the flanks superbly. He is men,
Der of the P & S Club, "N'' Club,
Maroon Masque, and was sports
editor of the Warcry Staff during
the fall semester. PEACHES dramatic
talent was shown through his fine
acting in Young DR.. Young"
Smith plans to enter the Navy
shortly after he receives his di-
ploma.
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Emma Munoz

Emma Munoz, after working hard
for four years, has finally reached
her Senior year. She has been a
member of the Booster Club and has
been very active member of the
Drum & Bugle Corps. She was
given the honor of being chosen as
Drum Sergeant
Her favorite teacher is Mrs. Bess
Smith, and her favorite subject is
home economics. By this you can
see that Emma is the type that
would make good housewife. We
hear that she is waiting for Johnny
to come marching home
After graduation Emma plans to
make her home in Hermosillo. There
she will keep on studying in a COM
mercial school.
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Maria Soto

Maria Soto, member of the grad
uating class of AS, has been Presi-
dent of the G.A.A. for three years
since this club was organized in
MIS-, and has earned three letter
awards in girls sports. She is a
member of the N. Club, Adobe Staff,
and Commercial Club.
Maria took up the commercial
course and her favorite subject is
Biology. She has great interest in
sports and her favorite ones are
basketball and baseball. Maria was
chosen captain of the volleyball
team this year, and in her Sopho-
more and Junior years was a mem
Der of the girls tumbling team.
Upon graduation she plans to
leave for California to attend a
business school and work part time.
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Hector Puchi

Hector Puchi, member of the
graduating class of As, was born on
February 8, 1923. Hector is men,
Der of the P. & S. Club, the Com
Club, the Maroon Masque,
the "N' Club, is Sports Editor OF
the Warcry, and is on the Adobe
Staff. He lettered in all the major
sports offered here and has earned
two letters in football, one in bas-
ketball, and one in track.
Hector enrolled in the college
course offered, but has tried to ex-
eel in commercial subjects. His IA
vorite sport is swimming and his
favorite interest is Elena, his girl.
Upon graduation, Hector hopes to
attend the University of Arizona
where he wants to major in Bust
ness Administration and minor in
Physical Education Hector plans
to enroll in the summer session AND
continue attending till his call
comes up next February.
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Elsa Riuas

Elsa RivaS, member of the
graduating class of 1915, has been a
very active student all through
high school, Elsa is a member OF
the Commercial Club; she has been
a member of the Science Club for
four years; this year she was secre-
tary and treasurer of this organiza-
ton. She is a member of the Adobe
and Warcry Staff. She is a three
year member of the Booster Club
and is vice president of it this year.
Elsa completed her high school
credits in three years and has been
an outstanding girl of mis-. in
every activity, and she was chosen
by the faculty as a member of the
NATIONAL Honor Society.
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Annie Ziegler

Annie ziegler, a member of the
graduating class of AS, started her
career as a member of mis-. in
her Freshman Glass. She was elect
ed President of Mr. Smiths home
room. She was a member of the
G1ee Club, Drill Team and the
Junior Red Cross where she sewed
slippers for the boys overseas in
hospitals.
This year she was elected Vice
President of the Glee Club. She
was also member of the Adobe
Court.
Annie is enrolled in the CONNER
cial course. Her main subject is
bookkeeping.
Her favorite hobbies are swim
ming and dancing. Her favorite
boy friend is George.
She plans to attend a business
school in Arizona.
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Charles H. Meadows,
T.

Charles H. Meadows, Jr., was
born June 8, 1925, in Eagle Lake.
Florida. He has made four round
trip trips from Florida to Nogales,
Arizona. Three of these trips were
made when he was under fourteen
years of age.
Charles was an average student
although he never was elected for
class or school office. Charles al
ways helped the class out whenever
they we're going to put on play or
something else.
Charles went out for football
which is his favorite sport, during
his senior year.
Charles plans to go into the Navy
when he finishes school. He plans
to major in Aviation Mechanics He
also plans to make the Navy his
career.
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Limo Carrasco, Jr.

Limo Carrasco, Jr., plans after
graduation to run his fathers store
for couple of months before enlist
ing in the Navy.
He has taken a Commercial
Course. and his favorite subject is
Bookkeeping. Limo earned football
letter in his Sophomore year and in
his Senior year he earned basket
ball letter as manager. He is a
member of the P & S Club and tlai
"N' Club. And he has been men,
Der of the Student Council.
Limos nickname is Mole" and
his favorite sport is football.
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Ephterpe Panas

Ephterpe Panas, Senior of the
graduating class of As, came to
mis-. two years ago from Mercedes,
Texas. She has a strong liking for
mis-. and is glad to be graduating
here.
She has been an active member of
this school and has taken part in
various activities. She also has
membership in the G.A.A., Booster
Club, Commercial Club, Science
Club and this years Adobe Staff.
In Mercedes High School she was
member of the Zeta Eta Zignla
Honor Club, the Girl Reserve. the
Biology Club and the Spelling Club.
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Mary Ann Van Anda

Mary Ann Van Anda was born
May II, 1923. She has attended
Nogales High School only for the
past year. Like most Seniors, she
is glad school will soon be out.
She has taken a general high
school course which she has COM
pleted in three years. Art and
Physics have been her favorite sub
jects. She has worked on the War
cry Staff. Fer favorite sports are
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Angela Robes

Angela Robes, a member of this
years graduating class, has been an
active member of the Commercial
Club, Booster Club, and G.AA.
During her freshman and sopho-
more years she was a member of
the Warcry Staff, Home Economics
Club, and tulnbling team.
She is an active girl who likes all
kinds of sports. Her favorite sport
is basketball. Her hobby is eating.
Her favorite song is "As Time Goes
By"
Her plans for the future are like
the rest of the Senior girls-unde-
cided. But right after school is over
she plans to leave for San Luis Po-
tosi on vacation.
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Leonor. Munguia

Leonor Munguia, local Senior who
will graduate the oath of this month,
plans to spend this summer just
taking it easy; and when Sep
TENDER rolls around, she says her
plans are yet undecided.
While attending High School here,
Leonor has been an. active member
of the Commercial Club, Science
Club and one of the most active
students on the Honor Society.
Leonor has attended all four years
of High School at Nogales; and
when asked how she feels about
graduating, she said, MY four
years in High School have been
some of the happiest years of my
life and T will greatly miss school
and my host of friends
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Thalia Panas

Thalia Panas attended school in
Texas, for two years. She
entered Nogales High School as q
Junior She took a college course
as well as commercial course.
She has taken part in the follow
ing activities: Commercial Club,
Booster Club, Science Club, G.A.A.,
and Adobe Staff. Her activities in
Mercedes High School we're: Spell
ing Club, Biology Club, Girls Re
serves, and Beta Eta Sigma
Her favorite sports are tennis and
swimming. After graduation she
expects to enter college and study
commercial arts.
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Edward Stouer

Edward Stoller, member of the
Senior Glass of 1915, is II years old,
and is a prominent prospect for the
armed forces. Since he has been in
high school, he has been an active
participant in athletics. He has won
three letters in football, three in
basketball, and one in track. He
also played baseball last year.
He is a member of the ''N'' Club,
Maroon Masque, P & S Club, Com
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mercial Club, and has been a mem
Der of the National Honor Society
for two years, member of the Ma
tional Athletic Scholarship Society,
and on the Adobe Court for two
years.
At present he is waiting for his
discharge from the Air Corps En-
listed Reserve in order that he may
join the Navy, shortly after gradua-
ton. He plans to go to Colorado
State College to major in business
administration.
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Gerald Underwood

During his High School career,
zeke, as Gerald Underwood is COM
monty known, has been an active
member of the Maroon Masque,
P & S Club, Student Council. War
cry Staff and the en- Club. He
made the National Honor Society in
both his Junior and Senior years.
He has been active in athletics and
dramatics and was elected to the
Adobe Court. In his Senior year
he was made Adobe Editor.
Zeke has majored in Math AID
Science, and plans to take Army and
Navy examinations He hopes to
enter one of these branches early
this summer.
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Jim Wisdom

Jim is one of the many Seniors Of
the class of As to graduate. AL
though he has not attended all four
years in MIS-, he was here in the
year of ~, and has now returned
to finish his last year.
Because of certain obstacles he
has not been able to be an active
member in any sports.
After graduating, he plans to 60
to California and get job for the
summer. After working during the
vacation, he will either go to college
there or go to some trade school.
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Alicia Canon

Alicia Camou, who took a COM
mercial Course, is planning on go
ing to Mexico City for a few months,
and after she returns, plans to help
her mother in the cattle business
Alicia is a member of the Science
Club, Commercial Club, and is head
of the makeup department in the
Maroon Masque. She was mem
Der of the Drill Team during her
Freshman and Sophomore years.
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NOGAIES Home Newspaper NOGAI

not to go out for football that year,
but settled for the Science Club.
How the years clicked off. In
Johns Junior year he chummed
with "Snerd' Cummings and began
to see what the other side of the
line" looked like.
In his Senior year, John went out
for football and the same year de-
cided engineering was what he want
ed to go into.
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Johnny O'Keefe
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of marbles.
Then came the fourth grade with
Mr.. Prather as Johns teacher. John
already dreaded that year, as it
meant a swat every day for poor
pennanship marks.
New faces began to appear in his
class and some old ones disappeared
but the class finally reached their
eighth year in school. The year be-
fore their teacher, Mr. Braun, en-
couraged many of the class to start
dancing, so by the time they got to
the eighth grade, several could be
seen at school dances. John decided