The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-29

1etia Woouss ErneSIfne Mitchell
and Mrs. Bruce Carter, and Miss
Julia Berry was the mistress OF
ceremony: also Mrs. G. V. Woods
assisted in helping to train the
children. The program as a whole
was a treat and the play, "Ye shall
Find Babe" Only a few light
difficulties. The pastor compli-
mented the chairman and her CO.
workers on the very fine pro-
gram. Miss Norma Shackleford
snapped pictures Thursday night
and G. Jones snapped the charac-
ters of the play Friday night.
The Mount Hope Church had a
very fine service Christmas Eve,
Rev. A. B. Fuller. Rev. Fuller will
sponsor Watch Night services Fri
day evening, Dec. 81.
Mrs. Matte Taylor's funeral
was held Friday at 1880 p. m. in
Langevin-Meyer Funeral Home.
with Rev. A. B. Fuller officiating,
and Mrs. Joseph Shackleford Jr.
was the soloist. Mrs. Taylor was
81 years old and had lived in
Yakima for AZ years. She left
two daughters, Mrs. Gene Donald
SON of Yakima and Mrs. Clara
Williams of Toppenish; one
brother. Mr.. Turner of Toppenish !;
number of grandchildren and
great-grandchildren and other
relatives and friends to mourn her
loss. The burial was in Tahoma
Cemetery.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Midway Motor sponsored a
Christmas party Monday night,
Dec. 20. in the Commercial Ho-
tel dining room. This party was
for the employees. George Cole
man and G. Jones work for that
company. so Mr.. and Mrs. George
Coleman and c. Jones chaperoned
a friend, Miss Norma Shackle-
ford. They reported the party
was very nice and beautiful; ev-
erybody enjoyed it so wonderfully.
Tuesday. from IL to p. M.
the Allen Nursery School was en-
tertained with Christmas party.
Ferguson Bros. Furniture. the
Christmas tree salesman, gave a
discount on the tree and one of
the Elk Brothers delivered the
tree. We are very grateful to
each of them.
Elks Brothers and Daughters
gave Christmas packages to all
children Saturday, Dec. rs, in the
Elks' Rest. Those who served
were the exalted ruler, Ben Chan
der, the chairman of social ses-
sion w. T. Matthew, Jr. Brown
and G. Harriet. They gave to all
children, not any race or creed
or color, but to all the children
who came. and sent packages to
others. That was Yakima Gem
Lodge No. 353 and the Valley of
the Sun No. S52.
A New Years Eve dance will
be sponsored by the Daughter
Elks Friday night in the Elks'
Rest. Dt. Bertha is chairman of
the dance committee and Dts.
Louise James, Beatrice Ryan and
Verge Cato are her committee
members. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend this dance. They
have a very good band engaged
The Daughters of the Valley OF
the Sun No. 852.
ATTENTION!!!
Dear Readers: Please send
your letters stating who is the
man and lady who have done
more for Yanima during the cal
endar year 194S. Someone has
been faithful to every call In
your mind you know the persons
Sit down as soon as you have fin
ished reading and write, please
Address: The Peoples Contest
The decision of the judges will
be final. 515 So. Six ST., Yakima
Wash.
REUNION
A class reunion of the Univer-
sity of Oregon 1888 ski team
was held at Chinook Pass last
Sunday and was something to see
Roger Robinson, who placed THIRD
in the slalom event, was a first
place winner until he knocked
over two flags at the finish line
DIVORCED
Mrs. Emma Smith Jackson. for
merly of Seatatle, was granted I
divorce from Ivory Jackson. Sh'
retains her maiden name, Mis-