The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-01

finder Circle, held in the base
ment of the church. Mrs. Nc
Kinley Yates, is chairman, Mrs.
Esther Johnson, secretary.
Sunday, Nov. 2S. climaxed the
home coming Day for Mt. Hope,
with Rev. +. B. Davis, OF Seattle,
pastor of Mt. Zion Church was
the guest speaker for the day.
Afternoon various numbers were
given from the other churches
of the city. There was a great
time. Rev. A. B. Fuller. pastor,
Mrs. Walter Finney, clerk.
GUEST
Mrs. Mae Bradford was very
happy to receive her daughter
Nov. 10, as Mrs. Bradford had not
seen this girl in five years, Mrs.
Birdie Mae Jackson and her hus-
band Carroll Jackson, 1t was a
lovely home visit and business
trip for them. Mrs. Mae Brad
ford, also spent last week end in
Seattle, visiting friends and he'd
children.
THANKSGIVING DINNER
GUESTS
Rev. and Mrs. Holiday, and
family were the dinner guests of
Rev. and Mrs. w. William for
Thanksgiving. They enjoyed a
turkey dinner with all the trim
mings, after which the host and
hostess attended Rev. Holidays
church an Mckee Avenue and
participated in very fine Thanks
giving services.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Williams,
entertained Mrs. Turner from Top
penish, VERNE Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Turner also the host
father, Mr.. Roger Williams, from
Toppenish. Mr.. Ralph Lancer all
were dinner guest for the Thanks
giving Feast"
Henry Jordan is visiting his
mother from Phoenix, Arizona.
ENLISTED IN U. S. ARMY
Will Wallace, Jr., of 10 Shop
st. Montgomery, Ala. He is
nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Rose, of Yakima.
The Union Aid Benevolent
Charity Club number 6 of Albany,
Ca, is celebrating it's 10th ami
versary in Ty Ty. Ga, Mrs. Julia
p. Wilson founder, Mrs. Mary
Glaze, President.
SICK AND SHUT IN LIST:
The friends of Mr.. d. w. Rose,
are very glad to know he is re-
covering from his accident.
Mrs. Mildred Williams is con-
valescing in the County hospital.
Mrs. orgee Williams is also
improving in the hospital.
Also Mrs. Irene Johnson who
is in the county hospital.
Stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Morrison; to them was born
baby girl on Nov. 9, and weighed
7 lbs. z ounces. The baby and
mother are at the home of Mrs.
Harper harrison.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Gran
shaw was born a girl last October.
The baby weighed 6 lbs. Z ozs.
HOME NURSING COURSE
All ladies who are Interested
in the home nurging course. will
please, contact Mrs. D. w. Rose at
1910 So. 9th st. or Phone 2-96S6.
MozEE AVE PENTEcosTAL
Bishop E. F. Morris from Seat
tie. ives here Nov 26 and he
did preach at the Mckee Ave.
Church several nights, Rev. Freda
Robinson. Pastor.
Elder James M. Young, left
Monday, Nov. 20, for the National
Convocation which will be held in
Memphis. Tenn.
Mrs. e. Holiday has purchased
a new home and she is hoping
to move in before Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Emmons,
honored their daughter, by giving
her a party for her 18th birth
day. Many attended the birth
day party, music games, and a
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. The honoree, inertia, received
many gifts.
Mrs. Pearl Braggs, has returned
from an extensive trip and visit.
She was accompanied by her Sis
ter Mrs. Majorie Bruce, of Seattle.
They went first to Des Moines,
| Iowa, to visit a brother ana TWO
sisters, after which Mrs. Braggs
and Mrs. Bruce went to Chicago
and stayed week. visited nieces
and nephews, they were feted
all the while. Then the great
travellers returned to Des Moines'
where they stayed another week
and were highly entertained. They
started for home but stopped in
st Paul for a couple of days
visited another niece and enjoyed
happy stay. These sisters had
wonderful trip. however, they
we're glad to be back home. Smile