The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-22
YAKIMA, WASH.
BY MRS. A. L. PERRY
1914 50. Six ST.
Phone 2-e544
l0c Each Copy

sunday, Dec IL, the morning
and evening services were carried
on by the pastor Reverend J. S.
Bagneris. Jr. After the morning
services the Sunday School spon-
sored Fellowship Ham dinner
which was great success. The
Supt, R. Alexander. was well
pleased at the wonderful success.
The Home Missionary society
had its meeting Friday evening
in the basement of the Church.
The Light That Came" "a page
ant-tableau for any number OF
adults). The characters were:-
Star, Mrs. q. S. Davis. who car
ried a star mounted on staff
made OF silver coloring. Mrs. Del
la Woods was Hope" and Mrs.
James Banks was Faith" and
Mrs. Marie Evans was Heavenly
Love" and she wore a lovely
costume carrying staff it also
rose.colored, the wise men were
lead by Mr.. John Woods and
the scene set: Mrs. G. v.
Woods, was Mary, and Mr.. Dave
Blount. was Joseph and Mrs.
Woods little girl was the Christ
Child, laying in the manager while
Mary and Joseph sat near look
ing on and the reader Mrs.
Pearl Graggs read the different
ones came In also Mrs. Frank
Hart, and Ossie were Pilgrims;
everyone enjoyed the pageant very
much. The pastor was greater
surprised with money Christmas
that was decorated with red balls
and 800 bills = that was
great tree a wonder for everyone
to see. After which a potluck
supper was served all kinds OF
delicious food and candy, nuts and
coffee was served. The next meet
ing will be Jan. 7, 1949 at the
home Of Mrs. Marie Evans and
the following meeting viii be
Jan. 81, at the home OF MRS.
Pearl Braggs.
Friday night the No. 2 steward
ess board met at the home Oh
Mrs. J. G. Cox. They enjoyed a
fine meeting, and Christmas party
and prepared for the last vesper
services which was Dec. 49, a
very devoted services. Mrs. Isaac
Mitchell president and Mrs. Frank
Mcintosh, secretary.
Thursday night, Rev. J. s. Bag
neris. Jr., was the speaker Tor
the Lincoln-Barge P. T. A. Dec.
49, Hes subject was zone Word
Or None" Rev. Bagneris. >Jr.'
began his speech with words Oh
appreciation to the president or
ficers and members and students
Of the Lincoln-Barge school. me
highlight Of Rev. Bagneris address,;
"Jesus and prophets through
their teachings suggest that an
idea is the most powerful thing
in the world" He compared the
growth to a grain of mustard seed
that until maturity birds are able
tn roost in its leaves. Or IKE
leayen In lump of dough For
thousands of years we have =
IN the main ignored these IN
disnutable facts. But, today, as
we spread communism an
idea as we watch the Soviet
Union spreading and spreading
reading and taking in more ana
more territory and so we make
discovery that there are far more
people of color in the world than
without color and since that issue
has to be faced almost daily we
make the decision that superficiai'
" the root and bone of conten'
ton is racial but upon closer
scrutiny we discover that we are
heading toward a crystal clear
clash between ideas
shocking isn't it, Communism
or Democracy! A clash between
two contrasting ideas'
What can we do to bring aDou'
one world? On an international
level we can work through the
United Nations seeking a com
mon meeting ground. On a ma
tional scale we can work Through
our elected representatives, OF
the state, county and city and
township levels we can do the
same - but tire most eloquent
challenge that is hurled at us
and. he said it to them. and now
"cure the Children"
AS youth grows up into tins