The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-11-17
YAKIMA, WASH.
BY MRS. a. L. PERRY
1914 SO. Six St.
Phone 2-s544
loc Each Copy
WONDERFUL ATTENDANCE
AT BETHEL A. NJ. E. CHURCH

Bethel A. N. e. Methodist
Church was the place for the most
wonderful program and attendance
since the new pastors work be-
gan. The installation services
were November 10 in the church
auditorium. This was city wide
program. The speaker and many
others OF the opposite race. The
meeting was equal to any district
or state meeting. All the speakers
were good who performed their
duties a. charging the various
Officers" from prayer leaders to
the building and building fund
committee. Rev ]. S. Bagneris
Jr. also had Mrs. Bagneris sing a
solo which was enjoyed by all.
This program was closed by sing
ing the Negro National Hymn"
After the close everyone was
invited to the church social hall
for a beautifully decorated table
with apple center piece and were
served delicious refreshments UNI
der the supervision of Mrs. Lii.
liam Ellison. Congratulations to
Rev. Bagneris and Mrs. Bagneris
and the others. The will workers
and the Home Missionary Society
will sponsor a Turkey Rattle, No
vember %. at Bethel and the
Home Missionary Society will
have a pageant of all nations. Mrs.
Lillian Ellison, president of the
will workers and Mrs. Della
Woods, president of the Home
Missionary Society. That will be
Thanksgiving Pageant" All
members, visitors and friends of
Bethel are welcome to be present
THANKSGIVING SERVICES
AT CONGREGATIONAL
The First Congreg ional
Church will be the place where
the Thanksgiving services for the
Council of Churches and Rev. l. B.
Bell, pastor of the First Baptist,
will be the speaker. This meet
ing will be Thursday, November
20 at 10 a. m. There will be
mass meeting for all church peo-
pie Wednesday, Nov. II, at s
D. m. The speaker vii be Bishop
Gerald Kennedy. He is the newly
elected bishop for this region and
he will be introduced by Mayor
N. X Buck, who will briefly out
line the Loyalty Month Pro
gram This will be sponsored by
the United Church Canvas Com
mittee. You can not afford to
miss this meeting and by your
attendance you will be advancing
your own work, that by the
church and the attending Yakima
public.
MAY ENTER BASkE TbALL
TEAM IN LEAGUE
Rev. ]. s. Bagneris Jr. Is con-
templating entering his church in
the basketball league. All who are
interested may contact him at
Tele. 1886.
MOUNT HOPE ACTIVITIES
Mount Hope, Rev. A. b. Fuller,
pastor, and members, will start
a meeting leading up to the Har-
vest Home and will start with
preview of the Feast of the Taber-
nacle Monday night, Nov. %, and
win close Sunday, Nov. 2S. Rev.
Davis will be the guest speaker.
Tuesday night there will be an
old folks concert which is NO
yember % and November "a, the
pathfinder Circle will sponsor a
Bazaar. The B. T. U. will spon-
sor a church talent program on
the gath of November and Nov.
rs. Thanksgiving Day, Rev. Full
Ter and members will hold Thanks
giving services that morning at
7 All members and friends are
welcome to attend all the meet
ings.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
MEETING HELD
The first quarterly conference,
nj Bethel A. M. e. Church, was
seld Nov. 7-S by the Presiding
Elder L. F. Greene. DR.. Greene
was we'll pleased with the tremen-
dous success of the Church Sun
dav school and H. M. Society and
all the other auxiliaries of the
Bethel A. M. E., under the new
leaders. Rev. and Mrs. J. s. Bag
neris Jr., pastor. The services
were highly spiritual for both
meetings.
GAMES AND RECREATION
The Youth N. A. A. G. P. meets
at the Y. w. C. A. every Satur-
day night for games and recrea-
tion. The week of Nov. u, the
group will sponsor a panel dis
cussion. Joyce Donaldson, chair
man. Subject. "Teen Ayers Prob
lens" Mrs. Dolores Watson. SUI
pervisor.
WORLD FELLOWSHIP
PROGRAM NOVEMBER 1s
A World Fellowship Program is
slated for Thursday, Nov. Is, at
Y. w. C. A. World Fellowship
Week. a national program spon-
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