The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-06-23
FULL GOSPEL TEMPLE
OF PRAYER

OF the Full Temple of Prayer con-
venes July % as long as the Lord
leads. They are expecting Over
seer G.. Portly from Milwaukee.
Wis, and Elder Overseer Jones
and Mrs. Jones from California.
0verseer A. Bagby from Colorado,
Oyerseer r. Brown from Idaho,
Their General Evangelist r. Brad
ford and General Missionary Lois
Bradford Of Washington and many
other workers, pastors, evangelists
and missionaries
Come and enjoy these meetings
with us. To each overseer, please,
write In and make reservations for
all who are coming. Meals will be
served each day. All delegations
will be taken care of free OF
charge. Signed: Sister II. R. Fer
guson, Supt. Oyerseer; General R
e. Williams Of Yakima, 814 So
4th st.
Sister H. r. Ferguson and mem
bers of the Full Gospel Church
are making great progress in
the building project-the walls are
almost completed of new cement
blocks.
A union dinner given by two
churches of the Bethel A M. E.
and Full Gospel in the basement
and Full Gospel vii be held in
the basement of the Bethel A. M
e. June 26 at IL noon. The man
ayers are Sisters H. r. Ferguson
and Della Woods. Everybody is in
vited to come and enjoy beau
tifu1, delicious, bountiful dinner.
The State of Washington FEEDER
ated Women opened their conven
ton Monday, June IA, at the First
Methodist Church, with Mrs. Nal
colin Mays, president, in her place
Mrs. Robert Mclean and othel
leading ladies participated in ths
program.
At tn e Wednesday session
Judge William Long from Seattl.
was the main speaker. Also, jus
before noon, Dr. J Peterson, pas
tor of the First Christian Church
made a wonderful address. Tn,
basement of the church was tn,
banquet hall and tables were dec
GRATED with red roses and red
white and blue paper and the U. S
flag. Mrs. John ]. Doane, wht
comes from Australia, was thu
speaker.
She said that in her country
there are 3,OO0,O0 people livins
in one city with no house to cal
their own. They live in rented
apartments. She did not speal
English so f1unetly "a little
brokenly. She wants to learn bu
wants people to visit her and tall
so she would not have to study
her book. She also said that hel
country is beautiful.
The main speaker for the luncf
hour was DIR. Vuideur Y. r. Slrit
His subject was the Pacific North
west and the Far East. Americans
live on foreign trade. The Amer
lean mostly came from Europe
Look into the needs; you have th'
resources and facilities. To lool
into the Far East is to see tina
the needs are tremendous. A bust
ness man looks into the future
and makes the actually. Chini
can not do It alone; China did no
have very much industry to star
with. China cannot develop her
self with her own power. The,
are very poor and have no poten
tiaI power. There is much mate
rial need. Technical knowledge
technical skill and technical powe
alone is no good. You must hav'
something to use them and us
them wisely.
Turn to Europe-Europe hersel
is in need. In 1922 China wa
ordered to give part OF her terri
tory to Japan. She said 'Wha
was to your interest was to ours.
America has been our friends.
seems natural for as to turn Il
America. How about our think