The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-06
YAKIMA, WASH.
BY MRS. =. l. PERRY
1z14 SO. SIX 81.
Phcns 1854
10c Each Copy
CHURCHES

which beautifully discussed. was
Asking Without Thinking: ACE
League at s; sermon at 7:30
Topic: Satan Questions the Son
ship OF Jesus"
The No. Stewardess Board met
at the home of the president, Mrs
Isaac Mitchell. Friday, Oct. l, al
$3.50. Much business was taken
care OF. The pastor, Rev. J. s.
Bagneris Jr.. was present. The
new officers were elected. Mrs
Frank Mcintosh, secretary and
Mrs. Bruce Carter, vice-president,
Mrs. Mary L. Ellison. treasurer,
The stewardess Board viii spon-
sor chill supper In October. They
also will have one Sunday a month
to render program. The hostess
served delicious refreshments.
The Missionary Society will
meet Friday night at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. James Banks on
Friday night, Oct. 8, at 8 p. m.
The Senior Choir rehearsal was
on Thursday night. The president,
Sister @. v. Woods, presided. Bust.
ness was taken care OF. The choir
will sponsor a chilli dinner on
October 7 which will be in the
basement of the church. All mem
bers and friends are asked to
please attend this social.
The No. 2 Stewardess will have
a talent program Sunday, October
10, at night. Refreshments will
be sold In the masement.
Council of Churches
Presents Program
The Council of Churches had a
great program Friday, Oct. l. at
the First Nazarene Church. The
different activities Of the women's
church organization were known
as workshop Day"
Mrs. ]. Bline, who presided,
made wonderful report of her
trip and attendance at the race
relations institute at Fiske Uni
versity, Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Ar
thur Gregory had charge of the
devotionals. Those who spoke
were Mrs. Esther Johnson. Lolita
Ellis, and Mrs. G. Scott. Mrs.
Della Woods played and Rev. ]. s.
Bagneris directed the singing.
There were five ladies from
Bethel and five from Mt. Hope
Mrs. Malcolm Mays, Mrs. Robert
Mclean and Mrs. Ralph Weyrick
were among the other ladies that
spoke. Mrs. r. Mclean made a
very inspiring address on legisla-
tive proposals on curbink alcohol
sales and child labor. Mrs. Do
lores Watson was on the progrma
and played In an impromptu play
and spoke very forcefully altho
she had had no time to prepare
herself.
World Community Day will be
Nov. s at the Presbyterian church.
Make reservations now for your
dinner.
Open house at the County Hos
pital Oct. IL. Tea will be served
by the church women. The hours
are from 3-5 and TO.
To Hear Oakland Pastor
The Mount Hope Baptist Church,
under the direction of Mrs. Arthur
Gregory, the G. A. Girls of the
Missionary Department, will pre-
sent on the third Sunday In Oc-
tober the Rev. e. M. Howard
pastor of Antioch Baptist of Oak
land. Calf. He will preach that
Sunday afternoon. Do hear him!
Also Rev. ]. s. Bagneris and
members of the Bethel A. M. f.
are expected to worship with the
hostess, Mrs. Gregory, and the
G. A. Girls.
Harvest Homecoming Celebration
The spiritual fervor OF the
church is high and they are look
ing forward to a very fine "Harv
est Homecoming" celebration and
the services are progressing nicely
The fourth Sunday In November
IA the date. The guest speaker
viii be the Rev. F. Benjamin
Davis, pastor of Mt. Zion Church
Seattle. They are also expecting
the presence of Mrs. F. w. Pen
lex. president of Washington
state Association, corresponding
corresponding secretary of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention OF tbs
II s. A. and Inc. She will speai
befor the women's department a
D. m. Everyone should heal
this outstanding spekaer from Sc
attic.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. D. w. Rose wishes u
thank her many friends and mem
bers of Mt. Hope for their kind
ness during her illness while sh'
was in St. Elizabeth Hospital
also she appreciates the kindness
of the nurses of that hospital, toe
and thanks DIR. Fred Barrow. Tn
lovely flowers from Mrs. c. Il
Kinnard. Mrs. Rose is in spien
did health again and serving a
Sunday School superintendent a
Mt Hope. The Sunday Schoc
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