The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-06-16
YAKIMA, WASH.
BY MRS. =. l. PERRY
1914 So. SIX s..
Phone 2-e544
10c Each Copy
Church News

Int Dtluel n N l. 1AeA -
Sunday at Las, sermon at II a.
m, Sowing and Reaping''; Chris
tan Endeavor at D. m. Chill
dren's Day program at 5 p m.
The Bethel Home Missionary So
ciety was entertained by Mrs.
Frank Hart Friday night. June II.
at her home. The meeting was
well attended, and beuiful les
son VS. discussed.
The president, Mrs. Della
Woods was In the chair and Mrs.
Mamie Morrison. secretary. Rev.
r. e. Frierson, pastor.
In the morning service Sunday,
June 10, the United States flag
was presented to the youths by
the ladies' of Logan and Wheeler
Post and also No. 2 Stewardess
gave a gift to the graduates pre-
scented by Mrs. Isaac Mitchell and
Misses Nellie Jones and Mitzi
Hobbs. The district conference
will be held in Tacoma. Starting
tines morning. Rev. and Mrs. r.
f. Frerson.
BIBLE SCHOOLS OPEN
MONDAY CLASSES ARRANGED
IN FOUR CHURCHES
Yakima's 9th annual two-week
daily vacation Bible summer
school will open Monday, June IA,
in four churches. Mrs. Ted Sch
mel, registrar. announced Satur-
day. Children may register at
$50 a. m. and school will be held
from until 11.S0 o'clock. Chill
dren four years old through the
sixth grade may enroll at the
school nearest their home.
FOUR LOCATIONS
Schols will be conducted in the
Presbyterian, Christian, Church of
the Brethren, and Fruitvale
Grange Hall. Miss Roberta
Richie. religious director of the
Presbyterian Church and Miss
Alice Huston, director of the Bap-
fist Church. The school theme is
Gods Plan for Happy Homes;
for Kindergarten children. "Bible
Friends and Friends Today" and
"Worshipping God" for juniors.
Last years school was attended
by $500 children from 39 churches.
A corps of superintendents and
teachers have spent an intensive
three-week training period in prep
aration for the activity. Mrs. De-
lores Watson is teacher, too.
The Laboratory School which
was held at the First Christian
Church last week was attended by
Mrs. Sherman Davis, Mrs. San
ford Barnes and Mrs. ]. c. Nor
rison. Also Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs.
North from Seattle attended the
Lab. School. They found it very
interesting, inspirational and edu-
cational.
PROSPECTIVE WoMEN,s CLUB
AWARDED $25 SCHOLARSHIP
The Prospective women's Club
gave a dance Monday night, June
z, honoring the graduates of
Yakima High of June, 1948. The
student with the highest marks
and best average won the prize.
MISS Barbara Graham was
awarded the SIS scholarship. The
other members of this class were
Miss Nellie Lee Jones and Alfred
Gene Donaldson. Everyone en-
joyed the dance and Barbara was
very much surprised to win the
scholarship. Mrs Hattie Barnes,
pres; Mrs. Ernestine Mitchell,
secretary.
The Elite Hobby Club will
present Mrs. Eliza McCabe Sun
day, June 20, at p. m. at the
Bethel A. M. E. Church.
1t is the Clubs Day for the
Elite Hobby Club which is a men,
Der Of the State Federation Club
of Colored Women and Mrs Eliza
McCabe is the state president.
Mrs. Arthur Gregory, president of
the Elite Hobby Mrs. Jack Ellis,
secretary. All clubs in the city
OF Yakima are invited to attend
this program, the date June 20,
at D. m.
Tuesday, June 8, was Mrs.
Nathan Evans birthday and Mon
day, June z, was Mrs. Arthur
Gregory and Mrs Ted Spearman's.
The Elite Hobby gave Mrs.
Gregory and Mrs Evans a sur
prise party.
NJ. anu MIS-. AItaur 0EcSOIy
were the host and hostess Sunday.
June 6. for Rev. and Mis-. Brown
and family of Richland, Mrs. E.
Baldwin, Mrs. M. North. They
enjoyed a delicious dinner and
evening.
Mrs Baldwin and Mrs. NJ. North
we're the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Davis last week.
Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. North
were the dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John WOODS Thursday
evening. June 8. They are from
Seattle.
TRIP MADE