The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-22


ly the church, the school and
the home have a big task in
assisting young people to Guilt
vate certain virtues as courtesy,
honesty. industry, genuineness,
generosity. charity, dependability,
and responsibility. Things that are
most needed in life. Rev. ]. S.
Bagneris. Jr. closed his address
with this poem, of an unknown
author. "A Piece of Clay"
| took piece of plastic clay,
And idly fastened it one day.
Pressed it still
1t moved and yielded to my will.
l came again when, day s
were past,
The bit of clay was hard at last.
The form | gave it still bore,
But could change that form
no more.
| took a piece of living Clay
And gentle formed 1t day by day
And moulded with my power and
art,
A little child's soft and yielding
heart.
l came again when years were
gone,
It was man | looked upon.
He still that early impression
wore,
And l could change him never
more.
The applause were many and
all were as congenial as if it
were no colored parents. Rev.
Bagneris reported a wonderful
time.
THE PENTEcoSTAL CHURCH
The Pentecostal Church on
Mckee Ave. Rev. Freda Robinson
pastor, and James Robinson, Sr.,
is the Sunday School Supt He
is calling so boys and girls all
races anil all nationalities, to come
to Sunday school every Sunday
for three months and get an
Hershey" Candy bar free. There
will be so candy bars given away
every Sunday to the first SO boys
and girls Class haurs 10-11 AM.
All are welcome to attend.
MOUNT HOPE BAPTIST
Mount Hope Baptist, Rev. A.
B. Fuller. pastor, Sunday. Dec.
10, was "a beautiful day and a
wonderful service was held at Mt.
Hope Church, the attendance was
fine considering the weather. Not
with standing, the fact, the ma
tional and international relation
and relationship is stranded; the
universal spirit of good will is
our heritage of which we thank
our Heavenly Father for the
advent of the Christ Child many
years ago and the journey OF the
wise men in search Of His birth
place. They brought gifts OF gold
francise and myrrh is to day ex-
pressing itself in a more general
through the church our position
az Christians is like unto that
heavenly constellation let its light
shine to guide those who were
In search of the new born King.
We should as Christians let our
light so shine before men: that
they may be guided to the Christ
Child. Who since that day grew
to manhood and Offered His life.
His supreme sacrifice for us and
all of mankind who be devouts
of coming to Him for life and
inspiration. When We make gifts
let us give the best we have
to people who are unfortunately
and who do not have the neces-
sary things to make them happy.
Our mission then should be to
make some one happy We invite
the public to our Church each
Sunday 10 worship with us, said
Rev. A. B. Fuller. To the watch
meeting, which will be Friday
night. December 81. all are invited
to attend. The B. T. U. is doing
a great work or job in training
under the leadership of Mrs. Kat
crime Kern. The Sunday school
viii have its Xmas program Dec
"a, at the church.
The Christmas play will be
Friday evening under the leader
ship and directing and training
of Mrs. E. S. Davis and Mrs
Della Woods also Mrs. Isaac Nit
chell. The pictures were taken tc
be shown on the screen at hospi
tails and various public gatherings
This picture win be made by