The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-11-03
YAKIMA, WASH.
BY MRS. a. l. PERRY
1914 So. Six St.
Phone 2-s544
Toe Each Copy


Rev. J. s. Bagneris. pastor
preached Oct. 81 from the sub
ject The Secret Of Success" Acts
Is. Sunday evening the Home
Missionary Society sponsored a
program. Mrs. Bruce Carter was
the mistress of ceremonies. A
very fine program was enjoyed by
all. Mrs. ]. s. Bagneris Jr. will
entertain the Home Missionary
Society Friday evening in the par
sonage; Nov. s.
Sunday. Nov. 7. at the II
o'clock services. the Presiding
Elder will preach: also at the eve
ming services. This is the first
quarterly conference.
A great installation service will
be held Nov. 10 at Bethel An.
All officers will be installed. Rev.
Lynn Woods of the First Metho-
dist Church viii be the speaker
and Rev. Ward Pratt will be the
master of ceremony, and Mrs. Lii
liam Ellison will have charge of
the banquet which follows the in
stallation services: the banquet
will be in the basement of the
church.
The No. 2 stewardess Board
met at the home of Mrs. Mary
Louise Ellison. The board will
sponsor Sip. which will be
held Nov. IA at the home of Mrs.
Frank Mcintosh: hours. 4 to 6
D. m. Mrs. Isaac Mitchell, presi-
dent. and Mrs. Frank Mcintosh.
secretary.
MT. HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH
The State Board met in Seat
tie Wednesday. with Rev. Reed
the moderator. The meeting was
held at tn e Good Will Baptist
Church. Rev. Mitchell. pastor. The
plans were laid for the 194S-49
budget; also plans were made for
more effective program for
194S. Rev. A. B. Fuller said.
The Preschoo1 meeting study
class was held Tuesday evening,
Oct. 26. in the Yakima Senior
High School library. The princi-
pal of Roosevelt School, Mrs.
Thomas, spoke very fluently. The
paper from Seattle was talked on,
which was about family life, dis
cipline, What Is It?" A child who
is taught to reason-he does bet
ter when put on his own. Listen
to a child reason before punish
ment. There are certain ways
which children learn best and That
is through play. The old idea of
discipline Is Quit is out in the
sense of the word. Today, we ra-
Their use guidance. What is the
child's place in the home? Does
he take a part in conversation in
school? Do you show him the
same respect as he shows you?
Remember to make positive state
ments instead of negative. Set
your standard as in school. Give
him love and affection. 1t is the
little things in life that count.
What standard have you set for
your children? What standard
should we set? Nature takes care
o her own. The baby will train
whenever it is ready.
Summary: Children do need
to learn to work out their own
problems and take their own pow
ers. They must be loved and APP
preciated; the feeling that they
can take their places, the freedom
to play, freedom to express him
self. And many things like play,
work, rest. and do what he wants
to do. There was a fine group
that attended the Preschool PIT
A. meeting study course.
N.A.A.C.P.
The N.A.A.C.P. met at the
Bethel AM.E. Church Sunday aft
ernoon. The speaker, Owen
Clarke. made wonderful address
This was at 3 D. m. A very well
attended program. The city Of
Yakima has the honor of being the
place where the state president re
sides. Frank Mcintosh. He is loca
president too.
North RichIand was the place
where those people were organ,
lied, and state President Franz
Mcintosh was the organizer H,
set up the SO members; the char
ter will be granted to this newl,
organized N.AA.C.P. group.
VACATIONISTS
Mrs. Rosa Lee Arnold will leave
Nov. Z for 30-day trip through
the South, Mobile. Birmingham
Ala. and back through For
Smith. Ark, and Muskogee, Okla.
and return to Yakima.
Mrs. ]. H. Gray will leave Nov
8 for Muskogee. Okla. her home
town. where she will visit he
mother. children, and take care o
business. Mrs. Gray will return
to Yakima in December.
Mrs. Hannah Yancy visited he
niece, Berdnadine Cooke, in Cleve
land. Ohio. few weeks ago. Sh'
ranorfad a very fine trim when shl