The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-20
SOCIAL SIDELINES
Visiting In Missouri

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Visiting In Missouri
Mrs. Ida Mae Crosswhite is
spending several weeks in Column
bia, Mo-, with her mother, Mrs.
Lena Turner, ill for some time.
While there Mrs. Crosswhite will
look after some important business
for her mother.
BetheIite Club Meets
Mrs. Abbie Cantrell and Mrs.
Mary M. Duncan We're cohostesses
at the home of the former in S. E.
Tibbitts for the recent meeting
of the Bethelite Club. A large
attendance enjoyed and partici-
pated in the enthusiastic meeting.
Announcement was made of the
clubs annual Halloween party for
Monday night October Is, at the
home of Mrs. Stella Gragg with
Mrs. Lulu Gragg and Mrs. Ada
lade Gaskin cohostesses. Mrs. NJ
Jones was another new member
added to the ranks of the Bethel
ties. Mrs. aLura McLain, Los An
geles, sister of Mrs. Mary Austin,
was a visitor.
Visitors From Berkeley
Mrs Clara Williams in N. E.
Fargo, had as house guests the
past week her friend of many
years, Mrs. Y. w. Lewis of Berke-
ley, Calf. The visit was a great
surprise to Mrs. Williams as she
knew just a few days prior that
Mrs. Lewis was coming up at that
time. 1t was an enjoyable re-
union to say the least exclaimed
Mrs. Williams, for 1--WE hadn't
seen each other for many years."
Visitors Honored at Dinner
Mrs. Williams delicious turkey
dinner for nine guests honored
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs A M. Eng
fish. The latter, a resident of
Portland, leaves soon for a three
months sojourn in the east. Her
first stop will be in Washington,
D. c., where she will spend con-
siderable time with her daughter,
Mrs. Ordell Bagley and family.
From there she will go to New
York City, to visit her nieces.
Mrs. Lewis returned to Berke-
ley on Friday after a very pleas
ant stay.
Beta lota Chapter Meets
Beta Iota Chapter, lot Phi
Lambda Sororitl, met in its regu-
lar monthly meeting last Monday
with Soror Ruth Flowers in N. e.
Victoria Ave. Plans go forward
for Iotas American Educational
Week to be celebrated November
7-13. This is the first of several
educational events for this year.
To Make Portland Study
Mr.. James Crysler, case worker
for the State of Oregon and Presi-
dent of the Portland branch N. A.
A. C. p, is one of a committee of
Is who will study ways to pre-
vent juvenile delinquency in Port
land. The group will work with
the governors statewide commit
tee on youth and will advise city
and county officials concerned
with the delinquency problem.
The committee is headed by DR..
Ernest J. Jaqua, chairman of the
Council of Social Agencies.
Candidates Address
League of Women Voters
At their luncheon at the Ben
son Hotel Wednesday the League
of Women Voters heard five can
didates do their best to tell how
they stand on three issues in
which the league is especially in
terested.
The issues were: reciprocal
trade agreement, initiation and
federal aid to housing for low in
come groups. Candidates are Sen
ator Guy Gordon, Manley ]. Will
son, his opponent for the U. s.
senate post; Representative
Homer D. Angel, and his oppon-
ents, Roland Bartlett, Democrat,
and Mrs. Peggy Carlson, Progress
sive.
Ten minutes was allowed each