The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-08-11
YAKIMA, Wash.
BY MRS. a. l. PERRY
1914 So. Six Sc.
Phone 2-s544
1Oc Each Copy
Church News
BETHEL A. N. E.

preparation IUI lut AuauoA OoA-
ference which win start Wednes-
morning, August Is. The Bishop
is expected to be here Saturday,
August IA or Sunday, August 10.
The Home Missionary Society viii
have the first day, Tuesday, Aug
ust II. The women will have all
day for their services. Mrs. Della
Woods is the local president and
Mrs. Mamie l. Morrison, secre-
tary. The home missionary so-
ciety will have its last meetina
for the conference year Friday,l
August 10, at the home of Mrs.
Ted Spearman. All members are
asked to be present as business
of Importance concerning the con-
ference will be taken up.
MOUNT HOPE BAPTIST
Mount Hope Baptist Church and
Pastor A. B. Fuller had high day
the first Sunday in August as 1t
was Communion Day. The spir-
itual fervor was high.
The pastor, Rev. A. B. Fuller,
was in Seattle Wednesday, Aug
ust "a. for the State Board Meet
ing which vas held at the Pro-
gressiye Baptist, Rev. Powell, pas
tor That was a very fine meet
ing.
Rev. A. B.. Fuller visited the
NACW convention which was held
at the Seattle Garfield High School
August 81 He said that he twas
thrilled to see many women in
executive capacities. shook
hands with some of the greatest
women in the world. To know
them is to love them" Their ses-
sion was interesting and out
standing. Their exhibits were mar
velous He also visited Rev. and
Mrs. Ed Wilson in Tacoma. Rev.
Fuller announced that he and
members are planning for our
guests which will be In town as
delegates to Bethel A.. M. q. Con-
ference next week. Rev Fuller
said he and his congregation feel
deeply indebted to Bethel A. NJ. q.
and the pastor, Rev. R. e. Frier-
son, for the very fine spirit of
cooperation which they gave us.
MCKEE AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
The Mckee Ave. Baptist Church
had a wonderful service Sunday,
August 8, with the assistant pastor
preaching the morning sermon.
Rev. Robinson said four members
had been added to the church.
The pastor Rev. Holiday was not
present All day the services were
good.
ToPPENIsH CHURCH
The Church of God in Topper
ish has new pastor, Rev. A.
Bible of Seattle. Rev Bible visits
his church every week end and
sometimes visits the Church of
God in Christ here Rev. James
Young is the pastor. Sunday serv-
ices were wonderful at bot h
chruches.
HERBERT n. JONES, 20,
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Herbert H. Jones, age 20, died
Thursday night at st. Elizabeth's
Hospital after a long period Of
illness. He suffered stroke from
which he failed to rally. Jones
spent his boyhood days in Ellens-
burg and came to Yakima as a
youth. In his early manhood he
became interested in horses and
rode the winner in one of the
earliest derbies of Yakima's state
fair. He worked for a time with
contracting firms and took pride
in the fact that he helped lay the
bricks on Yakima Ave. For a
quarter of a century he was en-
ployed by the Northern Pacific, a
post from which he retired a few
years ago He is survived by his
widow, Nellie; a stepdaughtsr,
Mrs. Edmonia Blount; two nieces.
Nellie and Valaire Jones, who
made their home with him; three
nephews. Mr.. Jones was born in
Kentucky and during the First
World War was called to break
horses for the army at the Fl
Lewis remount depot. His funeral
services were held Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock in the Langevin,
Meyer and Erickson Chapel. Rev.
R. r. Frierson officiated. Pail
bearers were Harry Ellison, Ma
than Evans, John Woods ,Benja-
min Chandler, Reginald Frye and
Charles Spearman. Burial was in
Tahoma Cemetery. He was well
loved by every one and received
many beautiful flowers and the
family has the sympathy of all
Yakima.
FATHER DIES IN TEXAS
Mrs Ruth Joseph's father died
in Texas and she left Tuesday,
August to attend the funeral
which was Saturday, August z.
Mrs. Joseph has our sympathy. She
win be home Saturday or Sunday,
August 1 or 10.
sEATTLEITE IS VISITOR
Mrs. A. Trimbo of Seattle is the