The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-01

wllletta Houston. After eomplet-
ing her course OF study Miss
Houston engaged IN a series of
concerts In the east and south.
After her marriage to Charles
Freeman another course OF study
was presented to her and her
music was temporarily put aside
while she Is tutoring a little fam
lily. The Freemans are thinking
strongly of coming to Tacoma to
make their home.
Another New Arrival: On May
II there was born to Mrs. Fred
cannady a posthumus boy. She
has been named for her father
Charles Ray and her brother
Friedrich. Il will be remembered
a short time ago Mrs. Cannady
was widowed through a cruel fate
which robbed her baby and the 4
other children of father. Since
the confinement Mrs. Cannady is
living home with her widowed
mother and sister. interviewing
Mrs. Canady further with regard
to her future plans she replied:
Right at this time Mrs. A. / can
not say that I have outlined any
definite arrangements for the fu-
ture."
The City Federation of Colored
Women met Sunday at the close
of the services of the Allen A.M.E.
Church to conduct their annual
election of officers pursuant to
notice. The following persons were
elected to office: Mrs. Louise
Turner, president; Mrs. Carrie
Majors. vice president; Mrs. Ethel
Wood, secretary. The office of
treasury will be filled at the next
meeting.
Women's Day at the Allen A.
ME-. church was conducted Sun
day. For the morning session the
first hymn was "Hark the voice
of Jesus calling" Prayer was led
by Mrs. G. v. Taylor. Scripture
lesson by Mrs. Lee Rogers. A vocal
solo by Mrs. Minnie Elmore-
BLESS this House." The women's
Day message was delivered by
Mrs. Eliza McCabe. Her subject
was Woman's Place in Civiliza-
tion." Some of the high points of
the message were that: this day
of Missions was linked with civ
ilization. Jesus first words after
resurrection were addressed to
woman. Woman is the mother of
mankind. Civilization, culture.
social order, nations and institu-
lions are dependent upon the NOR
al standard of woman. and the
keeping of the high things of the
spirit. Always remembering to Do
justly, Love mercy, and Walk
humbly with God.
The Bethlehem Baptist church
also conducted Missionary services
throughout the day. The eleven
O'Clock hour opened with respon-
sive reading followed by selections
by the choir. A vocal solo was
rendered by Mrs. q. C. Tumlin
and one by Mr.. Willie Irwin. The
message was given by the Rev.
Mr.. j. e. r. Rollins-"Why stand
Ye idle Gazing" During the re-
cess period turkey dinner was
served. At three o'clock the meet
ing was resumed and participated
by visiting churches. Mrs. e. H.
Jackson of Bremerton read
paper on Missionary work. The
message was delivered by Mrs. c.
Wright-"Thy Word the Light"
The evening services were con-
Quoted by the Junior choir. The
message was given by the Rev.
Mr. ]. s. Smith. Solos were rend-
cred by Mesdames Robertson and
Botley. The closing song was lead
BY Mrs. Ida Wilson.
On May 16, some of the Ushers
and friends of Allen A. M. E.
church. attended the Tryout The
atre which was held at the Center
Theatre, Sth and Bell. This is
where the new plays meet the
public. On that night the play
Beside Myself" was staged.
Sunday, June 18th the DIR. e.
e. Elmore Guild will give its
cake and cookies sale in the
basement of the Baptist Church,
after the IL o'clock service.