The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-03-30

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Dr.. James Forester. president Of
Westmont College. Santa Bar
bara. Calf. was the speaker. The
music was by the Harmoneers
Quartet. who sang several beau
tiful spirituals. The Bible Quiz
was good too. The quartet was
the Barnes Brothers. q. S. Davis,
and T. H. CASTOR and J. C. Nor
Fison were in the audience; also
Mrs. T. CASTOR. The rally was
very interesting.
The Bethel Home Missionary
will have the Easter
Watch this column
for more details.
April 8, the Council OF Church
es will sponsor q tea to welcome
the new ministers wives at the
Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Bagneris Jr. will
be honored too at this tea.
FIRST BAPTIST
The primary class enjoyed Sun
day. March 90. at the First Bap-
fist Church. Mrs. D. s. Davis
picked mp every member of that
class about q. m, also their
teacher. and carried them to the
church where Mrs. Morris. the
superintendent OF the primary de-
partment. introduced the class
and teacher. One of the pupils
OF that Sunday School presented
at pot with a Eladiolus bulb
planted In It and expressed de-
sire to come over to visit the
Bethel Sunday School. The pu-
pills were Faye. yernice, Penny,
Marie. Terry and David and your
humble servant. A. L. P.
Beuvty School
Beauty school registration be-
gan March 80. For further in
can 1901. This is in
Yakima.
Lodges and Clubs
Yakima Gem. No. 353 and the
Valley Of the Sun No. $50 Health
and Educational program will be
held Sunday. April 10, at p m.
at Elks Rest.
Elk. Ru. Benjamin Chandler has
secured the Mobile Unit from the
Yakima County tuberculosis
League and there will be free
chest x-rays given from to s
p. m. to everyone desiring 1t. Also
Miss Margaret Randolph will
show a picture of the T. B. germs.
All Of this Is free! The educa-
tional chairman is Frank M. Nc
Intosh; chairman for the Dts. is
DIT. Maggie Gregory. Exalted Rul-
er b. Chandler has invited all
the churches. pastors and their
congregations OF the Yakima Val
ley and anyone who reads this or
hears about this wonderful event
is welcome to attend. Watch this
column for further information.
April 10 is the date to remember.
Eniertuins Elite Hobbyiies
Mrs. Della Woods graciously
entertained the Elite Hobbyites
and many Of her friends Thurs
day night. March "a. at her home.
That was social night and as the
president, Mrs. Arthur Gregory,
was absent for the first time for
over a year she has been presi-
dent. her vice president, A. L. p,
opened the meeting with present
ing Mrs. William Watson. who
has recently returned from San
Francisco. where she was q dele
gate to the National Y.W.C.A.
Conference. Mrs. Watson made
a very interesting and informa-
tIonal report OF her trip and the
Y conference, which she said over
500 Negro women attended and
they were In all the different ac-
tivities. on the different boards.
After that the evening was free
for fellowship and socializing.
The hostess had asked for games
and stunts that everyone could
have barrel OF fun" and she
seemingly received her wish. The
guests were Mesdames Thelma
Emmons. Margaret Malone. G. ".
Woods. Gladys Guillory, Beatrice
Davis. Frances Chandler. Charles
Waggener. and Geneva Dhue. and
with much merriment for all. Ev-
eryone thanked Mrs. Woods for
a night OF relaxation.
The next meeting will be April
Z at the home of Mrs. Dolores
Watson. Mrs. Arthur Gregory
was missed by the guests and the
members, too, Thursday night.
MT. and Mrs. John Woods at
tended the First Baptist Church