The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-07-13
YAKIMA, WASH.
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Churches. Communities. and
Civic Activities

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Civic Activities
Rev. J. s. Bagneris, Jr.. pas
tor of the Bethel AME church
was the speaker at the union
Service Sunday night. July 10.
which started at eight o'clock at
the First Presbyterian church.
The subject OF his message
was ~Clean Hands" Music was
Furnished by the Bethel AME
choir. This meeting was well
attended as 1t was sponsored by
the Yakima Council of Churches
and the fellowship was very
fine. Rev. Robert Mclean was
the host pastor
The Church OF God in Christ.
Rev. Jas. M. Young. pastor, July
8. Missionary Gray. from San
Francisco, brought a beautiful
message. Sub. Because" Prob.
1:22. Monday night, July 1. FL
der beavers from Bakersfield.
Calf. These speakers we're from
the Convocation that was held
in Seattle the week before.
Mrs. Frank Powell taught the
missionary and aspiring ministers
Sunday School. the class that
raised the highest amour. Of
money, the teacher won the
prize. Mrs. Powell won because
Mr.. and Mrs. Make O'Brien and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Delahous-
save from Yakima were IN Seat
tie helped. Mrs. Powell was
elected the state secretary of
the Home mission Department.
Mrs. F. Powell was elected State
chairlady OF the Sunday School
Department at the Convocation.
Mckee Avenue Baptist
Rev. j. L. Holiday, pastor.
Sunday. July II, at IL pm.
there will be baptism. The
summer Bible School will open
July Is at $3.50 am.
The Annual Association Of the
General Baptist church of the
Northwest will begin their meet
ing July 21-24 at the Mckee
Avenue church, R. D. H. Greggs.
pres; Rev. Holiday, vice pres.
Sunday. July 10, Rev. r. R. ROD
inson had charge of the services.
Dorothy Mae and Jessie Lee.
Rev. Holidays daughters have
come from New Orleans. they
are home to stay with their par
ents. Mrs. Tom Longmire, church
reporter.
Sick List
Mrs. McFarley Is in the st. |
Elizabeth Hospital. She Is con-
svalescing fine.
Mrs. Hazel Brown is also con-
valescing.
4 Mrs. Frank James is conva-
slescing fine at her home.
Mrs. H. r. Ferguson is at
home from Portland. where she
had d health check-up.
Vacation
Mrs. Thelma Dowdell of Trini-
dad. Colo, is visiting her father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Howard. She will spend six
weeks In Yakima and two weeks
in Denver Colorado, visiting her
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Muyra Hershy. is visiting
her daughter Wayne Williams.
Her mother is from Muskogee,
Oklahoma.
Many visitors were here Mon
day, July 4, from Pasco. among
whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Horton; an Elk daughter, DIT.
Thelma Osborne. Mrs. ofelia
DEM, Frances Harrey and
Queen snipror.
William and Walter Vernon
came over from Tacoma. to Join
their Aunt Sadie Foster in her
bereavement of the death of her
husband, Mr.. Joseph Walter Fos-
ter. Walter Vernon was accom-
panied by Miss Elma Lea Barnes,
his prospective wife. That was
the first time Miss Barnes was
able to visit Yakima.
Sunday. July II. Yakima Gem
N. 1858 and the Valley of the Sun
No. $50 will present Rev. Foun-
tain w. Penick In the Elk's Rest
at 8 pm. The Rev. will speak
to the Elks and the citizens of
yakima on How to Help the
F. r.. P. c." Rev. Penick was
recently appointed to that board.
He is a very fine minister.
Mrs. Maggie Gregory is the chair
man of this program. All oil
Yakima should treat themselves
to this golden opportunity to
hear Rev. Penick. as he is very
efficient and a masterful speak
err with a splendid voice.