The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-07-06
YAKIMA, WASH.
~ mrs.
BY Mrs.
A.
PERRY
1914 50. 9Th
Ph. s-s544

NAcuItOH SCHOOL FlMASueu here
Forty denominations we're re-
presented in the Community Da-
lily, Vacation Bible school spon-
sored by the Yakima Council OF
Churches which was concluded
Friday, June /. at the First Bap-
list church with final overall
enrolment of 755. Parents of
the children attended the closing
classes and departmental ses-
sions when many OF the groups
presented dramatized Bible stor-
les and other activities. Free
treats were given to all the
children apd free swim tickets
to the city pools were distributed
to children over years of age
by e. v. Putnam. city park SUI
perintendent. A picnic was held
for the teachers and staff men,
bers of the East side at the Mil
Ter Park. Miss Mary Elliott, gem
eral chairman for the councils
Vacation Bible school committee
expressed appreciation for the
work done by the staff which In
cluded those wo taught in the
West side schools at the First
Presbyterian church and the
Fruitvale grange hall during the
first two weeks. Mesdames Hat
tie Barnes, K. Currin, Dolores
Watson, and A. L. P.
The Church of God In Christ ;
Rev. Jas. M. Young and wife
and Missionaries; Sisters: Frank
Powell. Albertha Mills and Ly-
ons and other members attended
the Convocation which was held
at Rev. Goodlow's church in
Seattle, so he was the host pas
tor and the overseer. The Char
les H. Mason, ST., Bishop. and
wife attended the meetings for
several days. Rev. Young of
Yakima was the master of cere-
mony throughout the meeting.
and he was elected chairman OF
the Board of Elders of the State.
Women day, which was very
high day. Mrs. Jas. Young read
a paper, subject. Missionaries
and Their Work. Mrs. Frank
Powell was elected Chairlady Of
the Public Sunday School De-
partment. Rev. Young's sons,
known as the Young Brothers
Band" played wonderful music
throughout the services. Mrs. Hol-
liday. a member of the Church
of God in Christ. and many other
members and visiting friends at
tended Sunday, June 26. in Seat
tie, from Yakima.
Clubs and Socials
The Elite Hobbyites celebrated
their second years Club Day
Program, Sunday. June 26. at
the Mt. Hope church with Mrs
Beatrice Ryan, program chair
lady. Mrs. Lolita Ellis, mistress
of ceremonies. Mrs. Robert Nc.
Lean, honorary member. Other
white women from another club
and ladies from the prospective
Wives Club also Mrs. Lillian
Ellison had charge of the re
freshments served in the church
dining room after the program
which was very beautiful.
The president. Mrs. Arthur
Gregory, and Mrs. Della Woods
attended the Colored Women'i
State Federation of washington
and they gave the highlights Of
the convention. The last meeting
for the year before vacation fol
the meetings will be Thursday
July Q, at Mrs. l.. e. Bryant.
Rev. Howard l.. Clark and hi'
wife were honored with a recep
ton Monday night, June 81. a.
the home of Mrs. Ida Houston
she and Mrs. Walter l.. Finney
with Mrs. Arthur Gregory and
inertia Emmons, serving the re
freshments. Many attended and
the evening was enjoyed by all
Rev. and Mrs. Clark were
guests of Mrs. Reginald Frye ant
on sunday. June 26, they were
the dinner guests of Mrs. Arthur
Gregory. Also visited Mr., ant
Mrs. Sears of Sunny Side. Rev
and Mrs. Clark were the dinnel
guests of Mrs. William Bell o
Toppenish and many others,
was not able to get their names
Rev. and Mrs Clark wish t
thank everyone for the many
many courtesies shown then
while they were in Yakima. Mrs
Clark also made wonderful ad
dress Sunday. June 26, at tn
Mt. Hope church for a Women
Day program.
Mrs. e. S. Davis and Fay
Davis have returned from
rush call" which was the Ill
ness of Mrs. Davis mother ant
her mothers sister, who wer
convalescing fine when she lei