The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-06-29
St. Johns Day Program


St. Johns Day Program
\ st. Johns Day program was
held at the ut. Zion Baptist
church on Sunday evening. June
18th, under the auspices of Har
mony Lodge No. F. 4. N. and
Hercules Lodge No. II F. A. NJ
Prince Hail utilization, Washing
ton and jurisdiction
A very fitting and interesting
sermon was delivered by Rev
o. S. 7. Lewis. This fine message
was well received.
The choir was really at its best
IN the well-rendered songs.
Mr.. Russell Gideon is Worthy
Master OF Hercules No. II. MT
Johnnie Allen is Worthy Master
OF Harmony Lodge No. 2. The
Grand Officers are Rev. F. B
Davis. Jr., Warden; Mr.. ]. H
Lee. Grand Trustee: and Mr.. E
d. Dahlberg. Grand Trustee.
Mr.. Ray Williams was in charge
Of the program committee.
Presentation to the church,
choir and Rev. Lewis was made
by Mr.. Russell Gideon.
kr. John Allen introduced the
following officers: Mrs. Martha
Davis. Grand Matron o. e. s.:
Mrs. Belle Henry. Vice-Grand
Matron o. e. MRS. Janette
Waters. Jr.. Matron Of Sarah w.
Dupee Court, Heroines of Jericho:
and Mrs. zelma Derrick, past
Grand Matron and the present
Grand Secretary o. q. S.
Mems Day Program
The Mems Day program held at
the Grace Presbyterian church
was a decided success. The mems
choir OF the day. conducted by
Mr.. McCants, was enjoyed by all
present. A goodly crowd was In
attendance.
The message at the morning SER
vice by Mr.. Lewis Watts OF the
Seattle Urban League was indeed
timely one, his subject being,
The Program of Men in the
Church." Speaking of his research
work on the "Early Life Of Jesus"
Mr.. Watts elaborated on the dy-
manic influence of the twelve men
that Jesus selected as his disci-
ples; the understanding love as a
solution of the many ills of the
world. Emphatic was Mr.. Watts
In reference of Just church atten-
dance. but that men must parti-
cipate in the life and activities
Of the church equally with the
women. Learning leadership, per-
sonality development, participat-
ing and contributing to the ven
lures Of the life of the church,
community. schools and home is
necessary for a balanced society.
All who failed to come out and
hear this wonderful message
really missed something. The
men OF the Grace church are de-
serving OF much praise for this
Mems Day program on Fathers
Day. Rev. John B. Quick, pastor
Alta Meta Society Program
The Alta Meta Society program
was a decided success with Mrs.
Ophelia Hall, chairman
The children receiving prizes
for the best description of the
best fathers were Stevesant Hard
ing. first prize, and Miss Patricia
Winston. second prize.
Mrs. Slaughter was the mis-
tress of ceremonies assisted by
Miss Lyle. Mr.. Wayne Timony
rendered song in excellent
voice A song by Mrs. Leslie Of
Dallas, Texas, was well received.
The large attendance of the Fort
Lawton transportation unit was
received with much applause.
Seattle viii be looking forward
to a repeat of this fine Fathers
Day program from the hearts of
our beloved children.
Fine going. Alta Meta Society.
Mr.. s. c. Valley has returned
home after an extensive trip
through the South and the East.
visiting relatives and friends. Mr..
Valley reports a most enjoyable
trip, but still asserts there is no
place like Seattle" His daughter.
Miss Marion Valley. has returned
also. after three years at Hamp-
ton Institute, where on May 30th
she received a B. s. degree in
home economics. Miss Valley is
considering the acceptance OF a
position with the Veterans Admin
istration in Los Angeles, Calf,
rs a student dietician. She is
another fine young woman that
Seattle can be proud of, one who
had the real element of success
stick-to-it-ness.
Mrs. Lena Ridge is attending
the Sunday School convention in
Memphis, Tenn. Mrs Ridge is the
State SuDerintendent of Sunday