The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-04-20


choir which was attired In vesture.
The Rev. e. B. Wilson selected
for the theme OF his discourse
HE Lives" The evening services
we're conducted entirely by the
choir with Sgt. Roland Smith. mar
rator. A solo Were you There"
was rendered by Edna johnson. II
saw the Place." by Pearl Miller.
1.-THE Holy CITY," by Ruth Ford.
I'm the End of the Sabbath" by
Sgt. VIM. s. Harris.
Appearing in the Tacoma Sum
day Ledger-News Tribune was a
picture OF Ralph Johnson educa-
tion major at the College OF Puget
Sound with his class as instructor.
History OF the Afro-American
This class meets each Wednesday
eve. MIR. Johnson also teaches a
class In Civil Government at the
Lincoln High. This gives Tacoma
two colored teachers.
The Woman's Council for De-
mocracy. met at the home of Mrs.
Myrtle Anderson. 70 Dayton Ave.
It was the annual meeting with
the election of officers. for the en-
suing year. AS conducted by Mrs.
Jessie B. Kastner. program chair
man. there was a discussion of the
Declaration of Human Rights"
and roll call for current events.
A resolution was adopted by the
body protesting the passage OF the
Atlantic Pact and also another
resolution. protesting the return
of the African colonies to Italy.
The new officers are: Mrs. Flor
ence Garten, president; Mrs. Cora
Fisher, vice-pres. Mrs. Nettie As
berry. secretary; Mrs, Maud Rich
ards. corresponding secretary; and
Mrs. Elizabeth Andrak. treasurer.
Mrs. e. C. Tumlin. 1910 South
Traitor was hostess to the Glover
Leaf Art Club on Tuesday evening,
with Mrs. Worther Hamilton in
the chair. There was discussion
about National and State amend
ments to the Constitution OF the
N.A.C.W. and State Federation of
Colored Women. Delegates were
selected to attend the state board
meeting at Bremerton on April 80.
Mrs. Francis McMackens reviewed
the biography of DR.. Ralph p.
Bunch. Mrs. Francis johnson of
Los Angeles, Calf. was the guest
Of honor. Mrs. Johnson is the
aunt Of Mrs. Daisy Hunter and
she will return to Los Angeles on
Thursday. As the members par
took of the refreshments around
the table the quotations were Of
fered. Mrs. johnson is the sister
Of Mrs. hawthorn Smith, who also
recently returned from n visit in
Los Angeles.
After the close of the services
of the Pentecostal church Sunday
evening, number of members
and friends filed into the parson-
age to witness the marriage cere-
mony OF Mrs. Caroline White to
Mr.. James Hall. by Bishop E. F.
Morris. Mr.. Hall is an old and
respected citizen of Tacoma hav-
ing come to this state more than a
quarter century ago.
The Dunbar Literary Club, Mrs.
Bernice Ray Canady. president.
sponsored a pretty Easter Tea
Sunday afternoon from 2 to S at
the home of Mrs. Chas. Hampton,
1917 South G Street. The hand
made lace covered tablecloth pre-
scented a brilliant picture orna-
mented with shining silver and
cut flowers set In the club colors.
The members too wore corsages
emphasizing the color scheme. at
the urns. at different periods sat
Mrs. q. B. Wilson, Mrs. Chas. Tay-
lor. Mrs. Nettie Asberry, Mrs.
Worther Hamilton and Mrs. Joe
Jordan.
The Woman's Study Club met
on Monday evening at Fort Lewis
with Miss Janis Lewis, hostess. It
Is reported that eleven members
and two guests attended the meet
ing. Mrs. Louise Beck presided
and conducted the program along
the same subject that the club has
been pursued for more than a
month-UNEsCO. After the serv-
ing of the refreshments, the men,
bers filed into the amusement hall
where overseas war II pictures
we're being shown to the soldiers.