The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-05-25

installed and convention reports
given By Mrs. Fred Westberg and
Mrs. Richard Reed.
This was held In the Roosevelt
school. The new officers are:
President, Mrs. westberg; vice
president. Mrs. Reed; secretary,
Mrs. Robert Nixon. and treasurer.
your humble servant. Amanda
Lopez Perry. Mrs. Schneider
talked to group on the differences
in kindergarten children. She
pointed out that they may
vary as much as IA inches In
height and 20 pounds in weight.
Some children are able to dress
themselves and some are not. she
explained. Some have emotional
problems arising from insecurity;
some are hesitant to join the ac-
tivities OF the others and some
have no musical or creative apti-
tude. Here are a few of the high
lights of Mrs. Richard Reeds re-
port OF one evening Mrs. Clifford
N. Jenkins. civic president of Ma
tional Congress of Parent and
Teachers. New York in the con-
vention. Her subject was High
ways and Byways' in P.-T.A.-
also sea or Ocean Travels. The
address was educational as well
as inspirational. Mrs. Reed has
listed Z ships. which are very fine
and practicable.
1. Citizenship-Be good examples
home and neighborhood. Reg
lister, vote. Take advantages of
our privileges as citizens.
Q. Membership. Be a good mem
Der in the home; interest any
one We can in our good cause.
will serve, l will learn to do
the job. A MUST!
3. Relationship. To the nation.
state. and country, home. new
members.
4. Leadership. Say - Let's do.
Leaders. coaches and say: we
develop new leaders-A MUST!
s. Worship. We should have spir-
itua1 help. and children should
be taught the value of spiritual
help at all times--very import-
ant to a child.
6. Worship. Have prof. e C I s.
Money-making ones. Have pro-
grams toward a goal character
building projects!
Z. Commandantship, Fellowship &
Friendship. Love people = all
people are the same. In our
P.-T.A. we met and make lots
of friends working together.
sharing and acting together and
playing together :. (Father
night. Both the parent and
teacher become better friends.
Mrs. Reed brought out many
more good points.
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Bethel A.M.E.. Rev. ]. s. Bag
neris, Jr.. pastor. is calling all
membersl Calling all membersl
The Forty-third year anniversary
of Bethel A..ME. will be celebrat-
ed from June 1-5. There will be
outstanding services each night
and an elaborate banquet on Sat
urday night and will close Sunday
at o'clock with a sermon deliv-
cred by DR.. Rector Johnson, the
pastor of the First Methodist
Church. The Building Fund Com
mittee also is sponsoring an all
day Barbecue and a day of fun
at the Fairgrounds on June 25th.
This promises to be most sue
cessfui affair. Mr.. Edward Porter.
chairman.
Mount Hope =.
Rev. A. B. Fuller, pastor, was
we'll pleased with the many beau
tiful speeches made over him
Monday night, May Is. at the
close of the third year OF pastor
of Mt. Hope. DR.. F. Banjamin
Davis of Seattle and DR.. e. B.
Reed Of Spokane. were guest
speakers from out of town. Solo
by Miss Emma Smith. Rev. Holt
day, Rev. and Mrs. Edward w.
Ohrenstein. pastor and wife of
pastor of the First Congrega-
tional. Mrs. Della Woods and Mrs.
Lillian Ellison spoke for Bethel
A.M.E. Mrs. Beatrice Ryan was
the chairman of Banquet and,
Mesdames Walter Finney, s. L,
BARNES Mckinley Yates. Tom
Lacey. X. Currin. P. Giles, A,
! Kendell. F. Howell. o. Bell. and