The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-07-20
..Pulplt Guest brings
Fine Message"

Fine Message"
The FIRST A. n. E. church
14th Street between Pike ana
Pine. was pleased 10 have as
guest speaker Sunday, July TO-
at the II o'clock morning ser
vice. Chaplain White of u s. A.
who is being sent to Japan in
service to his country with the
medical air corps. Chaplain
White delighted his listners with
a real message taken from the
IL verse. and 18th CHI. Of Num-
bers: urging the youth" to
come to God. with willingness,
to give God the best you have
because He has given the best
to you.
Chaplain White mentioned the
fact. that he was born In Flor
ida. taught school there, and
that 1t had always been his aim
in life to strive to cast credit
upon the place where he was
born, believing. It should be the
aim OF everyone. regardless of
which state. or part of the coun-
try we come from. Chaplain
White during the war served in
the PHILIPPINES. East India, and
the Netherlands. May his mis-
sion be a safe and successful
one.
The Senior Choir of the First
A. NJ. E. church will render in
song, 1.-THE Life OF Christ" on
the 4th Sunday evening at eight
o'clock, July Gath. and extend to
the public a cordial invitation to
come out and hear what this
fine choir has prepared for you.
President. Mr.. C. C. Bass,
Director. Mr.. Fleming; Organist,
Mrs. Ruth Davis; Rev. e ID.
chappelle. pastor; Mrs. Corinne
Williams. Secretary. On 14th
Street between Pike and Pine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Alexan-
der have enjoyed as their house
guests the last month. Mrs.
Rosie Alexander, mother of Mr..
Alexander. of Sedalia. Missouri,
and the past ten days also visit
ing them Mr.. and Mrs. Price
Alexander of Sedalia, a brother
and wife. While here they were
the recipients Of many courtesies.
They are returning home by way
Of California.
Mrs. Roland Alexander is the
daughter of our Presiding Elder.
Rev. L. f. Greene.
Mrs. Maude Nautilus is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Martin of
2345 Lafayette St., Denver, Col
orado. Enroute will also visit in
st. Paul and return after visit
with relatives and friends in
Kansas City. Mo-. by way Of Los
Angeles, Calf. We wish much
joy. and pleasure for Mrs.
Nautilus on her trip and a safe
return to her family and friends
in Seattle where she has resided
for many years.
Mrs. Anna Hightower, cousin
Of Mr.. w. p. Lewis, has returned
to Seattle to live after residing
In Los Angeles. She will be at
home to her many friends at
704 28th Street. Mrs. Hightower
Is former resident of Seattle
before going to Los Angeles. /
Her friends and acquaintance
are happy to hear of her return
to us.
The A. M. q. Zion Church
Conference was formally opened
Wednesday. July 18th, at the
Ebenezar A. NJ. e. Zion church.
1917 23rd Avenue, Seattle.
1t was good to hear the very
fine and sincere words of well
come and greetings from the
various churches. professional
and business men. among whom
were Attorney Charles Stokes.
whose remarks were highlighted
with his usual sense of good
natured humor, expressing the
hope that we would "all live as
long as we like. and like what
we have as long as we live"
which closing remarks brought
forth a round of laughter and
applause.
Mr.. N. P. Dotson OF the Urban
League expressed hi appreciation
of the churches cooperation in
working for the welfare Of the
community. and that it was as
it should be. as social worker.
Mr.. Dotson finds this spirit of
the churches inspiring and graft
flying.
Rev. L. F. Greene, Presiding