The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-05-11
YAKIMA. WASH.
BY Mrs.
PERRY
1914 So. 6kh
ph. 2-s544
CHURCHES

CHURCHES
Bethel A.M.E. Rev. J. R.
Bagneris. Jr.. pastor. preached a
wonderful sermon Sunday. May 8.
Mothers Day Also the Begin
ners Sunday School class honored
their mothers with mld-morning
lunch In the recreation room OF
the church with Mrs. 2. s. Davis.
teacher and chairman with Mrs.
G. V. Woods. assisting her. AT 3
pm. the ST. stewardess Board
gave a very nice Mothers Day tea
with . talented program.
The Home missionary society
was entertained BY Mrs. Theo.
spearman at her home on Friday.
May ID. The meeting was well at
tended. The hostess served a de-
licious repass.
The Pastor Rev. Bagneris has
planned q great celebration Of the
43rd Anniversary of Bethel Am.
E.-Dates June Id, 1919. The
banquet will be Saturday. June 4.
with Mrs. Lillian Ellison. In
charge of 1t. Sunday will climax
this big anniversary. The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Rector
Johnson. minister OF the First
Methodist Church. This will be
June s. Watch this column for a
full program.
Mt Hope Baptist, Rev. A. B.
Fuller. pastor win be honored by
his members. Celebrating the
pastors third Anniversary which
started Tuesday night Sunday.
with the different pastors and
their members worshipping with
Mt. Hope and great program
through Sunday Rev. Eminent
B. Reed OF Spokane and Rev. s.
Benjamin Davis from Seattle have
charge OF the day. Also speaker
from each auxiliary with words
Of appreciation to Rev. Fuller for
the splendid work he has done in
renovating the recreation room.
Also the strengthening to the
parsonage. The banquet was Mon
day night. Mrs. Beatrice Ryan Is
the chairman of the general pro-
gram. Mrs. Walter Finney is
chairman of the banquet.
The G. A. girls met at the home
Of Mrs. Mckinley Yates Saturday.
May 7-hour: AS pm. Eleven
girls were present and very nice
meeting was had. Evon Johnson.
president and Mrs. Arthur Greg
ory. directories. On Mothers Day
the oldest and youngest mothers
were honored by the Deborah
Circle.
Monday night Leon Kirkpatrick
was presented In musical at the
First Christian Church. sponsored
by Mt. Hope.
Full Gospel Temple of Prayer,
Rev. H. r. Ferguson, pastor, has
been constructing new Church
Edifice for some time. They are
beginning to put in the windows
and the doors. This church has
closed two weeks celebrating OF
rs years of Services extending
flowers to Mrs. Ferguson for her
beautiful and wonderful works in
the Yakima Valley. Two weeks OF
services with many gifts. The
church gave 500 and her family
presented her with money tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pollard. Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Fox. Mrs. Fan
ME Mae Barbee of San Francisco,
Calf, Mr.. and Mrs. r. 2. Will
Iiams, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shack
leford, Jr., and Mr.. E. P. Fergu-
son. 1t was an enjoyable time for
everyone. The anniversary closed
May s. 1919.
MT. Hope entertained about 100
service men soldiers Saturday
night, May 7, 1949.
Church group held q meeting
Friday. May s, with a large as
sembly OF women Freedoms
Foundation. The Christian Home
was the theme for the May Fell
lowship which was well attended
at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Helen Kincaid Of Seattle is the
state director Of womens' work
for the council of churches of
washington and Northern Idaho
was a guest. The Baptist Church
was represented by Mrs. Arthur
Gregory, Mrs. s. L. Barnes. and
Mrs. Mckinley Yates. The Metho-
dist church was represented by
Mrs. Dolores Watson, who sang
solo and Mrs. Della Woods who
accompanied her. The new officers
were elected: Mrs. H. q. Kallgren,
president and Mrs. Arthur Greg
ory, third vice president. Mrs. De-
lores Watson, corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. Bline was presented
a book 1.-THE Greatest Story Ever
Told" by Fulton oursler.
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