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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-14
Sports Mats Display New Trio as Browns Move in Tonight
Win, Lose, or Draw
Grffs Resistance Finely Ron Out
By FRANCIS STAkk

resisting frequent and persistent ones Tor waiter
decade Clark Griffith finally has up and
snapped backhared pitcher who TO the big
leagues fresh from Philadelphia Griffith died
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Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN i.IAGtT

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Detroit 3, Philadelphia tnashtl--T> faSAl
$50 Fowler t4-Ai
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l-Si Va Dehson t4~hl
NATIONAL LTAGtt.
Boston at Fittkbgtkb tRlshj-~hst
ts-ll Va Chasntk la-sl
New YORK at CanelBhsu thlshtl--
Hartuns ts-a) W ETautt tA.a'.
Philadelphia 81 ChieaEo-~MsysF tt-t
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Brooklyn at St Louis tnlsht}-- Rec
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CENTRAL LEAGrE.
Dayton. 3; Pint. q.
GRAND Rapids a. saginaw postponed
rain.
ChsrIsston OF Musksssn. pos,ponsd. rain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-14

Ray MsesIss. Big Coop. pur-
chased from the Cards for si75.-
600 In 1916 while still In the
Navy. was in Manager Leo Du-
rocher's dog house. dissatisfied.
and irked by the booing Of Giant
fans.
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tsee oIDTMERs. Page A-IsJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-14

AMERICAN
Results Yesterday
No games scheduled.
Games Today
IL, Louis at WASH. $40,
Chicago at N. Y. tn).
Detroit at Phila. tn).
Cleveland at Boston (n)
Games renorfew
ut. Louis at wash, $50,
Detroit at Phila. (n).
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-14

NATIONAL
Results Yesterday
No games scheduled.
Games To-day
Brooklyn at st L. (nl.
New York at Cinci. (n)
Boston at Pitts. (n).
Phila. ut Chicago.
Games Temerfew
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cinci.
Phils. at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. L. (n).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-14

You can az Round Trip
Washington TO New Yuk
ut no extra coat whsa Jos
connect with BOAC %
Bermuda. AK Tosiy Local
air lines or Trsves Aaeri-
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Major League Standings and Schedules

(See STAR GOLF, Page A-19.)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
:. ]. JdYnes And
T.. L. Mullette
Mist In Navy

The enlistment of two younf
men from this section in the Unit
ed States Navy has been an
nounced by P. C. Kizer, MMC
USN. The first is Curtis jackson
Jaynes, son of Mrs. Mary Miz'
and brother of Mrs. M. E. Hall o.
Gautier who entered the servics
March 8.
The second is James Leslie Nal
lette, Ri. !, Box 1893. Lucedale
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Nal
lette of the same address VIII
enlisted March Is. Mr. Mallettf
was employed at the jackson
County Wooden Mills before hi
enlistment.
Both have been sent to thu
Navy Recruit Training center a
San Diego. At the completion o
their training there they will b.
assigned to, a u S Navy Trad'
school, or a ship of the fleet.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
dscogouldns Go To
SelmU To Attend
Home Coming

Nj. and Mrs. Frank VERBAL and
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. an6
Mrs. G.. B. Stephenson departed
Friday on a motor trip to Selma
to attend Home Coming day ir
The Alabama Avenue Presbyte
rian church next Sunday.
While there they will be guest
of friends of long standing, Nj
and Mrs. G. W. Holley, who arc
On the invitation committee.
The present pastor. the Rev. G
w. Cheek, was pastor 80 year
ago when Mr.. and Mrs. Versal ant
their children, Lillian. Julian an
Francis joined the church. Fran
els VERBAL and his daughter, Bet
ty, are still residents of Selma.
New members will be received
1T the morning service and a fel
lowship hour will follow it. Lunc'
will be served by women of tn
church.
The party plans to return hom'
Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
Special Meeting Of
Civic Council Set
For Tuesday Night

A special meeting of the Civic
Council has been called for Tues.
day, March 20, at the 18th Stree
Activities building at 7:30 p. m
by the president, Mrs. S. B. Nc
Twain, for the purpose of hear.
ng reports of the special plan
hing committee appointed at the
asst meeting.
Appointed on this planning
committee were T. R. Wells
Hartman, Mrs. Henry Gautier
Mrs. Leo Trehern, Vaughn Smitl
ind R. B. McIlwain. This plan
hing committee was set up fo
he purpose of co-ordinating tht
,fforts and undertakings of tn
farious civic organizations in tn
.ity.
A speaker has been invited fo'
he occasion and every club i
invited to send representatives il
addition to the club president
md other elected Civic Counei
'elegates.
Questionnaires have beer
nailed to each club membe
Trough the president to repor
he projects deemed the most i'm
'ortant to the Improvement o
'ascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
Douglas Sanders
Topper Given Porty
On His Birthday

On Saturday afternoon the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Hook
at 447 East Live Oak street was
the setting for a party honoring
their grandson. Douglas Sanders
Taper of 1543 Lafayette street,
Biloxi, who was to be seven years
old March 20.
Games afforded the children
amusement and gave prizes to
Joyce Hudson and Ronnie Del
mas, the latter coming off with
two trophies.
The beautiful birthday cake,
iced in pink and topped with an
Easter basket of candies, which
also decked its sides, was the
center of attraction for the child
rem as they gathered around the
table to sing the time-honored
Happy Birthday" as the honor
guest blew out the lights on the
candles
Mrs. Hook was assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. J. D.. Taper of
Biloxi, Douglas Sanders mother,
in cutting the cake and serving
it with cold drinks and candies.
Mrs. Jimmie Hudson was also
in pleasant assistance upon Mrs
Hooks,
A number of appropriate gifts
were showered on the young hon.
or guest. Those who were in
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
Miss Judson Nell
Webb Becomes Bride
Oh Joseph Templet

A wedding, beautiful in its
simplicity, was that of Miss Jud-
son Nell Webb. daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. J. A. Webb of Pasca-
goula, to Joseph f. Templet. son
Of Mrs. Della Templet of Biloxi,
which was solemnized at the Gau-
tier Baptist church in Gautier.
with the pastor, the Reverend J,
L. Reeves officiating.
The bride was lovely in an en-
semble of blue.
Only relatives and a few friends
witnessed the ceremony.
Later Nh. and Mrs. Webb en-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
Stitch Club Guest
OF Mrs. George At
Meeting Wednesday,

The Stitch club enjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs. J. B. George
At its meeting Wednesday at 2
pm. at her heme on No. Willow
treet. The entrance prize was
Won by Mrs. Y. G.. Hirth.
Mrs. Joseph Canarela was given
'ordial welcome as a new mem
)er.
At present the members are
,r~ocheting bedspreads but one
member is soon to begin GRO
netting curtains.
Towards the latter part of the
,fternoon Mrs. George served a
efreshment course.
Besides the foregoing, those
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
Cub Pack Holds
Meeting At Home
Of Mrs. H. B. Cole

On Monday at $3.50 pm. Cub
Scout Den No. ,; Pack 1913 held
its weekly pack meeting at the
home Of Mrs. H. B. Cole, COS
jackson avenue.
Prizes were awarded for best
inventions in the display Of the
month, with Charles Randall
winning first and Steve and
Loren Bosarge second place
Those present we're Steve md
Loren Bosarge. Billy Cole. jim
Pat Pelham. Robert Coleman,
Charles Randall. Ray Schroeder,
B. L. Simpson, Jerry Frederic,
RIP Lane, Loren Delaney, and
James FORMER.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
Miss Buugh Honoree
AT Luncheon At
L~ongfellow House

Mesdames j. c. McIlwain and
r. B. Mellwain were h~ostesses at
a luncheon at Longfellow House
on Thursday at / pm. honoring
Miss Sarah Anne Baugh of
Greenwood, Miss, who is visit
ING her sister, Mrs. Arthur j.
Moss.
Covers were laid for Miss
Baugh and Mesdames Moss, f. F.
OMalley, Baylous Stokes, 1. w.
Browder and the hostesses.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
Local Students
Members Of Ole
Miss Glee Club

The Mems Glee club Of the
University of Mississippi which
is composed of 81 voices will oper
its spring concert tour next week
at Winona.
Included in the Glees club are
John Gautier and Buddy Ehrlich
both of Pascagoula.
The club this year includes ir
its repertoire a variety of num-
bers ranging from early 10th cen
tury church music to negro
spirituals. The tour will include
eight engagements.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
BIRTHDAY PARTY

The tenth birthday of Marf3n
FUR was made memorable to
about % of her young friends by
an open air party at which she
was hostess March II at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrss.L.
r. Fur on Washington avenue
that afternoon.
Marion was assisted by Mrs.
FUR, who served cold drinks with
hot dogs and cookies.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
their

tertained informally at their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Templet depa4ed
Tuesday for San Diego, Cafis..
where the former, who is in the
Navy. is stationed and where they
will reside for the time being.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25

Guided in the guest list were
Paul, Ronnie, Steve and Wayne
Bowman, Ronnie Delmas, Mack
Hudson, Jr., Mary Grace Brewer,
Joyce and Viola Hudson, Mary
Grace and Tweetsie Brewer, and
Peggy Blakney.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25

present were Mesdames Lonnie
Watts, j, George Clark and J.
f. Krebs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
You'll want Arrow Ties, too!

Right alongside our shirt display. you'll see some extremely hand.
some flies, in mony coors and patterns.
~ They're Arrows. tool And each one has Arrows exclusive lining
which guarantees perfect knots and huwless drope. SzaRaAasa@A
NHs Pick q few TO tenn up with fine Arrow White Shirts you choose
They're ST TO $3.50.
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depreciation, he did not consider
I was convicted Of q crime"
Gates, now serving Q 30-day jail
sentence for refusing to answer q
question, baked again yesterday
when he was asked to identify q
Harold Gruskin," who signed an
AFFIDAVIT accompanying the 1887
passport application.
He also refused to say whether
he once rented living quarters
from Rose de Vencenzo of Youngs-
town, Ohio, whose name was list
ed as O reference on the 1888
application.
Gates was ordered jailed by
Federal Judge Harold r. Medina
last Friday after he persistently
refused to give information about
other party workers.
Meanwhile another Federal
Judge, Vincent L. Leibell. refused
yesterday TO re-admit to bail two
other defendants. Gus Hall and
Henry Winston, who were jailed
for protesting loudly against
Gates sentence.
All three are being held In jail.
except during trial sessions.
Judge Leibell said statements
made In Judge Medina's court by
Hall and Winston were con-
temptuous and that they inter-
rupted the trial without excuse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
81. Patrick's Church
Dedicated In Tokyo
Nv the Assoeiatsd Prs.s

TOKYO. June 10.-St. Patrick's
Catholic Church was dedicated in
Tokyo yesterday.
1t was blessed by Norman Car
dinal Gilroy Of Sydney, Australia.
who Is in Japan as a papal legate
for religious celebration.
Auxiliary Bishop Thomas j. Nc
Donnell of New York preached the
dedication sermon.
Coming from the archdiocese
OF New York. whose great patron
is st. Patrick. makes me proud to
be present at the blessing Of this
new church in Japan under the
patronage of the great apostle Of
Ireland" he said.
The pastor Of the new church
is the Rev. James Doyle Of County
Meath, Ireland, who completed his
studies at st. Columbans near
Omaha, Nebr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
Quiz Of Gates Raises
Question Of When Lie
Nav Be Called White
ey me Asseeicfsd Press

NEW YORK, June 1o.-The
question Of when a Lie Is black and
when it's white has been tossed
into the conspiracy trial Of II top
American Communists.
It came UP after John Gates, q
defendant. acknowledged yester-
day under cross-examination that
he had lied on certain occasions.
But he claimed the end justified
the means in one instance. In
another, he said. the so-called lie
was a matter of Interpretation.
Gates, editor of the Daily
Worker. admitted that In a 1887
passport application he falsely
swore he was going to Germany
to travel. when he actually was
going to Spain to fight with the
Spanish Loyalists.
whatever did, 7 did to go TO
Spain to fight for democracy" he
said. IF I had said I was going
to Spain, I would never have been
permitted to go. I am proud Of
what I did then. I am proud
now"
Sees Historical Justificatio
"And did you believe it justified
your lying under oath?" asked
United States Attorney John r. X.
McGohey.
II did not believe that lie In
substance" said Gates. go His
tory justifieS such acts"
The prosecutor also accused
Gates Of having lied about his
arrest record in his Selective
Service QUESTIONABLE.
Gates previously had testified
he was arrested twice on minor
charges-once for making a louo
noise without a permit" at a street
meeting in Warren. Ohio, and
another time for distributing
pamphlets in New Castle, Pa.
Didn't you swear you had
never been convicted of q crime
Gin his draft QUESTIONABLE %
asked Mr.. McGohey.
Gates said that by his own in
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u. ). BIS Will Join
European Maneuvers

PARIS. June io.-Unite d
States Air Force Super Forts
based In England are scheduled 10
take part in war maneurers this
month with the Western Defense
Command Of Field Marshal Lord
Montgomery.
Details Of the international
war games combining air and
naval power Of France. Britain.
Belgium, Holland and Luxem-
bourg are still to be announced
by Lord Montsomery's head
quarters In Fontainebleau.
However. the present plans. ac-
cording to a Western Defense
Command official, call for the
French feet TO rendezvous with
British units of the Bay OF
Biscay June 80. The naval
operation will last about 10 days.
Air units Of the Western De-
tense Command will gather in
Southeast England June Is. The
operation will end July 8.
Raj bomber command will play
the same role it did in the war.
furnishing a nighttime striking
force. while the U. S. Super Forts
will provide the daylight force.
Holland Is sending a squadron
of fighters. Belgium and Luxem-
bourg are sending ground officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
Roxana Fountain, IS,
.Succumbs 10 Leukemia

Roxana Fountain. Is. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Fountain.
former Washington residents. died
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lSt9AE@0@s go A&@9f ~~@1s Say @A
lieukernia.
Besides her parents. She Is sur
vived by two brothers. Brooks and
Michael Fountain. q sister. Cath
crime Fountain. and her grand
mother. Mrs. Roxana 3. Brooks,
5000 Dumbarton avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10

Child Health Unit Set Up
An Institute of Child Health
has been established il Sydney
by the Commonwealth government
OF Australia.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-05-11
Big Home Run King
Like Easter Has Eyes
On Right Field Fences

SAN DIEGO - (ANP) = Big
Luke Easter, first baseman for the
Padres, Cleveland Indian farm
team in the Pacific Coast league.
could always hit a long ball by
batting straight away. But now
he's changed his stance to take
advantage OF those short right
field fences In the coast circuit.
Casters new stance followed
advice from Manager Bucky Har-
ris. last years pilot of the New
York Yankees, who figures that a
few more days practice doing 1t
the new way, and Easter will
break the leagues homerun rec
ord, providing he isn't playing
with the Cleveland Indians at the
close of the season.
Last week. Luke put on one
exhibition that seemed impossible
for a 6-foot 4h-inch man. who
carries 245 pounds. Easter hit
what appeared at first to be a
good hard single, but his fleet
feet made 1t home run. Oldtimer
Jeep Handley, Padre third base
man, said that in spite of Luke's
weight. he's the fastest man in
the club, IL not the entire league.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-05-11
Colored Women's
Club

Your City Association of Col
ored women's Club President.
Mrs. Marjorie Williams is out Of
the city for a few days leaving
Saturday. May 7.
Before she left she asked her
vice president to carry on until
she returned. We expect her to
return Tuesday.
There were quite a few clubs
absent from the meeting held
May 5.
We would like to hear from
Mrs. Birdie Johnson OF Fashion
etts. Mrs. Helen Krisel of Wom-
ems Progressive. Las Successors
Club. NJ. Joremberger Club. Co.'S
mopolitan Century Club. Las
Amigos Club and Mrs. Audrey
Nichols of Altiora Peto Club.
You can reach us or Mrs. Will
liams by calling MI. 1871, Mrs.
Bedford PR. 6793.
Before signing off we would
like for the Clubs of City Associa-
ton to extend a welcome invita-
ton to Mrs. Ruth showes. who is
here from Cincinatti. Ohio. so
she can meet some OF you charm
ing ladies at your club meeting.
The neighborhood matrons are
asking Mrs. Showes to be their
guest at their meeting May IL at
8 Pm. at the home Of Mrs. Dorthy
Morris, 22O 3Oth Avenue.
Mrs. Morris is City Association
newly ell C ted organizer and
Chaplain for Neighborhood Ma
tron. SO from the 18th OF May on
let's keep Mrs. Ruth Showes busy
when she can spare the time from
visiting her sick cousin.
You can reach her by calling
FIR. $3.50. Her address is 619
32nd Avenue.
Mrs. Leila Bedford,
Vice President
City Association.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-05-11
SEATTLE SOCIMS
SEATTLE SOCIALS

The P. G. R. club was organized
March 2s at the home Of Mrs.
Maude D. Purnell. 5s7 9th So.
with Mrs Purnell as President,
Martha Cole. vice president Oct
avia Norris. secretary, Dorothy
Homes, assistant secretary. Mile
Burnside, treasurer. Mrs McClain,
chaplain, Ida Nelson, reporter.
This is a branch OF the Mt.
Rainier Chapter. o. q. s. At the
home Of Mrs. NJ. Burnside. 2S11
Lane St, they made plans for a
Bingo party, proceed to go TO
the Mt. Rainier Chapter. The next
meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. katherine Barnett. SIG 2sth
Ave. So. Being an important busi-
ness session. all members are
urged to be present.
Mrs. Louise Brown, sister OF
Mrs. Oscar Woodward, was rush.
ed to the Harborview hospital,
Sunday. for an emergency opera
ton. Although the operation was
a success. she Is still hospital
lied, while her friends are still
surprised.
Mrs. Eugene Sims of Oakland.
California, jurisdiction. was in the
city in the interest of the Heroines
of Jerico, accompanied by the
Most Ancient Grand Matron. Her
official visit to Sara w. Dupree
court. After completing business
here, she enjoyed many social
courtesies which included Mrs.
Leola Wilson of Los Angeles, CAL.
were shown the Grand Official.
A sightseeing trip about the city
captivated the visitor. She was
the dinner guest Of Mrs. BernIce
Hurst close friend. Other visit
ors were Mrs. Clara White and
Mrs. Elnora B. Allen. Mrs. Sims
made social call on the social
editor, Mrs. H. C. Thompson. She
left for her home In Oakland.
saying her trip combined with
business and pleasure was well
spent.
The A. M. e. Guild met FRI
day at Tukwillow Mrs. L. Morris.
hostess and Fannie Cook presi-
dent. A grand day and all enjoyed
every minute of their lovely meet
ing.
The Rose Bud Study club will
serve a turkey dinner Sunday,
May Is, at the First A M. e.
church, between Pike and Pine.
You will never know what you
have missed If you miss that
dinner.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-05-11
Clubs

The Flamingo Club whist party
held at the lovely Pipkin Dining
room, 1880 e. Madison, Saturday
night, was a gala affair.
Eleven members wearing red
and white corsages worked in
perfect unison to make 1t sue
cess, eight tables and 80 players.
Refreshments served were COT
fee cake & sandwiches. = Prizes
awarded were: LIST prize. Mr.. Yer
non Weather; End prize. Mr.. Will
liam Jefferson. and consolation
prize, Mr.. Fred Broadner.
The club very much appreciates
the fine cooperation shown in this
occasion.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-05-11
CLUBS
Mrs. LEILA BEDFORD

Our associations had its install
lation Of officers at their meeting
May 9Th. Mrs. Ruth Showes of
Canemonili, Ohio, was guest
speaker, at the Seattle Associa-
ton OF Colored womens' Club.
Mrs. Showes is district organ
izer OF the City Federation of
Women's Club In Ohio.
She is a member of the Bona
fide Club. Cincit. Ohio, and MEM
Der of the Panotian Club, and
members of the Executive board.
Wife OF Mr.. Sanfred R. Showes,
who is an industrial art teacher
and principal of Adult night
school In Cincit. Ohio.
Mrs. Showes was called to the
bedside of her cousin, Mr.. Albert
Duncanson who is very Ill and in
the hospital. Mr. Duncanson re-
sides at 619 32nd Avenue.
Before Mrs. Showes installed
the new officers of Seattle City
Association Women's Club, she
heard a lovely program rendered
by the entertainment chairman
Miss GENEVA Ward.
A welcome address was given
by Miss Betty Groves OF Stella
Puella Club and delightful solo
by Mr.. Hurtzella Casey.
Then Mrs. Ruth Showes was
welcomed to Seattle and she gave
"a lovely talk of her clubs in
Cincit, and of the clubs wonder
full home there. The ladies en-
joyed Mrs. showes' talk and do
ings Of the Club women OF Cincit,
Ohio.
She then installed the coming
off icers for the coming year:
Mrs. Marjorie Williams, presi-
dent; Mrs. Asova Brown, End vice
president; Mrs. Magdalin Craw-
ley, recording secretary; Mrs.
Mary Washington, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Laura Taylor,
treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy Morris,
organizer; Ms. Ann Scott, chap
lain; Mrs. Beatrice Simms, parli-
amentarian; Mrs. Peggy Clayton,
statistian; Mrs. Carylon Stems,
club reporter.
The City Association of Colored
Womens' Club is hostess to Wash
ington State Federation of Col
ored Women's Club Convention
which will convene In Seattle,
June goth. 21st, 22nd at the LIST
Methodist A.M.E. Church, 14th
and Pike.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the convention of the
Colored Women's Club.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-05-11
Bremerton News

E7ENEzER A. M. &. CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 A M. with
Mr. Malone, superintendent.
Morning Service at IL A. M.
Rev. L. F. Greene, Seattle, pres
iding Elder Puget Sound District.
delivered a wonderful sermon.
Rev. e. D. Chappelle. pastor Of
First A. M. q. Church, Seattle,
delivered an inspiring sermon.
The Jubilee Choir of his church
sang.
Visitors present were, the Rev.
Shoots and family, Church OF God,
Bremerton; Major Pitt, Pres. Sal
Walton Army, Bremerton; Rev.
Simmons and son. evangelist from
Pennsylvania, and Rev. and Mrs.
L. +. Greene.
H Washington, Reporter.