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APARTMENTS
15094 Tacoma Ave.
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Apartments
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Steam Heat
Car Service
Tel Main 3539
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Phone MAin 2543
0381, Pacific Ave.,, Tacoma Wash.
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Prescriptious filled by regisiered
pharmacists
Phone MAin 2777
1801 Broadway Tacoms
CASSEDY & ALLEN CO.
FUNERAL DIRECFORS
MAin 8151
1224 South I St. Tacoma
THE LYNN MORTUARY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIn 7748
717 Ro. Tacoma Ave. Tacoms
Jim Wood Hardware
Company
Any time you want anything
in our line.
Come in we’'ll treat you fine.
1116 Pacific Ave. MAin 2759
FRIEDMAN'S
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Field Secretary National Association for
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MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 2
8 o’clock, at
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Tacoma, Wash.
FREE—Admission—FßEE
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TACOMA, NEWS SECTION
9881 Pacific Avenue
Make Your Will And Save
Trouble For Your Heirs
In the last few years colored peo
ple are becoming more particular
how they pass out of this world.
Formerly it was a common occurence
for colored persons of means to die
and leave no will directing how their
estate should be handled. Nowa
days intelligent persons of the race
arrange their affairs and leave a will
which protects the interest of their
heirs. Colored lawyers are more and
more coming into their own. For
many years it was thought Negro
lawyers stood no show in court, N‘ow
it is known that judges, jurors and
others connected with the courts
have more respect for a colored lit
igant who comes into court with a
race lawyer than they have for col
ored persons who do not. It has
been an url}lll fight for Negro law
yers but slowly and surely they are
winning their way to the front. This
change of ,attitude toward colored
lawyers is very evident in Tacoma.
The writers of this article being an
attorney notes with satisfaction a
growing clientele from the race. We
aré transgcting more business for
our people at this time than ever
before. This change of attitude is
due to the interest of our ministers
and also our ¢lub women. It can be
noted that Tacoma is developing rac
ial cooperatfon.
NOTlCE—Beginning next week
the Enterprise will be published on
Thursday. All advertisements and
news items must be in the Tacoma
office not later than every Tuesday
noon. Kindly take notice and govern
yourself accordingly.
Mr. E. F. Edson, popular barber
has recovered from his illness and
is on the job again, .
Mr, Arthur L. Hayes, postman and
popular church and fraternal leader,
sent us a fine article this week con
ccrninfi the Philpot-McKee meetings,
and the ?lendid manner in which
the colored participants were treated
by the mamfement. The article has
become misplaced and we are unable
to fublish it. However, we are glad
to learn through Mr. Hayes that the
;:olor line was not drawn in the meet
ng.
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Church,
Rev. M. Stovall, rutor.—-Servicel
were well attended last Sunday. At
the evening service the pastor de
livered the annual sermon for the
Knights of Pythias and Court of Cal
anthe. The various divisions report
ed collections amounting to $143.-
25. The Christian Mutual Aid and
Buril "Society, recentl‘y organized
promises to..become a factor in this
community. Mr. G. B. Aldridge is
attorney for the corporation. Rev.
E. B. Reed of Spokané was a visitor
in the city last week and held a con
ference with our pastor, Rev! Stov
all. Dean William Dickens will’ de
liver a lecture Monday night at the
church. After the lecture the ladies
of the church will serve refresh
ments. Next Sunday evening the
choir will render a special program
in observance of Palm Sunday,
It is very evident that Rev. A. w.]
Johnson is making good in Tacoma.
In the office of a prominent business
man the other day, we overheard the
remark that Rev. Johnson was the
liveliest and most progressive colored
minister Tacoma ever had. Rev,
Johnson impresses everyone by his
self sacrificing labors and industry
for all worth while movements. He
deserves all the acclaims he is re
ceiving. Rev. Johnson is pastor of
the local A, M. E, church and is rap
idly putting the church organization
on a thorough business basis without
neglecting its spiritual welfare.
Mr. G, B, Aldridge was the princi
pal speaker last Sunday at a meet
ing of the Epworth League of the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
There was an enthusiastic gathering
of young people who so appreciated
the address of Mr, Aldridge that he
was requested to speak again Sun
day, April 15.
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There are wonderful business op
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Tacoma, Wash.
C. H. GRAVES, Pastor
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SERVIOES
Morning &ronchlnz. 11 o'clock.
Noon, 12 M., Sunday School, Mrs.
Jessie Graves, superintendent.
Evening—
B. Y. P. U, 6:30 o'clock. Mrs.
Mary Pryor, president; Reuben
Hardin, secretary.
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South I
11 a.m.—Preaching.
12:80 p.m.—Sunday School.
6:30 pm.—B. Y. P. U.
8:00 p.m.—Preaching.
Rev. J. Hawilton, Temporary
Pastor
Allen A. M. E. Church
1407 South Yakima Ave.
Tacoma
Rev. A. W. Johnson, Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:45 a.m.—Sunday school.
11:00 a.m.—Preaching.
6:30 pm.—Christian En
deavor.’
7:30 p.m.—Preaching and
Song Service.
Joymakers® Club Meeting
every friday night.
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Oakland Florists
1345 Broadway
Funeral Decorations at
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Lower Rates Than Elsewhere
Prompt Attention for Funerals,
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William Pickens, Famous
O{ttor___Cgming_ To Tacoma
Dean William Pickens, field sec
retar{ of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, will be in Tacoma and will
deliver one of his famous lectures
at Bethlehem Baptist church. Mr.
Pickens is recogmud as one of the
outstanding leaders of the,race and
is an interesting speaker. His com
ing will be of great interest to all
Tacoma Ccitizens who are interested
in the progress of the race and t;:e
work of the N. A, A. C. P.. The
Committee in charge of the lecture
in 2¢omg is comgoaed of Capt. John
Buek, Dr, E. H. Dupree, Rev. A, W.
Johnson, Rev. M. Stovall, Rev. C, H.
Graves. H. J. Asberry, J. H. Ryan,
S. Weber and R. Gibson. During
his stay in Tacoma Mr, Pickens will
ge ;ntertained by Capt. and Mrs
uck.
Rosa Wilson Denied Divorce
Mrs. Rosa Wilson was denied a
divorce last Friday from Chas. Wil
son by Judge W. O. Chapman. The
decree was awarded to Mr. Wilson on
his eross-complaint which charge was
that his wife was negligent in car
ing for their home. The court de
creed Mr. Wilson free from all fin
ancial obligations to Mrs, Wilson. A
home that was being purchased on a
contract will probagly be foreclosed
lw the Loan and Savings Association.
ilson escaped all costs, attorney’s
fees and debts on the home and fur
niture by order of the court. He
was represented by attorney D. D.
Aldridge.
A stereopticon lecture on “Health”
will be given Wednesday evening at
Bethlehem Baptist church by Dr. E.
E. Elmore our Eopular physician and
surgeon. Dr. Elmore has an inter
esting lecture and will display many
views showing how various diseases
can effect the body. He will also
discuss the causes and preventions
of disease. The lecture is free and
everyone is welcome.
Bellingham, Wash.
W. E. Ellis, Reporter
Mr. C .C. Jackson of Aberdeen, en
route to Vancouver, B. C. stopped
here for a visit with friends. 3
Mr. George Coleman of Sedro Wol
ly spent Sunday here visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Nelly Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Gist and Mr.
and Mrs. Fay Crowthers of Van
couver, B, C. were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Ross Sunday even
ing, .
~ Mr. Fred Harris is seriously ill at
his home.
Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Geo. E. Anderson
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. E. B. Reed, pastor.—“ Spirit of
Grace” and “The Call of Christ”
were the two subjects chosen by the
pastor Sunday for the morning and
evening service. Large congrega
tions attended both services. The B.
Y. P. U. was led by Chester John
son. Evangelistic services will begin
after Easter.
BETHEL A. M. E, CHURCH, Rev.
C. B. Clements, pastor—The pastor
chose his text Sunday morning from
Luke 16:8,9 and preached an imrir
ing sermon to a large congregation.
In the evening he delivered a short
sermon followed by a song service
by the choir. The Sunday school
and choir are arranging the Easter
program. The Stewards will give a
birthday luncheon April 17,
Reported sick: Mr. Lee Bass, Mr.
Sam Jones and Mother Smith.
The Pierrian Club entertained with
a Leap Year Party Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. R. L. Derrick.
The evening was enjoyed with games
and dainty favors were given each
guest. The hostess served a two
course luncheon.
Dean Wm, Pickens will s'Feuk at
Calvary Baptist church uesday
evening, April 10. Admission free.
The N. A. A. C. P. Executive
Board met Monday evening at Cal
vary Baptist church and appointed
the following captains for the mem
bership drive: Mesdames %J. Dor
sey, Wallace Hagan, C. Grubbs, A. C.
Houston, J. E. Mapps, W. Mash, J.
A. Lee, W. W. Boot, Chas, Hols
claw, H. Coldwell, V. Sexton, Ken
olly, T. Dillard, J. A. Cravens, H.
Coldwell, and Messrs. Morris Wal
don, L. W, Sims, Wallace Hagan, W.
Smith, R. L. Derrick, Fred Sharp, E.
H. Holmes, S, Carr, Chas. Lipscomb,
W. B. Edmonson, W, Coldwell. James
Gordon, general and Rev. E. N.
Sims, Colone. The drive will close
April 10,
Mr. Robert Strong of Calgary, who
has been visiting his brother and
sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Strong has been the motive for many
social affairs. Among them was a
dinner party Mond;{ evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cotton.'
A dinner Saturdné at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, G. Clay; a ple‘t’y Sat
urday evening bg Mr. and Mrs. C.
Grubbs; dinner Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, M. Waldons; lunch
eon Sunday eveninfi‘ at- the home
of Mr, and Mrs. R. Derrick; Monday
evening a family dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Strong. Mr. R. Strong
is a talented musician and is study
ing for his master degree in the
Ro{'ul Acadamy of England.
rs. Twiggs left Thursday for Se
attle to visit her dou&hur and son
in-law Mr. and Mrs. G. Winburn,
Mrs. J. P. Ball entertained Sun
day at dinner for the pleasure of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hasbrook, Mr.
and Mrs. O Crutchfield, Mrs. A, C.
Houston and Mrs. E. Holloway.
Mre. S. Nelson, P. W. M. addressed
the Spokane Chapter No. 3, O, E. 8.
at their regular meeting last Wednes
day evening..
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Yakima, Wash,*
Mrs. John Woods, Reporter
Mrs. C. C. Wilson of Seattle and
little Arline Carr are the guests of
Mrs. Wilson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. Nelson pf Gromore this week.
Mr. Wm. Robertson of Ellensburg
is in the city this week on business.
Mr. E, Giyus of Roslyn was here
to attend the Knights of Pythias
annual services last Sunday. ,
Mrs. L. Bailey received word Mon
day that her husband, Rev. S. E.
Bailey of Helena was taken suddenly
ill on the eve of his departure for
Washington, D. C. Mrs. Bailey left
immediately to attend her husband’s
bedside, . :
Mrs. M. Alexander entertained
with a birthday party last Thursdndy
in celebration of her son’s, Raymond,
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. J, Woods was hostess to the
Mite Missionary Society last Friday
evening at which time a splendid im
promptu program was enjoyed.
~ Reported sick: Mrs, J. I. Scott,
improving slowly; Mr. D. W, Neigh
bors, improving; and Mrs. J. John
son. j
Rev. Geo. Allen chose his text from
Psalms 92:14 for his morning sermon
and in the evening preached the an
nual sermon for the Knights of Pyth
ias and Court of Calanthe. Both
services were well attended. The
Sunday school and the choir are pre
paring an interesting KEaster pro
gram. The Order of Elks will hold
their Educational program Sunday
evening at the church.
Ellensburg, Wash.
Mrs. Mamie Robertson, Reporter
Rev. Chas, Smith preached at the
A. M. E. church Sunday to an ap
preciative audience.
The ladies of the Baptist church
have organized a Missionary Society
and elected the following officers:
Mrs. McDonald, instructor; Mrs. J.
D. Burns, president; Mrs. Arma Haw
kins, treasurer; Miss Dona Evans,
secretary; Mrs. Laura Tyler, chair
man of sick committee,
Mrs, D. C. Craven of Roslyn spent
the week end here visiting friends
and was the house guest of Mrs.
Rovella Wesley.
Mr. Cranshaw, Grand lecturer of
Masons, was.in the city last week on
official business. o 5
~ Mr. John Brown of Casper, Wyo.,
is in the city visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Willjgm_rfinox.“ e
"~ Rev. W. B. Williams addressed the
Fed;nted Club women (white) last
week. 5 i R
~ Mr. William Robertson spent a few
days in Portland and Seattle last
week on business, A
"~ Mr. Chas. Robinson of Yakima
spent a day in the city on business.
Roslyn, Wash.
James Murphy, Reporter
Funeral services were held Tues
day for Mr. Fate, pioneer citizen who
died] Saturday at the Cle Elum hos
pital.
Mr. Julius Moore has returned
from Seattle for an indefinite stay.
The annual sermon of the Knights
of Pythias was preached by Rev. J.
P, Brmg\ at the Second Baptist
church Sunday night.
Mr. S. Mitchell, recently injured
while working the mines, is able to
be around on crutches.
Mrs. F. Stevenson has recovered
from her illness. Mrs. Baltimore is
also convelenscent.
Mrs. D. C. Cravens spent Saturday
in Ellensburg on business.
Mrs. Anna Lewis of Cle Elum is
ill at the home of her mother.
Portfi.aneles, Wash.
V. Smith, Reporter
Mr. James W. Mance spent the
week end in Victoria, B, C., visiting
friends.
Mr. Lawrence and Louis Horten
are enjoying the pleasure of a new
Studebaker Sedan.
K. O. Brown of Seattle and Eddie
Mayo both held their opponents to
a good draw last week.
Reported sick: Verley Smith, Mr.
N. B. Hall.
Mr. Lawrence Horten and wife, ac
companied by Louis Horten, Earl
Jackson and Miss Pearl Horten mo
tored to Tacoma last Sunday.
Minot, N. Dak.
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Mrs. W. M. Smith who recently
underwent two og:ntions at St.
Mary's Hosérltal. ochester, Minn.,
has returned home accompanied by
her friend, Mrs, E. F. Teupker to
regain her strength. She wishes to
thank her many friends for their
kindness to her during her illness.
Notice Agents
and Correspondents
Beginning with "ur issue April
5 The Enterprise will be published
on Thursday instead of Friday. All
news letters and articles for publica
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By Jack Clark, reporter.
The Misses Goldvine and Melba
Howard were joint hostesses for the
regular meeting of the Girl’s Art
Slub which met last week at their
ome.
Mrs. D. Bell entertained Friday
evening with a party honoring Mrs.
Mary Slater Bowen and Miss Adele
Akers.
Mrs. Luella Foster of Seattle enter
tained at dinner Monday evening
honoring her mother’s birthday an
niversary, After dinner other friends
came in for the party.
Mrs. Gene Russel is still confined
to her home by illness.
Butte, Montana
W. Scott, Reporter
Mrs. Ed. Johnson was the motive
for two pretty luncheons during the
gast week. The first was at the
ome of Mrs, L. L. Vaughn Tuesday
afternoon who used a variety of
spring flowers to make the rooms at
tractive. Friday afternoon Mrs, Al
bert Marshall was the hostess and
arranged roses and cut sprays very
artistically for her decorations, After
the luncheens, cards were enjoyed.
Prizes were awarded by Mrs. Vaughn
to Mrs. John Palmer and Mrs. Wes
ley Brown. Mrs. Harry Estes was
the cateress on both occasions, .
Mrs. Gertrude Smith is reported
rapidly improving,
Mrs. Elizabeth Webb of Boulder
is the house guedt of Mrs, L .L.
Vaughn.
Mrs. Gertrude Holmes is able to
be out again after her recent opera
tion.
A chicken supper sponsored by the
ladies of the Pearl Club was given
at the residence of Mrs. J. Kirk Sat
urday evening which proved a fin
ancial success,
Mrs. John Palmer and a party mo
tored to Deer Lodge Wednesday.
Mesdames Carrine Johnson and L.
L .Vaughn spent several days in
Butte last week.
Several Butte residents are plann
ing to motor to Anacpnda for the
dance to be given at Maple Hall next
Friday.
The Clover Leaf Club held their
meeting at the home of Mrs, Lurley
Fenter Tuesday. After the regular
art Eeriod refreshments were served
by the hostess.
The Live Wire Club met with Mrs.
Abbie Serner Saturday. St. Patricks
colors were used very effectively
for the table decorations. Clever
novelties and favors were presented
for the pleasure of the‘ guests.
Mr. Walter Duncan, saxaphone
player, is the only Negro contestant
in the tryouts for the State Music
Meet.
Wilber Fortune is a candidate for
Butte High’s track team. In the
spring quarters he is considered a
“find” in athletic circles.
Miss Mineola Fenter made a very
creditable showing in the recent six
weeks. high school examinations,
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Over 1009, Profit
Most amazing and dazzling
complete line of cosmetics and
beauty preparations in America,
includes—Hair Grower, Hair
Beautifier and Scalp Food, Cold
Creams, Face Powders and Per
fumes, Ete Price list furnished
free,
SCOTT LABORATORIES
4249 Saint Lawrence Ave,
Dept. C, Chieago, 111,
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Straightens Hair in Three
Days
Mary Martin says: “My husband
used your Kink Straightener three
days, night and morning, and his
hair is perfectly straight.,” Signed,
Mary Martin. This remarkable dis
covery seems to work almost like
magic on the hair of either sex.
Easy to apply, does not color hair
ordncalp. is not sticky, don't turn
red,
CONTAINS NO GREASE
DOES NOT HARM
Not necessary to wear cap or 'ker
chief. A few applications of Kink
Straightener will convlm-, the most
skeptical. Just follow {he simple
directions. Rub a small quantity
ondthe hair, brush it thoroughly
an
PRESTO! THE HAIR LAYS FLAT!
Thousands Use and Recommend It
So confident are we of results that
we offer to send a §52.00 bottle of
Kink Straightener for SI.OO to any
one who writes.
SEND NO MONEY. Just your name
and address to Presto Co., Box 198 C,
Kansas City, Kan.,, and the S2OO
bottle will be sent at once. When
it arrives pay postman SI.OO and
sthe few cents postage. You will
be delighted with the results.