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John Wall, 45, was sentenced Sat
urday by Judge Fred Remann to
spend from five to seven years in
the state penitentiary for a statu
tory offense.
The N. A. A. C. P. has been for
tunate in securing Mayor M. C. Ten
nant for their speaker Sunday. Jan
uary 4 at Bethlehem Baptist church.
corner of 18th and Eye street. They
invite the public to come and hear
Mayor Tennant.
Cassia lodge No. 5, Masons held
their annual election Tuesday It the
Elks hall with the following results:
Dr. E. Elmore. W. M.; Ray Gibson.
S. W.; H. Tipadore. J. W.; Fred
Harris, chaplain; G. E. Benford. ty
ler.
The Young Matrom club enter
tained their husbands at the home of
Mrs. Homer Bradshaw with an eve
ning in games and dancing. The
husbands will return the compliment
with a banquet Friday, January 2
at the home of Mr. T. Carter. Mr.
Frank Marshall of Seattle. husband
of one of the matrons: will extend
the New Year's greetings.
The Needle Craft club entertained
their husbands and friends Saturday
night at the residence of Dr. Du
Free. The evening was spent in
cards and games.
Mrs. Louise Harrison is reported
seriously ill. Sergeant. John Buck
has been suffering with a limb dur
ing the two weeks since his return
from California, , 7
Cassia Lodge NO. 5. Masons. cele
brated their St. John’s day at the
Elks hall Monday. After the an
nual sermon and addresses a lunch
eotl was served.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday, December 24 at St. Le'o's
Catholic church for Mrs. Mattie 01i
vor. Mrs. Oliver. though a resident
of Tacoma fox" more than 20 years.
was not widely known. She is sur
vived by a daughter. Miss Dorothy
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Spokane, Wash.
Min Junie A. Loupe, Reporter
Riv. 0378 R.
.Bethel A. M. s. Church. Rev. Geo.
Allen. pastor.—-The pastor chose for
the text of the morning sermon
"Who Entered Canaan?" The sub
ject of the evening sermon was “The
Challenge of the New Year." The
Christmas program given by the
cradle roll was a success. An im
promptu program was given by the
Christian Endeavor Union watch
service was held at Bethel A. M. E.
Church. - (‘alvary Baptist Church.
Rev. E. B. Recd.—»—The pastor chose
for the morning service “The Trans
forming l‘nwer of Prayer," evening}
”The Plnmbline." The Christmasj
program which was directed by Mrs.
Dorothy Bass and Miss June Loupe,
was a success. St. Thomas Epis
copal Church, Father Palmer, Rec
tor—Canon Jesset preached the
morning sermon. His subject was.
“What the Shepherds Saw." The
meeting was well attended. —— The
Bethel Sunday school raised S2B for
charitable purposes. -- Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hashrooks entertained at a
Christmas dinner. Covers were placed
for 15. The Sunday school has
started a rhythmband which will
hold their first meeting Saturday.
January it). -—— Miss Alma Satter
white spent the holidays with her
brother and Mrs. Burnett. - Mrs.
Lucille, Richardson and infant son
worn spending the holidays with her
lnother-in-law. Mrs. Field. - Miss
Juno Loupv entertained at a party
in honor of Miss Alma Howell. —-
hliss Fred Rosa Anderson of Tacoma
is spending the week end with Mrs.
Al Perkins. —— Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Derrick entertained to a dinner par
ty Christmas day. (lovers were
placed for 12. « Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nie Caltram entertained at a dinner
party Christmas day. Covers were
placed for six. ~— Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. litmt entertained in a party. The
evening was spent in playing' cards
and dancing. ——« Mr. Ross anps on
tcrtained to a Christmas breakfast
and party. ~- Those on the sick list
are Mildred annum at the St.
Luke‘s Hospital. Mr. William Free
man. Mrs. Sam Porter.
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Yakima, Wuh.
Mn. John Woods. Reporter
Neighbors Save Family
In Blazing Dwelling
Awakened by the shouts of neigh—l
bors. Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson and]
small child discovered that their!
home at 1011 South Sixth St. was on
fire and managed to save part of the
furnishings before the interior of
the residence was gutted. (‘ause of
the fire had not been determined by
firemen and Mr. Johnson. The loss
which included the furnishings of thei
four-room home. was covered by in
surance. The family is being tom-i
porarily cared for by neighbors—-
Miss Sarah Crum is in Seattle for
the holidays visiting her grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Williams—Mrs.
D. Perkins left this week for Spo.
kane to visit her parents, Mr. and
.Mrs. Burns.—Mr. J. H. (‘lark of
\Roslyn and Mrs. L. Neighbors of.
‘Yakimas were quietly married last
Friday. They will make their home
iin Roslyn—Mrs. 1.. Ellison was hos
tess for the meeting of the Mite Mis
isionary Society Friday evening.—‘
Reported ill: Mrs. A. Scott. Mrs. .1.l
'Bailey. P. McKinney and Wilbur‘
lßradford.—-Mrs. M. Watkins is con-j
valescim: at her home.—Mr. and Mrs. 1
il. Pollard of Sunnyside are rejoieim:
lover the arrival of a daughter. born
‘Dec. 23 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.j
lE. P. Ferguson. The infant is to be‘
christened Erma Jean—Master Chas.‘
Johnson is spending the holidays with
his mother, Mrs. E. Price.—-—Mrs. B.
Evans left Wednesday to spend sev
eral days in Ellensburg visiting her
mother Mrs. L. Shelby—Mrs. L. A.i
Tollivcr left Wednesday to pass the
holidays visiting Mr. and Mrs. S.
Pierre and family—Mr. and Mrs. E.
O. Hendrix'and family of Merced.
Calif. arrived last week to reside
here permanently. Mrs. Hendrix is
the sister of Mrs. M. Burdine whom
she has not seen for twenty years.—
Miss Delores Burdine of Portland is
passing the holidays with her moth
er, Mrs. M. lardine.—Mrs. M. Jack
son of Men is the guest of her
m. In. Wm. Jones.—Mrs. E.
Waldo: Hensbfig spent I”Chris?
mas .on re tivoa.— r. .3
m Afl‘fieorge of Ellensburg.
were M of'Mr. and Mrs. F. Em-.
mac—Mr. V. Turner and Mr. Gil-1
bert, all of Toppenlsh. were guests‘
in the city last Thursday—Mini
Oliva Taylor of Sunnyside is thei
guest of her grandmother. Mrs. J.‘
Bailey, this week—Mrs. Idella Rob-.
inson entertained with an elaborate‘
dinner Christmas at which covers
were placed for ten.—Mr. and Mrs.‘
J. Woods were dinner hosts Christ
mas. Covers were placed for eight.‘
—Henry Woods won a technicali
knockout over young Ray at K. C.‘
Hall last Friday evening. After thel
fight Mrs. Idclla Robinson enter»
tained at dinner for Mr. Woods at
which covers were placed for ten.—-
Mr. Andrew Smith was host to
26 friends Christmas at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Jones out of town
guests included Mr. and Mrs. Adams
and tz‘lrs. M. Record of Toppenish.—
‘Mas r Don Lucas of Seattle is here
visiting his mother. Mrs. Wm. Jghn-i
son. Miss Christie Roherts of un
‘nyside is visiting her grandmother.‘
Mrs. A. Jones.—Miss Daisie Mc-
Knight of Portland is here this week
yisiting friends—Mr. If. McKinney
.and 1. Scott are convalescing from
their recent illness—Naomi Chapter
.No. 0. E. S. has installed the follow
ling officers for the ensuing year:
.Ida E. Houston, W. M.; Laura Barn
.um, A. M. Pearl Braggs, Treas.; A.
C. Simms, secretar; Lyuella Johnson.
Condr.; Nevada Spearman. Asst.
Condr.; Mr. E. M. Heuston. Patron.
The officers were installed by Mr. A.
‘J. Braggs, P. G. Patron.—Mr. J. T.
Simms. Grand Master of Masons in
stalled the following officers for
Guiding Star Lodge No. 6: Theo.
Spearman. W. M.; J. I. Scott. S. W.;
Joseph Johnson. J. W.; E. M. Heus
ton. treasurer; . A. Hall. secretary:
. 'l‘. Simms. Chaplain; Chas. JQWISOH.
Tylor. I. W'. Dysin. S. D.; .R.
Taylor. J. D.; A. J. Braggs. S. S.;
U. S. Spearman. J. S. After the in
stallation eeremones Mr. Spearman.
W. Master and Mrs. Houston. W. M.
delivered appropriate addresses. At
the close of the meetin"r a delicious
banquet was serve(l.—M;r-‘s. Geo. Rof
fies uf Ellensburg is the guest of her
mother Mrs. B. Evans this week.——
Miss Nona Hendricks. Master Al and
Henry Woods and Mrs. J. Woods
spent Sunday in l‘lllensburg visiting
1 relatives.
IN MEMORIUM
In fond memory of our dear sis
ter. Mrs. Marie Thomnaon who
passed away Dec. 26. 1929, just a
year ago.
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear.
Fond memories linger every day.
Remembrance keeps them near.
. —-Sistera and Brothers.
Roslyn, Wash.
Mos“ Echolo. Roper“:
1 Mr. and Mrs. William Dill enter
-Itainei'l at dinner Christmas at which
gcovers were placed for fourteen.—
‘Cascade Lodge No. 8 held their pub
lic installation and feast Saturday
evening—Mr. James Murphy of
Olympia and Mrs. William Smith.
Mrs. Ernest Hart of Long'view are
here visiting relatives and friends.»—
Mrs. H. J. Rudolph entertained with
a birthday party last week in cele
hratinn of the anniversary of her
nephew. James Murphy. Eighteen
guests enjoyed the affair.-——Mrs. J.
Johnson has returned to her home in‘
Rnxlyn after a visit in Yakima. ——-
('llarles and James Taylor were in
the city during the holidav vacation.‘
—Mr. J. Shepperson of Olympia was‘
a guest of Mrs. Ed Claxton last}
week. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Echola andi
son and Mr. N. A. Hart were visit-l
ors in Ellensburg Wednesday.—Fred‘
Taylor of Ellenbsurg was a visitor‘
here last week. guest of his sister.
Mm S. Craven—Mr. J. Clark and;
Mrs. Neighbors were quietly marriedi
in Yakima recently and are residing;
‘in linslyn.~The Baptist and C. M. E.
churches gave a joint nrngram D 94
lcemher 2i which was very well at?
tended.
Btemerton, Wash. -
Mn. W. W. Simmom. Roper“:
Phone 782-“
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons entertained‘
at cards Saturday evening for the;
pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. War
ner, Mr. and Mrs. L. Mayes and Mr.
A. Laßlanc of the U. S. S. Lexington.
Three tables were in pla_\'.——Mr. Mor
ris Castleberry of the U. S. S. Lex
ingtOn left for California last week
to spend the holidays with his family.
—Mr. Harry Burrows of the U. S. S.
Tatnuck left recently for Astoria.
Ore—Miss 1.. lrvin of Everett was
in Bremerton last Sunday and ren
dered several Christmas selections at
the A. M. E. Church. Rev. T. A.
Fatterson conducted services. Rev.
Patterson held quarterly conference
last week and was very pleased with
the reports of the official boards.
Mrs. John Enoex was elected treasur
er of the trustee board. The Mission
ary Society met with Mrs. I. Jones
last week—Mr. W. W. Simmons and
Mr. L. N. Warner were in Seattle
Tuesday, shopping—Mr. Raymond
Williams of Seattle who underwent
an operation at the navy hospital. is
reported improving—Mr. and Mrs.
l. Jones entertained a number of
friends with a party Christmas Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Finis were hosts to
a number of friends for cards last
Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. N.
Warner and Mr. Doneham of the U.
S. S. Lexington were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. 1. Jones, Christmas.
--Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Turpin enter
tained Wednesday evening with a
Christmas tree party Among flyse
present were Mr. and Mrs. 1. Jo es.
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Warner. Mr. and
.Mrs. Ridenock of Tacoma. Mr. and
Mrs. D. Watkins and Mr. Crocker.
Everett, Wash.
Mn. Carrie Davin, Reporter
Rev. T. A. Patterson. presiding
Elder had charge of the services’st
the A. M. E. “Sunday. A
splendid Christm am was ren
dered Christmas eve by the Sunday
school to an appreciative audience.
Mrs. R. L. Cote was in charge of the
service—The Sunday school of the
Second Baptist church held their ex
ercises New Year's Eva—« Many din
ner parties have helped to make the
holiday season gay during the past
week. among them were: A dinner
given by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jeffer
son Chirstmas day. Mrs. Rosa Sam
uels and Miss Dora Davis were joint
hostesses for a family dinner. Sat
urday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Stewart were dinner hosts when
covers were placed for six. After
dinner cards were enjoyed. Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Payne were hosts at (lin
ner Sunday at which covers were
placed for six. Additional guests
were invited for the evening—Mr.
Charles Richardson and daughters
Bernadine and Buelah, and son Wil
lard spent the holiday with relatives
in Seattle.»—oliver Wilson and Wil
lard Richardson escaped without se
rious injury when their car went over
an embankment turningr completely
over. while returnimz.r from Seattle
Sunday. The car was a_ total wreck.
--l“l'. J. W. Smith has recovered
from his sudden illness and is able to
be at work again—Miss Viola Moore
and sister Elsie. spent Christmas
with relatives in Bellingham. —— Mr.
Thomas Tinker remains ill.-—-Phone
news to Mrs. Cooper. Blue 1274.
Vancouver. B. C.
Ruby Pope, Reporter
Fountain Chapel A. M. E. church.
Rev. J. Webb, pastor—Miss Elsie
Taylor had charge of the Christmas
concert which was splendidly ren
dered. Mesdames Pope and Day had
charge of the Christmas tree and re
freshments. Rev. Patterson, pre
siding elder. will speak at the church
New Year’s Eve. Quarterly confer
ence will he held Friday, January 2.
—Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Rogers passed
the holiday week visiting in the
States. The Will Do club Jzave a.
ivory successful dance Mon ay in
their club rooms.—Mr. Charles Bus
kins is ill at his home.——Tl‘ue Resolu—
tion Lodge No. 16, Masons. cele
brated their annual banquet last
Friday evenim.r in honor of their Pa
tron Saint. John the Baptist. Mr.
Lawrence. P. W. M. and J. Jones. W.
.M. were among the speakers on the
lprogram. At their recent election
iTrue Resolution Lodge installed the
‘following officers: James Jones. W.
.M.; H. Pryor. S. W.; Dr. J. Jack
son, J. W.; J. F. Sims. treasurer; B.
E. James, secretary. Mr. E. T. Ro
‘gors. past master. presided during
the election and Mr. J. B. White of
Seattle. past grand officer. installed
the officers.——Kuvannan chapter No.
10, 0. E. S. have installed their of
‘ficers as follows: Delva Bell. W. M.;
fßeatrice M. Oldroyd. Assoc. M.; lnex
iMcMillan, treasurer; Ida M. Smith.
‘secretary; Francis M. Oldroyd, con
iductress; Iva B. Pope. associate con
ductress; Benjamin R. Pope. patron;
B. E. James, associate patron. Mr.
B. E. James. past patron and asso
ciate grand patron presided during the
[election and installatino. Mrs. Ida
M. Smith. deputy grand matron made
iher official visit to the chapter.
Wenatchee, Wash.
Profound and impressive Memor
ial services were held Sunday by An
ple Blossom Lodxe No. 32. Masons.
Mr. C. J. Wyatt was master of cere
monies. Mr. James Edwards as
worshipful master and other officers
were installed. Mr. Robert Glaze
read an interesting paper on Mason
ry. Rev. Gains. chaplain spoke on
the life of St. John. His portrayal
of the Light of Wisdom and Under
standing was beautifully given. The
Eulogies on the departed ones were
unstintedly given in praise and bless
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The Misses Viola and Elsie Moor: :i
of Everett spent the holidays horn;
visiting their aunt. Mrs. William;
Ross—Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller!
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benlt
Lenair for dinner Christmas—Min.
and Mrs. William Ellis had as their
dinner guests Mr. William Richard
son of Mt. Vernon—Mrs. Fannie
Paulson of Seattle was a visitor here'
during the holidays. guest of Mr. and
Mrs. B. Flair.-——-Mr. John Freeman
of Seattle is now making his home}
in Bellingham. ,
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Billings, Mont. !
Mn. Lulu B. McCain, Reporter -.
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Rev. G. 1). Choice went to Miles
City to conduct the services for
Sunday. In his absence the Sunday
evening services at \Vayinau Chapel
‘were led by Captain H. w. Bevins.——-l
The Christmas tree and exercises by
the Sunday school children were reu
dered on Wednesday evening. There
was a large attend” out and
‘many beautiful gifts d _ _ «L
:the large. splendidly .
1 The Missionary women of ‘m
l held a Christmas cako' 'fl mf
day afternoon in the NMFIIM‘I Hotol
Building which netted It nut sum.
On Thursday. the stewardess board
‘served a turkey dinner at the Y. M.
C. A.. which was well patronized. »—-1
Christmas night the Elks Lodge held!
their second annual Christmas tree]
‘pariy at their hall on Minnesota and.
‘29th St. South. The hall was niccly'
decorated for the occasion as wasli
ithe large electrically lighted tree l
ifrom which they also distributed .
numerous gifts. Dancing continued ‘
‘the program until a late hour. ——
On Friday evening the third annual
lChristmas party of Phyllis Wheatley
Club was held at the home of Mrs.
Mary Aldrige. where conversation ‘
whiled the hours away until the gifts
were presented to the club member .
guests from a beautiful Christmas
tree. after which delicious refresh-l
ments were served by the hostess.
All present enjoyed a very pleasant
evening. —— Miss Anna Greenway. a
student nurse in the Wheatley Prov
ident Hospital of Kansas City, Mo..
is a guest of her aunt. Mrs. Gust
Colt. while visiting in the city dur‘
ing the holidays. Miss Greenway‘
attended the grade schools in Bil
lings and after leaving here went
to Seattle. Wash..'to reside and tin
lshed high school in that city. after
which she went to Kansas City for
nurse training in the Provident Hos
pital from which institution she will
finish in one year. ——Mrs. Welma
Stone of Seattle spent a few days in
the city. the house guest of Mrs.
Aldridge. Mrs. Stone is a maid on
one of the trains running through
Billings. —— Mr. R. Burns. a former
resident of Billings. was also a visit
or untii alter Christmas renewing
and visiting with old acquaintances.
Miss Emma R. Harris of South
Broadway was hostess at a dinner
party Sunday. Dec. 28th, honoring
Mesdames Aldridge. Emma G. Harris
and L. Somervtiie. —— {hone your
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson spent
the holidays with Mr. and, Mrs. Stitts
in Helena. ——- Mr. and Mrs. Reece
Evans were hosts for dinner for the
nlensure of Mr. and Mrs. William
Radford, Mr. and Mrs. R. Christman.
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Prince.—Mr.
and Mrs. Walter E. Scott entertained
the children of the city with a beau
tifully lighted Christmas tree laden
with gifts for every Child. Saturday
night. A program was also enjoyed.
—Vernon Scott and Chester Lank
ford motored to Butte to attend a
Christmas party.—-Mrs. C. H. Lank.
ford was in the city last week to
enjoy the holidays with her family.—
Mr. and Mrs. B. Barker entertained
for the pleasure of a few friends
Christmas night—Mr. and Mrs. W.
Brown were guests for dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Scott
Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mat
thews were guests for dinner of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Rogers. Reported ill:
Little Marian Johnson. Bettie and
Raymon Brown. Wander and Mel
voldn Allen and Mrs. Pearl Stovall.
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