The Northwest enterprise. [volume], May 16, 1945, Page 2, Image 2

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BREMERTON NOTES
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JAS. I'. WALKER, 3801 Bth Phone 2778-w
Important: Social Club, Organlutionn. News Must
Be in by Monday P. M. Please Cooperate
BUY WAR BONDS
BUY NOW!
To :11 Stnto Auoclnuona.
mu. Tomplu. Put muted
And Daughter. Ruler: Council
nnd m Elk Autumn“:
Ae the cheirmen oi the bond
drive committee named by the
Grand Exalted Ruler for the Grend
Dodge. Grand Temple end ell enr
bordinete lodxee. templee end
nuxllieriee. l em pnhllehix this
ntntement in the Northweet Enter
pride for the purpose of ecein
cellin. your ettention to the obno
lute neoeeeiy of every Elk unit
end individual member of the Dr
der buying defense bond- end re—
porting the eeme to thin office in
order the! full and complete credit
will be received by our order end
member: thereof. We hue hereto
i'ore requeeted by oormpondence
end publicetlon in thin paper thnt
eech lodge. temple end euxiliery
send to thiie office the me end
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mittee. Many have felled to com
ply with this request. 80 I am
again making the some requeet.
Pleue send to thie office imme
dieteiy the name and address of
the choirman of your defense
bond committee. The Grand Exalt
ed Ruler hae pledged that our or~
der will buy 20 million dollars
worth of bonda this year and that
new that every lodge. temple.
euxiliery and member muat buy
bonda. The buying of bonda la
the tint requirement and the re
porting of them to this office in
almost aa important as buying
them if the Elke Order la to get
credit. So please buy defense
bond. lad report the amount of
the ume to thin office.
Very Internally yours,
W. C. HUESTON, Chairman
Elks Bond Buying Committee
Dr. FRED Palmer;
SKIN WHITENER
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Ebenezer AME Church
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noon" Wodnoldnn It 8 o'clock.§
Ninth tnd‘ Plfk In downtown
Brunet-ton.
BONDS BUILD SHIPS
«MARITIME UNIONS
Under the slogan "Bonds Build
Ships." nine maritime unions will
Join with maritime contractors.
governmental agencies and serv
ice organisations in the North
west's most colorful wartime cele
bration of National Maritime Day
on Tuesday, May 22nd. ‘
The all-day proaram will act
under way at 11 a. m. with 9.1
big parade by the nine waterfront
unions and other labor organiza—
tions, along with floats symboliz
ing Maritime Day and the Port
of Embarhation band.
One of the most unusual len
turea will be an “open house"
aboard a merchant veuel. just
in from a voyage, at Pier 68.
The vessel will be open to the
public from noon until evening
and la made available by the
U. B. Maritime Commission which
panther with the U. 8. Maritime
Service. the War Shipping Admin
istration. and the Port or Em
barhation are the governmental
sponsor. of the celebration.
The public is also invited to
a special program to be held
aboard the vesaei from 12 to
12:80 p. m. which will feature
a talk by Admiral Vickery. inter
views with merchant seamen. and
the casting of a wreath on the
waters in memory of the thou
}aanda of merchant seamen who
have given their lives in the fight
against the fascist Axis.
All ships in the harbor will
be “dressed" and whistles will
blow at noon.
RENO SHOWS MILADY
By EDYTHE
Theup sweep ls definitely Mi
lndy's choice for her summer's
Inh- style.
Thl. was borne out at a re
cent Modern Age Colrture Show
held at the Eagles ’Hall, 1416
7th Ave.
The uplweep in Its many vari
ations topped all demonstrations.
‘The comure show wan spon
lored by the Seattle Beauty Sup
ply, featuring Reno. one of the
molt tumou- artlsta in hair style
creation of this day.
Besides the demonstrations of
advanced hair styles by Reno. the
latest quirks in massaging, hair
dying, tinting and color harmony
in make-up were featured. Color
harmony in make-up was stressed.
'One lok around In any crowd
would convince Mllady of the ne
ceulty of pleasant color match-
In.
The Ihow was nttended by the
entire staff of the Edythe Beauty
Salon. 2332 East Madison. At
tendlng were Esther Hall. Al
berta Kendle, Blanche Ceaanr and
Edythe Johnson.
WITH THE ARMY
WITH THE 14TH ANTI-AIR
CRAFT COMMAND IN NEW
GUINEA. —— Willie Reynolds 01'
Vancouver. Washington. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Antthony Reynolds
0! Sibley. Miss., has been pro
moted to the rank of corporal.
Corporal Reynolds is a machine
gunner with the first Negro Anti
aircratt Artillery Automatic Wea
pons Battalion to reach the Suoth
west Pacific and he has now com
pleted 20 months service over
seas.
Corporal Reynolds was induct
ed into the Army in April, 1942.
and received his military train
ing at Camp Stewart, Georgia. He
departed for foreign service in
August. 1943.
NEWS FROM HOME
Pittsburgh Courier, Chic-go
Detender. Kansas City Coll.
Air. American. Ameterdmn
Stu- News, Negro Dice-t,
Northwest Enterprise, Pacific
Coast Negro Directory for sale.
Mn. Josephine McCraven, Sole
Agent for all Negro Literature.
274 20th Ave. Phone Pa.
0902, Seattle. Wash.
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NAT. BAP. CONV. INC., IBPOE 0F W.
SPEARH‘EAD WORLD’S ORGANIZATIONS
Warring Factions Get Together at S. F. Conference
On April 27th Negro leaders
at the world conference made his
tory when all elements got to
gether and settled their differ
encel.
There are at this League of‘
Nations Confrence representatives
from all leedingi organisations in!
the world. Spearheeded by the:
National Baptist Convention and?
the I. B. P. 0. E. of W., these‘
are listed as unofficial obeervers.‘
There are three consultants or“ 1
Amrican Negroes to the League
of Nations. ‘
The unofficial observers and‘
coneultents were nt war with each
other. But at the hsid confer
ence, April 27th. the whole mat
ter was threahed out and s solid
front will be presented by the
American Negroes to the League
of Notions. -
Also, the conmblned lineup was
able to agree on a plan to go
into the chute: of the League
of Natlonea. which was presented
to this unltled body by Perry
W. Howard. legal advlaor to the
unlted body. The plan ls as fol
lownz
“Thu the League of Nations
will look with distuvors upon
any nation which discrim
inates by law. practice or
custom against my segment
of its citizens in the nutter
Of civic rights on account of
nee. creed or color."
An organization of the consoli
dated groups was perfected with
Rev. J. L. Horace ot the Na
tional Baptist Convention as
chairman. Rev. 0. Cooper Foun
telroy as secretary, Dr. J. Finley
Wilson as treasurer. Judge Hob—
son R. Reynolds as vlce~chair~
man.
A steering and drafting com
mittee was appointed, consisting
of Perry W. Howard, legal ad
visor of the Elks, as chairman.
Dr. J. Finley Wilson. Grand Ex
alted Ruler of the Elks, Mr. Ed
gar G. Brown, director National
Negro Council, Washington, D. 0..
Dr. J. C. Austin. National Bap
tist Convention, Dr. Mordecai
Johnson. President of Howard
University. Dr. T. L. Boone. De
troit, Mich.. Dr. E. I. Robinson of
Los Angelea. President National
Medical Assoclatlon. Rev. Waters
of the A. M. E, Zion Church.
Mr. Joseph Oliver, Potentate oi
the Mystic Shrine and Mr. Har
old D. Summers, International
Honor Bright Society.
Moat favorable comment is made
upon showing or major organiza
tions in representation at this
world's greatest conclave such as
the I. B. P. O. E. of W. led by
the Grand Exalted Ruler, Dr, J.
Finley Wilson and his delegation
of seven members: Mr. James E.
Kelley, Grand Secretary. Mrs. Bu
ena Kelley, Grand Secretary 01’
the Temple; Judge Hobson R.
Rynoids. Grand Director of Civil
Liberties, Mrs. Therese L. Robin
son, Directresa of Civil Liberties.
Attorney C. Henri Lewis, Jr.. Di
rector or Post-War Planning Mr.
Eugene Sorrell, Grand Esquire.
Mr. Perry W. Howard, Grand Le—
gal Adviser. This delegation has
attracted further favorable com
ment by its fine headquarters at
the new Scasga Hotel. with ban
ners flying. typewriters clicking
and the Grand Exalted Ruler ex
horting his delegation to see the
importance of the work to be
done here at this propitious mo
ment. In the meantime. this or
ganization with its popular weat
ern auxiliaries, is the cynosure of‘
all eyes on the western coast.
with the Grand Exalted Ruler
occupying a conspicous position‘
in that he is battling before tthej
World League with one hand and}
waving the wand 01! traternization \
with the other.
These organizations will stay
un guard or will be preresented
until the battle is over with the
expectation that something will
be aid or done by the League
of Nutionl that will speak for
freedom; justice and equality be
fore .the entire world.
Mr. R. B. Strnther, the dynamic
President of the Pacific States
Auocintion. in in charge of the
general headquarter: end is per
forming the role of field marshal.
In tine. this united organiza
tion will. in additmn to the tore
going plank, seek:
The outlawing of the color
bar in the United States.
We JIM Me
Same 7%, 700
You, as well as we, have heard that people
feel more at ease in ‘ioints,’ where the fixtures
aren’t so nice, and best manners do not have to
be worn.
You knew when you heard it, it was not true.
You know that people want the best this short life
has to offerO You have proven this by your con
tinuous patronage of our little contribution in the
best direction.
Because together we know people like the
best we shall have an institution Seattle will he
proud to claim.
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People’s Institutional Bnptlst
Church
120 ant Avenue
Pastor Rev. F. W. Penick, D, D.
2502 20th Avenue South
Church Phone PROI. 1-700
Residence, PM. 4181
Sunday School 9:45 a. 11:.
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
Evening Worship 8:00 p. m.
Mid-week Drayer Service, Wed
nesday evening 8:00 o'clock.
Woman's Aux. Meelng every
lat and 3rd Wednesday afternoon
2:30.
Missionary Day, 3rd Sunday
afternoon 3 o'cloek.
The public is invited to all ser
vices.
Full Gospel Pentecostal Temple
16th c E, Fir
Bishop E. F. Mon-ls, Pastor
Sunday School 10 a. m. Morn
wouhip 11 a. m., Bible Class 7 p.
m. Evening service 8 p. 11:. Evan—
gelistic services Tuesday 8 p. m..
Elder and Sister 1“. J. Adams in
charge. Thursday: 8 p. m.. Elder
and Sister J. H. Young In charge.
You are invited to attend these
service: a hearty welcome awaits
vou.
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9:46 a. .m—Sunday School.
11 a. .m.—Morning Worship.
6:30 p. m.——-Y. P. P. U.
8 p.'m.—Evangellsuc Service.‘
Wednesday. 8 p. m.——Mldweelc
Prayer and Bible study.
Friday. 8 p. m.—-—Evangelllstic
Service.
Remember—A glad hand ,ln—
vitea you to worship here, where
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REV. JUDSON SWANOY
Minister Evangelist
Spiritual Advice and Prayer
2107 E. James St.. Apt. 24
(XI! EA. 7185
Mt. Ollvet Baptllst Minion
1227 Jackson 8!.
Rev. delon Swancy, Pastor
Sol-Vile“ Sunday at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednes
day at 7:39 p. m.
Grace Presbyterian (‘huroh
Rev. John R. Harris. Pustor
Sunday School In held at 9:45
a. 111.; 11 a. In. Morning Worship;
6 p. m. Y‘mug Peop e; 7 30 p. m.
Evening Worship.
First A. M. E. Church
Between Pike and Pine. 14th Ave.
Dr. L. B. Hayes, Pastor
Sunday school, 9:45. Preaching
11 and 8: Christian Endeavor. 7
p. m.; Midweek prayer service.
Wednesday. ‘1 o’rlick.
Mount Zion Baptist
1084 19th Avelue
PRospect 0444
Rev. Ben]. Davis. Pastor
Sunday school. 9:45. Preaching
11 and 8: Christian Endeavor, 7
p. m.; Midweek prayer service,
Wednesday. 8 o'ciick.
Church of God in ()hrlsl
42-} 21st, Ave.
Rev. L. E. Tolllver. Paatcr
Residence phone East, 24M
Rev. E. D. Elison. Asst Pabtor
Evangelist F. Tomver. Pianist
Ebeneur A.M.E. Zion Church
23rd and E. Olive St.
Rev. Frederick Blythewaod,
Pastor
9:45 a. m.—-Sunday School.
11:00 a. m_—Sermon.
4:00 p. m.—Vesper Hour.
8200 p. m.—Sermon.
Wednesday, 8:00 p. m.—-Prayer
service.