The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-22
PORTLAND NEWS SECTION
Portland N.A.A.C.P. Branch
Holds Annual Meeting
MRS. ". BOGIlE. Editor-Managcr
SGT East a5th south--Phone Sellwood 1874

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Holds Annual Meeting
The Portland branch of the N. A.
A. C. p. made commendable progress
during the past year. according to
reports submitted Monday night at
the annual meeting held at Williams
Avenue " w. c. A. Considerable
civic and social work was done BY
the various committees and the men,
bership of the Association was great
lv increased. Following reports of
the various officers and committees
the election was held which resulted
as follows: Erwin NJ. Flowers, presi-
dent; Mrs. Dora Gulliford, vice.
president: James Manley, treasurer; \
Mrs. j. w. Ingersol, secretary; Mrs. /
Ruth Love. assistant secretary; Rev.
j. l.. CASTOR, George Lattimer, DR..
.. A. Merriman. Mrs. Millie Trum-
| bull, yirgil f. Keene, w. ID. Allen,
Rev. r. W. Lowell, Rev. d. G. Hill,
Jr.. Joseph Keller, executive commit
tee. The public meeting of the local
branch is held every third Sunday af-
tarnoon at Williams Avenue Y. W.
C. A.
Mr.. Nemrod Jackson has recovered
to permit his removal to his home
from the hospital.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon for Mrs. Julia Bolton,
who was a resident of Portland for
numbeSgof years. Rev. J. L. Cas-
ton offiefated The BODY was shipped
for burial to Yakima, WASH, where
a brother resides.
NOTICE.-To whom it may con-
Germ wish to state that Grace Scott
Jackson will live at 700 Harold ave-
knue as long as j live. | have also
adopted William LABEL as one of
1.-THE family and he will reside Mt nv
home. c. Coffee, 700 Harold
avenue.
Be sure to be present at Vespers
next Sunday as we are going to have
very enjoyable service.
Among the social affairs for the
pleasure of Mrs. A. Martini of Sc
attic who is the house guest of Mrs.
G. p. Moore was luncheon Tuesday
bv Mrs. Moore to which were in
vitcd ~ guests. Mrs. NJ. Cain was
hostess for n party Monday evening
to attend the symphony orchestra
concert. followed by supner at the
China Tea Garden. Mrs. Moore and
. Mrs. w. Boyle were other members
of the party. Mrs. Martini and Mrs.
Moore were guests of the Rosebud
, Study Club on Wednesday afternoon
and guests at the Rutherford recep-
ton last Friday.
Mrs. +. Foster WIS hostess for the
+ recent meeting of the Culture Club
: Mrs. r. Love was presented the prize
| for first arrival for the meeting ano
Mrs. B. Gravelli prize for the last
arrival. The tonic for discussion
was Elbow Can We Keep Our Bows
IN School and Through College y
The next meeting will be ct the homo
[ of Mrs. M. Flowers. 400 Russell st
Mrs. Charles Mumford is confined
: to her home by illness.
s Mrs. A. Poole is able to be up anc
: around again.
a Mrs. w. A. Glass was hostess
4 wednesday for the meetine of tht
!. Rosebud Study Club. The mex
a mectine will BE- at the home of Mrs
I G. v. Gravson.
f Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rutherford
= entertained with reception FRIDAY
!! evening honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
/ ward Rutherford. recently married
n in Columbus. S. c.. The rooms wer,
e BEAUTIFULLY decorated for the oc
:. casion. Assisting the host an,
hostess in caring for their man,
!, guests were. Masdames M. Ruther
( ford. G, w. Kenny, l.. "A. Goodwin
II w. Boyle M. McClear, w. Gragg, ]
!, w ,Tppersol.i j. Nichols, M.y1ngerso
!. r. Johnson. j. w. Stanley, L. X
. Weeks, j! Turner: w. b.. Brown, "A
,r 4J.g Norton. *. Gray, o. Henderson
Charles Williams, j. V.jJamisop. {
), Lsa;,. :Uy;ll;on,s r sTurnar r.