The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-09
PORTLAND OREGON
MRS. W. BOGLE, Editor-Manager
567 East 35th South Phone Sellwood 1878

Mrs. Jessie Coles Grayson was
featured as soloist during the pas
week at a number of meetings anC
conventions. She gave delightful
program at the Portland Hotel Tues
day night for the Oregon Hair Ores
sers Association, and was also heart
during the session of the World Day
of Prayer for Missions at the First
Congregational Church. Mrs. Jessie
Edwards was the accompanist.
Mrs. C. McClain was hostess foi
the meeting of the Culture Club
Friday which occasion was also the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Nc.
Claim for which she served delic-
ious luncheon.
The basketball game slated for
this Saturday night at the Coliseum
between the Seattle A. NJ. Z. team
and Portland, A. NJ. E. Zion team is
attracting much attention and prom
Uses to be well attended.
Rev. John F. Moreland, pastor of
the A. M. Z. Zion Church is issuing
bulletins in the interest of his organ
ization.
Sc The installation services and pro-
gram at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
during the week attracted large
crowds. Rev. j. L. CASTOR, newly in
stalled pastor, has outlined pro-
gressive program for the church.
Fred Eng was arrested Tuesday by
the police charged with defrauding
several Portland firms by bad checks.
WILLIAMS AVE. Y. w. c.. A
Mrs. Hattie Redmond was in charge
of Vesper services on last Sunday
and directed an interesting program
Be- in which Mrs. G.. jackson read a
paper on women in India" and sew
eral violin selections were rendered
d by Miss Bernice Anderson of Seattle,
who was accompanied on the piano
by Mr.. Donald Anderson. The cir
Gus entertainment given by the COM
mittee of management Friday eve
ming was very successful affair.
The grade school reserves will have
q luncheon Saturday afternoon,
March II. Miss Danley, Exc. Sec.
spent three days at the University Of
Oregon where she delivered several
lectures. Among the subjects "World
Fellowship" "Neighbors and Camp
ers Contacts" and 1.-THE Negro in
Mss 1'aiieS' accompanied ny
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remodeled and re-decorated and the
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ana see me higif crane line OF Tor
eign ana domestic wooiens. VIII
nam Iayior' cutter ana desisher, re-
centiy returned from seattle and is
connected with the iirm. He VIII DE
glad to submit prices on clothes.
the cp.to.Date Ihlors also clean
and re-block old hats and caps, ma
king them look Ike new. Patron
lie this concern. Phone them and
have them call for your clothes. Fee
auto delivery. Telephone Trinity
4529. Ingersol and Taylor, Props.
Mrs, NJ. Simpson is reported re-
covered from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Flowers are spend
ing the week end at their cottage at
Ocean Lake. .-...... .,.....-..
Miss Bernice Anderson Of Seattle,
who arrived last week to attend the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Williams, is leaving next Monday for
her home. Complimenting Miss An
derson, Mrs. Williams entertained
with a dinner last Sunday.
Wednesday afternoon at the
Williams Ave. Y, with Miss R. Lewis,
hostess. A topic review was given
by Mrs. J. w. Ingersol. The next
will be at the home of Mrs.
D. Martin.
Mrs. Melba Ingersol will be hostess
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