Oregon Advance Times_1968-05-23

Page 12 The Oregon Advance/TIMES May 23, 1968 Mrs. Lula Gragg, Albina Resident Dies Mrs. Lula : Gragg, 74, of 4902 NE 30th Ave., a 52- year Portland resident, died Sunday at a lo– cal hospital of cancer. Lula E. Gragg was born of the union of Richard and Jennie Jamison on Novem– ber 20, 1893 in Weatherford, Texas. She attended school in Weatherford and later at– tended Prairie View College, after which she returned to Weathtrford and t au g ht school. In 1916 she married Will Graff in Weatherford, Texas and she and her husband, Will, moved to Portland, Oregon in 1917. After their arrival in Portland they became mem– bers of Bethel AME Church. The ensuing years found Lula Gragg an active and partici– pating member of the church. Her life was centered around the youth of Bethel Church. Her Christian active life touched unto the third and fourth generations of Bethel members. Lula Gragg' s de– votion to her church and youth Deluxe lO''TRIKE sturdy durable wheels and t ires. 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To all she was affectionately known as "Aunt Lula." For many years she was a member of the Senior Choir. She organized the Bethelite Club in 1935 and served con– tinuously as President until 1964. Along with her duties as president of the Bethelite Club, she worked notonlywith the youth of the church, but also with the youth of the com– munity. After her retirement as president of the Bethelite Club she devoted her time to being a member of the Wo– men's Missionary Society and Counselor to the Children's Choir, and the youth summer camps. In 1925 she was one of the founders of the Culture Club and in 1941 she initiated the annual Culture Clubscholar– ship Fund. The immediate survivors are two brothers, J. D. and Guy Jamison, two sisters, Jennie Holiday and Estelle Gragg and host of loving nieces, nephews and friends. Albina Artist The Albina Art Center will hold its annual Spring Festi– val of the Arts on Sunday, May 26, from 2 to 5 p.m. Performers will be Art Cen– ter students who will demon– strate what they have learned in the areas of music, drama, and dance from the courses offered this year. Students working in visual arts like painting, photography, and handicrafts (weaving, cre– ative stitchery) will have their work on display. This event is invitational to the families and friends of the participants. Later Sunday evening, everyone is invited to watch "Movies that Matter." This month's film fare presents two classics: "The Life of Emile Zola," which brought veteran actor Paul Muni an Academy Award, and "Black Legion," starring Humphrey Bogart. All seats are $.SO with children under twelve admitted free. The Art Center is also sponsoring "live theatre" this week. "An Evening with Langston Hughes' Scrapbook," a production designed and presented by local talent, will have two showings. 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