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Harry Bell, Nazarene
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Jefferson County, Arkansas Family Reunion
The family and descendants of
Morris Trice will be hosting their
"Jefferson County, A rkansas Fam ­
ily Reunion” event in Portland, from
July 27 to July .30. Four days of
celebration and festivities, includ­
ing tours o f O regon’s scenic w on­
ders, are planned for local and out-
of-tow n relatives. For m ore infor­
mation, please call John Mays at
503-282-4599, Barbara Harry Bell at
503-284-7482 or view the website at
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M orris T rice w as born in North
C aro lin a around 1842. M o rris’s
fath e r is b eliev ed to be N oah s t a n tia l a m o u n t o f la n d in
T rice , a w hite farm er and slave Jefferso n C ounty. H e and Ellen
o w n er, and his m o th er w as on e o f w ere d ilig en t farm ers, ec o n o m i­
N o a h ’s slaves. D uring the 1850s, cally p oor, but su rro u n d ed by a
N oah T rice m oved his fam ily and co m m u n ity o f o th e r b lack folks
slav es (in clu d in g M orris) from su rv iv in g o ff the land.
O ra n g e C o u n ty , N orth C aro lin a
T rice fam ily m em bers living in
to G ran t C o u n ty , A rk. A fter sla ­ O reg o n in clu d e the d escen d an ts
v ery ended, M orris and his w ife o f H osea L ow ery, M o rris T ric e ’s
E llen stayed in th e area. By 1870 g ran d so n , w ho along w ith other
they had a total o f 14 ch ildren. fam ily m em bers, w as recruited by
M o rris w as a lead er in his rural Bowman-H icks Lum ber Com pany
co m m u n ity , the ce n te r o f m any in 1924 toem igrate from Pine Bluff,
p e o p le ’s lives.
A rk. to w ork and live in the sm all
By 1880 he had acquired a su b ­ lo gging co m m u n ity o f M axville
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Join the Rose City Roam ers on Saturday, July 29
and Sunday, July 30 for a w alk/run that takes in
many north Portland ghost sites, including the
infam ously haunted W hite Eagle Saloon and
Falcon A partm ents. Participants can w alk or
runthe5K , 10K, 15K or 20 K event, from 8 a.m.
to 1 p.m. beginning at O verlook Park. Regis­
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B rin g in g A n cien t G re ec e to Life — State-of-
the-art technology transports audiences back
to the dawn o f dem ocracy and the birthplace
o f W estern C ivilization in the new IMAX
adventure “G reece: Secrets o f the Past”.
Portland’s O m nim ax T heater is located at the
O regon M useum o f Science and Industry,
1945 S.E. W ater Ave. For tickets and show
times call 503-797-4640
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Concert encouraging parents to spend the w eek­
end with their kids, Saturday and Sunday, July
22 and 23 from noon to 6 p.m. at H olladay Park
(on NE 13th ju st south o f the Lloyd Center). In
addition to a musical line-up, there wi 11 be a raffle,
face painting, games, a picnic and more. For more
information, call 503-727-3686.
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Scooter Exhibition -The
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o f scooters and the spirit o f the scootering
lifestyle, with an exhibition at L orenzo’s
T av o lo Caldo, 3807 N. M ississippi Ave., from
July 17 to July 31. A special ride-in by the
Oregon S cooterC lub preludes a reception for
the show on Saturday, July 22 from 11 a.m. to
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with live jazz every Sunday at 9 p.m. at The
Blue M onk (3341 SE Belmont). Participate in
a mixed m edia open mie night each M onday
at the Back to Back Café ( 6 14 East Burnside).
The Thom City Improv, featuring mem bers of
O ldom inion, Q uivah, The C hosen and The
Black Notes, perform at C o n an 's (3862 S.E.
Haw thorne) every Tuesday at 10 p.m. C el­
ebrate Hump Day at The RedSea(381 S.W. 3rd
Ave) after work on W ednesdays, from 5 to 9
p.m. Inch tow ard the w eekend at the C andle­
light Room (2032 SW 5th Ave) with the Black
Notes, perform ing each Thursday. Celebrate
Friday with Mel Brown, w ho plays jazz at
Salty’s on the C olum bia every Friday and
Saturday, and Jim m y M ak’s on Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Round o ff your week with live
Reggae on Fridays and Saturdays at M ontego
Bay, (1239 S.W. Jefferson).
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in ea stern O reg o n . T hey w ere
am ong the first A frican A m eri­
can s to settle in that region o f the
state. M orris T ric e 's great g ran d ­
children N athaniel M ays and B ar­
bara H arry Bell w ere reco rd ed as
the first A frican A m erican c h il­
d ren born in the tow n o f E n te r­
p rise, O re. in the 1940s.
M orris T rice w ould be proud
to se e h is d e s c e n d e n ts fro m
aro u n d the co u n try gath ered in
his honor. All fam ily m em bers
are in v ited to jo in in the reunion
ce leb ratio n .
w w w tacs.org
Rare E bony S c u lp tu re s - M aster
carvers from the T anzania tribe
M akonde have been carving ebony
for centuries, and now the public
can see some o f the most valuable
w ood on the globe at the W orld
Forestry Center. G eneral adm ission
is $7 for adults, $6 for seniors, $5 for
children, and m em bers are free.
T im e to ja m -J a m N ig h t, Portland’s
ever-popular com edy and variety
show is at Christian Performing Arts
Center,8131 N. D enver Ave. Shows
continue every Friday night start­
ing at 9 p.m . w ith d in n e r by
M ondemaj C atering next door to
the show at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m.
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