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Annual bazaar
opens Saturday
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PORTLAND/OBSERVER Dec. 3, 1970
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By REV. T X . STRAYHAND
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
w ill have Its Annual Church Ba
zaar Saturday, December 5,
1970 from 11KX) a.m. - 6.4»
p.m. In the Lower Auditorium of
the church located at N X . 1st
and S c h u y le r streets. The
Searchlight C ircle w ill also
sppnsor a dinner which w ill
begin e a rlie r and w ill be served
all day during the Bazaar. The
d in n e r s can be taken out or
eaten at the church. Donation is
>1.50 per dinner. Everyone Is
Invited to attend.
The Toys in the Window
You can walk the streets of
the city any (lay now and see a ll
th e wonderful Christmas dis
plays. Toys of a ll descriptions,
presents of a ll kinds and beauti
ful Christmas decorations of a ll
colors are displayed In the win
dows of the stores. Many adults
and children w ill s till have a
bleak Christmas without enjoy
ing these things for Christmas.
A little boy In the slums,
whose parents were dead, was
left in the care of a drunken
w o m a n who beat and half
starved him . The greatest de
light In his life was to gaze at
the beautiful Christmas toys In
the shop windows. He knew that
these toys were not for him be
cause there was always the
glass between. One day the little
boy was run over by a car and
taken to a hospital. He saw
other children playing with toys
they had received for C hrist
mas. When he was able to sit
up In bed, one morning he no
ticed toys all around and on his
bed. Hardly able to believe his
eyes, he stretched out his hands
and touched the toys. He shouted
to the other children, "Look
there's no glass between."
The glass between the child
and the toys may be removed
when there are enough people
who care enough to see that
those wtio have not, do have and
can enjoy the good things of the
season. A m erry Christmas Is
one where they are made happy.
unit' uiiur taimin
FIRST A.M.E. ZION CHURCH
109 N Skidmore Street
Phone 2 8 7 -4 7 7 4
Reverend L J. Thompson, Pastor
Sunday School
Morning Worship
9 :4 5 A M.
1 1 0 0 A.M .
Church and School tor Community
ST ANDREW'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
211 4439
80« N t AiStVTA
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PO8TIAN0. OSfGON 97211
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Mottm 9 00 am Hymn. 10 30 am Cho.
12.00 pm FoOr Mmi
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
S.S. 9:30
Corner of 8th Ave and Skidmore
A .M .
Sunday Worship 1 1:00 A .M .
Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00 P.M. (2nd and Fourth Sundays)
Rev. Thomas Strayhand, minister
Highland United Church of Christ
Highland Community Center
4 4 3 5 N.E. 9th Avenue
Phone 2 8 4 -5 4 4 0
Rev Samuel Johnson, Pastor
Sunday Breakfait
8 :3 0 A.M .
Sunday School
9 :3 0 A.M .
Mornmg Worship
1 1:00 A M
Store
Closes
ST. PAUL CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
2 .5 9 H I
M rs. Callie Moore, manager
of the McKinney Temple T h rifty
Store announces the closing of
the store. She w ill start donat
ing shoes, clothing and other
items tills week and continue
with d i s t r i b u t i o n s until all
things are gone.
Any person In need of such
things come and pick them up.
M rs. Moore who is on the Moth-
e r’ s Hoanl of the McKinney
Temple Church of God In C hrist
says, "The store is closing be-
cause the building is needed for
the expansion of the New Me-
Kinney
Temple
Community
Center which w ill serve youths
of the Albina area.
A ll donations are free. Drop
In and pick whatever you need.
A ll Albina Organizations that
have people on th e ir lis t In need
of these things may re fe r them
to the store.
(Organizations such as: Fish,
Life Center, etc.) If you have
any questions call M rs. C h ris-
tine Robinson, 281-9275.
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MRS. CAY K KIEGEK and Mrs. Liz Shephard presents
project “Loaves and Fishes" to AMA.
churches in Albina plan to par
ticipate as Senior Citizen Cen
te rs. The other forty-three AMA
churches serve as supportive
arms.
Other business Items Included
an "on going study and concern
f o r displaced fam ilies In the
Albina Community due to bridge
construction, hospital expansion
and ln d u strlllza tlo n ." The need
for temporary Juvenile care
homes, was presented by M r.
Richard Bowlin, a VISTA work
e r. At present, there Is a c r it i
cal need for young people, ages
12-16, to be released from the
Juvenile Detention Home, but
there are no receiving homes
available. Further Information
can be obtained from JDH In
Portland, or by having M r.
B o w lin speak to concerned
groups. State allotments up to
$150.00 per month are available
for home care participants.
The general AMA meeting,
conducted at the "Youth Oppor
tunity School," applauded the
work of the school and Its staff.
Pending City Council and HUD
approval, the Opportunity School
w ill become the delegate agency
for an extensive Mode! Cities
Youth Proposal. The AMA des
ignated a committee composed
of Rev. John Jackson, Rev. Sam
Johnson, Rev. Dale Stitt and
Rev. Gordon Dickey to assist
the recommendation and ap
proval of the Model Cities Youth
Proposal.
The next general meeting of
the AMA w ill be scheduled In
January. Many inter-denomina
tional Christmas worship s e r
vices w ill be conducted during
December.
Mallory Avenue Christian Church
126 N.E. Alberta
Rev. Dale A. Stitt, Pastor
Church School
9:45 A M.
Mornmg Worship 11:00 A M.
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5 8 2 8 N.E. 8th
2 8 8 -5 4 2 9
A. Lee Henderson, M in ister
Ellis Casson, Associate M inister
Church School ........................................................... 9:30 A.M.
Morning Worship ..................................................... 10:45 A.M.
Wed. Noon — The Hour of Power ................. 12:00 N O O N
Wed. Prayer & Class Meeting ................................. 7:00 P.M.
Nursery Care Provided
"W e are making our Neighborhood A Brotherhood"
Zhe C[vuut Olivet
baptist Church
Maranatha Evangelistic Center
1 2 2 2 N .E . Skidm ore
Phone 2 8 8 - 3 7 0 0 -
2 .7 7 9 9 .
The Friendly Church • You are only a Stranger once
L oaves N F ish es AMA Supports
. T h e Albina M inisterial Asso-
c a lon plans to
and aS”
5 * a new program fo r senlor
clt,« ens*
, L®av®8
Flsh®s’
13 d.
pla? *
the
^ u t r l t t o n so many oldsters
™ e. PL°5ram ge" erates
social get-togethers and noon-
&
^ - m e a ls at a nominal
pay If you can cost, three to
v® times a day.
recent >50,000 grant from
OEO, and UJ5. surplus foods
combine with church fa cilitie s
to bring people together in a
cooperative community venture.
Elght churches in the Portland
area volunteer th e ir facilities
and w llllng church workers to
make the program * ° r k - Three
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Sunday School
9 :4 5 A.M .
Worship Service
1 2 :0 0 Noon
YPW W
6 :3 0 P.M.
Evening Worship — Sunday, Tuesday, Friday 8 :0 0 P.M.
N.E. First and Schuyler
Portland, Ore.
4035
“ Unusual Services with an Unusual
People because of an Unusual Christ”
Rev. John H. Jackson
Minister
Phone 284-1954
Sunday School ...........9 a.m.
Morning Worship ...... 1 1 a.m.
Vesper ........................ 5 p.m.
Reverend W endell W allace, Pastor
Sunday School........................................................9 :1 5 A .M .
Morning Worship ......................................10 :4 5 A .M .
“I was glad when they said unto me,
Let us go into the house of the Lord."
Evening W orship.................................................... 7 :0 0 P.M.
Hour Power — W e d .............................................. 7 :0 0 P.M.
Let ue enter tv u'orehtp and depart to terve.
Friday-Youth-O-Rama............................................ 7 :3 0 P.M.
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