P a re ti Portland/Observer
lliursday, Nov. 11, 1971
Make Your Pastor The
Pastors hold Conference
Seven hundred clergymen
who are specialists In past li
ra I counseling and clinical ed
ucation are expected in San
Francisco, November 10-13,
1971, (or the annual Joint Con
ference oi the Association (or
C linical Pastoral Education
and the American Association
of Pastoral Counselors. Sen
s itiv ity , awareness, under
standing and concern: these
are some of the qualities
pastoral counselors are seek
ing In their national con
vention, entitled ' ‘Celebration
of Awareness,*'
By featuring four major
presentations on the topics of
Religion and Homosexuality,
Religion anc Women’ s Rights,
Religion and Minority Cul
tures, and Religion and the
Counter-Culture, the organi
zers of the conference hope to
keep their members alert to
the issues oi the times. Sen
sitivity to current problems,
the pastoral counselors he-
lieve, w ill allow them to min
iste r more helpfully to the
troubled. In addition, they an
ticipate that discussions of the
pioblem areas w ill produce
recognition and understanding
of the issues and these fact
ors, coupled with an open-
minded, professional assess
ment by the members, w ill
lead to the investigation of
how such stresses affect peo
ple's daily lives.
Speaking specifically about
the panel and discussion work
shops on M in o rity C ultuies,
Chaplain
W illiam
Adix’ s
(Chaplain of Emanuel Hospital
i i Portland ) words could
easily apply to the conference
as a whole: “ The objective
of this part of the convention
program is to involve super
visors, pastoral counselors
and seminary representatives
in the issues and concerns of
today to the extent that we w ill
see our responsibility to act
ively participate in shai ing the
St. Marks holds Reviva I
N o v . 1 5 - 2 1 , 1971
N.E. M o rris
7 :3 0 p.m. n ig h tly
Come O ne Come A ll
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H e a r this m an o f God
at
St. Marks Baptist Church in a Soul
Saving Revival. Dr. E.K. Bailey, Pastor
of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Dallas,
Texas.
P articipatin g
B e th e l
AM E
M t O liv e t
churches
N ew H o p e
St. Paul
A lle n Tem ple
Vancouver and
o th e r Churches
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SUNDAY SHVICeS
Communion
Sunday School
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7,4J AM
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Holy Communion
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Morncyy Froyof
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Wlodnoeduya A Holy D ay*
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Guest churches are wor
shipping and all the public is
invited. The church is located
at 7015 N.E. 23rd Street, at the
corner of BryantStreet. Bish
op L.W . Osborne, Sr. is the
pastor.
Fellow ship
service Io
be held
Think on
these Things
Rev. O.B. W illiam s
Who w ill be the observer
“ M in iste r of the Year” ? Vote
fo r the m inister you believe
most deserves this honor.
Many m inisters and their
friends have asked how they
can enter the competition.
M erely send in the official Ob
server ballot.
The vote is picking up as
members
of the various
churches and non-members
who respect the work of one of
the m inisters vote fo r their
favorite.
A large church membership
is not necessary to win. Some
of the pastors with small
churches do a great service to
the community and deserve
your commendation.
The latest tally shows Fa
ther Dickey holding a slim
Vote now
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L o ve-H ate th in
Do not be afraid. . Tor it is
by fear that we place ourselves
in precarious circumstances
that Invite dangers to come in.
Fear causes us to burry . . .
making accidents less easy to
avoid . . .Fear makes us taut
and nervous and gives health
an uneasiness . . . It is des
tructive fo r it dissolves com
mon sense . . .and makes man
believe there is not enough
good in the world to goaround.
It was Seneca who said, “ It
is true greatness . . . to have
in one . . . the fra ilty of man
. . . and the security of God.”
It was Paul who said, "W hat-
scver things are true .. .what
soever things are honest . . .
just. . .p u re .. J o v e ly .. .what
soever things are of goad re
port . . .THINK ON THESE
THINGS."
I ’ ve been around alot of Black
Brothers and Sisters lately to
see deeply within re a lity we’ re
developing some bad under
stand ing.
" P e n ite n tia l
M e a ls o f
Rice and T e a ”
W in d o w s, Doors, D riv e w a y s ,
Iron B u rg ler P roof G u a rd s I
G a te w a y s & P a tio Doors.
A ll w e ld e d c o n s tru c tio n -p ro te c tiv e A D e c o ra tiv e
u n lim ite d d es ig n s to choose from
N .E .C o lu m b ia
B lv d .
B a llo ts w ill be a v a il a b l e
e v e ry
your O b s e rv e r
you can vole
as you lik e h o w e v e r you must use
O b s e rv e r B a llo t.
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No. 5
N o v . n 1971
THE OBSERVER M in is te r of the
R egister 10 (ten votes fo r ,
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JONAS COLLINS
WALTER CURRY
Funeral service fo r Jonas
C ollins was held at 5 PM Nov
ember 2, 1971 at Vann’ s M o r-
tuary. M r. C ollins was form
e rly employed at the Southern
P acific’ s Brooklyn yard. He
had been i resident of Portland
fo r 28 years.
He was bom December 25,
1900 in C row vllJe,La. Hedied
October 31, 1971.
M r. Collins resided at 4820
by the widow, M rs . Herise
C ollins.
The remains were
forwarded to Monroe, La. for
interment. Reverend Andrew
Newton officiated.
Funeral service fo r W alter
C u rry was held 11 AM Novem
ber 9, 1971, at Vann’ s M o r
tuary. M r.C u rry died Novem
ber 1, 1971.
M r. C urry resided at 2228
NJE. Rodney. He had been a
resident of Portland fo r 30
years. He was form erly em
ployed by Rich Manufacturing
Company. He is survived by
one son, W illie, and 2 nephews
Warren and R obertC urry. In
terment was at Riverview
Cemetery. Reverend John H.
Jackson was tie officiating
m inister.
JEANETTI. Y. KLEIN
ORNAMENTAL IRON •
” If it ’s o rn ate -w e m a k e ”
W r are m a k in g our N a ig h b o rk o o d A B ro th a rh o o d "
The harder you push a Brothei
or Sister the farther they go —
Laymen and Clergy con
B ring in or m a il to the P o rtla n d
wrong.
cerned about the war in V iet
nam w ill host PENITENTIAL
MEALS of RICE & TEA, with The line is thin but the feel mg
O b s e r v e r must be P o s tm a rk e d no la te r
out charge, on November 17th
is heavy. Whether you love
at 6:30 pun. at Westminister
your man o r woman, remem
th a n D e c .2 0 , 1971 V o tes v o id a fte r th a t
United Presbyterian Church ber this: Time consists of
(N.E. 16th and Hancock) and on only imagination. You may
d a te
2 2 0 1 N . K illin g w o rth
November 17th at T rin ity think of many tomorrows tu t
Episcopal Church (N.W. 19th you may not see them — Just
and Everett). A fte r supper and learn people STAND T A LL — ■ p O . Box 313 7
P o rtla n d , O re g o n
a short devotion, a 30 minute WALK PROUDLY— LIVE and
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film , “ Once LponaW'ar*’,w ill
be shown. An offering w ill be ' " ’" ’I - o r SISTER.
taken fo r the Quaker Rehabil
itation Center in Quang Ngai. n ic n T ON CJT. VANN JR. •
Rosary was held Tuesday,
Nov. 9, 1971 for Jeanette Y.
Klein.
She was bom Oct. 17, 1896
in Superior, Wisconsin and a
resident of Portland fo r 51
years.
She was a member oi St.
Charles
Catholic Church,
Sweet AdelinesClub, Waitress
Local #305 and American Le
gion A uxiliary Hollywood 105.
Survivors are:
daughter
Ernella E . Weber, Longview,
Washington, a son John D.
Klein, Vancouver, Washing
ton, 5 grandchildren and 2
great grandchildren.
Mass was held Nov. 10,1971
at St. CharlesCathollcChurch
under direction of K lllin g s -
worth L ittle Chapel oi die
Chimes. Interment M t. Cal
vary Cemetery.
9 30 A M
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12:00 N O O N
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Award To Be
Dec. 26, 1971
line
We hate to see our Brothers
with white women - they don’ t
dig us with white men. But
yet and stillw e d o n ’ tevenwant
our Brothers or Sisters with
people of our own race. Is it
Jealousy or Self Pi ide?
Speaking fo r myself I dig on a
B rother, f m proud to have a
real Black Man and always be
by his side proudly. I’ m not
prejudiced about anyone but I
do uphold my principles of how
1 feel in life .
Church School
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Wod Noon — The Hour of Fowor
Wed t o y * & Clou Mooting
N urt.ry Caro Provided
Start now to vote in this exciting, significant
O bserver promotion of the year. We are
looking for the Minister of the Year. The
one Man of God who has done the most for
his flock andcommunity. Will your m inister
be the most popular? He will be if his
congregation shows how much they appreci
ate the devotion and sacrifice and work he
has done for his parishoners.
by Elizabeth Ann Churchwell
Yet my title is a song it’ s also
a fact: In everyday life l
58 2 8 N A 8th
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A. La* Henderson, Minister
Ellis C o tton, Associate Minister
lead. Rev.Noffa, who has suc
c e s s fu lly challenged tbefront
runners, has moved to second
place. Rev. Jackson has slip
ped to third and Elder Geer is
Closing in fast.
D r. O.B, W illiam s and Bish
op McKinney are probably
holding out the largest votes
until just before the race ends.
However, Thomas Strayhand
is quiet and unassuming - but
beware oi the potential power
of the A llen Lights of Allen
Temple. “ The L ittle King” ,
Dale S titt, Geroge Dick, An
drew Newon, Rev. Phelps,
Sam Johnson and Bishop Fos
te r, have also received some
votes.
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Faith Tabernacle Church
began their series of dedica
tion series with a prededica
tion banquet. Saturday night. It
was quite a success and a m ar
vellous a ffa ir. The main ded
ication service is being held
at our new* church, Sunday,
November 14, 1971, at 3:30
p jn ., with Bishop B.T. Shultz
of Louisville, Kentucky offi
Feel Safe and Secure...
Business a d d re s s !6 0 1
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Two hu n d red D o llars
In P rize m oney to be
A w a rd e d
Banquet
held
The public is cordially in
vited to the monthly union fel
lowship service, Sunday,Nov
ember 14, at 6:00 pan. at the
Highland Baptist church. Rev.
O.B. W illiam s, Preacher.
P articipating churches:
F ir s t AME Zion, Bethel.AME,
Vancouver Ave. Baptist, M t.
O livet Baptist, M allory Ave.
C hristian, Highland Baptist,
A llen Temple CME, Hughes
M em orial United Methodist.
REV. E.K. BAILEY
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task of bunging about social
change and using to good ef
fect the resources that have
been enti usted to us in our or
ganization and membership.
We do not need to be con
demned nor challenged, but
rather e n c o u ra g e d
arti
strength,*! in our convictions
to fu lfill our m inistry to the
sick, poor, imprisoned, ne
glected, powerless people of
our society.”
"M inister Of The Year”
EDNA LOUCILLE TINNOW
Funeral services were held
Tues. Nov. 9 tor Edna L .T In -
non.
M rs. I innon was born In Ed
na, Texas June 13, 1926, a rad
came to Portland 10 years ago.
She was a member of Jeho
vah W itnesses.
Surviving are: lusbandAn-
drew Tinnon, I daughters,
Vickie C arr, Patricia Fields;
Kathleen Tinnon, Rebecca
Tinnon, all in Portland; a son
Aralrew Tlnnon,Jr. Portland;
her motliei Jessie H. la y lo r,
a sister Virginia Hickman
f'oru Austin, Texas and two
grandchildren.
f uneral services were at
K illmgsworth L ittle Chapel of
the Chimes. Interment R iver
view Cemetery.
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W ILLIAM H. FRANKLIN
Funeral se rvlce fo r W illiam
H. Franklin was field at 1 PM
Monday, Novem bers, 1971 at
St. Paul Church of God In
C h ris t. Reverend E.C. Wilder
officiated.
M r. Franklin who lived at
2716 N J i. 9th St. had only lived
in Portland a few days. He Is
survived by his sisters M rs.
J.C . Foster and M rs. fxlessa
W illiam s. He had lived In De
Queen, Arkansas fo r many
years p rio r to his move to
Portland.
Interment was at RoseClty
Cemetery.
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