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ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
Black conventions not new
tly
R e v.
Je sse
L . Jackson
I )ur Ing a |ie i lod when b lacks
w e re c o n s ld e ie d by ami la ig e
of only m a rg in a l e conom ic
va lu e 10 Ihe n a tio n , and dm mg
a tim e when s p u its of a c tiv ity
w e re g e n eiato d f o r th e n re ­
m o v a l to A f r ic a , the e a rlie s t
b la ck co n ve ntio n s w e re o tg a -
111 z e d .
T he se Conventions w e ie an
e x p ie s s io n of the d e te rm in a ­
tio n of b la ck people to have
some vo ice in t h e a f f a n s in ­
flu e n c in g (hen d e s tin y .
M en lik e R ic h a rd A lle n , the
fo u m le i of (lie A f ilc a n M eth o ­
d is t C h u rc h , ami o rg a n iz e ! of
the f u s l In a uian ce so cie ty fo i
b la c k s In th is c o u n liy , look
le a d e is h lp of it« b la ck p o lit i­
c a l convention , . . although
llb e i «1 - a b u lltlo n ls t
w h ite s
m o tiv a le il by a s lta n g e aluu-
Is in 1 ootml in 11« to m a n ce of
Ihe A m e ilc a n re v o lu tio n , d id
not th in k ( h o s e e a ily c o n -
g re s s e a " p o l it ic a l . * ' I n s o la i
as b la c k s w e ie de vo id o f c iv il
p o w e i, llie y w e ie not,
b u t in and (u (lie e xte nt that
b la c k s c o n a p lte d to m ake de­
c is io n s about b l a c k s , they
w e ie jio lit iv . il in (a c t.
betw een the KWXJaml 18411’ s,
(>« b la c k co n ve ntio n m ove­
m en t in te n s ifie d , d e sp ite Ihe
fa ct that the in ti od u ction of the
co tto n g in ami Its subsequent
e v a lu a tio n ot the b la ck slave
gave the In s titu tio n of s la v e iy
a new e co n om ic lease on I He.
b la c k s w e ie to 1« hesetged,
hunted down and fo rc e d hack
" I n t o th e n n a tu ra l sta te , that
o f s la v e r y . " I t (« c a m e a c t tine
to (each a N e g io t o le a d 01
w r ite : ami b la cks in any fo tm
of co n ve ntio n , a s s e m b ly 01
congress w e ie deem ed ana­
th e m a . . .hut b la ck A m e i leans
somehow manage,! to m eet (o -
gMJte .
I t Is In te ie s ttn g , that in the
face of the e ffo r ts of m a jo i po­
lit ic a l fig u ie s , ami p ro g ra m s
spearheaded fro m Ihe W hite
H ouse, only one nt bundled
1
c o lo n iz a tio n
schem es w a s
evei
s u c c e s s fu l. I I l l s , of
R E *. JESSE JACKSON
com se, was (he fo i m a tlo n of
I . Ib e ria .
D u i Ing t l« Civil W a r , F ie d -
e i ick D o u g la ss, Hem y.M S e ll
lu in e i,
llo w a id I lelaney ami
w 11 i, the 1
t<• 1 lan m m 1-
s te i b o m N .Y . raised black
H o o p s to lig h t in N o ith e i n a r -
IIIto s and i l l g iruzed b la ck peo­
p le io p re p a re fo i the a f t e i-
in a th of the w a r, w h a te vei the
o u tcom e .
T l« s e co n ve n tio n s w e ie not
on ly a t i a in tn g g i ouml but w e re
the s tia te g y c e n te rs (01 the
R e c o n s tru c tio n . M u c h of the
p io g ie s s lv e s o cia l le g is la tio n
w hich gave tlie South its f i t s !
puhi r ci hm -1 ay stem, lay turns
(01 01 I’ll m s, ami pu b lic h o s p i ­
ta ls . . .w hich re m o ve , I tlie ¡iut>-
lic w h ipping post ami m o d ifie d
land t e n a n c y
la w s, w ere
aculpted in these co n ve n tio n s,
b la c k |>ul m e a l convent l u l l m
G a ry , Indiana:
b la c k s , now in the m id s t ol
what could be t l « Second Re­
c o n s tru c tio n : o r t h e f i r s t
b la ck re co n st 1 u c tio n , in the
sense that it Is not u ltim a te ly
a (Hippet act m an Ululated by
o tlie i s, the black co n ve ntio n
w ill lie held 111 C a i y, Indiana on
M a tc h Id , II, ami 12th. t i v e i
1, I ' Ml bla. k p u t’ll ' ¿(1 I lls
have been In v ite ,!. M a y o r
R ic h a id G . H a tc h e r ami his
a kle s a ie pi lm a i y o ig a n iz e i s
ami t l« iH ilittc a l ed u catio n d e -
pui tm e n t of ( >j«i at Ion Pt Stl is
um lei a ssig n m e n t to a s s is t in
the o ve i a ll p i ogi am .
F o t those who ra is e t l« pat­
e n tly fa ls e Issue of " s e p a r a ­
t is m " we a ie not ob lig a ted to
debate them beyond p o in tin g
out that b la ck strategy is and
m ust 1« what I e ru n e Dennett
said it was; n a m e ly a s tra te g y
of lll« ia d o r i in so fa i as you
cannot d ia w a s tra ig h t lin e in
a c u tv e d space 1101 b u ild b la ck
p o w e r In an o ve i w h c lrn ln g ly
w h ite co n ve ntio n o r p i tm.11 y,
we a ie r e s e tv ln g t l« tig h t to
b u ild that powei ami shape the
issu e s that w ill v a lid a te its
re le va n ce , in a b la ck p o litic a l
co n ve ntio n .
We a ie not going to a llo w the
n ation 01 t l « W h ite House to
take Its f o c u s away fro m the
m eaning of the b la c k C o n g re s ­
sio n a l C a u cu s. W ea 1 e not go­
ing to a llo w t l « vo ice s ol a C a rl
Strikes, a shit ley C h is h o lm , ol
a R ic h a id b u tc h e r t o b e d ls s t-
pated in squabbling ovei some
chum p . hunge and e s s e n tia lly
m e a n in g le ss
c o n v e n t io n
" s p o t s " g lo rify ing t l« I w n u -
c r a t lc b a it y . I t 's a new b a ll
gam e and b la cks a re going to
G a ry fu lly a w a re that t l« I ie m -
o, ra ts have lit t le re g a n l fo i
d e m o c ra c y ami t l« R e publi­
cans a ie as f a r fio tn le s p e c t
fo i t l« le p u b lic as P l a t o is
fr o m tw e n d e th c e ritu i y C h lc a -
«"■
T he w h ite ca n d id ate s a i e
com ing to us t li 1 s tu n e . We
a ie not going to crow d into the
tin ie s t roo m s of t h e 11 hotel
s u ite s o r in some s tin k in g
sta le sm oke,! den to 1« to ld
about how m any in c io w d n ig -
gei s love Kennedy, M u s k ie , 01
" . . 01 I , 1 : . , . ,
M ills 01 Ja ckso n . We a re not
going to lis te n to some b a lly ­
hoo a lxiu t t l « i r c iv il rig h ts
vo tin g 1 e co rd o f s o m e weak
kneed excuse about why sena-
to i so am! s o opposes IxJSUtg
w l« n nolxxjy opjxaaed husing
when b la ck c h ild re n w e i e
bused past w h ite sch o o ls.
N01 has anybody d e a lt w ith
tlie b a sic in s u lt to b la cks that
cui le n t fu s in g debates ¡«1 pe -
tu .iie . W hat these debates say
is that " a n ig g e r c h ild a in ’ t f i t
r
tl my
I ool s, t , ke i t . 1
O O o-or. . . .
5 ,5 . 9 .J 0 A ,M .
leave I t . "
You can buy oui v o t e s . . .but
not w ith m oney. Y o u ca n begin
by lis te n in g to m en lik e L o u is
Stokes, W a lle r F a u n tio y a m i
Ron H e liu m s .
When we s e ll out, it w ill be
o ve i a cabinet ro le lik e a tto r ­
ney g e n e ra l and a b la ck econo­
m ic b ill of rig h ts .
It w ill 1« o v e r so m e ! .S .a t­
to rn e y s c h a irs and some le g ­
is la tio n to g ive us m o re than
tl ,• 6,000 hi 1 k dot tot ■ we
have now but a re in danger o f
lo sin g ami o ve i som e 1 em aps
(hat w ill g ive us a d d itio n a l
co n g re ssm e n ; and o v e i some
seats on I t « P re s id e n t’ s C o u n -
c ll o l E c o n o m ic A d v ls u is and
the F e d e ra l R e se rv e B o a rd .
W o 'll s e ll out to t h e c a n d i­
date p re p a re d to m a rc h w ith us
to the I ,S. I r e a s u iy D e p a r t -
n ie n t. . .And we w ill s e ll out to
a ca n d id ate p ie p a re d to in ­
crease aid to b la ck in s titu tio n s
of h ig h e r ed u catio n by at le a st
$ 4U0 m illio n now. A n y of the
ca n d id ate s that w ish to d is c u s s
an a lte rn a tiv e to w e lfa re w ith
us ami e ig h t b la ck e c o n o m is ts
now sw eating it out, can com e
c a ll.
A n y candidate who w ants to
d is c u s s a p p re n tic e s h ip p r o -
g ia m s w ith 40 pei ce n t o r
m in e b la ck e n ro llm e n t in p re ­
p a ra tio n fo r s k ille d tra d e s :
a n y o i« w ish in g to d is c u s s
C o n g re ssm a n I u g g s 'n e w p o li­
cy f o r A fr ic a - is w e lc o m e .
A n y ca n d id ate that w is h e s to
d is c u s s b u ild in g 01 re b u ild in g
tlie c lu e s w ith m oney d iv e rte d
fio m the $ 8 0 b lllio n 1 ip o ff that
the D efense D e p a rtm e n t ie p -
le s e n t s , is w e lco m e . A n y can­
d id a te w ith a sound plan fo r d e -
v e lo p in g b la ck fin a n c ia l in s t i­
tu tio n s , feel lie e to c o m e .
H e w ill not be in G a r y to d e -
xle who w ill be the w h ite k in g ,
to be w o rsh ip p e d by b la ck sub­
je c ts - but to shape the b la ck
p ro g ra m and agenda th a t th is
nation m u s t p u is u e . You see
it ’ s nation tim e , and we a re
pushing to b u ild a new n a tio n .
A sp e cia l sa lu te th is week to
Rep. 1 o u is Stokes, new c h a ir ­
man o l the B la ck C a u cu s.
YFD rum m ag e
Jews ask Feds to leave out race
New Y o i k - N o F « le i al gov­
e rn m e n t
a p p lic a tio n
to i in
should co n ta in que stion s on
race o r e th n ic u u g in , t h e
A ma 1 lean Je w ish C o n g ie ts
sa kt tn response to an in q u iry
fr o m t tie 1 iff ice of M anagem ent
and budget of t h e E x e c u tiv e
O ffic e of the P re s id e n t.
.Such q uestions, t ie Je w ish
g io u p sa id , would inhibit m i­
n o rity g io u p a p p lic a n ts by
sug g estin g " t h a t 1 ace Is a r e l­
evant fa c to i In ch o osing among
a p p lic a n ts .'*
In fo rm a tio n s lx iu t 1 ace o r
e th n ic o rig in would a ls o fa c i­
lita te " d e lib e r a te , in te n tio n a l
d is c i im in a tio n ,** W i l l M a slo w ,
e x e c u tiv e d lr e c t o i of t le C o n -
g re s s , d e c lin e d .
R e c e n tly , o ffic ia ls of th ie e
F e d e r a l program s had re­
quested In c lu s io n of such a
q u e stio n on the ground It was
n e ce ssa ry to " e v a lu a te the
success of t h e ir e ffo rts to
m eet
m in o r ity
r e c r u itin g
g o a ls ."
■‘ Any b e n e fits th a t m ay ac­
c ru e fro m th is p ro c e d u re a ie
f a r o u t-w e ig lie d by the a tte n ­
dant e v i l s , " M aslow said In Ins
re p ly .
" I l Is the p o s itio n of the
A m e ilc a n J e w i s h C o n g re s s
th a t no such q u e stio n s should
he a ske d .”
A n s w e rin g t h e a rg u m e n t
th a t s u c h q u e stio n s w e r e
nee,le,! to h e lp c o u n te i the gen­
e r a l e ffe c t* o f p re v io u s d is ­
c r im in a tio n , M aslow said that
success in m in o r ity r e c r u itin g
could tie m ea su re d " o n the ba­
s is of the r a c e o r e t h n lc o r lg in
of those who have t« e n h ire d ,**
not of a p p lic a n ts , lie added:
" A s against th is v e ry d o u bt­
fu l b e n e fit, the d a n g e rs ol a l­
lo w in g such q u e stio n s loom
Pre-school
holds open
Personal
Service O f
house
High O u ality
Pricing That
M eets Your
Requirem ent
Courtesy That
is a Tradition
C.Don Vann
"T here is no doubt when you
call V a n n ’s”
V A N N ’S M o r tu a r y
5211 N. W illiam s A ve.
2 8 1 -2 8 3 6
v e ry la rg e .
" T h e ie is , f 11 st, the ob vio u s
c o n s id e ra tio n th a t having such
in fo rm a tio n on a p p l i c a t i o n
fo rm s fa c ilita te s d e lib e ra te ,
in te n tio n a l d is c i im ln a tiu n . We
a re by no m e a n s | « i suaded
that such d ic s n m in a tio n is no
lo n g e r a p ro b le m .
" A r e we, f o r e x a m p le ,p e r­
suaded that t lie r e a re no longei
g o ve rn m e n t o f f ic ia ls in t h e
South who a re s tro n g ly m o ti­
vated to e vclu d e N e g ro e s fro m
g o ve rn m e n t e m p lo ym e n t ami
o th e r b e n e fits?
" P e r m it t in g qu e stion s con­
c e rn in g race on a p p lic a tio n
blanks would fa c ilita te c o n tin -
ued e x c lu s io n o f b la cks fro m
p o lic e fo rc e s , ( a im le n e fits
ami m any o th e i p r o g r a m s ."
M a slo w sa kl ra c ia l ami e th ­
nic q u e stion s w ould have a
n egative im p a ct on m in o r ity
g io u p a p p lic a n ts .
P ortlan d, O regon
51. P h ilip 's P re -S c h o o l, an
in te ra c ia l c o o p e ra tiv e n u rs -
ei-y school s e rv in g n o ith e a s t
P o rtla n d , w ill hold o |» n h o u s e
fo i
in te ie s te d
p a ie n ts ami
c h lld ie n I ue sila y, M a rc h 14,
fro m
10 a .m . to 12 noon.
I lie school has been In op­
e ra tio n sin ce 1961 and p ro ­
vid e s th ie e ami f o u i- y e . t r -
o ld s w ith the o p p o rtu n ity fo i
c o n s tiu c tiv e p la y ami sim p le
le a rn in g expei fences w ith oth­
e r c h lld ie n o f th e li own age.
A p p lic a tio n s w ill tie taken
lo i the 1972-73 school ye a r
w ith a lim ite d
n u m b e r of
s c h o la rs h ip s a ls o a v a ila b le .
I be school is at St. P h il­
ip ’ s E p is c o p a l C h u rc h , 120
N JS . K n o tt.
sale set
I he Young P e p le ’ s D e p a rt­
m en t o f b e th e l AM E C h u rc h
is p la n n in g th e ir f i r s t annual
rum m a ge sa le on M a rc h 24
and 25. I he young people a re
a sking fo r d o n a tio n s .
The
k ic k - o ff eve n t w ill s ta r t w ith
a m o o n lig h t sale on M a rc h 24
fro m 8:00 p a n . u n til 11:00
p .m . The sale w ill c o n tin u e
on S a tu rd a y, M a tc h 25 fro m
9:00 a a n . u n til 6 :0 0 p .m . P i o-
ceeds w ill go to the Young
P e o p le ’ s l« p a it m e n t .
U se-
able d o n a tio n s can be taken
to M r s . P e rle n e W h ite , 133
N .E . W ygant, 287-3150.
C hristian Youth Fellowship 6:00 Pjyf.
(2nd and Fourth Sundays)
^ . . ^ ^ J ^ ^ J ^ n a s ^ S t t a y h a n d , M inister
Fashion show and
luncheon set
I he A ugust g io u p of th e Z o -
d la c le a o l b e t h e l A M E
C h u rc h is g iv in g a p ie - E a s le r
F ash io n ami Luncheon Show at
tlie D u b lin House C o ffe e Shop
c
dKK im ore
Sundav W o rs h ip ll: u u A .M .
in the G e o rg ia P a c ific B u ild in g
TRY IT, Y O U ’LL LIKE IT!
t i ance Is on 5 .W . 4th Avenue.
D o n a tio n: $ 3 .00 . Hope to see
you th e re .
Someone wants v e ry m uch to m eet you on Sunday m o rn in g at
.
»sad,
and le a d t*,e fu n nies, and you’ d ju s t have tim e to get down to
2620 N d i. F re m o n t S tre e t at 11:00 a .m . W alk r ig h t in and jo in
y o u r frie n d s at:
Seattle Educators O rg a n iz e
Fremont United Methodist Church
2620 NF Fremont Street
D . R ich a id C . H u n te r, t lie
A s s is ta n t
S u p erintendent
1 ba ' ■ ■ .
of
. ,
c a lle d a ll the b la c k E d u c a to rs
of the a ie a togethei to fo i rnan
all B la c k A llia n c e .
Ih e m eeting was tield at the
F u s t A fric a n M e th o d is t E p is ­
copal C h u rc h , w ith a p p ro x i­
m a te ly 2 0 0 tea : l « i s , a d m in i-
I
.... _
School C o u n c il m e m b e rs and
o th e rs in ed u catio n a l lia is o n
w o i k.
D r . H u ntei said th e re is d is -
umty in th is c o m m u n ity , and
d is u n ity is a to< I of the oppi e s -
s o r. We m ust d e fin e f o r o u r­
se lve s w h a t e ducation is and
how it should re la te to b l a c k
c h lld ie n because e d u catio n is
tl e key to sui v iv a l for o u r peo­
p le .
Jeraldine Bright
p ro p o s a ls being co n sid e re d by
the S e a ttle School B o a rd , Hun­
te i sa id , " t h e school d is t r i c t ’ s
plan speaks to the qu e stion of
d e s e g re g a tio n but d o e s n 't deal
w ith the qu e stion o f in te g ix -
tio n .”
D . C e c il I . .
of th is c h u rc h , clo se d t h e
m e e tin g w ith a sp e c ia l p ra y e r:
" F a th e God, help us to put o u r
minds, ( « a r ts , and our mus­
c le s w h e re o u r m ou th s a r e . "
R ig h t on . . . .
a
0|>en to o n ly b la c k s . W h ite T V
p e i sons and the w h ite p r e s s
w ei e o u s te d .
I his m eeting w a s in itia te d
by D r . H un te r to deal w ith gen-
e ia l p ro b le m s in d u c a t ion in ­
v o lv in g b la cks, but d e se gre g a ­
tio n was a key c o n c e rn in th is
m e e tin g . O ftt« d e s e g re g a tio n
r//í’ JFw/Z Olivet Baptist Church
Rev. John H Jackson
Minister
N E First and Schuyler
Portland, Ore
Rhone 2 8 4 1954
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Vesper
9am
1 1 a m
5 p m
Ijft us enter to uorship and depart to terve.
Methodist £
•• Obituaries
TO M C O PELYS
AN N A S. HUGHEY
\n n a S. ( M r s . J J i . ) Hughey
of 5528 N . M o o re died in a
lo c a l nu sing home M a ic h 2.
She was 85 y e a rs old.
M r s . Hughey cam e to P o r t­
land in 1941 and w o rke d as
head salad ch e f at the Benson
H o te l u n til she r e tir e d . She
a lso owned and o p e ia te d h e r
own r e s t a jr a n t m (.lakn d g e
f o r ten y e a rs . She a ls o taught
school in 1911, w h ile home­
ste a ding in M ontana.
M r s . Hughey w as a m e m te r
of
P ie d m o n t
P r e s b y te iia n
C h u rc h , the P o rtla n d W om en’ s
F o ru tn and the N o rth B ra n c h
R e publican C lu b .
She is s u rv iv e d by a son,
D onald S. Hughey o f Reeds­
p o rt; a d a u g h te r, M r s . B e tty
k ru m m
of P o rtla n d : fiv e
g i a n d c h ild re n and 2 n ie ce s.
F u n e ra l s e rv ic e s w e ie held
M on d a y, M a rc h 16 a t t h e L it t le
C hapel of the C h im e s w ith
in te rm e n t fo llo w in g at R iv e r ­
vie w C e m e te ry .
S k id m o re , d ie d F e b . 24 at
S t. V in c e n t’ s H o s p ita l.
He
' .
l e x i s and cam e to P o rtla n d
in 1942.
P i lo r to h is r e tu e m e n t in
1968, M r . C opelyn w o rked fo i
t l « I nlon P a c ific R a ilro a d as
a coach c le a n e r and also as
a cu s to d ia n f o r M o n tg o m e ry
W a u ls , hold both jo b s tot 2>
y e a rs.
C o |« ly n
was a m e m h e r of
l ilts webb Elks I odge* tnc
R e tire d
R a ilio a d W o rk e rs
s e n io r C itiz e n s o rg a n iz a tio n ,
and A n tio c h B a p tis t M is s io n ­
a ry C h u ic h .
S u r v iv o is a ie two c h lld ie n ,
L io n e l r . C opelyn of Houston,
I exas and B a rb a ra J , W ash­
ington o f P o itla n d ; th ie e s is ­
te rs in Texas ami fo u r g ra n d ­
c h ild r e n .
F u n e ra l s e rv ic e s w e ie held
F e b . 28 at A n tio c h .M is s io n a ry
b a p tis t C h u rc h . B u i la l was
in H ouston, I exas.
5828 N.E. 8th
A. Lee Henderson, Minister
288 -5 4 29
Ellis Casson, Associate Minister
Church School
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M orning W orship
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11:00 am
W ed Noon — The Hour o f Power
12:00 noon
W ed Prayer & Class M eeting
..... 7:30 pm
Nursery Core Provided
" W e are m a k in g o ur N e ig h b o rh o o d A B ro th e rh o o d "
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By
N ot t i l l
la s t W ednesday
n ig h t (M a rc h I) had I v is ite d
R ev. W e n d e ll W a lla c e 's M a r -
anatha C h u rc h at N 4£. 12th
ami S k id m o re S t. in P o illa n d ,
although I had long intended
doing so .
1 had heard h im
p ie a c h In o th e i le i igious ga th ­
e rin g s , and a d m u e h im .
I
am g la d m y frie n d W a lt B ro w n
urged m e to go to M a ra n a th a
w ith h im .
E v a n g e lis t A a ro tf Johnson
was t t « fe a tu re d s p e a k e r. H is
d y n a m ic
se rm o n co n taine d
s u ffic ie n t in te lle c tu a l m ea t to
s a tis fy t l« m o st s o p h is tic a te d ;
and was s p ir itu a lly v ig o ro u s
enough to s a tis fy any p e rso n
seeking s p ir itu a l e x a lta tio n .
He a ttrib u te s h is zeal to the
H o ly G h o st’ s p o w e i.
Rev. Jo h n son , a young m an,
te s tifie d that s ix y e a rs ago 1«
was a h e ro in ad d ict in H a r le m ,
who " s e t f lie s , amt slashed
t ir e s , ” but now he is a c o n -
sec rated
p re a c h e i
leading
h o rd e s of the young to seek
the L o r d ,
th e occa sio n was
an " o ld
fashioned fa sh io n
show’ ’ .
I tie c o n g ie g a tio n had been
In vite d to d re s s in o ld -fs s h -
loned c o s tu m e s . Some la d ie s
Carnegie
"H appy”
Pullen
Lew is amt C la r k d a y s . Some
s lig h tly nu*) young men could
1« m is ta k e n f o r a d v e n tu re rs
of the old W est on m o v ie lo­
c a tio n .
In the p u lp it P a s to r
W a lla c e w o ie a p a ir o f w h ite
o v e r a lls ,
a
p ia n is t
was
d re s s e d as " D r . D o lit t le " .
A lth o u g h It was a m id -w e e k
s e rv ic e the m a in flo o r ami
even the balcony was c o m fo r­
ta b ly fille x L A ta rg e t balcony
area is under c o n s tru c tio n ,
ami it was m entioned that on
Sundays it is d if f ic u lt to get
in s id e .
ipne th in g that im p ie s s e ii
th is o b s e rv e i was th a ta s lig h t
m a jo r ity of t l« c o n g ie g a tio n
appealed to be w h ite people.
Ih e re was a b e a u tifu lly m ixe d
c h o ir .
Youth outnum bered
the m atu i e ( « i sons in the c o n -
g ie g a tio n by at le a s t fiv e to
one. A la ig e n u m b e r o f rathe i
young m o th e rs b ro u g h t th e ir
babies ami young c h ild ten;
ami
m any o f them w e ie _
2
d ie s s e d
in g ra n d -m o th e rly
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c o s tu m e s , p o p u la r w ith to ­
d a y 's young people.
W h e th e r by a c c id e n t o r de­
sign the fo u i young men who o
took up the c o lle c tio n w e re
a ll w h ite fe llo w s . When the
UDout ten o r tw e lv e w ent f o r ­
w a rd , and th is g ro u p was
p re tty w e ll r a c ia lly balanced.
M any young h ip p ie s around
tow n, and o th e i y o u th , have
o n ly p ra is e s fo r the d y n a m ic
re d e m p tiv e w o rk am ong the
lib e ra te d y o u th ,th e d ru g u s e rs
and o th e r non - c o n fo rm is ts ,
am! the appeal of the Youth
Se iv ice s
at
M a ra n a th a
C h u rc h .
Vancouver Ave. First Baptist Church
3138 N. Vancouver Ave.
Phone 282-9496
Sunday School
9 :0 0 A M.
Morning W orship
, l ;0 0 A.M.
Dr. O.B. Williams, Pastor
**The Church With A H eart-F elt W elcome"
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m a ra n a th a Evangelistic Center
■ 1222 N. E. SKIDMORE
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P a s to r
n iL i
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B ib le C la s s 9; 15 am
b ib le I ra in in g s c h o o l 9; |.vam
Sunday m o rn in g w o rs h ip 11 am
E v e n in g W o rs h ip 7 m n
B ib le
Church rX fic e 288-7241
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^ o u th t ’f ilc e 2 8 8 -7 2 4 3
Study H o u r T ue. 7 pm
H o u r of P ra y e r P o w e r
Weil 7 pm to 8 pm
Y outh M ee tin g F r i 7:30 pm
Reverend W endell W allace Pastor
All things new
in 1972
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