Portland/Observer Thursday, March 16, 1972 PaR‘-'5
KOKTEAN!) i¿> OHSEHl EH
SA holds crusade
Religion in the News
Nixon in Trouble,
Sullivan says
Allen Temple sponsors
Mammoth Tea
I he public in c o rd M ily
mviie.1 io llw UH, Annuii
M am m oth ten tu be held at
A lle n
le m p le C M l. C h uich ,
Sunday, M a tc h 19th (io n i 5;U)
to 7:00 p.m .
11« p iu g ia m tot the ten
l« g m s at 5 p.m . w i t h a
m usical Concert by t ie M t.
O live t
B a p t is t C h u rc h
Chancel C h o ir. M t. Cm I I .
H a rris , D ire c to r and M r . Scott
H a rris D ig u n ls t.
Six Mam m oth le a learns
w orking since the f ir s t u lja n .
w ill present a P r i n c e and
P rin ce ss (t om each team . 11«
P r im e and P rin cess ul t ie
winning team w ill 1« ctow n -
« I King ami Queen ol A lle n
I em pie C hurch. W in n in g
teams w ill Iw presented A -
w ants ami Honors.
'I he (heme ol t!w le a (o r
th is year is " F io m Sea to
Shining s e a ." l-.ach team lias
chosen a state as Its favui Ite
and llw tables w ill 1«decorat
ed according to t ie states
chosen, A panel of Judges
w ill judge tlie le s t decoi ated
C o u n try
Hy Rev. Jesse Jackson
M V . J lS S t JACKSON
Since 195b, the number ol
white c o lla r jobs have exceed
ed blue c o lla r in this nation.
In some aiea s, c e ita in indus
tr ie s
have enjoyed enough
grow th ami continuity to ob
scure this fact, so blue co l
la r work has seemed in abun
dance. I he le a l story how-
e v e i, rests on tlw fact that
n io ie Jobs now re q u ire (and
even m ore w ill re q u ire ) ex
tensive education o i (ra in in g
background than pre vio u sly.
A iw is o n should not get e x -
c lt « l about the oppoi tunnies
at the steel m ills oi auto
stamping plants . . .
those
plants have not completed
th e n autom ation, Ixii you may
be sure It is on tlw drawing
bo an ls. M o ie o v e i, the U > .
Iie a s u iy D epartm ent, thru
Its adjusted depreciation ra
tio, w ill accelerate in d u stria l
automation by guaranteeing
increased tax bieaks to com
panies which purchase m ore
m achinery.
Ib e occupational outlook
handbook of (he tin te d States
D epaitm ent ol l.aboi notes
that tlw follow ing Job c la s s i
ficatio ns have Inci eased in de
mand:
WASHINGTON - P resident
Nixon was warned that unless
Iw levels off to make his
c iv il rig h ts posture m ore con
vincing, Iw may Iw defeat«!
next Novem ber.
In a speech to the National
P re ss Club, the Rev. Leon
S ulliva n, chairm an of the
Board of the Oppoi tun nie s In
d u s tria liz a tio n C e nters, said
tlw C hief E xecutive was like
a seesaw, on c iv il rig h ts .
" H e comes up, then («goes
down - Iw was up on (wiping
black e n te rp ris e , m o re than
any other P reside nt, nobody
even ti led it, but M r . Nixon
went down on his Supreme
C o urt apjKdntments, indeed Iw
went underground.
"H e went up on his appoint
ments of blacks, m ore than
tlw last three presidents put
together, but 1« went down
on school busing.
He had
bettei level off before Novem
ber («cause the D em ocratic
P a rty , despite what you read
about it now, is going to get
its e lf tog etlw r to defeat Rich
ard N ixon. They are organ
iz in g ."
table. Awards w ill be given
(oi lie le s t decoi ated tables.
La rg e
souvenir booklets
have l«en prepared for this
M am m oth
le a and the Ixrok-
lets w ill 1« available to the
public at the tea. I he occasion
w ill 1« clim axed w ith l e a ,
refreshm ents and fellow sh ip
in tlw lower level of the church
atxl an opportunity to a d in ile
t ie
be a u tllu lly d e c o r a te d
tables.
You and youi frien ds are
invited to share in this Gala
event at AI len I etnple C -M J i .
C h u rcli. Sunday, M a n h 19th
fi oni 5 to 7 p .m .
learn leaders ate : I. M is .
L illia n
Jenkins and M rs .
Alzena Del ieleveaux,
M rs
Irerie I ucker a m iM rs . V D e lia
Storey, 3. M rs . Jessie I..M a
nus ami M r s . P ra n k « W hile,
4, M rs . Isabel Jackson ami
M rs . Linda H radw ell, 5. Young
Adult C ir c le , M s. Beverley
Pet ry , C hairm an, M rs . Sarah
Strayhand, A d viso r, 6 . Youth,
M r. G ary M o r r is P resident
and M rs . P rin ce ss Reynolds,
A d v is o r.
P re a c h e r
speaks
P rofe ssion al amt tech ntcal-
an Increase ol 50 |>ei cent in
demand re q u ire s a m inim um
a lu ca tiu n of 16.3 yea rs.
M anagers,
o ffic ia ls
and
p ro p tle te rs - Increased 29
pe r cent; demand is now 13
yea is of school at m in im u m .
C ra ftsm en me leased 21 pe r
cent, now dem and* required
12.7 ye a is of education.
C le ric a l - a 35 jw r cent
increase
in demand; I2.b
years of school.
Sales - 28.9 pet cent in
crease in demand; 12.6 year s
of study.
Em ploym ent of Is b o ie is ,
however, w ill not change be
tween 1968 and 1980 .........
It Is true that tlw re is sub
stan tial
need f o r service
w o rke rs, but It Is also the
case that t ie ty|w ot service
w o rk e is neede<|, again neces
sitates a high er level of « lo
cation than was required only
IS years ago.
We have created a c ity of
rslucational slum s and a gen
e ra tio n of youth w ith slum
shock. Not only tens of m il
lions of d o lla rs are lost due
to the unem ployability ot thou
sands ot (wople, Ixit hundiods
ol thousands of future s are in
v irtu a l hock by leason of at
tending schools which t i amed
(hem lo t tlw 1900sand maimed
them foi the 1970s.
I hat's why we m arch .
I he b illio n s of tax d o lla i s
which tlw fe d e ia l governm ent
irxt the state, and c ity govern
ment cla im s it needs to sus
tain essential services
for
burgeoning populations is tied
up In that educational gap.
Money needed in black o r other
m in o rity banks aixl savings
and loan associations to Ixiild
ou r com m unity is t i« i up in
that « lucation.il gap.
Black
leadership, which
possesses only .3.3 p e r cent
of the c ttys’ decision making
positions ami holds less than
I p e r cent of tlw e ffective
power, accoiding to one U r
ban I.eague study. Is choked
in that bottleneck.
We are
56 J) per cent of tlw school
ch ild re n hut only 27 p e r cent
of tlw board m em bers, and
less than 10 per cent of tlw
p rin c ip a ls .
I he C onstitution of tlw State
of lllm o ls guarantees " A good
common school e d u ca tio n " fo r
all ch ild re n , th u s , the Board
of Education and its c h i e f
agent. D r . James Redmond, is
operating ille g a lly . It Is aid
ed and abetted by an Insensi
tive a n d callous teachers'
union that is m ote concerned
with s a la rie s than s e rv ic e s fo r
black and poor c h ild re n .
The ne arly 65 m illio n do l
la rs in educational services
cut fro m this y e a r's budget
constitutes
an educational
b lig h t. A dropout rate m ex
cess of 35-40 p e r cent in
black and oth erno nw h iteco m -
m un itie s constitutes an edu
cational bligh t.
BLACK MEN, SI AND UP!
1 HE JOURNEY FROM EDI -
CATIONAI
C A T IO N A L SUCCESS BEGINS
W ITH
YOUR
MARCHING
FEET!
AND
EVERY W EEK
Phone 284 1954
Sunday School
Morning W onhip
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MAJOR H. PETERSON
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Alaska to Hawaii, tlie Texas
panhandle and the h ills of
Idaho.
They are noted fo r
th e ir effective ways of com
m unicating the gospel, par
tic u la rly to the unchurched.
P rio r to his appointment as
te r r ito r ia l evangelist. M a jo r
Peterson and his w ife have
commanded corps in Wenat
chee, Seattle, G reat F a lls ,
San F ra n cisco and Oakland.
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C H U H r> u
5828 N.E. 8th
A. Lee Henderson, Minister
The Parson’s Pen
President Nixon has made
his histo ry m axing v is it to
China. The whole w o rld has
been appraised of P resident
N l 'o i ’ s Journey, moment by
mom ent. M illio n s of W ord*
have been spoken and m illio n s
m ore Wlj]
recorded fo r un
born generations to rea l.
A nn nv news events, th is Is
heralded by many as bemg
good news. O thers are not
n e arly as o p tim is tic about it .
T urning the pages of h is to ry
about 2 0 0 0 vears ago the
greatest h is to ric a l event of a ll
tim e took pía e amid o b scur
ity . Had it no' been fo r God's
Insistence on publishing the
News, t h e w orld would have
rem ained in Ignóram e of It. In
spite of the e ffo rts of men to
d is c re d it and abolish the B i
b le , the proclam ation of Good
New s cannot be siopjied.
F u rth e rm o re , t h e message
o f the Bible contains l i f e -
changlng [ lo w e r . The New
Te» -ament w r ite r puts It th is
wav, " F o r the word tnat G o a
speaks is a live and active, it
cuts m ore keenly than any
tw o -e d g e d sword It s trik e s
through to the place w iie re th e
soul and s p .rit meet, to the in
ne rm ost Intim acies ofa man’ s
being It exposes the v e r y
thoughts an d m otives of a
m an’ s h e a rt." Henrews 4 12
(P h illip s ).
The
Bible is unique. It
stands apart from the lite r a
tu re o f the w o rld In that It is
not Just a "d e a d b o o k ", ra th e r,
it pulsates with life , and v i
bra te s the energ! of its divine
\u th o r , Noone can study it and
rem a in unmoved.
Because the Holv S p irit a c
com panies God’ s W ord, we can
only have power In o u r liv e s if
we le t the S crip tu res [w ne tra ie
o u r souls to etiergive us a n d
p u rify o u r tb n g h ts . That is
Corner of 8th Ave snd Skidm ore
Sundav W ot ship 11:00 A .M .
C h ristia n Youth F ellow ship 6:00 PJvf.
(2nd and F ourth Sundays)
ST ANOSfW S CATHOLIC CHUS CM
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Ellis Casson, Associate Minister
Church School
M orning W orship
W ed N oon — The Hour of Power
W ed Prayer & Class Meeting
w h y d a ily , personal B ible
study is so im portant fo r e ve ry
C h ris tia n . The Word w ill i on -
v lr t (Henrews 4 12), co n ve rt
(Psalm 19 7), cleanse (John IS
3), c o rre c t (2 T im othy 3 16),
consecrate (John 17 17), and
co m fo rt (Psalm 119:50).
9:45 am
11:00 am
12:00 noon
7:30 pm
Nursery Care Provided
We are making our Neighborhood A Brotherhood'
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M a ra n a th a Evangelistic Center
1222 N. E. SKIDMORE
P a sto r BUde C lass 9:15 am
B ib le Study H our Tue.
pm
Hour of P ra y e r Power
W ed 7 pm to 8 pm
Youth M eeting F r i 7:30 pm
Church Office 288-7241
Youth Office 288-7243
B ib le 7 rainin g School 9:15 am
Sunday m orning w o rship 11 am
Evening W orship 7 pin
lace Pastor
1972
Reverend W endell
All
things
new
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The countenance of o u r d i
vine soul sm iles at tim es
ovei the shouldei ol the human
soul, her s is te r, bent to the
humble la bo rs of thought; and
th is sm ile which gives us a
Meeting glim pse ol a ll that lies
beyoixl thought alone m utters
in the w orks of m en. o u r
in fa llib le souls discove t each
o th e r.............
It is tru e that we already
act lik e gods, ami our e n tire
life passes am idst certitud es
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Rev. John H. Jockton
M inu ter
Asked to give an appraisal
of llw Nixon o v e ia ll [w ifo r m -
ance. D r . S ullivan said he
was no wot se nor bettei than
any p ie s id e n t be had known.
He salt] the only B resklen t
he would give a c re d it to is
Lyndon B. Johnson because
Iw was so fo rth r ight on c iv il
rig h ts .
I Iw P hiladelphia B aptist
m in is te r, who founded o fC
eight years ago, made some
p re dictions about the corning
electio n.
Diganized labor,
regardless nt its in te rna l
problem s now w ill be 99 p e r
cent D e m o cra tic. The youth
votes w ill be 65 pe r cent
D e m o cra tic. M r . Nixon w ill
not Iw able io count on M iddle
A m e rica m the election be
cause th is w ill be siphon«!
off by labor and other groups.
The Republican P a rty must
capture at least 30 p e r cent
of I lie black vote in ordei to
win and th is bloc w ill be
a decisive fa c to r In the next
e lectio n.
In answer to a question
on tlie candidacy ofC o ng ress-
wotnan Shirley C hisholm , D r.
Sullivan said, " I f a s ti anger
Horn M a is were tocom edown
to E a rth and see the way
blacks and m in o ritie s and wo
m en
a re
d iscrim in a te d
against, he would autom ati
c a lly vote fo r M r s . C hisholm
as the s ti ongest rebuttal to
th is, but I am not a M a r
tia n ."
The black vote m ust be m -
dependent, able to swing e ith
e r way. It cannot be the sole
possession of any one p a rty.
Rev. S ullivan added that it
should be like the Negro who
got into a figh t In a colored
neighborhood w ith a black po
licem an, fle xib le
"G iv e me $100 m illio n a
year to (ram 100,000 disad
vantaged people at $1,000
apiece and we can turn th is
country a ro u n d ," D r . Sullivan
pleaded.
SLUM TO EDU
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M ajor arid M rs . Harold P e-
te iso n , fu lltim e evangelists
fo i I be Salvation A rm y L i
western states, w ill lead a
special crusade at the St.
Johns le m p le C orps, 8432
N.
M arch 26.
M rs . M a jo r Peterson, who
was com m ission«! m 1944
sn>! has served throughout the
West with her husband, w ill
be featured speaker at the
Home League m eeting at 10: 30
a .rn , W «lriesday, M arch 21.
A ll in te re st« ! women are in
vited to attend.
At the 7; 15 p.m . "F o u n d a
tions
of
F a ith "
meeting
Thursday, M a rch 22, .M ajor
Peterson
w ill
speak
on
"B '- m a 4 ! n e ''. i his meet
ing. tie ninth in the 1972
sei les to deepen s p iritu a l Ide,
also is open to the pu blic.
Die Petersons also w ill
speak at tlie F rid a y "yo u th
n ig b r" meeting at 7 p.m .; at
0» "
Meet,rii>"
7 p.m ., Saturday; and at Sun
day services held at 9:45 a.m .,
11 a.m . and 6 p.m .
As t e r r ito r ia l evangelists,
the Petersons tra v e l fro m
£be Cburrf) of pour
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Vancouver Ave. First Baptist Church
3138 N. Vancouver Ave.
Phone 282-9496
Sunday School
Morning Worship
ç . qq am
j , . qq A
Dr. O.B. Williams, Pastor
" T h e Church W ith A H e a r t-F e lt W e lc o m e "
itid in fin ite in fa llib ilitie s . But
we a re blind men who play
with precious stones along the
road-way; ami the man who
knocks at my door expends at
the v e ry mom ent lie greets
me as many m arvelous s p ir i
tual tre a su re s as the prince
whom I have wrested tro m
death.
It 1 pass an hour am idst
i crow d, without seeing any
thing, ami without giving it
a single thought, I am judging
a thousand tim es the living
imi the dead. \m l which ot
these judgm ents w ill K a l
tered in the last day ?
I here are in th is room some
l i v e o r six K in g s who speak
of ram ami unpleasant weath
e r; but above this m ise rable
conversation, six souls ca rry
on a eonvei sation which no
human w isdom could approach
w ithout danget .
Thus it is everyw here and
always. We live by v irtu e of
our
transcendental
K in g s
whose actions and thoughts
m o m e n ta rily p ie rce the en
velop which surrounds us. We
liv e only fro m soul to soul,
and we are god* who do not
know each oth e r.
A ll our organs are tlie m ys
tic a l accom plices of a super
io r being: AND IT IS NEVER
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