Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, May 11, 1972, Page 4, Image 4

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PortlaadAlbaervar
Thursday, May II, |972
POR n f A I) -¿? OffSHil ER
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
C orner of 8th Ave and Skidmore
Sunday Woi ship 11:00 A.M.
C h ristia n Youth Fellowship 6:00 I'JM.
(2nd and Fourth Sundays)
Hev. Iliom as Stiayhaiul, M inister
S.S, 9; JO A .M .
Religion in the News
Highland United Church of Christ honors pastor
Highland Lnitsd Church of
C hrist held an appreciation
service fo r its pastor. Rever­
end jam uel Johnson, on Sun­
day, May 7th. Reverend J ohn-
son is the Social Action D irec­
to r fo r the Albina M in iste ria l
Alliance and th e fo rm e rd ire c -
tor of Highland Community
Cente r.
Among the community pro­
grams initiated by Reverend
Johnson, o r on which he
worked in th e ire a rly stages of
development, are:C-CAP; A l­
bina Youth Opportunity School:
Highland Community Center;
High Park E nterprises(tram -
ing and employment fo r the un­
skilled); Highland Adult Lite r-
acy Project: High I an! Im­
provement Corporation (low
cost housing); Yaun Youth
Care Centers; Sea Scout Ship
#626; the Albina Citizens War
on Poverty and LIFE Center.
The pastor of an integrated
church. Reverend johnson has
been active in forming inter­
racial discussion groups and
exchanges.
Perhaps the most d iffic u lt
and rewarding endeavors Rev­
erend J ohnson has had is coun­
seling young people. Reverend
Johnson has intercede.! fo r
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CALDWELL’S
COLONIAL MORTUARY
20 N.E. 14th Avenue
Portland. Oregon 97232
CALL 232-4111
DAY OR NIGHT
Che „\tcuitf Olivet Kuplisi Church
Rev
John H Jack »on
M inuter
N f First and Schuyler
Portland, O re
young men and had them com-
mited to him on parole from
the Juvenile Court and the
ja ils . He has found them em­
ployment, training and hous­
ing. It was th e ir involvement
that le i to the founding of A l­
fred Yaun YouthCareCenters,
which are residential centers
fo r delinquent and pre-delin­
quent young people.
Among the participants in
the program, which was at­
tended by approximately 250
Funeral services were held
land; five brothers, Floyd E.
Monday fo r M rs . M erline J . Smith, J r M Irv in Dale sm ith,
S tringer of 116 N i. M o r r i s .
W illia m O. Smith, Gary L .
She passed away of cancer,
Smith, all of Portland, ana A I-
May 2, 1972, at Bess Kaiser
bert H. Smith of N orfolk, V ir ­
Hospital.
ginia; three siste rs, Nicene
Born in Oletha, Kansas,
T ille ry , M a x in e Slaughter,
June 19, 1935, M rs . Stringer
P ris c illa Gregory, all of P o rt­
moved to Portland the same
land; and several nieces anti
year and has been a resident
nephews.
ever since. P r io r to ju ly , 1971,
The service was officiated
M r s . S tringer worked f o r
by Reverena Jackson at M t.
many years as a supervisor in
O livet Baptist Church. Burial
the dietary department of
took place at W illam ette Na­
Good Samaritan Hospital of
tional Cemetery.
Portland. She was forced to
re tire because of i l l health
She was a member of M t.O li­
vet Baptist Church.
M rs . Stringer is survived by
her husband, W illie L .S trin g ­
e r of Portland: two children,
Juaqutter ana Antonio of P o rt­
land; her parents, M r . and
The Rose C ity M inisters
M rs . Floyd E . Smith of P o rt­
Wives Council cordial y in­
vites you to th e ir firs t scho -
arship banquet to beheld at the
A. M. E. Zion Church, Van­
couver at Skidmore, Friday,
May 12, 7:30 p jn . Donation,
$2.50.
Banquet
scheduled
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stantly view the instant replay
Phone 282-9496
Joe McGinnis wrote in,
of crucial events of history
"T he Selling of the President
Sunday School
9 00 A M.
as it is being made.
1968” that " I t isn’ t what’ s out
Morning Worship
J J:0 0 A M
One man, standing at v irtu ­
tliere, it's w liat you pi I je. r ”
ally any place upon the globe
Men are teg inning to substi­
Dr. O.B. Williams, Pastor
can speak and he can be seen
tute illusion fu r fact and the
cle a rly, and every inflection of
"T
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e Church With A H e a rt-F e lt Welcome”
television image fo r re a lity,
his voice is heard in all other
lelevision eats at the brain
parts of the sphere. Great
and gnaws away at the mind.
spiritual dramas can be, and
I.V , provides some tim e on
sometimes are seen which
Sunday mornings fo r worth­
ftelp to wake up the c o n ­
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Nî
while religious thought and
sciences and consciousness of
spiritual dramas. But actually
men to th e ir divine spiritual
I.V , is an indication of your
duties in the w orld. One day
spiritual fiealth. Do you enjoy
C h rist w ill speak to mankind
the shoot-em -up westerns
via Television and command
wliere dozens of men, both in­
nations that w ill not hear Him
nocent and guilty are m ur­
in th e ir hearts.
dered? Do you pre fe rg ingster
Television
com m ercials,
o r m urder m ysteries'1 i»r an­
while serving useful purposes
imal,
sports, educational,
in arousing public conscience
scientific o r war pictures?l)o
over vital issues such as high
you seek out spiritual dramas,
prices, pollution, and ch a ri­
or pornography? How do you
table causes often serve e vil
5828 N.E. 8th
rate yourself in this matter?
passions, it serves a great
You can see that this genie
A.
Lee Henderson, Minister
purpose ineducating the public
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in a tufe candogre.it, womlei -
on vital issues. Yet television
ful and miraculous things. It
is a mind-boggling tim ew ast-
Ellis Casson, Associate Minister
CM also do cruel, unjust and
•r.
Church School
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crippling things; such as a
Com m ercials also made
young boy jumping o ff a high
W o f , h 'P
11:00 am
people conscious and sensitive
tuilding trying to imitate Su­
W ed
N oon — m e Hour o f Power
12:00 noon
about matters of which our
perman. This genie must be
W ed
Prayer & Clo»» M eeting
7:30 pm
forefathers k n e w
nothing,
kept under control; o r if peo­
N o rie ry Core Provided
[hey made people conscious
ple don’ t handle him carefully
of aches and pains, o r queasy
they ate likely to e n d u p b yle -
W . »re m a k in g our N e.ghborhood A Brotherhood
stomachs, h a ir on tlie legs, and
coming slaves of the genie.
bad breath which seldom both­
ered form er generations.
Com m ercials cause people
to anticipate, and thus become
susceptible to headaches and
a rth ritic pains fo r which they
have the instant remedy in E x-
cedrin, Vanquish o r some oth­
e r magical name. Some of the
gruesome things they show and
their noise sometimes cause
upset stomachs fo r which they
readily supply Rollaids o rA I-
ka-Seltzer.
Aladdin steps in sometimes
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and gives a shrewd contestant
5 Pastoi i,d ie c ie s h l I a n
Blfolw Study Houi rue. 7
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home; o r a hundred dollars a
T o .* Office 288-7848
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.venlng Worship 7 pm
Youth Meetln(f
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week fo r life . New automo­ ■
biles, re frig e ra to rs, modern
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Reverend Wendell Wallace Pastor
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ranges and washer-dryers are
All
things
new
in
1972
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given away by the dozens.
S ays
Robert MacNIel,
"Sooner or la te r, a m ajor of­
fice ” (does he mean presi­
dent?) ’’ Is going to le i ll led by
some computer-primed and
wealthy nonentity put over by
television com m ercials as a
AJC
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national savior.’ ’
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ALADDIN’S LAMP IN YOl R
LIVING ROOM' Television is
more like a genie in a bottle
(p ictu re -tu b e ); it is a mixed
blessing. It creates and de­
stroys.
God inspired the mind ofE d-
ison to invent the e lectric
bulb. Stubblefield in Kentucky,
M arconi in Italy invented the
radio as a spin-off from Edi­
son’ s invention. Lee De F o r­
est and others contrived a new
creation, lelevision, with in­
spiration from God. These
were invented p rim a rily to do
the work of God in the world,
but men quickly perverted ra­
dio and television fo r enter-
tamment and pleasure.
These inventions also are
utilized to some small degree
to teach science, language
and other educational sub­
jects. Television has cast off
the moorings of man’ s imagi­
nation as nothing else in the
w orld’ s history has done.
Television provides us with
instant replays of decisive
plays in great sports events
seen by m illio n s. More m il­
lions of people in all parts of
the world saw via television
the fir s t man to step out onto
the moon than had seen any one
man-made event in the history
of the w orld. Today we con-
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Highland L’nited Church of C h rist overflowed with w ell-w ishers who came to express th e ir aixire
elation to Reverend Johnson. Above, 1 he Gokten Eagles provide a musical selection.
persons, were; Reverend A .
Wilson. M rs. E lla Powell,
M rs. E . E llio tt,M rs .M .W e s t,
Reverend E. Rand, Reverend
John Jackson. M rs . Betty
Thompson, J oe W 11 son, M r s .
EJ_. James and L.F e rryg o o d .
Music was provided by The
Golden Eagles, the W illia m s
Temple C hoir and Norman
Woodridge and Lo rra in e W ild­
e r. The Masters of Ceremony
were Ira Mumford and Rever­
end TJ9. Noffa.
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Pictured together are (left» Reverend T .N. Noffa and (right)
Reverend Samuel Johnson. Reverend Noffa, along* ith Ira Mum­
ford, serve! as M aster of Ceremonies.
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