Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, August 12, 1976, Page 8, Image 8

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Methodiat Episcopal Church established
extensive housing units. Brookins cur­
rently is chairman of Operation P .U .S .H .
(founded by Jease Jackson)
Brookins' political activities include
managing the successful campaigns for
Los Angeles' first Black Council member;
first Black school board member in 26
years and M ayor Tom Bradley. He was a
delegate to the 1978 Democratic National
Convention from Calfornia.
The
African
M ethodiat Episcopal
Church, which was established in 1787 as
a protest against racism in the churches
of the United States, is world wide, the
largest body of Black Methodists.
Bethel African M ethodist Episcopal
Church. 6828 N .E . 8th Avenue. Portland,
founded in 1889. is paatored by A. Lee
Henderson.
George Rankins types interview
for viewing on "Albina Report" on
KPTV, Saturday evening at 10:00
a.m. Camera man is Rolland
Chase, (left, above)
Bishop Brookins faces the press.
Pastor of Bethel, A. L. Henderson,
enjoys the confrontation, (below )
Bishop Brookins takes command
Have fríe oda, relative« or busi neas
in the Windy City?
You can talk a full 60 minutes for
only $8.70, plus tax. That's if you
call before 8 a.m. and dial direct
without operator assistance.
Go ahead. Try it some morning
after breakfast.
THE K IN D OF LIFE YOU LIVE
TELLS SOMETHING ABOUT THE
K IN D OF FUNERAL YOU WANT.
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Chairman of the Multnomah
County Board of Commissioners
Don Clark welcomes the Bishop.
Assistant to the Governor, Keith
Burns seated at left, (above).
Reverend Grady Brown, former
pastor of Bethel,
camera, (left, above)
conference
Ladies
enjoy
Banquet, (left)
The kind of person you are,
the standards you've lived by,
your beliefs, your hobbies —
these are a few of the things
that tell Caldwell's people what
kind of funeral you might want.
And that’s why each fare­
well that Caldwell's arranges is
different. It might-be a reading
of favorite poems, or a classical
or rock concert, or it might take
the form of a celebration party
at a favorite haunt. Each choice
bears the imprint of the person
it honors.
The time to plan your own
funeral is now. One of our
people will be glad to visit your
home or to sit with you over a
cup of coffee to arrange things
exactly the way you want them.
Give us a call or mail the coupon
for our free brochures giving
you just a few of the alternatives
in funerals.
Please send me, at no obligation, yqur
tree booklets titled 'A lim e For Sharing
and "Plan Your O wn Farewell"
Name
Address
( Al l am I I S
COLONIAL
M( 1RTVARY
( Rl MATORU'M
N .t H ih at
Sandy lllvd
Portland 97232
Phone 232-4111
CALDWELL’S SATISFIES EVERY
PERSON’S WAY OF LIFE W IT H T H E
APPROPRIATE FAREWELL.
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