Portland Observer, August 18,1982 Section II Page 7
OBSERVATIONS
FROM THE SIDELINES
by K ath ryn H a ll Bogle
W illia m H illia rd , executive editor
o f the Oregonian, spoke to the W il
lamette W riters on Saturday evening
at the H ilto n H o te l banquet ending
the W W conference sessions o f the
week.
A bo u t 200 persons heard H illia rd
te ll a b o u t “ W h a t ’ s H a p p e n in g at
the O re g o n ia n .” I t ’ s p le n ty . W ith
the im p e n d in g a b s o rp tio n o f the
Oregon J o u rn a l s ta ff in to the s ta ff,
style, site and circulation o f the O re
gonian, its m ore than plenty.
H illia r d w ill now have a s ta ff o f
270 to d ire c t. Q u estio ns fro m the
floor pepperd him for answers. H il
liard has an easy, relaxed and com
fo rta b le speaking style and he led
his audience through the maze o f his
ow n u n an sw ered q u estio n s and
some o f his plans fo r the greatly ex
panded Oregonian.
Fa. M . Ramaay Schadawltz and M r«. Arvol Raa, lay raadar, at ra-
captlon In hi« honor at St. Philip Episcopal Church.
H E IN S T I T U T I O N o f a rec
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to welcom e the a p p ro x im a te ly 300
to r and the celebration o f his
persons who attended.
new m in is try d re w an o v e rflo w
crowd o f parishioners and friends to
E N J A M I N D e a n , S r ., and
S t. P h ilip the D eaco n E p is c o p a l
Church on Sunday evening, August
W illa M a e M c C u llu m w ere
15.
m arried in a Saturday evening cere
The processional, a 1982 ecumen
m ony on August 14, conducted by
ical blend o f Christian ministers and
the Rev. A nthony Lewis at M orning
laity, bearing in its midst the rector-
Star Baptist Church.
e lect, F a th e r M . Ram sey S chade-
It was a second m arriage fo r each
witz, preceded the red-robed Bishop
and the b rid e g ro o m ’ s son, B e n ja
o f the diocese o f O regon, the Right
m in D e a n J r . , fle w in fr o m N ew
Rev. M a tth e w P aul B ig lia rd i, cele
Y o rk C ity to be b e s t-m a n fo r his
brant o f the ceremonies.
fa th e r. M r s . M c C a llu m , g iven in
Master o f Ceremonies was Father
marriage by Frank Sarpy, had as her
Thom as J. D avid son . C lergy came
attend an t, her niece, M rs . E . P ic k
fro m m an y E pisco pal churches in
ens.
T h e b rid e w o re a flo o r -le n g th
the d iocese o f O re g o n to s u p p o rt
gow n o f b lu e o rg a n z a w ith long
“ the w e d d in g " o f (he S t. P h ilip
flo w in g sleeves an d she c a rrie d a
congregation w ith their newly cho
hand b o u q u e t o f w h ite roses and
sen leader. Father W illia m H . W ag
mixed blossoms. H e r wide hat was
n e r, re c to r o f T r in it y E p is c o p a l
o f blue straw banded w ith blue rib
C h u rc h , w ho term ed the event as a
JO H N D A VIS
bons.
wedding, gave the sermon, rem ind
ing a ll o f the re s p o n s ib ilitie s in
volved. T h e R ev. John G a rlin g to n
o f M a ra n a th a C h u rc h represented
the A lb in a M in is te r ia l A llia n c e
which already counts Father Schad-
B
ewitz as one o f its 40 members.
In the m ixed racial processional
were w o m e n als o . S om e o f them
were o f the religious com m unity in
c lu d in g C a th o lic nuns o f th e I m
m aculate H e a rt Parish and Episco
pal deacons who had pioneered this
field o f religious service in the same
era w ith Deacon Alcena E .C . Booz
er o f St. Philip.
O u t o f the congregation, M au d e
Young, currently senior warden for
the a ffa irs o f S t. P h ilip , and M rs .
Elies G re e n e , ju n io r w a rd e n , were
presenters in the flow o f the service.
A n g e lin e B ritto n re p resen ted the
Episcopal church women.
O ther presenters were Edna Buck
e t , director o f the A lta r G u ild ; E r
nest G r ig s b y , d ire c to r o f the S t.
P h ilip a co lytes; M rs . A r v o ll R ae,
lay re a d e r; D e a n C o u lte r ; F a th e r
C . T . A b b o tt o f W illia m T e m p le
House; R obert Belcher, lay reader;
and Father Jay. J. M c M u rre n , Dean
o f convocation.
T h e new vicar at St. P h ilip is an
O regonian through and through. He
was born in M o ro , was educated at
the U n iv e rs ity o f O regon and jo u r
neyed to C a lif o r n ia to receive his
M a s te r o f D iv in ity degree in 1955.
H e was made priest by Bishop Ben
ja m in D a g w e ll and spend m an y
years o f his early priesthood devel
oping missions and churches in O re
g o n , in c lu d in g D a lla s and M o n
m outh.
Fa. Schadewitz was in the state o f
W ashington for a period o f tim e as
re c to r o f H o ly T r in it y C h u rc h in
H oquiam from I9 6 0 to 1970, and as
assistant-rector at C hrist Church in
Tacom a, from 1973 to 1980.
F ro m the C h a p la in ’ s s ta f f at
G o o d S a m a rita n H o s p ita l in P o r t
la n d , F a . S c h a d e w itz cam e to S t.
P h ilip as p rie s t-in -c h a rg e in 1981.
His home is in N .E . Portland where
he has lived fo r some time.
M usic, in the charge o f Robert L.
S to ltz, organist o f T rin ity C h u rc h ,
and D a v id K e lly , ch oirm aster, was
out o f tr a d itio n a l E p is c o p a l h y m
nals, but the o ffe rto ry music had a
different sound.
It was " L i f t E v e ry V o ic e and
S in g ," by James W eld o n Johnson,
the n a tio n a l N egro an th e m — by re
quest o f the new rector o f St. Philip:
Father M . Ramsey Schadewitz.
T h e recep tion that fo llo w e d the
fo r m a l c erem o n ies was held at
Prince H a ll a short block away from
St. P hilip . M rs. A rv a i Rae. as chair
person, and her com m ittee o f w om
en o f the congregation were at hand
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It was a farewell party in a happy
vein as John is leaving fo r the green
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John D avis leaves his a d m irin g
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A catered recep tion fo llo w e d in
the church rooms im m ediately after
the d o u b le -rin g c e re m o n y . A b o u t
100 guests attended.
T he wedding touched o f f a series
o f fam ily get-togethers and dinners
for the adult Dean children who en
tertained each other and th e ir own
circles o f friends through the week.
Hostesses were Rose D ean B ryan t,
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The bride and bridegroom played
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O n S u n d a y a fte rn o o n K ay and
John Toran entertained at their A la
meda home fo r K a y ’ s boss and his
w ife , G o v e rn o r V ic to r A tiy e h and
M rs. A tiyeh. Kay T oran is the A f f ir
m ative A ction O ffic e r fo r the State
o f O regon and is d irectly responsi
ble to the governor.
T he reception, meant to be social
as Kay had wanted, had a little p oli
tical flavor, but it couldn’ t be avoid
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