Page 6 Portland Observer, November 24, 1962
Bits and Pieces
by Ruth Spencer
Invitations have been received for
the wedding o f Miss Elaine Loving
and Mr. George Hendricks, Novem­
ber 27, 1982 at two o ’clock at Mar-
anatha Church.
Miss Loving is the daughter o f
Mrs. Vesia Loving. Mr. Hendricks
is the son o f M rs. M ary S carbor­
ough.
•
The Portland Section o f the Na­
tional Council o f Jewish Women, in
an independent study o f the M u lt­
nomah County Juvenile C o u rt,
found that a “ disproportionately
h ig h" percentage o f m inority c h il­
dren were committed to the Hillcrest
MacLaren Schools during five
months that court proceedings were
analyzed.
The study recommends that all
Juvenile Court personnel "examine
their attitudes about racial and eth­
nic m inorities and develop proce­
dures to guard against discrim ina­
tion.”
Milwaukie City Manager Hugh Brown and his
son Eric sample party tray during open house at
Milwaukie Pastry Kitchen, while owner Dorothy
Hadley looks on,
(Photo: Richard Brown)
Presentation
features
child books
A q u a lity c h ild re n ’ s book, and
one which children especially w ill
like, makes an ideal holiday gift.
A du lts who would like to reac­
quaint themselves with the world o f
children’s literature before selecting
their gifts may see what’s currently
available during a free evening pre­
sentation to be held at P ortland
State University on Tuesday, Dec.
7, 1982, trom 7:30 u n til 9 p.m .
During the gathering in the third-
floor Media Lab o f PSU’s new Pro­
fessional Schools Building, located
at the corner o f S.W. Broadway and
Harrison St., Portland, the season’s
new ch ild re n ’ s books, as well as
those fondly remembered from past
years, w ill be shared and discussed.
Those attending also will be able to
browse through examples o f th r ?
newer titles.
/
Congratulations to Mrs. Gertrude
Crowe on being selected the 1982 re­
cipient o f the Russell Peyton Human
Relations A ward.
Mrs. Crowe has been actively in­
volved w ith helping low income
people, and w o rkin g w ith the
NAACP.
•
Sixty-year-old Fadime Kavacik
became the w o rld ’ s oldest mother
and made medical history when she
gave birth to an eight pound baby
girl in Sisli Children’s Hospital in Is­
tanbul, Turkey, after complaining
o f stomach pains.
Mrs. Kavacik has been married 45
years and has 10 other children.
The previous authenticated rec­
ord for the oldest mother belongs to
Ruth Alice Kistle o f Portland, Ore­
gon, who gave b irth to her daugh­
ter, Susan, at age 57 in 1956.
•
The Portland Section o f the Na­
tional Council o f Negro Women is
having its A nnual Founders Day
Program and Anniversary Tea, Sun­
day, November 28, 3:30-6:30 at
Bethel A M E C hurch, 5828 N .E .
8th.
and Directors in a Musical Service
Sunday, November 28. 1982, at
5:00. The public is invited.
■ m __
GERTRUDE CROWE
A program honoring the national
and local founders featuring Mrs.
Lessie Williams and Mr. Earl Win­
chester will be presented.
Affiliated organizations are urged
to participate. The public is invited.
Mrs. Lenore M orris is president.
Telephone: 281-7139.
•
Mount Olivet Baptist Church will
continue its 75th Anniversary Cele­
bration by featuring its Musicians
The Urban l eague o f Portland is
presenting a "H o lid a y M a g ic "
Fashion Show at Jantzen Beach
Thunderbird Inn, December 3,
1982, at 8:30 p.m . "H o lid a y
M a g ic " features fashions from
Nordstroms, and dancing to the big
band sounds o f G loria Palri. Cora
Smith is coordinator o f the fashion
show.
•
Scientists at the National Institute
o f Health in Bethesda. Md., are on
the verge o f developing the ultimate
diet p ill—a safe and effective drug
that will work by turning o ff the ap­
petite “ switch” in the brain.
This month in Black History, No­
vember 1930, Haile Selassie was en­
throned as Emperor o f E thiopia,
A fric a ’ s oldest independent coun­
try. Selassie came from a royal
E thiopian line stretching back
through 255 monarchs to King Solo­
mon and the Queen o f Sheba.
ISponsored by Am erican State
Rank, V.F. Booker, President.)
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(Photo: Richard Brown)
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