Portland Observer, December 1, 1982 Page 7
OBSERVATIONS
FROM THE SIDELINES
by Kathryn H all Bogle
O H O N O R the memory o f Dr.
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M a ry M cL eod Bethune, the
P o rtla n d section o f the N atio n al
Council o f Negro Women, Inc., in­
vited the public to a musical p ro ­
gram and tea on Sunday afternoon,
Nov. 28, at Bethel A .M E . Church.
The Portland section, according
to Lenora M o rris , president, was
founded on Decem ber I I , 1966.
Current officers working with Mrs.
M orris include: Beulah C am pbell,
vice president; Pattic Sheppard, 2nd
vice president; Faralenc Gaither, se­
cretary; Carrie Muldrew Shaw, trea­
surer; Lizzie Sm ith, C haplain-his­
torian; Mamie Carter, correspond­
ing secretary.
Sunday’s program, with Beulah
C am pbell named as chairperson,
presented Willa Mae Hart giving an
oral history o f the life and accom­
plishments o f Dr. Bethune. She also
traced the founding and history o f
the N C N W on the local and nation­
al levels.
Soprano Lessie W illiams, accom­
panied by C ynthia Rampone, was
the featured soloist. Possessing a
beautiful voice with unusual clarity
and bell-like tones in the upper reg­
ister, Lessie Williams sang her way
into the hearts o f those who heard
her sing the old Negro spirituals.
H er "D e e p R iver” was especially
moving.
Appearing on the program also
was a male q u arte t, the “ Gospel
Iru m p c ts ," a local group that do­
nates time and talent to local church
org an izatio n s. “ The Lord W ill
M ak e A W a y ” and “ G oing Over
Yonder" were two o f several spiri­
tuals in their repertoire that Sun­
day’s audience received warmly.
In the Gospel Trum pets are:
Thene Houston, bass; James M it ­
chell, lead tenor; Archie F ranklin,
second tenor and Eugene Johnson,
bass guitar. Thomas Brewer acts as
manager and accompanist for the
group formed seven years ago out of
a m utual wish to sing and “ give
something to the community.”
The N C N W Program Committee
C h a irm a n .
Beulah C am p b ell,
named others on her committee as:
Jessie Porter, Ccola Bush, Lenora
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IN V IT E S YOU TO COME AND SEE I
C harm ing XMAS GIFTS
Lenora C. Morris, president of NCNWC. Port­
land Section; Mrs. Aldridge Johnson, member;
(casually, they thought) their rela­
tives Susie and Pat Patterson. Actu­
ally, they had been adroitly steered
H E P o rtla n d C o lle c ­
to the Patterson home by Sherri
Jones.
tion, a first annual bene­
E ntering
the Patterson living
fit dinner and fashion show, is to
be
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was amazed to see
presented by the Portland Chapter
about 23 friends and a new bassinet
of Jack and Jill o f America on Sun­
piled high with beribboned packages
day, Dec. 5, at the Red Lion Inn at
— all in her honor. Several Trailbla­
L loyd C en ter. D in n er tim e and
zer wives were there, a few salespeo­
show time will follow the cocktail
ple fro m “ H e le n ’ s o f C o u rs e ,”
hour set for 3 p.m.
some
fro m your fa v o rite electric
Recipients o f funds raised have
light company and other locals in
been named as the P o rtla n d Stars
C arol’s fashion circuit.
and Stripes Drill Team. Local presi­
Hostesses were Susie Patterson,
dent o f Jack and Jill is Elaine Jami­
M rs. N icholas Jones and Geneva
son. Chairman o f ticket sales is Kar­
Jones.
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cember. Persons in the community
invited to speak to students involved
in the project are: Vernon Chatman
o f the Urban League, Michael H a r­
per, a fo rm er T ra ilb la z e r, Steve
Jones, a radio broadcaster, Anise
H a ll, a fashion m odel, and M a r ­
garet Carter, a counselor at P .C .C .
Additional speakers are to be added
in time.
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children. The toys will be assembled
at the Franklin High School shops
Nov. 17 and 18.
Portland industrial arts teachers
have made Christmas toys for seven
years, starting with fewer than 200
in 1975 and growing to the projected
2,000 this year.
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Memory’s goal is to have 29 pieces in
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Shop teachers bring joy
Some 2,000 Portland children will
have smiles on their faces Christmas
m orning, because o f com m unity
service by Portland Public Schools'
industrial arts teachers.
The group makes toys fo r the
P ortland firem en ’ s “ Toy and Joy
M a k e rs ” project which provides
C hristm as toys to disadvantaged
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