Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, October 29, 1986, Page 6, Image 6

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    Page 6, Portland Observer, October 29, 1986
O b itu a ry
W ilbur G rafton H am m ond
Mr Hammond passed quietly on on luesday, October 21, 1986 in
Oregon City. Oregon, after a long illness w ith Alzhiemer s disease He was
born in Formosa Arkansas to Keiffer and Daisy Hammond
W ilbur Hammond, know n as ' Butch ' to some and as Graff to others
served in the Arm y during W W II Later he moved to Oregon where he
worked at Ziedeli Machinery Ft Supply Co
He married Geialdine Elizabeth Calliet and they had tw o sons. Dwayne
and Leneld He was a member of Vancouver Ave First Baptist Church,
a Trustee of the Executive Oregon Laborers Union, a Sunday Schoul
teacher, and coached Little League basketball and baseball
M i Hammond is survived by his w ife Geraldine, his sons Dwayne Errc
and Leneld Deidrix of Salem, Oregon, and Harold of Kansas City. Mo He
aslo leaves to mourn his passing, sister Alonzo Hammond of Menifee
Ark brothers. Jack Dempsy Hammond of Menifee, and Curtis Hammond
of Compton. Cal . and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins
Mr Ham m ond's funeral was held on Tuesday. October 28. 1986 at
1 00 p m at Vancouver Ave First Baptist Church
Internm ent was at
W illam ette National Cemetery in Portland. Oregon
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C orner of Bth and Staidmo»»
N eil G o ld s c h m id t (LI at B e th e l A M E C h u rc h last w e e k
Sunday S> hool 9 IS a m
P h o to by R ich a rd J B ro w n
Sunday Worship 11 U0 a m
Christian > oulh I •■■f«>vy»hip 6 00 p m
(second and fourth Sundays!
C on ce rt A t M aranatha
Grammy Award winnei Jessy Dixon is featured in a concert of praise
and w orkship at Maranatha Church Sunday November 2. 1986 .it 6 30 pm
Joining him are the Jessy Dixon Singers and Maranatha M.iss Choir for
such favorites as You Bung the Sun Out
I ether Me <1111! My God is
Not Dead1
There is no admissiur harge An offering will be taken for
Dixon.
W o rk s h o p S c h e d u le d
The Portland Chapter of the National Coalition of Bla< k Voter Participa
bon and the Oregon Assembly for Black A ffairs w ill be co hosting w ith
Allen Temple C M E Church a Ballot Measure Forum' on Sunday
November 2, at 1 30 p.m
in the fellow ship hall .it the Church 4214
N E 8th
Robert Phillips, an organizer for this event stated that the purpose of
the w orkshop is to educate voters on the tw enty five ballot measures
featured on the General Election ballot, and to assist voters in identifying
the location of polling facilities
This educational w orkshop is free and open to the public
P hillip S N elson (P n s to rl
COMMUNITY
CHURCH of
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202 N E Skidmore
281 56 ZB
284 5669
Services
9:45 a. m , Sunday School
11 00 a m . Morning Worship
/ 00 p m.. Evening Worship
/ 00 p m Wednesday, Prayer Meeting
Victor R Brown, B Theology. Pastor
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Assistant Pastui
SMILE - GOD LOVES YOU
WHEN THE VOTES
FOR PACKWOOD ARE COUNTED,
A LOT OF UNKNOWNS WlLLWlN.
You won't see them on the news. Or hear them
making speeches. They aren't well known, except
to their friends and neighbors.
But like thousands
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of other Oregon families, they are the real winners
when Bob Packwood is re-elected.
Bob Packwood cares about the future of
Oregon and the concerns of the families who live
here. When lie's not in the Senate he's traveling the
state meeting people; listening to their hopes, their
problems, their plans for the future. So make your vote count. Vote for Bob Packwood
next Tuesday. With Packwood in the
Senate everybody in Oregon wins.
SENATOR BOB PACKWOOD
Paid fut b\ Rv clcvtPav'k»>xid('uitMttitti.V
 leader who listens.
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