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Page 6, Portland Observer, August 17, 1988
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FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
president of the Portland Police
Union. He was a board member of
the Central Labor Council. He and
his wife Alta had been married for
49 years. He leaves to mourn his
passing, his wife, Mrs. Alta Jones;
1 son, Randy Jones; 1 daughter,
Sandra Jones Thames; 1 brother,
Clyde Jones; 1 grand daughter, 3
nieces and a host of friends and
other relatives. Burial will be by
vault entombment at the River
View Abbey Mausoleum. All con­
tributions are to be sent to your
favorite charitie s. The K ill­
ingsworth Little of the Chimes
Funeral Directors.
ROBERT BOB
DOUGLASS LINDSAY
65
February 14, 1923 - July 23, 1988
Memorial services will be held at
the Killingsworth Little Chapel of
the Chimes on Friday, August 19.
1988 at 2:00 p.m He came to
Portland in 1961. He was a teach­
er w ith the Portland Public
Schools for 30 years. He retired in
1981. Bob was an Army veteran of
the WWII. He served in the Army
from 1943 to 1945. He leaves to
mourn his passing, a son Doug­
lass D. Lindsay; a brother, Thom-
sa Lindsay; three sisters, Fay
Beholts Rita Weatherwax and
Doris Weise. There will be private
graveside service at the Wiliam
ette National Cemetery. The Kill­
ingsworth Little Chapel of the
Chimes Funeral Directors
DAISY MCDANIEL
77
September 19, 1910 - August 4,
1988
There was no funeral service held
at the request of the family. Mrs.
McDaniel’s remains were donated
to the Oregon Health Science
University. All contributions are to
be sent to the American Cancer
Society. She leaves to mourn her
passing — her husband, Loren
McDaniel: 1 son, Ralph McDaniel;
1 daughter, Grace McDaniel
Crawford; 2 brothers, Scott Free­
man and Ralph Greener, and 1
sister Annie Dilley. The Kill­
ingsworth Little Chapel of the
Chimes Funeral Directors.
JOHN PAUL JONES
76
February 21. 1912 - August 8, 1«88
Funeral services were held at the
Killingsworth Little of the Chimes
on Friday, August 12, 1988 at 1:30
in the afternoon . He came to
Portland 75 years ago. He served
with the Portland Police Depart­
ment for 29 years. He worked 17
of those years with the Juvenile
Department. He retired in Decem­
ber of 1971. He had served as
fundraiser update
More Donations Received
The story written on August 3,
1988 concerning the ‘Stars and
Stripes Drill Team', has opened
the hearts and the pockets of
some- o f o u r c o m m u n ity
residents.
Please continue to send your
checks or take your contributions
to the Salvation Army Community
Center on N. Williams i5a35 N.
Williams. Portland, OR 97217)
They need much more. They’ve
raised $125.0P m concession
sales, along with the donations
already received and they still
need $600.00.
To Audrey Henry. Jessica
Hicks, Corinne Miles and Deb­
orah N , the Richardson’s say
Fellowship M issionary
Baptist Church
Presents
James DePreist
Conductoi of the
Oregon Symphony Orchestra
Theme:
‘ ‘K ingdom Building
COME ONE - COME ALL
Sunday - Aug. 28, 1988
3:00 P .M . at
Patton Central
Methodist Church
5023 N. Michigan St.
Portland, OR 97217
For Further Information Contact:
Janie Harris at (503) 284-3465
Reverend Johnny Pack,
Pack IV, Pastor
“ Thank You” for all your help and
support at the concession stand.
The drill team has received
more donations, and they are
Theresa M. Christian - $20.00,
Kevin Duckworth (Portland Trail­
blazer) - $200.00; Uhuru Saa Saa
(Oregon State Prison Inmates) -
$50.00; Mary Harrison -$10.00;
Deacon and Mrs Verl H. Green
Sr. - $25.00: Q. A. Deloney -$10.00:
Rev. O. B. Williams -$50.00; Ray
Harris (PCC Ross Island Campus)
• $5.00; and just received Velma
Maria Spears - $10.00. Deacon
Henry Knighl - $60.00; Deacon
Lenzie and Darlene Warren
$50.00
To all of the above contributors,
the Drill Team sends their heart
felt appreciation!
The Drill Team will be leaving,
Friday, August 19, and ask for
prayers for a safe trip there and
back. They are proud to represent
the City of Portland.
Today
Oh Lord, I thank You for today
Each precious hour along the way.
The Brilliant dawn and noon’ s warm rays
The sky at sunset, twilight’s haze.
I do not take for granted, God
The seagull and the goldenrod
The sparkling glimmers on the sea
Your loving touches, touching me.
Though I ’ m at times preoccupied
W ith pain and problems sorely tried
Somehow with jo y my heart sings out
f o r this beauty You’ ve brought about.
I ’ve had my share o f bliss and sorrow
But know not if I’ll have tomorrow
So, for what we’ve shared in sweet accord
Today, I thank You, living Lord.
Polly Thornton
The Ark of Safety
C.O.G.I.C.
Slates
The public is invited to attend our
‘Summer Revival’. Starting the
third Sunday, which is the Twenty-
First of August through the
________
Twenty-Sixth.
Services starts 7:00 p.m. nightly. Bring the unsaved and sick.
Young people with problems. God is going to move doing
these Holv Ghost Spirit filled services. Our evangelist for the
week will be the Elder R. Jackson, pastor of God’s Holy
Tabernacle C.O.G.I.C., Killeen, Texas. He is a spirit filled
annointed man of God. Come and hear this preacher! Brothers
and Sisters, WE need a ‘Revival’. All roads leads to Ark of
Safety Church. The address is 84 N.E. Killingsworth, Portland,
Oregon. Phone 281-0499. Don’t forget this Holy Ghost
meeting. Come One — Come All!
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A rk o f Safety C.O.G.I.C.
Bishop U. V. Peterson, pastor
SCRIPTURE OF THE WEEK
/ SAM U EL: Chapter 2
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White Is Always “ Write
by Mattie Ann Callier-Spear
members and the young people
found in the ghetteos. His
message to them was to ‘ Never
give up. Don’t let Satan win. God
has already overcome this world.
Let Jesus into your lives. You
don’t have to keep on living like
this. Give your lives to Jesus,
right now!"
He went back to campus with a
great deal more insight than he
had when he first embarked upon
his summer venture.
Marcus graduated from Moore
house College, which is one of
five campuses belonging to the
Atlanta University Center. He now
has a degree in Journalism with a
concentration in English. Marcus
enjoys writing about people and
has maintained a steady career of
writing for various newspapers
and publications in the Atlanta
area.
"As most writers ’, says Mar­
cus, “ I enjoy writing feature
stories, simply because you have
the freedom to create a story from
your own perspective.”
Now that he has finished col­
lege, Marcus seeks to write for a
television network or a news
publication. Says Marcus, “ I
understand that it’s a very com­
petitive market out there, but the
fact is, I am the competition they
(the masses) are com peting
against.”
Recently, Marcus took a trip to
Los Angeles and met Phyllis
Tucker, NBC Vice President of
Children’s Programming. Tucker
offered White a non-paying intern­
ship with NBC.
“ At first the offer sounded
great, but there is a large sum of
money involved for my staying in
L.A.” , said Marcus.
Marcus says that L.A. is a nice
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place to visit, but he prefers Atlan­
ta. Georgia. “ I’ve grown ac­
generai congregation welcomed
customed to Atlanta, and. unlike
to her church. In 1982. the church
L.A., there are not a whole lot of
awarded her with the “ Mother of
people you have to deal with in
the Year” accolade.
terms of living space” , he said.
She is survived by her son,
The youngest sibbling of the
Joseph S. Bowman III of Austin,
White
clan, William David White
Texas, her daughter, Janeen
(better
known as ‘Billy’), grad­
Shawn Bowrnan-Brown of Port­
uated
from
Grant High School,
land, Oregon, three grandchildren
was
the
Student
Body President,
and countless relatives found
and
is
now
a
tte
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d in g ------- . You
predominantly in Texas. Loui
guessed
it,
Moorehouse
College.
siana and Oregon. Friends and
Billie
is
studying
Business
Real
p ro fe s s io n a l a c q u a in ta n c e s
Estate
Development.
abound throughout the world.
Sharon and Charles, the par­
She should best be remem­
ents;
Otis White, Mr. and Mrs
bered as an ardent lover of God
W
illie
M cCurley, the grand­
and country, an admirer of cour­
parents;
and Mr. Lonnie Wilson,
age and truth, a dedicated soror
the
great
uncle are all very proud
of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
of
Marcus’
accomplishments and
Inc.., a tender mother and a loving
those
of
his
brothers. The con-
sister and a cherrful friend.
Funeral services were held on
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Saturday, al 1:00 p.m. at the
Mount Olivet Baptist Church.
became an endeavor which Mar­
ometime around 12 mid­
cus
pursued. Though it was only a
night, a trace of light can be
class,
KBPS radio enabled White
seen through a dooi slightly
to
gain
hands on experience at
cracked. W ith everyone fast
the
station.
It was through KBPS
asleep, including the house itself,
that
Marcus
White developed a
a young man diligently writes
desire
to
pursue
a journalism
about his day Not rendering
career.
much to verse or prose, the aspir­
Producing plays and writing
ing writer, all in three pages,
spots
greatly enhanced Marcus’
records his entire day.
skills.
Not only did he learn to
This young man was born and
write
plays
and spots, but also
raised in “ P” town (as the young
was
able
to
operate the swit­
people call it), Portland. He at­
chboards
at
the
station.
tended Elliott, Bridlemile (through
An
area
of
broadcasting
Mar­
the busing system) and Alameda
cus feels he will always remem­
ber are the live sporting events.
Familiar to many as "play-by­
plays” , Marcus read and operated
live broadcasts of high school
sporting events.
Standing at an eye lifting
height of six feet, Marcus played
the position of forward on the var­
sity basketball team with the Ben­
son “ Tech Men” .
Marcus' older brother, Charles
Ray White, Jr., graduated from
Moorehouse College in May of
1987 with a Bachelor of Science
Degree in Physics. He now works
for ROLM — IBM as a sales
representative marketing tele­
phone systems for computerized
Marcus Christopher White
branch exchange.
When Marcus graduated from
Elementary Schools.
Benson,
he attended Moore
Marcus Christopner White is
house,
also.
During the summer
one of three very tall sons bom to
months
following
his junior year
Charles and Sharon McCurlev
at Moorehouse. Marcus went to
White.
Marcus attended and grad­ C h icag o w ith the Cam pus
Crusade for Christ to minister and
uated from Benson Polytechnics:
witness tc the young gang
High School. Radio broadcasting
S
gregation of the Mount Olivet
Baptist Church all send theit
warmest congratulations for a job
well done.
Ms. Clevonne Jackson re
Marcus flashes a big smile during
May 1987 Graduation.
ceives warmest regards from Mar­
cus and his family for the spiritual
advice and Bible teachings, which
came at a time when it was really
needed. "It truly made a positive
difference in our lives."
In Memory O f ...
Jewel! Winifred Fowlkes-Bowman
A u g u st 18, 1921
Jewell Winifred Fowlkes Bow
man, age 67, of Portland. Oregon
passed away early last Sunda.
morning while hospitalized.
Mrs. Bowman was a native of
Pickering, Louisiana and was the
last of 10 children born to John A
and Hettie P. Fowlkes on August
18,1921.
Mrs. Bowman taught in paro­
chial schools and in the Portland
Public Schools. She was a very
kind and loving person who will
be missed by many
She was a long time member of
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church where
she served in the Sunday School
the Business and Professional
Women’s auxiliary and other
church related assignments. Her
grasping presence was felt every
Sunday morning when she would
announce the church news and
make guests, visitors and the
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Loves You!
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Allen Temple CME Church
JURISO/ c >.
4236 N.E. Eighth Avenue
(comer of 8th & Skidmore)
Portland, Oregon 97211
(503) 287-0261
Psalm 34:3
Phillip S. Nelson, Pastor
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AUGUST 20th, 1988
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