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Women’s Day Celebration
At Mt. Olivet
In Memory O f ...
BENNIE CLINTON
RAPHAEL PETERSON
August 5, 1 9 5 3
January 1, 1947 • August 27, 1988
August 28, 1918
Funeral services were held on
Friday, Sept. 2 at 11 a.m. at the
Ark of Safety C.O.G.I.C. on 84 N.E.
Killingsworth Ave. Mr. Peterson
died at the University Hospital
North. The cuase of death was
kidney failure.
Mr. Peterson was the husband
of Barbara Lorraine Peterson.
They were married six years ago,
9/29. To that union, two sons
were born, Kevin, 13, Raphael Jr.,
15 and one child on the way. Sur­
vivors include: six brothers,
Myron, Byron, Aaron, Reginald,
Michael, Spencer Peterson; four
sisters, Yolanda, Martha and Gail
Peterson and Vikki Paschal, his
mother, Deiores King; and his
father, Bishop Udell Victor Peter­
son, pastor of the Ark of Safety
C.O.G.I.C. Mr. Peterson leaves to
mourn his passing many, many
friends and relatives. Vann and
Vann Funeral Directors.
JOHN H. HAMILTON
March 5, 1922
August 27, 1988
Funeral services were held at
the Vann and Vann Chapel on
Aug 31 at 11 a.m. Rev. T. L. Lewis
officiated over the services. Mr.
Hamilton worked as a janitor with
Industrial Cleaning Services for
many years until his death. He
was born in Dallas, Texas. He is
survived by one son, John H.
Hamilton III, and one daughter,
Zora Lewis. Vann and Vann
Funeral Directors.
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Funeral services were held at
the Killingsworth Little of the
Chimes on Friday, Sept. 2,1988 at
2 p.m. Mr. Clinton died after a
heart transplant at the Oregon
Health Science University Hospit­
al. He never worked due to a heart
condition. He is survived by his
father, Leo Clinton; four brothers,
Leo, Printice, Greg and Nathaniel
Clinton; three sisters, Catherine,
Elizabeth and Brendalynn Clinton;
seven uncles, Theodore, Adron,
Alvin and Hillery Hampton of
Portland, Chester Hampton of
Wisconsin, P.C. Clinton of Mem­
phis and Marion Clinton of Arkan­
sas; and three aunts, Dorothy
Freison, Joyce Langstaff and
Hazel Littleton all of Portland. The
Killingsworth Little Chapel of the
Chimes Funeral Directors.
The afternoon speaker w ill be
Mrs. Lynetta Martin. She will
speak on the theme, “ Helping
Women Answer God’s Call to
Outreach and Discipleship.”
The families and friends are in­
vited to fellowship with us during
lunch at 1 p.m. in the lower audi­
torium immediately following the
11 a.m. worship service.
Your presence is needed to
h e lp m ake n e xt S u n d a y ’ s
Women’s Day a memorable one.
We look forward to seeing
you — then!
Chairpersons: Mrs. Lillian Cun­
ningham; Mrs. Lessie Houston,
by Mattie Ann Callier-Spears
Next Sunday, Sept. 11, the
women of the Mount Olivet Bap­
tist Church will be celebrating
Women’s Day with a special pro­
gram occurring at 3 p.m.
Renewal
Of Vows
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend the 50th Wedding Anniver­
sary of Mozell and Johnie W ill­
iams on Sept. 11 at 4 p.m. at the
Bethel AME Church, 5828 North­
east 8th Avenue.
Come! Help make this Golden
Anniversary a celebration that
they shall never forget.
Pastor: Rev. Dr. James Martin.
For fu r th e r in fo r m a tio n ,
call: 284-1954.
■ IH lD O lO O lO O IO O ID O IO O lo n
God Above
Presents:
? Beauty and wonder,
? that’s God above,
Mystery and thunder,
0 and unending love.
ANTONIO OLIVER
April 28, 1988 - September 2, 1988
Graveside services were held at
the Rose City Cemetery on Tues­
day, Sept. 6,1988.
Parents are Sarah Oliver and
Terry Blanton. Vann and Vann
Funeral Directors.
MORRIS EDWARD JOHNSON
riovember 1, 1961 • August 24, 1988
Funeral services were held at
11 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 6 at the
Maranatha Church. Burial was at
the Willamette National Ceme­
tery. Mr. Johnson died of head in­
juries suffered in a car accident in
Heerlen, Netherlands. Mr. John­
son graduated from Jefferson
High School. He joined the Army
In 1982. He had earned the rank of
sergeant before his Honorable
Discharge in 1987. He moved to
the Netherlands later that year.
He then met and married Yvonne
Heugen on Jan. 5,1988. He is sur­
vived by his wife; mother, Juanita
Lomax of Portland; father, Ken­
neth H. Johnson of Portland;
sister, Tina Johnson; brothers,
Kenneth and Anthony Johnson;
stepchildren, Ricardo and Sabrina
Heugen of the Netherlands;
grandparents, Edward and U.V.
Johnson; and great-grandmother,
Mabel Burns.
The Fam ily suggests that
remembrances be contributions
to the Black United Fund. Vann
and Vann Funeral Directors.
Christ Memorial Church
1 5 5 2 N. Killingsworth •
Portland, OR
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Beauty and wonder,
that’s God above,
No wonder my heart is
so filled with love!
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for you. Please call Mrs. Lenora Morris afternoons at 281-7139.
SATURDAY SCHOOL: The Saturday School is being
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Black United Front. Classes begin this fall for grades 1-6 .NO»CHA
Volunteer teachers are needed. Call Avel Gordly or Karen Powell,
230-9427.
ANNUAL DAY: The Matrons Club will celebrate its 33rd
Annua° 0ay on Se£t. 18 1988 at 6 p.m. a. the Bethel AME Church On.
the same day, there will be a reception given by the Past Grand Matrons
m a t r o n ’ s
and Patrons Council.
You are cordially invited to the Grand Reception
Matron Jo Ann Childs and Grand Worthy Patron Roy L. Call er, O rderof
the Eastern Star, Prince Hall Grand Chapter
^ ; diction’
on Sept. 18 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at 116 N.E. Russell St., Portland.
CALLIGRAPHY CLASS: Starting Oct. 3,1988, Cf ! i i9r®p^ h ' ^ ^ i r n N F 6
held each Monday evening at the Mount Olivet BaPt,s! Chu^c ,h’
Schuyler St. at 6 p.m. Classes are for beginning and advanced students.
Contact Ms. Jean Stuart at 284-1954 for information on materials
needed.
AWARENESS SHOP: A Youth Awareness Workshop will be held at
Portland Community College on Saturday, Sept. 24 1988 ir°™ 9:30
to 3 p.m. Topic: “ Gangs and Gang Violence.” Registration Fee - $2. Cal.
240-5300 for further information.
JOB OPENINGS: A high school male is needed September through May
for the after-school program at the Mallory Aye,7u®
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126 N.E. Alberta from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Call 288-5173 for further
T h e B ro w n S is te r s
B y ro n D a v is
• Properties
• A.M.A. Head Start
• Teen-Parent Program
Self-Enhancement Program
N.E. Emergency Food Program
Family Day & Night Care
C o m e E a rly F o r G o o d S e a ts
F r e e W ill O f f e r in g
For more information - Contact: Byron Davis • 1-370-9527
Albina
Ministerial
Alliance
285-04S3
Cornetta Smith
Chief Executive Officer
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YOU ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP AT
7 30pm
Bible Band
“A warm spirit of fellowship always"
TTusday
"7o the G lory o f G o d ”
Choi' Rehearsal
The Ark of Safety
Church of God in Christ
Sunday Schoo
FOUNDER
CHURCHES IN
DISTRICT
Tuesday
84 N.E. Killingsworth • 281-0499
7 00pm
McKinney Temple
Elder: E. C. Suell
1737 N.E. Alberta St.
Portland, OR 97211
Sunday
9 15a m
11 ,5 a m
Morning Worship
6 30pm
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Evangelistic
8 00pm
Worship
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Noon Day Prayer
Fnday
Follow peace with
all men & holiness
without which no
man shall see the
The Pastor Speaks
7 30pm
SaUday
Morning Prayer
9 00 a m
The Right Reverend
A.R. HOPKINS
Jurisdictional Bishop
Oregon
Jurisdiction No. #1
Headquarters Church C.O.G.I.C.
Bishop A. R. Hopkins
Lord
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HEBREWS 12:14
“All O f Gods' People"
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Allen Temple CME Church
4236 N.E. Eighth Avenue
(comer of 8th & Skidmore)
Portland, Oregon 97211
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To A
State
Musical Convention
Under the Direction of:
Msn: Charlotte Brandon
For
Three Exciting Nights
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families call
FRIDAY -
SATURDAY
Sept. 15, 16, & 17, 1988
At
7:30 P.M.
Cox
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Williams Temple C.O.G.I.C.
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Cox Funeral Home, Inc.
281-4891
24 Hr. Service
241 N.E. Hancock • Portland, OR
(503) 282-2144
Host Pastor: Elder M. Walker
Church Of God In Christ
Christ Memorial Church
Elder: R. L. Tate
1552 N. Killingsworth St.
Portland, OR 97217
Bethel Temple
Supt.: A. Shankle
1545 South Brooklyn Ave.
Eugene, OR 97403
St. Luke Memorial
Elder: L. Adams
2700 N.E. Sumner St.
Portland, OR 97211
Greater Peace
Supt.: E. Wilson
4009 N. Missouri St.
Portland, OR 97227
Free Will Church
For All Nations
Elder: Thurman Holmes
420 Market St.
Klamath Falls, OR 97603
Williams Temple
Elder: M. Walker
241 N.E. Hancock
Portland, OR 97212
Nazarene C.O.G.I.C.
Supt.: L. Dotsey
9119 N Drummond St.
Portland, OR 97217
Light House C.O.G.I.C.
Elder: T Moore
1123 N.E. Fremont
Portland, OR 97211
Cornerstone Community Church
Supt.: B E. Johnson
2216 N.E. Killingsworth St.
Portland, OR 97211
La Grande C O G I.C.
Elder: I. D. Lowe
1303 T Street
La Grande, OR 97850
Salem Mission C O G.I.C.
Supt A Shankle
4308 Hill Rose St
Salem. OR 97309
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Blood Pressure Clinic. Your service is venrvaluableJ’ teaseletjJSHrncçw
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GEORGE ROBERT “SKIP”
WAGENER, III
Memorial services will be held
on Wednesday, Sept. 7,1988 at 11
a.m. at the Killingsworth Little
Chapel of the Chimes. Death was
due to lung cancer at Good Sa­
maritan Hospital. Mr. Wagener
came to Portland in 1979 frorn
Buffalo, New York. He worked as
a long haul truck driver for North
Pacific Canners. He was a mem­
ber of the Teamsters Local #305.
He is survived by his wife Elsie;
three sons, George P. Fitz Ran­
dolph, Brian Fitz Randolph and
James Appollo; three daughters,
Robin Fitz Randolph, Francis
Ankeney and Melissa Appollo; his
mother, Marjorie Wagener of Buf­
falo, New York; and two sisters,
Patricia Roberts and Nancy
Galati. Disposition was by private
cremation. All donations may be
sent to the Epilepsy Association
of Oregon, 718 N. Burnside,
P ortland, O regon. The K ill­
ingsworth Little Chapel of the
Chimes Funeral Directors.
increased risk of stroke, heart failure, kidney and heart attack.
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X u e ho su “ ” o ï ï Pressure Screening Clinic In coniunctlon wf h
êom™ unii» Care every Tuesday. 8 a.m -Noon. Vis,„he,CHm c to prevent
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Sept. 17, 1988
Answers to questions,
light within dark,
The stillness of winter,
the song of the lark.
COMMUNITY HAPPENING
information.
UTS INSTITUTE WEEK: Monday, Sept. 19 through Sept. 23 is the United
Theological Seminary’s Institute Week. Dr. Benjamin Martin, President
of the Seminary will be speaking each night. Choirs, from churches in
the community, will provide the music. On Friday, Sept. 23, there w ill be
a belated graduation-promotion service. Class time is 6:15 •-7:15 pm .
each night of Institute Week. Worship Service will begin at 7:30 p.m. Dr.
Joe S. Hardie, Director.__________________ ______________________
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Color and seasons,
children and age,
Adding a strong hand,
and turning life’s page.
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