Page 4, Portland Observer, October 6, 1988
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S C R IP T U R E O F T H E W E E K
RELIGION
n n n z ro m n :
Mother of a teenage daughter,
Mrs. August is active in her
church and enjoys working on her
summer home in Clear Lake
Oaks.
WORLD MISSION
Judy DeRolf, American Baptisi
Missionary from Japan, will be ir
Oregon. We want to schedule hei
In four or five churches on the 14th
and 15th. She can spend 45 min
utes to an hour visiting with a
group over breakfast, coffee,
lunch, or in another way. Contact
Marshall Schirer immediately for
scheduling.
Judy is speaking at the River-
gate Church at 9:30 a.m. on Sun­
day, the 16th. This means she is
available to speak at an 11:00 Wor­
ship Service in the Portland area.
Marshall Schirer will schedule
her to preach or give a shorter
report in the first church which
asks. Contact: Marshall Schirer,
Suite G, 0248 S.W. Bancroft St.,
Portland, OR 97201-4270.
John Jackson Serves
In Rhode Island
Ron Johnson Ordination
Anniversary Recognized
Rev. John H. Jackson will serve
as Interim Pastor of Ebenezar
B a ptist Church, Providence,
Rhode Island, beginning the first
of August.
The 25th anniversary of the or­
dination of Dr. Roland L. Johnson,
senior pastor of First Baptist
Church, Portland, was observed
during morning service, Aug. 28.
Moderator, Rev. Richard Smith
and Vice-Moderator, Mrs. Leah
Hammerly, brought greetings and
presented flowers on behalf of
the congregation. ABCO Execu­
tive Minister, Glenn Camper,
p re se n te d a C e rtific a te of
R e co g n itio n from the ABC
Ministers Council.
Pastor Johnson was ordained
in 1963 in Pennsylvania. His near­
ly 10 years of ministry at Portland
First Baptist Church have seen
development in church program
and outreach, and building main­
tenance and improvement pro­
jects. He has also served as Presi-
d e n t o f A m e ric a n B a p tis t
Churches of Oregon, Regional
Director of the Alive In Mission
Campaign, and other leader
contributions.
College offers
new programs
our new teachers, new
courses, and Monday morn­
ing classes will enhance
choices offered at North Portland
Bible College this fall. Three of
the new insturctors are com­
parative newcomers to the city.
Sister Ida Simpson Daniels of
Greater Mount Calvary COGIC
will be guiding a strategic class in
Teaching Techniques, for the
greater effectiveness of teachers
in all our Sunday Schools. Rev.
Glandion Carney of Maranatha
Church will teach a timely class in
Urban Youth Ministry, for which
he has written a text. Dr. James
Martin of Mt. Olivet Baptist
Church is instructor for the first in
an essential series on Bible Doc­
trine. The fourth addition is Rev.
John K e n n in g to n , lo n g tim e
pastor of Immanuel Temple on
Sandy Blvd., who will present a
study on the book of Revelation
which will expose the student to
more than one interpretation of
this challenging book. John Ken­
nington is a Bible conference
speaker and writer as well as
pastor, who also happens to be
the brother of Sis. Beth Nance.
We appreciate the expenditure
of time and energy that is in­
volved in adding a three-hour stint
to an already busy schedule of all
our teaching staff, most ot whom
are pastors in our community. We
trust that they will be rewarded by
F
New Manager At ATA
American Baptist Homes of the
West and the Board of Directors
of Allen Temple Arms announced
the appointment of Maude M.
August as the permanent man­
ager of the Oakland facility, effec­
tive June 1, 1988. She had been
serving as acting manager since
February.
For seven years Mrs. August
was at Friendship Village retire­
ment community in San Francis­
co as assistant and then as full
time manager. That home is spon­
sored by Friendship Baptist
Church. Her most recent service
was a two-year period as manager
of the Martin Luther King/Marcus
Garvey Co-op apartments in San
Francisco.
JOHN: Chapter 3
In Memory O f ...
Talley, players on the Undefeated
Hughes Memorial Basketball
Championship Team.
MARTHA JORDAN
Leodis McDaniel, Nathan Red-
February 2 2 ,1 9 1 0 -September 12,1988
ditt, Marion Turner, Marion Clin­
Funeral services were held at the
ton, Bob Fuller, “ Chuck” John­
Allen Temple CME Church on Sept.
son, Harold Washington, Augie
20,1988 at 11:00 a.m. in the morning.
Roland, Ennis Whaley, and Blake
Mrs. Jordan was born in Willis,
Elliott, were singing praises as
Texas on Feb. 22, 1910. She passed
“ The Chordsmen” of Hughes
on the 12th day of Sept. 1988. Burial
services were held at the Riverview
M em orial U nited M e th o d is t
Cemetery. Vann & Vann Funeral
Church.
Directors.
The pastor, members and
friends of Hughes Memorial
BENJAMIN KEITH WILLIAMS
United Methodist Church invite
April 21, 1967 - September 1, 1988
you, the public, to join and
welcome Rev. Ennis Whaley,
Funeral services were held at the
founder of Hughes Memorial
Cox Funeral Home on Tuesday, Sept.
United Methodist Church, Coach
13, 1988 at 11:00 a.m. Elder M. Walker
of the undefeated basketball
conducted the services. Ben had been
team, conductor of "The Chords­
employed as a security guard. The
m en,” to Hughes M em orial
cuase of his death was by drowning.
United Methodist Church, 111
He is survived by his mother, Ruby
N.E. Failing St., Sunday Oct. 9, at
Mae Sandies; 5 brothers, James, Ed-
ward, Jody, Nathanle, and Jerry; 2
3:00 p.m.
Ennis Whaley Choral Ensemble— sister-in-laws, Alice and Janet; 2
of California will be featured.
aunts, Patricia and Elnora; 3 uncles,
“ There Has To Be A Song." Dona­ Lewis, Lester, and AJ; nieces and
tion is $5.00.
nephews, Shawnta, Ronesha, Moni­
James Wenger-Monroe, Dis­ que, Jody, Jr., and Jonathan; a host of
trict Superintendent; William W. other relatives and friends.
Dew Jr., Resident Bishop; The
Disposition of the body was
Rev. Curtis Kirkpatrick, Pastor.
through cremation. The Cox Funeral
earnest and faithful students who
will challenge their teaching gifts.
Each one brings a unique wealth
of experience and inspiration.
Rev. Phillip Nelson of Allen
Temple will lead the World Chris­
tian Outreach class again on
Tuesdays, but his teaching assis­
tant this time will be Rev. Nathan
Barnett of Berean, with Sandra
Cheeks also contributing to the
team effort. Sis. Cheeks spent
several weeks in th Philippines
this summer and has much to
share.
Chaplain James Coleman will
teach the Old Testament Survey
class this year, and Sis. Beth
Nance returns to New Testament
Survey. Dean Michael Lindsey’s
classes in the bible Foundations
sequence have been expanded
and re-titled so as to conform to
programs in other Bible shcools,
and therefore easier to transfer.
NPBC will announce information
soon on the development of a pro­
gram that will lead to an A.A.
degree in Bible.
Students may consult the fall
schedule for the exact titles and
times of each of these courses.
Hughes Memorial United Methodist
Church —
Where Were You Sunday, May 21
1950?
Directors.
Sharing
Anza Ella Banks, Thelm a
Burnett, Sadie Crews, Albert
Crowell Jr., Alberta Davis, Alphan-
na DeJaurnette, Lois Fisher, Willa
the M. Frison, Rachel Green, Jose­
phine Grimmett, Elizabeth John­
son, Jessie M. Johnson, Leon
Johnson, Geneva Jones, Mary
Jones, Ollie Jones, Augustus Jor­
dan, Martha Jordan, Margaret
Latham, Tera Morris, Alphonso
Price, Tessie Price, Dallas Renfro,
Edna Renfro, Augustine Roland,
Diane Smith, Stephen Tillman,
Agnes Turner, Rose Williams, and
Ruth Whaley, were being in­
ducted as Charter Members of
Hughes
M e m o ria l
U n ite d
Methodist Church.
Blake Elliott, Alton Johnson,
John Keller, Martin Turner, Leodis
McDaniel, Ennis Whaley, Roscoe
Williams, Julius Miller, and Ben
SAM D. WEST
July 1, 1909 - September 24 ,1988
Some share their lives with all they meet
Along life's thoroughfare,
A smile ... a nod ... a silence sweet,
These are the joys they share.
Some close their eyes along the road
While others hold their ears,
And there are quick and thoughtless words
That transform smiles to tears.
Our hearts tick off the nights and days
like clocks upon a shelf,
And lonely is the one who wastes
God’s time upon him self.
By Nick Kenny
PORTLAND OBSERVER
“ The Eyes and Ears of the Community"
288-0033
Funeral services will be held at the
Killingsworth Little Chapel of Chimes
at 11:00 a.m. on Sept. 30, 1988. Cause
of death was due to a stroke.
He was born in Brenham, Texas,
came to Portland in 1943, a veteran of
the W.W. II. He served in the United
States Navy. Mr. West worked as a
mail handler for the United States
Postal Service.
He is survived by 4 daughters,
Dolores Avery of Portland, Oregon,
Carolyn Vaughn of Beaumont, Texas,
Florence Nathan of Houston, Texas,
and Yvonne Robinson of Beaumont,
Texas; 1 son, Donald Andrews of
Portland, Oregon; 9 grandchildren; 9
great-grandchildren; 1 niece and
several nephews in Vancouver,
Washington.
Disposition w ill be by Vault Inter­
ment at the Willamette National
Cemetery. The Killingsworth Little
Chapel of the Chimes Funeral
Directors.
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ROOSEVELT RHONE, JR.
March 31 ,1 9 0 8 - September 14 ,1 9 8 8
Mr. Roosevelt Rhone, Jr. was bom
March 31,1906 in Tyler, Texas. He was
a faithful and long-standing member
of the 33rd Degree Stewardship of
Masons.
He departed from this life on Sept.
14, 1988, leaving to mourn his pass­
ing, one daughter, Mrs. Jewell James;
the late Mrs. Roosevelt Rhone, Jr., his
wife, who preceded him in death; Mrs.
Rosa Simpson, his daughter who
preceded him in death in 1973; 11
grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren;
a host of loving friends and relatives.
Interm ent at Riverview Abbey
F u n e ra l H om e M a u s o le u m &
Crematorium, Portland, Oregon. Vann
& Vann Funeral Directors.
HILDA B. WALLICK
October 31, 1896 - September 4 ,1 9 8 8
Mrs. Hilda B. Wallick was born in
Vermland, Sweden on October 31,
1896. Moved to Portland in 1976 from
Seattle, Washington. Die at the Provi­
dence Medical Center of natural
causes on Sept. 4,1988.
Was a member of the Elim Baptist
Church in Seattle, WA. Lived in Seat­
tle, WA from 1916 to 1976. Moved
from Sweden when she was 16-years-
old.
Owned restaurants in Portland
area, dress shops in Seattle, WA and
owned and operated a shipyard in
Stanwood, WA with her 2nd husband,
Carl E. Edlund. Also owned and
operated a logging camp in Goldbar,
WA.
Survived by a daughter, Lillian
Hegre of Portland, Oregon; son,
Robert E. Edlund, San Francisco, CA;
granddaughters, Kathy Bennett of
Portland, Oregon; and Carla Leap of
Greenwich, Conn. Also four great­
grandchildren.
No services at the request of the
family. Private cremation by the Kill­
ingsworth L ittle Chapel of the
Chimes.
Announcement
The Heifer Project office, P.O.
Box 126, Cares, CA 95307. (209)
537-8996 w ill provide gift cards,
shopping lists, posters, balloons
and other materials. Write for a
free copy of the Holiday Gift fair
guidebook.
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Jurisdiction #1
Headquarters Church
Greater Solid Rock
Bishop A R. Hopkins
1705 N.E. Dekum St.
Portland. OR 97211
283-1524
A.R. H O P K IN S
Greater Peace
Supt.: E. Wilson
4009 N. Missouri St.
Portland. OR 97227
249-7335
Oregon
Jurisdiction No. #1
Headquarters Church C.O.G.I.C.
Jurisdictional Bishop
McKinney Temple
Elder: E C. Suell
1737 N.E. Alberta St.
Portland, OR 97211
282-8522
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Mother L. Cook
Deacon Lany
4236 N.E. Eighth Avenue
(comer of 8th & Skidmore)
Portland, Oregon 97211
(503) 287-0261
Phillip S. Nelson, Pastor
Jurisdiction Bishop
Financial Secretary
Bishop A.R. Hopkins
Elder V. Norris
State Sunday School
Superintendent
1st Administrative Assistant
Ordination Board Chairman
Elder L. Dent
Supt. E. Wilson
Supt. A.J. Shankle
State Y.P.W.W. President
Executive Secretary
District Superintendents
Elder R.L. Tate
Supt.
Supt.
Supt.
Supt.
Chairman of the Board of Elders
Elder M. Walker
Executive Board
YOU ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP AT
84 N.E. Killingsworth • 281-0499
Supt. B.E. Johnson (Chairman)
Elder R.L. Tate (Secretary)
Supt. E. Wilson
Supt. L. Dotsey
Supt. A. Shankle
Elder E. Sued
Elder M. Walker
Tuetday
7 30pm
B it * Band
"A warm spirit of fellowship always"
Ttmday
7 00pm
Choir Rehearsal
“To the Glory o f G o d ”
Sunday
The Ark of Safety
Church of God in Christ
9 15am
Sunday School
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Morning Worship
6 30pm
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Evangelistic
8 00pm
Worship
Tue«hy
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Follow peace with
all men & holiness
without which no
man shall see the
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Noon Day Prayer
District Missionaries
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Missn.
O.M. Thomas, Alberta
D. Moore, Peninsular
M. Suell, Vernon
C. Ramsey, Willamette
Home and Foreign
Mission President
Nazarene C.O.G.I.C.
Supt.: L. Dotsey
9119 N Drummond St.
Portland, OR 97217
286-4272
Elder J. Johnson
Chairlady
Sis. B. Williams
Light House C.O.G.I.C.
Elder: T. Moore
1123 N.E. Fremont
Portland, OR 97211
281-3875
State Evangelist
Elder B. Moore
State Minister of Music
Cornerstone Comm Church
Supt : B E. Johnson
2216 N E. Killingsworth St.
Portland. OR 97211
281-4587
Missn. C. Brandon
State Chaplain
Supt. L. Dotsey
Christ Memorial Church
Elder: R. L. Tate
1552 N Killingsworth St.
Portland, OR 97217
286-9624
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Elder M. Walker
Elder E. Flowers
Bethel Temple
Supt
A Shankle
1545 South Brooklyn Ave
Eugene, OR 97403
343-7303
7 30pm
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Morning Prayer
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L. Dotsey, Peninsular
B. Johnson, Vernon
A. Shankle, Willamette
St. Luke Memorial
Elder: L. Adams
2700 N.E Sumner St.
Portland. OR 97211
284-0710
Elder E. C. Sued
Pithy
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For All Nations
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420 Market St
Klamath Falls. OR 97603
882-1303
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Portland, Oregon
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La Grande. OR 97850
963-4736
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Portland, OR 97212
281-1340
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Salem. OR 97309
399-0088
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