’age 4, Portland Observer, October 13, 1988
RELIGION
COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS
In Memory O f ...
He passed this life on Satur­
day, Oct. 1,1988
He leaves to cherish his mem­
ory a loving and devoted wife,
Mrs. Susie Patterson of the home,
two daughters, Mrs. Beverly Boyd
and Mrs. Dianne Jones of the city;
two sons, Donald L. Anderson
and Gary Patterson of the city;
two sisters, Mrs. Irene P. Cranford
and Mrs. Verna L. Williams, both
of the City. Two daughter-in-laws,
Mrs. Gail Patterson & Alice Ander­
son. Grandchildren: Tonya and
Wendy Patterson; Robert, Rhonda
and Tracy Boyd; Kimberly, Susan
and Donald Anderson III; Jennifer
& Michelle Jones, and a host of
nieces, nephews and friends.
Charles Patterson
August 2, 1914 - October 1, 1988
Mr. Charles Patterson, born
Aug. 2, 1914 in Vancouver, British
Columbia. The second child born
to the Union of Mr. and Mrs. Sam­
uel Patterson. The family moved
to Portland, Oregon in 1920.
Mr. Patterson attended the Sell­
wood and Holladay Elementary
Schools and graduated from
Benson High School where he ex­
celled in both his studies as well
as basketball. He attended the
Southern Oregon Normal School
in Ashland, Oregon and later at­
tended the University of Oregon
in Eugene, Oregon. He was an
outstanding basketball star at
University of Oregon in 1936. He
was the first Black player in the
Northern Division. At Benson
High School he was considered
the best High School center in
the state.
At the U of O he was known as
the Brown Bomber. Howard
“ Hobby” Hobson a former coach
at the U of O considered Charlie
one of his greatest players of all
time. At a time when it was ex­
tremely difficult for Black people
in sports.
Mr. Patterson later played pro­
fessional basketball with the Bell­
ingham Cougars in Bellingham,
Wash, and with the Harlem Globe
Trotters.
He worked for a while as a Red
Cap and later he worked for seven
years with the United Postal
Service.
He has retired after 20 years
serving as an Accountant for the
State of Oregon, Internal Revenue
Service.
Mr. Patterson was involved in a
number of Civic Organizations:
The NAACP, The Urban League,
He is a member of the Challenger
Bridge Club, American Bridge
Association Affiliate, Board of
Directors, Sunshine Division,
Past President of Ex-News Boy
Association, The Oregon-Wash­
ington Football Club, a member
of Enterprise Lodge #1 F& A M of
' Oregon, Prince Hall Affiliate.
BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC: Bethel AME Church, 5828 Northeast 8th
Avenue, hosts a Blood Pressure Screening Clinic in conjunction with
Community Care every Tuesday, 8 a.m. - Noon. Visit the Clinic to pre­
vent increased risk of stroke, heart failure, kidney and heart attack.
SATURDAY SCHOOL: The Saturday School is being sponsored by the
Black United Front. Classes begin this fall for grades 1-6. No charge.
Volunteer teachers are needed. Call Avel Gordy or Karen Powell,
230-9427.
JOB OPENING: A high school male is needed September through May
for the after-school program at the Mallory Avenue Christian Church,
126 N.E. Alberta from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Call 288-5173 for further infor­
mation.
VOTER REGISTRATION: Election Day is upon us. Please exercise your
right to vote. If you have not done so, register to vote BEFORE the 18th
of OCTOBER. If you become 18 years old after that date, register
anyway so you will be eligible to vote.
OREGON BAPTIST ANNUAL MEETING: The Annual Meeting w ill be held
from October 20 through October 22, 1988 at the Mountain Par
Church in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Theme: God’s People - ^ qau'pP ' ^ r"
Inviting ... Celebrating. Those, of you, wishing to register as visitors
may still do so. Please call (503) 635-3443 for more information and
SCRIPTURE OF THE WEEK
RE VELA TIONS: Chapter 3
Cleo’s
Ethnic Cuisine Southern Style
★ HOUSE SPECIALTIES *
Chitterlings • Meatloaf • Mix Greens • Beef Stew
Catfish • And Many Other Southern Dishes
Including: Cleo’s Zesty Ribs In Sauce
— HOME COOKED DESSERTS —
Come See ‘Luberta’ For Some Down Home Cooktn .
MEMBERS ft GUESTS
YOU ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP AT
84 N.E. Killingsworth • 281-0499
Wigs,
Hairpieces
and
Beauty
Supplies
Tuator
Bible Band
7 30pm
Chon Rehearsal
7 00pm
“A warm spirit of fellowship always”
“To the Glory o f G o d ”
The Ark of Safety
Church of God in Christ
FOUNDER The Holiness Preacher Bishop U.V Peterson D.D. Builder-Pastor
Evangelistic
the Bible s a y s ...
Follow peace with
all men & holiness
without which no
man shall see the
Mby
Noon Day Prayer
My
7 30pm
•The Pastor Speaks
Satnby
900am
Morning Prayer
J
Lord
HEBREWS 1214
• • • •
The People Will Perish!
Store Hours:
10:00 a.m. ’til 6:00 p.m.
Monday Thru Saturday
“Funds Are Needed”
1105 N.E. Broadway
Jurisdiction #1 is asking for your contributions in the
remodeling of McKinney Temple • Elder: E. C. Suell, Pastor
Please send your tax-deductible check or money order to:
282-1664
8 00pm
Worship
Oregon
Jurisdiction No. #1
Headquarters Church C.O.G.I.C.
Wigland
(across from Safeway Lloyd Center)
6 30pm
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The Elders (Pastors) of Jurisdiction #1 have begun the reconstruc­
tion of McKinney Temple. The first task that they had to do, was to
remove the old roofing. 110 yards of roofing was shoveled off of the roof
and replaced with a new roof. This project was started in August and was
completed the last of September, 1988!
The first week of October was the beginning of their next task and
that was to install an electrical fuse box and wiring, with completion
planned for the middle of October, 1988. “ Updates on the reconstruction
will follow, as the projects are completed.’’
S A Li:- ;
11 1 5a m
Morning Worship
A.R . HOPKINS
Jurisdictional Bishop
With Out A Vision
. SALE
9 1 5a m
Sunday School
Tunfcy
registration.
MARANATHA CHURCH ANNOUNCES —The start of Pioneer Clubs for
boys and girls in grades Kindergarten to 6th. Parents are invited to
attend the kick-off on Sunday, October 9, at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will
be at the Maranatha Church, 4222 N.E. 12th Avenue, Portland. Pioneer
Clubs meets each Tuesday, 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Church. For
more information call the churcb office at 288-7241.
★ Eva Gabor
★ Bom Free
★ Rene of Paris
★ Andre Douglas
★ Zurv and More
★ Carefree
3041 N. W illiam s • 284-7150
I
“ Remodeling McKinney Temple”
Jurisdiction #1 Headquarters Church C.O.G.I.C.
1705 N.E. Dekum Street • Portland, Oregon 97211
Jesus Loves You!
★ COMING EVENTS ★
Allen Temple CME Church
4236 N.E. Eighth Avenue
Pastor and Wife Anniversary - Oct. 14 thru 16, 1988
St. Luke Memorial • Elder: L. Adams, Pastor
2700 N.E. Sumner St. • Portland, OR 97211 • 284-0710
(comer of 8th & Skidmore)
Portland, Oregon 97211
(503) 287-0261
Phillip S. Nelson, Pastor
Pastor and Wife Anniversary • Oct. 19 thru 23, 1988
Bethel Temple • Supt.: A. Shankle, Pastor
1545 South Brooklyn Ave. • Eugene, OR 97403 • (503) 343-7303
Pastor and Wife Anniversary • Oct. 21 thru 23, 1988
Greater Solid Rock Church • Bishop A. R. Hopkins, Pastor
1705 N.E. Dekum St. • Portland, OR 97211 • 283-1524
Pastor and Wife Anniversary • Oct. 27, 28 & 30, 1988
Cornerstone Comm. Church • Supt.: B. E. Johnson, Pastor
2216 N.E. Killingsworth St. • Portland, OR 97211 • 281-4587
CHURCHES IN DISTRICT
“ Before You Must
— Make a Decision —
Inquire about the services we o tte r'
Cox Funeral Home, Inc.
281-4891
24 Hr. Service
We are interested in your problems.
Jurisdiction #1
Headquarters Church
Greater Solid Rock
Bishop A R Hopkins
1705 N E Dekum St
Portland OR 97211
283-1524
Greater Peace
Supt
E Wilson
4009 N Missouri St
Portland. OR 97227
249-7335
McKinney Temple
Elder E C Suell
1737 N E Alberta St
Portland. OR 97211
282-8522
St Luke Memorial
Elder L Adams
2700 N E Sumner St
Portland. OR 97211
284-0710
Light House C O G 1C
Elder T. Moore
1123 N E Fremont
Portland. OR 97211
281-3875
Christ Memorial Church
Elder R L Tate
1552N Killingsworth St
Portland. OR 97217
286-9624
Williams Temple
Elder M Walker
241 N E. Hancock
Portland. OR 97212
281-1340
Nazarene C 0 G I C
Supt
L Dotsey
9119 N Drummond St
Portland OR 97217
286 4272
Cornerstone Comm Church
Supt
B E Johnson
2216 N E Killingsworth St
Portland OR 97211
281 4587
Bethel Temple
Supt
A Shankle
1545 South Brooklyn Ave
Eugene. OR 97403
343-7303
Church Of God In Christ
Free Will Church
For All Nations
Elder Thurman Holmes
420 Market St
Klamath Falls. OR 97603
882-1303
La Grande C O G I C
Elder I D Lowe
1303 T Street
La Grande, OR 97850
963-4736
Salem Mission C O G
Supt A Shankle
4308 Hill Rose St
Salem. OR 97309
399 0088
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