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A Voice of Deliverance Conference ¡scorning to Portland
for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
Pastor and Mrs. L.L. Hosley Sr. and the HeavenBound
Deli verance Center Church are hosting the Voice of Deliver
ance Conference 2003 with special guest Pastor Nathan
Simmons, international evangelist and prophet from Atlanta,
Ga. along with the legendary and highly anointed gospel
recording artist and evangelist Dorinda Clark Cole.
The special events are held W ednesday, Nov. 19 through
Friday, Nov. 21 at the HeavenBound Deliverance Center
Church, 126 N.E. Alberta St. at 7 p.m.
Special musical guests include The HeavenBound Minis
tries Reunion Recording Choir, The Emanuel Temple Full
Gospel Pentecostal Church Recording Choir, recording artist
Gospel singer
Shirley Caesar
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some of the most
recognizable voices
in popular music
for her newest CD
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and Friends."
Anointed 2 Praise, the HBDC Praise Chorale and Mime
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and more.
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Leaders of the groups say Ma they cannot do for themselves,”
sons of color have never collec said Dr. Lois Pritchett, sovereign
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The General Baptist C onven o f New Hope Baptist Church is
tion o f the N orthw est will take general president.
place Thursday, Nov. 13 and Fri
At 4 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 14,
day, Nov. 14 at the M orning Star there will be a reception in the
Baptist Church, 106 N.E. Ivy St. M orning Star D ining Hall to rec
Rev. A. W ayne Johnson is the ognize and honor all state leaders
host pastor. Rev. Robert C. Jointer who are national officers.
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Long Time Resident
Dead at 82
Scappoose
Entrepreneur Remembered
Doris Bell
Jam es L . N o v a k
Graveside services were held Oct. 31 in Lone
Fir Pioneer Cemetery in southeast Portland for
Doris Bell who died Oct. 18 at age 82.
She was bom July 16. 1921, in Texarkana.
Texas. She moved to Portland in the early
1950s, and was a homemaker. Her maiden name
was Doris Johnson.
Survivors include her sister, Dorothy Patton;
niece Shirley Caldwell; nephews, Otis Johnson
and Daryl Johnson.
Arrangements were under the direction of
Caldwell's Colonial Chapel.
A memorial service was held Tuesday, Nov. 4 in Holy
RedeemerCatholic Church in Portland for James L. Novak,
who died Oct. 24 at age 93.
Mr. Novak was bom Sept. 27, 1910, in Scappoose. He
worked in the shipyards in Portland during World W ar II.
He was a plumber-technician for the Portland Fire Bureau
and owned three restaurants in Scappoose, including Jim ’s.
In 1942, he married Mildred H. Niederle; she died in 2001.
Survivors include his daughter, Marie Cronin; son,
Louis Novak; and one grandchild.
Rem em brances to the church. A rrangem ents by
Killingsworth Little Chapel of the Chimes.
Beloved Great-Grandfather Dies
R obert E . H a rris o n
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A special reco g n itio n w ill be
g iv e to sister O. B. W illiam s
w ho w as past p resid en t o f the
m in iste rs' w ives and m in iste rs’
w idow s o f the N atio n al M is
sio n ary B ap tist C o n v en tio n o f
A m erica.
A funeral serv ice was held on F riday. Nov. 7
at True V ine M issionary B aptist C hurch for
Robert E. H arrison, w ho died O et. 31 at age 67.
Mr. Harrison was born Nov. 1, 1935, in H eidel
berg, Miss. He m oved in 1966 to P ortland, w here
he was a grinder for V aricast. In I960, he m arried
Mary Lou W aters.
S u rv iv o rs in clu d e his d au g h ters, N ettie W a
ters and P earlin e R ivers; sons, B ruce W aters,
Edw ard H arriso n , S tanley H arrison and K im ble
W a te rs; siste rs, M arzella N ew ell and H elen
N ew ell; b ro th ers, D .L., E arm on and A lb ert; 13
g ran d c h ild ren ; and nine g rea t-g ran d c h ild ren .
A rran g em en ts by K illin g sw o rth L ittle C hapel
o f the C him es.