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All Clubs Annual Dance
Saturday, October 20, 2007
9:00pm~ 1:00am
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Billy Webb Lodge #1050
The Elks
6 North Tillamook
Portland, Oregon
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Allen
Temple
Retreat
Donation
$10.00 per person
D J. Papa Chuck
Hors d'oeuvres
No-Host Bar
Allen Temple CME Church
women get together for a
retreat held last month at the
Menucha Retreat Center in the
Columbia Gorge. The theme of
the first annual event was from
Proverbs 3:5-6: “Let Go, Let
God Lead the Way!“
4 - $25 Raffles
Must be present to win!
After 5:00pm Attire
( no jeans or tennis shoes please )
Members Clubs: African American M en's Club. Arkansas Club. Black
& G o ld C lu b -T ri-M et. Billy W ebbLodge#1050, DahliaTem ple#202,
Bubbling Brown Sugar, Jack & Jill Social Club. National Council ot Negro
Women Tri-County Section, Ebony Rose City Travelers.
Make your home among us!
Celebrating 50 Years of Service
and Friendship
De La Salle North Catholic
High School
You are cordially invited to jo in
The Portland Chapter of T h e
LINKS,
IlTC.
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2 E v en in g s o f C eleb ratio n & Fun
Community Reception
Presenting The Western Area Meritorious Award To:
Pastor Mary Overstreet Smith
6:00 PM -8 :0 0 PM
Legacy Emanuel Atrium
2801 M /Gatenbein Street
Portland. Oregon 97227
Free Admission
Talk to staff, tour our school,
and see How Our School Works.
Discover how affordable
a private school education can be!
Gala Dinner & Dance
( )n Saturday, November 3,2007
6:00 PM - No Host Social Hour
7:00 PM - Dinner & Program
9:00 PM - Dance
Embassy Suites
319 SW Pine Street
Portland. Oregon 97204
$75.00 per person
Families and children are encouraged to come!
For more infonnation, call Lisa Gates,
Admissions Director, 503-285-9385 ext. 140.
7528 North Fenwick Avenue - Portland, Oregon
RSVP by October 22,2007
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Big City Produce
52nd Wedding
Anniversary
October 15 1955 - 07
4632 N. Trenton Street
Portland, Oregon 97203
503-286-1259
Open: Mon-Sat 9 A.M. - 7 P.M.
Sun 9 A .M .- 6 P.M.
18 is "Destroying the Strong Holds
of Sin,” —2 Corinthians 10:3-4.
The guest speaker is Rev. George
C. W oodruff of the First AMEZion
Church in San Francisco.
Van transportation for both pick
up and drop off is available by
calling the church transportation
ministry' at 360-693-4566.
hosting its annual waffle breakfast
and scholarship fundraiser at
Augustana Lutheran Church, 2710
N.E. 14th Ave. on Saturday, Oct.
27th from 9 a.m. to noon.
Tickets are $5 with proceeds pro­
The Mothers and Patroness Club
ofthe Portland Alumnae Chapter of viding educational support for lo­
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is cal youth.
Waffle
Breakfast
'Porllnnd “
Miracle 'Rfvivai Church
Standing for Family and Marriage
The 52nd W'edding
Anniversary Dinner will be
Oct. 20 2007 on Saturday
at the ST. John Community
CTR. ; 8427 N Central
Portland OR. 97203
LOCALLY GROWN
Mustard or Collard Greens
5 lor $1.00
(Limit 10 per family-Additional @ 2 for $1.00)
Time: 2:00 P.M. to 5:00P.M.
Pot luck Dinner will he served.
Sunday Service 6pm Guest Speaker Pastor Lonnie Hosley
Big City Produce - 4632 N. Trenton Street Portland, Oregon 97203
503.286.1259
Limited to supplies on hand.
Coupon Expires 10/17/01
Everyone is "Welcome" hut we are highlighting 52 couples,
friends of the Scott’s.
For more information email : wanddseottQ? nisn.com
or Iris at 503-309-8967.
Assorted 20 pack Bigelow Teas .99 each
(Regular $ 2 .6 9 -No Limit)
Big City Pnwluee - 4632 N. Trenton Street Portland, Oregon 97203
503.286.1259
Limited to supplies on hand.
Coupon Expires 10/17/07
B r e a k in g D o w n t h e W a l l s T o u r
All are welcome to a fall revival
and harvest crusade at Community
AME Zion Church. 3605 E. 13th St.
in Vancouver, under the direction
of church pastor Rev. Robert F.
Kemp.
The theme of the annual event
held at 7:30 p.m. nightly from Tues-
day, Oct. 16 through Thursday, Oct.
At Portland Miracle Revival
Church4828 N. Williams Ave.
Portland. Oregon 7:00 P.M.
We have fresh Itlack-eyed Peas in stock now!
F e a tu r in g
Guest conductor is singer, musi­
cian, composer and recording art­
ist, minister Eugene Blackmon.
New Hope is located at 3725 N.
Gantenbein. Rev. Robert C. Jointer
is church pastor.
For more information, call 503-
281-0163.503-665-6845 or503-698-
5447.
The children of Walter SR &
Doris Seott are having a
Celebration October 18-21
Community Market
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New Hope Missionary Baptist
Church is calling all men to partici­
pate in a citywide gospel music
workshop and concert.
Three workshops are scheduled
Wednesday, Oct. 17 through Fri­
day. Oct. 19 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30
p.m. each night with the concert
coming Saturday. Oct. 20 at 6 p.m.
Open House
Sunday, October 14, 2007
1-4 pm
Fall Revival and Crusade
On Friday, November 2,2007
Reply To: Yvonne W illiam s503.284.9485 -
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Or Lolita Darby 503.289.7377
Contributions may be Tax Deductible
Gospel Music Workshop
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and you can visit their Website: goyeblessedtravel.com
Monetary contributions for the honorees will he accepted.
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Contact: Kathy Linder
Phone: 503-288-0033
Fax: 503-288-0015
e-mail: classifieds@
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Youth
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Success
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search on Ocuupational and En­
vironmental Toxicology at O r­
egon Health Sciences University,
kicked off the day with a general
address.
She used the stories o f three
children from different co u n ­
tries w ho all cam e to the U nited
S tate and b ecam e e d u c a te d ,
successful and are m aking po si­
tive differences on people all
over the globe, urging the youth
to follow their dream s, strive
to reach their goals and m ake a
difference.
Palmer, a Zulu who grew up
poor on a small farm in South
Africa, escaped apartheid at age
17 by traveling to England. W hen
that country refused her asylum,
she came to the U.S., where she
com pleted her education and
launched a career in research on
the causes and cures o f diseases
affecting poor people in devel­
oping countries.
Also included in the confer­
ence were an African youth fash­
ion show and African music pro­
vided by DJ Menzies.
T h e U R C o m m u n ity C a l e n d a r
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