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January 9, 2008
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Ecumenical Service Open to All
The second annual Drum
Major Ecumenical Service pay-
ing tribute to Rev. Martin Luther
King Jr., Coretta Scott King and
Rosa Parks will be held Sunday,
Jan. 20 at 3 p.m. at Vancouver
Avenue First Baptist Church.
Modeled after the MLK Cel­
ebration at the historic Ebenezer
Baptist Church in Atlanta,
Portland's service will recog­
nize four local individuals who
made important contributions in
the spirit of these three “Drum Rev. J.W. “M att" Hennessee
Majors" for civil rights.
O regon State Sen. Peter
Courtney is this year’s guest
speaker. Other local dignitaries
and members of the clergy will
share words of expression.
V ancouver Avenue First
Baptist Church, under the direc­
tion of Senior Pastor J.W .
“Matt” Hennessee. is located at
3138 N. Vancouver Ave.
For more information, call
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or
v isit
vancouveravechurch.org.
A soldier salutes (left) as marchers stretch
out from Selma into Lowndes County by day
(above) and bed down in muddy fields by
night (bottom).
Love is a force
capable of
transforming
an enemy into
a friend.
- Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
1. The____ are the famous students who helped integrate Central High School in the capital
of Arkansas.
2. The 13,h_____ ended slavery in the United States.
3. _____ was a famous court case that made it illegal to segregate schools.
4. _____ didn't give up a bus seat to a white man.
6. _____ lasted from 1865 to 1877.
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Here arc the answers to the crossword puzzle:
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5. The William Frantz School is the formerly all-white school Ruby Bridges went to.
7. The Dred Scott Decision was one cause of the Civil War.
8. Over 300 slaves were helped to escape to freedom by Harriet Tubman.
9. The Ku Klux Kian attacked many black people.
10. Jesse Jackson tried to get blacks more job opportunities and ran for president in 1984 and 1988.
Down
1. The Little Rock Nine are the famous students who helped integrate Central High School in the capital
of Arkansas.
2. The 13th Amendment ended slavery in the United States.
3. Brown v. Board was a famous court case that made it illegal to segregate schools.
4. Rosa Parks didn't give up a bus seat to a white man.
6. Reconstruction lasted from 1865 to 1877.
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a s a n o th e r to o l in
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We salute D r King
and his leadership in
furthering Civil Rights,
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