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2013 G ood in th e H o o d
Multi-Cultural Music & Food Festival
Kick Off at AIcMenamins Kennedv School
f oil of 3.r* and Kxlluigsworth
Thursday, June 20* 6-10 pm
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and Dons Ann Smith o f the Community AME Zion Church in Vancouver; scholarship recipients Tracey
P ro b a s m s ? Kymbreanna Elllott; church com m ttee secretary Gail Thomas, and Rev. Robert N.
Festival Dates:
Ftday, June 28* 6 - 10 pm
Saturday, June 29* Xoon - 9:30pm
Sunday, June 30* Xoon - 7:30pm
Albina Park (next to Harriet Tubman School),
Memorial Scholarships Awarded
The annual Jennie T. Kemp M e­
morial Scholarships were awarded
last month at Community A.M.E.
Zion Church in Vancouver.
The scholarship fund, estab­
lished in 2006, is a tribute to the late
Sister Jennie T. Kemp, who had a
passion for education and African-
American history.
To date, 38 individuals pursuing
a degree or advanced vocational
training have received financial as-
sistance. The 2013 scholarship
award recipients are Kymbreanna
Elliott, who is pursuing a political
science degree, and Tracey D.
Torrence, who plans to become a
health communications specialist.
Is currently seeking the following participants:
♦ Event Sponsors
♦ Entertainers
♦
New Hope Welcomes New Pastor
The New Hope
Missionary
Baptist Church
celebrates a
pastoral
installation
The New Hope Missionary Bap-
tistChurch, 3725 N.Gantenbein Ave.,
will hold its Installation Celebration
weekend May 24-26 to celebrate the
union between its new pastor, Se-
nior Pastor J. W alter Hills II, and the
congregation.
On Friday at 7 p.m. a worship
service with Dr. Johnny Ray Noble
of Second Nazareth Baptist Church
in Columbia, S.C., will include musi-
cal guests Sam Tow nsend and
Imani, Jarrell Hosley and Perpetual
Prayze, and the Gospel Music Work-
shop of America choir.
Choir.
New Hope is accepting congratu­
latory ads for the Installation Sou­
venir Booklet through May 15. For
more information call 503-281-0163.
♦ Volunteers to work the 2-day Festival
♦ Food, M arketplace and In to \ ; il?, ge \ endors
♦ Parade Participants
If you are interested in participating please call 971-302-6350 or
Email goodinthehood29ggm ail.com
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Walter Hills II
On Saturday at 6 p.m. an installa-
tion banquet to be held at the Lloyd
Center Doubletree Hotel will feature
speaker Rev. Mariko Billups of Jack-
sonville, Fla., and music by Jaqueine
Echols and Genesis.
On Sunday, the 10 a.m. speaker
Rev. A. A. Dicks of Simpsonville
S.C. will be followed by the formal
installation is 3 p.m. with speaker
Rev. J. Walter Hills I of Columbia,
S.C., the father of Pastor Hills. Music
will be provided by Roslyn Wilder
and the New Hope and Friends
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