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Friday, July 31, 1953
PORTLAND CHALLENGER
J o y fu l T im e s
BY JOY BROCK
S o c ia l E d i t o r , T h e C h a l l e n g e r
The Sunken Ballroom of the Masonic Temple was a lively
place on the eve of July 17. The July Birthday club held its
annual ball there with a big turnout. The crowd danced to the
m usic of a six-piece band. S
Sev-
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The Bishop and Mrs. L. C. P age
eral a fte r p arties clim axed the
of
Los A ngeles, Cal., w ere guests
successful evening.
recen tly of Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard
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B arno, 52 N. E. H ancock street.
W ord received from Y akim a, The P ages and Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
W ash., indicated th a t th e O tto P attern so n m otored to S an F ra n ­
R u th erfo rd fam ily is doing quite cisco to atten d the regional con­
w ell in th a t fine country air. They ven tio n th e re and took th e C as­
p la n to spend th e en tire sum m er cade stream lin e r to P ortlan d .
w ith Mrs. B urdine m o th er to
Mrs. B arno en te rta in e d th e
Mrs. R utheford) in the Y akim a
ladies
w ith a sight-seeing to u r up
valley.
th e b eau tifu l C olum bia riv e r as
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Mrs. M arth a Jo rd an is p re p a r­ fa r as B onneville dam to see the
salm on go upstream . T he group
ing for an extensive trip to th e
la te r m otored to S eattle and V an­
S outh w ith h er ten -y ear-o ld son,
couver, B. C.
M ichael. She is leaving S unday,
J u ly 26. H er itin e ra ry includes a
EDITORS NOTE—News for
few days in C alifornia, a couple Joyful Times can be mailed to
of w eeks in M ississippi visiting The Portland Challenger, 4617
h e r 70-year-old m o th er an d some N. Williams avenue, Portland
tim e spen t w ith friends in St. 11, or phoned to Miss Joy
Louis, Mo. Mrs. Jo rd an has not Brock, MU 4092 or GA 2608.
seen h er m o th er in over eig h t Correct titles and first names
years. She w ill re tu rn to P o r tla n d , are necessary for ail published
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items.
Portland Women
Hurt in Accident
T hree P o rtlan d w om en a re re ­
covering from in ju ries received
in an au to accident 72 m iles east
of K lam ath Falls. All th re e have
re tu rn e d to P ortland.
The w om en, Mrs. W illiam P u r­
cell, 227 N. E. S acram ento stre e t;
Mrs. Ja m e s Lee, 4125 N. W illiam s
av en u e; an d Mrs. O la M. Reed.
3104 S. E. T ibbetts street, w ere
en route to th e G rand Session of
the O rd er of E astern S tar, C ali­
fornia ju risdiction, in O akland,
Cal.
B oth Mrs. P u rcell and M rs.
Reed are home. Mrs. Lee is still
confined to P rovidence hospital
w ith a back injury.
Mrs. R eed suffered a fra c tu re d
nose.
M rs.
P urcell
received
scratches, b ruised knees and a
sp rain ed foot. A ll th ree suffered
from shock and w ere ta k e n to
Bend follow ing the accident.
Social Gei-Togeiher
Honors NY Lady
A social g et-to g eth er w as given
M onday fo r Miss T heressa H o o ­
ver, a field re p re se n ta tiv e of th e
w om en’s division of th e M ethodist
church, by Rev. and Mrs. H arold
Jo n es II.
In v ited guests to th e social in ­
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Bob H e rn ­
don Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C ornell
M cDougald, Mrs. C harles W hite,
M isses R oseM arie and B everly
Brock, A l / c S tep h en T illm an,
Jam es C rolley and Mr. and Mrs.
A llie Jacobson.
Miss Hoover, a g ra d u a te of
P h ila n d e r S m ith college m aking
h er hom e in New Y ork City, plans
a trip to In d ia in N ovem ber.
A su rp rise engagem ent w as a n ­
nounced la st w eek by Miss Rose
M arie B rock to Sgt. E arl Johnson.
Miss B rock is th e d au g h ter of Mr.
and Mrs. Asa L. Brock. Sgt. J o h n ­
son is statio n ed a t M cChord field
F eted J u ly 13 w ith a “patio
n e a r Tacom a, W ash. The w edding p a rty ” in honor of his b irth d ay
d ate has n o t b een set as yet.
w as R ichard M cAffee J r. The
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soiree, given at th e hom e of his
Mrs. Ju n e R unnells, a fo rm er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. R ichard
P o rtla n d er, is house guest of Mr. McAffee Sr., 1522 N. Ross avenue,
and Mrs. E. S helton Hill. Mrs. featu red a b u ffet su p p er and re ­
R unnells is w ell-know n to P o rt­ freshm ents.
lan d ers fo r h e r active w o rk in
G uests included M rs. M cAffee
civic affairs. She is now a th ird Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Eli H arris, Mr.
g rad e teach er a t Roswell, New and Mrs. A rth u r N ichols; Mssrs.
M exico, w h ere she has ta u g h t E rn estin e Hill, N aom i C laybourne
fo u r years. She plans to stay a p ­ and L orene O verton. Also p re s­
p ro x im ately tw o w eeks w ith th e en t w ere Miss G eneva B edford
and Mr. Bob Reed.
Hills.
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M cAffee w as also tre a te d w ith FOR SA LE—V alue for $6500.
Mrs. D ella W illiam s is enjoying a trip to Seaside d u rin g th a t day.
O w ner t lust have $200 dow n.
h erself on an exten siv e trip
N ear A insw orth, b eau tifu lly
th ro u g h C anada. She left aro u n d
d e c o r a , t e d ; tw o bedroom s
th e second w eek of J u ly an d in ­
b reak fast nook, hardw ood floors
tends to spend a few w eeks longer
and oil furnace. MU 0840.
before retu rn in g home.
W A N T E D — O lder
3-bedroom
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N ew officers of th e St. P hilips
house in N. district. $300 dow n
Mrs. Jo sep h Reed, who recently W om en’s G uild w ere in stalled
and $60 a m onth. Call Mrs. H ar­
re tu rn e d from h e r trip to New S u n d ay a t th e re g u la r church
rie t Lew is, B roker, MU 0840.
Y ork, e n tertain ed guests a t a services of St. P hilips church.
24 N. S tan to n street.
b irth d a y g ard en p arty in honor O fficers in stalled w ere: P resid en t,
of Mrs. Je n n ie Lacy and Mrs. Asa Mrs. G ladys Lew is; vice p re si­
Watch for ihe
L. Brock. The luncheon p arty w as dent, Mrs. M ercedes Deiz; secre­
given S unday afternoon, J u ly 12 tary. M rs. C larine S m ith; assistan t
S ix teen guests w ere present.
secretary , Mrs. J u n e W agner;
of
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tre a su re r, Mrs. G u stav ia W ins­
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Thom as low; an d educatio n al chairm an,
w ere host to th e ir relativ es from Mrs. Ida M cClendon.
and
C alifornia la st w eek. Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Thom as (son and d au g h ­
Neighborhood
te r-in -law ) and Mrs. Leecy T u r­
Shopping
Center
n e r and d au g h ter M ildred (d au g h ­
Open
frcrn
ij:30
A M to
te r and g ran d d au g h ter) w ere th e
Open 8 to 9
2
00
A
M
Daily
guests. They visited th e ir hom e
32JJ N. W illiams
MU 9994
Food Service
tow n and relativ es ab o u t a w eek.
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211? N Williams
TU 4666
T he St. P hilips P lay ers again
p resen t a th ree -act play, "M um bo
Ju m b o ,” u n d e r th e d irectio n of
Mrs. G eneva F ran k lin , w ith Mrs.
E leanor Long as co-directress.
The p resen tatio n is a m ystery and
Used Records 15c
w ill be presen ted T hursday and
8 for $1,00
F rid a y evenings, J u ly 30 and 31.
Patio Party Fetes
Richard McAffee
Page Trvree
Classified Ads
F resh
M e a t s & V e g e ta b le s
D a ily
W e g iv e N o r t h e r n S t a m p s
F r e e D e liv e r y
O pen
W e e k ly — 10 a .m . to 11 p .a i.
S u n d a y s — 8 a .in . to 10 p.m .
HOTTLE'S GROCERY
MU
9380
3041
THE FOOD MART
JOHNSON'S
MEAT MARKET
The play is packed w ith th rills
and suspense and is being p re se n t­
ed w ith top talen t. T ickets m ay be
o b tain ed by contacting F a th e r
L. O. Stone, Mrs. F ran k lin or
Mrs. Long.
Vi PRICE SALE
STRAW HATS —
$1.48 & up
—also—.
Select group of Sport
Shirts — $1.98 & up
Lew's Man Shop
10 N. Russell
WE 4900
3 Bedrooms
$7250
A n ex cellen t hom e w ith a f.c.b.
—hardw ood floors, n ew roof,
new siding and a co rn er lot.
I t’s a real good buy!
Special
Melody Amusement
Record Shop
2713 N. William*
U n io n
JOHNNY'S
Paint and W allpaper
STORE
D elivery
P itts b u rg h P ro d u cts
21 NE Broadway
MU 3713
Watch for the Opening of
our new cleaning plant!
W e’ll be di-lng our ow n
cleaning soon!
ELLIS CLEANERS
For B etter C leaning
P ickup and D elivery
John Ellis, Prop.
3304 N. W illitams
WE 3898
"We Buy, Sell and Repair"
Bicycles - Lawn Mowers
Furniture
P ick u p
and
D e liv e r y
HARRY AND JOE'S
TRADING POST
3037 N . E . U n io n
M U 3498
For Dependable Service
Call
Baltzegar's Photos
With or Without Appt.
Closed A ugust 4th thro u g h
S ep tem b er 1st
122 NE Failing
MU 5735
! CLEARANCE!
Used
Furniture
D avenparts and Chairs
$29.95 & u p
Dining Sets $49.95 <S up
Spring Filled
Mattresses $5.00 & up
Good 2 pc. Sectional
$59.95
Real Buys
Duplex
Five room s each, up and dow n;
hardw ood floors, double g a­
rage, sep arate oil h eatin g units.
L ocated in SW d istrict n e a r
school and bus line. Good in ­
come property.
Davenos & Chairs &
Davenos Only
from 14.95
All Used Merchandise
Priced to Sell
Duplex
T hree room s each, up and
dow n; hardw ood floors. L o cat­
ed SW 1st avenue.
5-Room House
Full basem ent, v ery n eat and
m odern, gas furnace. 2716 SE
Ash street. Im m ediate posses­
sion.
Low Down Payment
Call
COHN BROS.
FURNITURE
HENRY
Fllmore 8049
Installations Held
For Guild Heads
Grand Opening
NE
EXPANDING
1831 N. E. Union Ave.
GArfield 1257
Notice!
NEW LOCATION
SATURDAY. AUGUST 8
LEE'S SHOE CLINIC
17 N. BROADWAY
(Two Doors from the B roadw ill P h arm acy )
Two Bootblacks—Service W hile U-Wait
8—2 Sundays
10—8 W eekdays
BENNY’S
FRAT HOUSE
FINE TIMES FOR EVERYONE
No Cover C harge Until September 1
COMING: ONE WEEK ONLY
Sonny Thompson and Lulu Reed
TR 4574
September 1-6
Call
BILL WALKER
TU 5045
JJ WALKER
Broker
5132 N. E. Union
TU 5045
Arthur A. Cox, Licensed Mortician
With:
The Zeller Funeral Chapel
Williams Ave.
At Stanton St.
Day or Night
TRinity 1155