PORTLAND INQUIRER
SOCIETY
ARMSTRONG TO
FIGHT HERE
D O I N ’S
The “ P orgy and B ess” Broadway
production th a t w as h ere recently,
was e n tertain ed w ith a dinner p a r
L ittle P erpetual Motion Henry
ty a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. R e
A rm strong will fight here on S a t
do, 2403 N. E. Rodney Ave. Mr.
and Mrs. G reene of 1633 N. E. Go
urday, Novem ber 4th, if a suitable
ing St., w ere the host and hostess.
opponent can be found, Joe W ater
Bishop L. L. B ritto n of Phoenix, A nice social evening was enjoyed
m an, local m atchm aker, announced
A riz. wishes to express his ap p ré by all.
th a t George P. Moore, A rm stro n g ’s
F riends a re very glad to h ear
ciation fo r the lovely tim es shown
m anager,
phoned him from Los
him while he w as in th e City of th a t Mrs. H en rietta M arshall is b et
A ngeles la st week and offered
Roses. It has been fo u rteen y ears te r and able to be released from the
since Bishop B ritton w as here. He hospital. She is sta y in g a t Mrs.
llam m erin H anks service for the
found th e sam e hospitality and Rachel G reen’s home, until she is
Shrine B enefit Card, and added
friendliness th a t he enjoyed be able to ta k e care of herself.
th a t he will fight anyone in the
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Long and
fore.
W elterw eight division.
little son F ran k ie of S eattle, Wn.,
H enry, the only fig h te r ever to
A p re-sto rk show er w as given were th e house g u ests of Mr. and
fo r Mrs. Irv in g P ro cto r who re Mrs. E. W. Sm ith la st week. Mrs.
hold th ree title s a t one tim e, is
sides on 2054 N. W illiam s Avenue, Long is Mr. S m ith ’s niece.
tak in g it ra th e r easy now in C ali
The L ite ra ry R esearch Club's
by Mrs. M adelyn Flow ers and h er
fornia but plans to s ta r t a t«»r
n ex t m eeting will be N ovem ber 1.
sister, Miss H elena Searcie
th a t will culm inate in a retu rn bout
The table w as decorated w ith b a
Mrs. Rose C rane, w ife of Joe i THE INK SPOTS in their Hey Day, now broken up by the w ith “T ippy” L arkin in New Y ork’s
by dahlias and little baby articles! Crane, m usician, is visiting h er i
death of Leader “Hoppy” Jones.
Madison S quare Garden.
of various kinds. The cake had the bro th er Jack P ro cter in C alifornia, i ~
Mrs. V ivian W rig h t of V ancou-! Leader of Fam ed Ink Spots Dies Mr. Styce, K aiser statician , along
color scheme carried o u t in pink
w ith Mr. Randall and Mr. Kencaid. TO V ISIT H ERE
(Continued from page 1)
and blue. Ice cream and cake made Ve r Ave. is teach in g dancing a t
Channing Tobias, a national Y.
up th e refreshm ents. M any lovely V anport City. All classes are free, th e tall lean tenor sin g er of the
original
Ink
Spots.
W
orkers
who
skip
break
fast
get
M.
C. A. secretary from New York
g ifts w ere received from M rs. J . , Mrs. Lese W ilkerson and Mrs.
T
heir
m
ost
fam
ous
num
ber
is
less done during the first working City, will be in P ortland the week
G rass, Mrs. L udia R andall, M rs. Nine Talley spent an enjoyable va-
F ran ces McSwain, Mrs. Randolph, cation in O akland, Calif.
While th e ir arran g em en t of “ If I d ic'./t hours. F or many persons, and p a r end of Decem ber 8, 9 and 10, ac
M rs. Locke, Mrs. E ffie Lee, Mrs. th ere they w ere en tertain ed royal- C are” although there* are several ticularly for children, it is sound cording to A. A. l^esseg, president
more num bers th a t owe th e ir popu planning to have one-fourth to one- o f tlx- Portland Y. M.
A.
G. F itts, Mrs. G race Probasco, jy by old friends.
la
rity
to
the
Ink
Spots
rendition.
third
of
the
d
ay
’s
food
fo
r
break
H is P ortland schedule will be in
M rs. W. H. P roctor, Mrs. E lsa
Dr. Jo y n er and fam ily moved to
R ichardson, Miss Josephine Sear- th e ir new home on 7th Avenue th is The Ink Spots sta rte d in the early fast. But th e re ’s no hard and fa st charge of a special com m ittee
1930s and became N ationally fa rule. A desk w orker who eats a which will include Dr. DeNorval
cie, Miss Naomi D anish, Mrs. Eve- week.
lyn McClendon and Mrs. R. F a r-
Mrs. V ivian W rig h t of S eattle, mous shortly th e re a fte r under the substantial lunch early may get ^ U nthank, Reverend L. O. Stone,
They along very well on a light break- and Mr. K enneth Sm ith. According
rell.
; Wn., is one o f our charm ing visit- direction of Moe Gale Inc.
have
been
featu
red
across
the
en- j fast. I t’s the food you e a t in the to Mr. Ixisseg, ten tativ e plans in
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i ors in th is city.
tire
continent
on
th3
stag?,
in
the
entire day, totaled up, th a t is to be clude his appearance a t th e Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. B rag g s w ere guests
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N. Sandifer
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T aylor, own- are the proud p a re n ts of a fine ba- movies and on the radio. 1 hey are considered in deciding w hether you afternoon V esper Service a t th e
W illiam s Avenue Y. M. C. A.-U.
e rs of E agle H otel, S eattle, Wn. by boy, born Sept. 8th. The baby cu rren tly being featu red w ith Ella are well fed.
F
itzg
erald
and
Cootie
W
illiams
S.
O.
W hile th ere th ey w ere en tertain ed js nam ed a f te r his fa th e r, who is
Band.
by Mr. and M rs. M errell of E a st stationed a t P o rtlan d A rm y A ir
St. Jo h n s St., w ith a week end p ar- Base.
ty. E nroute home they stopped a t
The Service M en’s W ife Club FE P C Holds H earings in P ortland
(Continued from page 1)
F t. Lewis, sawr some w ar prisoners m eets W ednesday n ite a t the Y .!
But
the Boilerm akers refuse to
and also one of th e new’ big B29 W. C. A.
send
N
egroes as w elders trainees.
bombers.
He
also
stated th a t th ere were
LARGEST
Mr. and M rs. W illiam T aylor en
VOTE
IN
M rs. Thelm a F low ers en tertain ed tertain ed a few of th e ir friends child service centers available to
PRIMARIES
the C hantleer B ridge Club ti&Ss Sunday w ith a dinner. The g u ests N egro em ployers.
M
urray
said
his
d
ep
artm
en
t
h
an
week.
w ere as follow s:
M rs. T aylor's
m other, Mrs. F. E. Lew is, h er a u n t dles all discrim ination cases a l
M iss M arion R anson, ill fo r tw’o from S eattle, Mrs. Lacy Lewis, though all were not handled p er
weeks, is up and around again.
Mrs. M ary S aunders and Mr. Ros- sonally and th a t discrim inations
w ere only in ra re occasions.
coe Bacon of S eattle.
N ext on the stand w as Mr. C lar
Mr. and M rs. G eorge E. Scott
Mrs. E ffie Lee en tertain ed Mrs.
ence
Ivy, who began how he was
en tertain ed Ju d g e W illiam H. H a r F. E. Lewis w ith a luncheon Moh-
rison of Chicago, 111., w ith a b u ffet day. There w ere seven guests. Mrs. employed by K aiser Co. He stated
dinn er Sunday evening. The g u ests Johnson who was unable to be th e M ayor had sen t a rep resen ta
who atten d ed w ere Mr. and Mrs. there, sen t th e g u e st of honor a tiv e to contact him a t Union S ta
tion, to g e t a m eeting to g e th er of
C. E. Ivey, Mr. and Mrs. Geo'rge b eau tifu l corsage.
H olliday, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. In-
Mrs. W ilson Cochran en tertain ed rep resen tativ e N egroes in th e Ma
gersoll, Mr. and M rs. Jam es Wil- Mrs. A nna W ashington w ith a din- y o r’s office. A t th is m eeting were
liam s, Mr. and M rs. Tom R utledge, n er p a rty recently. A few of the Dr. D. N. U nthank, W y att W illi
Miss M arynell Ingersoll, Pvt. and g u ests are listed: Mrs. Helen Hor- am s, then president of N AA CP but
By Your Work and Vote
Mrs. Jam es M cGuire, Pfc. and Mrs. pole, and Mrs. D ella Jackson of la te r expelled fo r his connection
Retain U. S. Senator
with the Boilerm akers, K enneth F.
M yerick and Mrs. M arion CcClear. C alifornia.
The evening w as spent in a round
A lovely dinner was enjoyed by Sm ith of USES and Roy Black-
b u m of Social Clubs.
table discussion, follow ing which a all.
* Efficiency
Ivy said union interference was
lovely tu rk ey din n er w ith all th e
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th e reason of discrim ination a t firs t
trim m in ’s.
b u t housing la ter the chief reason
Gen. Election
and th a t N egroes w ere utilized
By F red E. Mims
November
7th
m ore now.
I'aid Adv. hv Srotl for Treanurt-r
! N ext on th e stand was V o lv ey !
Paid A dv.—K<-n. Cordon Cornmitt*-«'
C om m
W m H. Honrvm an. Tr<a.«
by M arshall Corner. S ecretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie G am es of Martin> Labor C oordinator of VC, ¡
Veon Bid«., Portland. Or
1528 Cottonwood S tre e t are very who seem s eag er to answ er ques-
happy to have a beautiful d au g h ter, tions.
S tated th a t Jie had com-
bom S atu rd ay m orning. M other p lain ts of digcrim ination but a { C e r
and d au g h ter are doing fine in th e trac in g them down tbey had no
V anport H ospital. Mr. G am es 1 8 1 b earin g in no instance.
our spare tim e m echanic in V anport , N ext was Miss Lanier> Counsel.
At ARBITMAN’S
and does his best to help kefep lor> who testified N egro
women
th in g s in rep air and please ev ery lack educational as well as em-
one.
ploym ent background and she as
NOW SHOW ING A
well as M artin was laughed a t by
Mr. Cecil D. H orton of 582 N.
FULL LINE OF LADIES’ AND GENTS’ APPAREL
th e audience. Gordon Johnson and
Cottonwood S tre e t has ju s t re tu rn H arry M orton were atto rn ey s for
CREDIT TO ALL
ed from his vacation in C alifornia K aiser Co., who put the case on
1007-1011 S. W. W ASHINGTON ST.
Mr. H orton has lived in V anport th e record ably.
BRoadway
5395
P ortland, Oregon
fo r some tim e, b u t intends to en ter
The next day session was a m a t
th e M erchant M arine in th e n ear
te r of g rap h s routine preserved by
fu tu re. He w as a M arine E lectrici
an and expects to do th e sam e work
I on th e high seas.
Miss Helene Searcie enjoyed the
ho sp itality of Mr. and Mrs. K.
Fontion and also Mrs. Lela G rays
w hile in Longview, W ash. She was
also the g u est a t an inform al din
n e r a t Mr. and Mrs. G. T hom as’.
LISLIE m
Vanport City News
* Responsibility
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