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PORTLAND INQUIRER
"Society News"
served, th e guests played bridge St., was quietly m arried in V an
for diversion.
couver, W ashington, to Mr. Carl
Pow ell, a faithful em ployee of
C hicago G overnm ent Em ployee
the P o rtlan d Hotel here.
Honored With Dinner Party
The bride and groom are liv
ing
at 13 NE Tillam ook St.
Mrs. Earl M. W inslow, 511 NE
M
is.
L ev erett came here about
Roseland St., honored Mrs. Mary
Phillips, who is em ployed in a y e ar ago and has received two
th e G overnm ent Signal Corps prom otions since she w ent to
Office, Chicago, 111. M onday night w ork for th e K ress m anagem ent.
F irst in the cafeteria w here she
w ith a lovely d in n er party.
O ver a h u n d red guests w ere was placed in charge of the
o th er help; later w hen she was
present.
An excellent d in n er was served, prom oted to the position she now
a fte r which some played games, holds.
She has a son, Mr. Ulysses
others danced. All left ex p ress
L
ev
erett and his fam ily, at 40
ing th a t they had been royally
N
Freem
ont St., an electrician at
en tertain ed .
W illam ette Iron and Steel Works,
Oklahom a Educators In Town also L eaderm an — swing shift,
M essers Fred H am m ons, A. H. M ontgom ery W ard store, and a
Troupe and Jo h n G ordon, of d au g h ter, Miss M arjorie L ev er
O klahom a arriv ed in P o rtlan d ett, at 4105 N Com m ercial Ave.
Mr. C. C. Morgon, Instructor
of Pullm an P orters, prom inent
Elk official and other fratern al
and civic organizations, of 4105
No. C om m ercial Ave., retu rn ed
hom e F riday a fte r being aw ay
on official business for the P u ll
m an Com pany since J u n e 5th.
Mr. M organ visited V ancouver,
S eattle, and Spokane, W:«sh., and
Billings, Mont., w hile aw ay.
Mrs. Lucile Morgon, wife of
Mr. Morgon is recu p eratin g after
a brief illness; her m any friends
are glad to know th a t she is
im proved.
Miss A lm a H unter, comely
teacher, from M uskogee, O kla
homa, arrived in the city S a tu r
day. She is planning to rem ain
here d u ring the sum m er m onths.
Shipyard Shop Stew ard
At present she is in V anport, S atu rd ay .
Mr.
H
am
m
ond
is
principal
of
Honors W ife With Birthday
but expects to live in P ortland
the P aw nee High School, P aw
Party
at an early date.
nee,
Okla.,
Mr.
Troups,
Coach
Mrs. T rudie K ennedy, form er
Mr. Alonzo Batson, 4629 NW
beautician at the C harlene B eau of the N ow ata High School Foot 44th St., Shop S tew ard at the
ty Bok on W illiam s Ave., left ball Team, N ow ata, Okla., and W illam ette Iron and Steel W orks
for W alla W alla, W ash., for a Mr. Gordon, a well know n a th honored his wife, Mrs. M ary
brief stay w ith her husband, who lete from Tulsa, Okla.
Batson, w ith a Sw ing-shift party,
These gentlem en w ill be d in last S atu rd ay night a fte r w o rk
is a patien t in the hospital th ere;
they plan to go to C alifornia ing car w aiters for th e U. P. ing hours.
the
sum m er
shortly and from th ere to O kla railro ad d u ring
R efreshm ents w ere served and
homa City, O kla., w here Mrs. m onths.
the guests enjoyed them selves
M is. Delores H ow ard arriv ed playing w hist and bridge and
K ennedy expects to m ake her
Tuesday
from B rem ington, W ash dancing.
fu tu re home.
ington;
she
is now em ployed at
In leaving she said “My hus-|
T he following w ere those p res
ent:
band is th e re —ihe’s lonesom e” the S hasta hotel here.
Mrs. Ju n e Runnels, secretary
“he needs me so badly”— I am
Mr. John L. Moore ,Mrs. Ol-
of
“The Office for V ocational lie Mae Hopkins, Mrs. O krita
going to him ”. So love overcom es
O p p o rtu n ity ” who has been ill Mills, Mr. Thom as C. Jackson,
a business career.
Mrs. M amie M cLaughlin, wife for som e tim e, re tu rn e d to her Mr. and Mrs. Leon H olliday, Jr.,
Mr. V. T. M cLaughlin the tailor, desk this week.
Mr. A llen Forem an, Mrs. Jam es
Mrs.
R
unnels
is
the
efficient
Jam erson, Mrs. Lillie Mae H ol
at 1623 NE 1st Ave, left M onday
for .h e r home, M onrovia, Calif., S ecrtary of said office and is liday, Mr. Jo h n W. H ew itt, Mr.
after spending a w eek w ith her doing a splendid job. Hev m any H ugh R. Wilson, Mr. H. W. Paul,
husband. She reports a very e n friends are very proud to see Mr. P hillips W illiams, Chesley
h er back on th e job.
joyable stay here.
E. C orbett, Miss M arjorie V.
L
Kress's A ssistant Pantry Su per everette, Mis Rebecca S. Love,
A L ovely Surprise Party
intendent Surprises Friends in Mr. Eugene (Baby) H arris, Mrs.
Josephine Brooks, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. J. W. Ingersall gave a
Quiet Marriage
Jac k Solom an, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
surp rise din n er party in honor of
her husband, a t th e ir residence,
L ast Sunday, Ju n e 17, Mrs. Sm ith, Mr. and Mrs. C larence
3384 S. E. W oodw ard Ave., F ri L ottie Mae L everett, of 40 NE Scroggins, Mr. H erm an Banks,
day night. Sixteen guests w ere F rem ont St., A ssistant Superin*- Mr. Louis Taylor, Mrs. M attie
present.
ten d en t of th e P a n try at K ress’ Q uinn, Tulsa, Okla., Mr. Floyd
A fter a lovely rep ast was Five and Ten C ent store on 5th W. C lark, Mrs. Louise M clntire,
Miss Effie Mae D anford, Miss
L. H ouston and Mr. Scott Jack -
son.
Mrs. A lb erta M orris, form erly
landlady and o p erato r of “Homes
A p artm en t, 331 NW Ave., city,
arriv ed in P o rtlan d Monday,
Ju n e 18, a fte r an absence since
Ju n e, 1943. She is stopping w ith
a friend of long standing, Mrs.
Nellie P ark er, 1743 N W illiams
Ave.
That says it ! Northwestern Electric
P ractically all day M onday
Mrs. M orris w as beseiged w ith
is meeting big « « tim e demands
callers and w as kept answ ering
co n stan t calls over the phone
for p o w e r-a t U ss «han pre-war
from acquaintances; am ong those
out of tow n w ho came to see
price. Although living costs have
h er w ere: th e Bailey brothers,
W ym an and
“B ubber”, from
increased 27.1%
l9 i9 > ,he
S eattle, W ashington, and W alter
G reen of Stockton, Calif.
average price received by North
Mrs. W illie Cornelious, of 28
western Electric for residential
NE Fargo St., w ent to th e hos
pital this w eek for tre a tm e n t
service actually has come
for sinus trouble. We w ere not
able, as we w en t to press, to
34% — and is now only about half
secure the nam e of the hos
pital.
the national average.
We wish h er a speedy recov
ery.
Mrs. Jesse C ulberson, of Van-
port, has recovered and is back
to w ork this w eek.
Among th e sick this w eek are
Mr. Le G ustus Blount, N. W ill
A Procreine. E U c t n c
iams Ave., Mr. H ow ard Petti-
Amer i c an Bac i ne, . Ma n a g e me n t
ford, Royal Palm Hotel.
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IN THE GROOVE'
Babes Meal Planning Corner
BY MRS. FLORA L. FAULK
2736 N. E. Rodney Ave.
Portland 12. Oregon
Williams Court Rent
Overcharges Bring
Fine and Refunds
Edw ard Agee «w ner of p ro p er
ties located at 1472 and 1476
NE W illiams C ourt retu rn ed
$304.50 to tw o ten an ts by order
of th e O.P.A. for ren t over
charges.
A lthough the houses
had been registered w ith the
O.P.A. at $6.00 to $15.00 per
m onth over various periods, Agee
was charging $41.00 per m onth
rent.
An O.P.A. investigation
followed a com plaint and Agee
was forced to refund th e te n
ants and in addition pay $152.25
to the U. S. T reasurer, C harles
K aufm an, OPA enforcem ent a t
torney reported this week.
The tw o houses carried a m ax
im um legal ren t of $6.00 p er mo. j
up to M arch 12, 1945 and $15 per
m onth th ereafter. Agee is ch arg
ed w ith collecting the $41.00 per
m onth re n t since 1943.
Also included in th e OPA re
port w as M. Diducich, B roadw ay
Store located at 200 N. B road
w ay w ho was fined $25.00 for
overcharge on fruit.
Blueberry Muffins
So easy—your youngster
can make 'em
• C om e b lu e b e rry tim e, a n d It’s
tim e fo r b lu e b e rry m uffins—fe a th
e ry lig h t a n d fln e -te x tu re d —d e lic a te
b lu e b e rry flav o r "co m in g th ro u g h "
in full. A n d even y o u r te e n -a g e
y o u n g s te r c a n m a k e d elicio u s ones,
u sin g th is te s te d recip e, w ith a re a l
ly b la n d all-v e g e ta b le s h o rte n in g .
F o r a q u ic k b r e a k f a s t t r e a t :
m e a s u re in g re d ie n ts , c u t in S p ry
th e n ig h t b efo re. N e x t m o rn in g ,
tu r n in liq u id s a n d b lu e b e rrie s, b a k e
w h ile yo u p re p a re b re a k fa s t. N o
m o rn in g g ro u c h es, no w ails o f *T m
n o t h u n g ry ,” w h e n th e fa m ily sn iffs
f r a g r a n t B lu e b e rry Muflins, p ip in g
h o t fro m th e ov en !
W h y n o t m a k e som e to d a y ? M ak e
p le n ty b ec au se y o u ’ll g e t ca lls fo r
seco n d s, th ird s a n d f o u r t h s ! S end
y o u r w o rk e rs a w a y all s e t f o r a
good m o rn in g ’s w o rk , a n d be s u re
to tu c k B lu e b e rry Muffins in to th e
V ic to ry lu n ch b o x cs, too.
Blueberrtf Muffins
2 cups sifted
2 tablespoons
enriched floor
sugar
8 teaspoons baking (4 cup Spry
powder
X egg. beaten
1 % teaspoons salt
1 cup milk
X cup fresh blueberries
S ift flo u r w ith b a k in g p o w d er, s a lt
a n d s u g a r. C u t in S p ry fine. Com
b in e e g g a n d m ilk . T u rn liq u id s in
to d ry in g re d ie n ts a n d s t i r v ig o r
o u sly u n til all flo u r is d am p en e d .
F o ld b lu e b e rrie s c a re fu lly in to b a t
te r.
B a k e in S p ry c o a te d m uffin p a n s
in h o t o v en (425°F.) 20-30 m in u te s.
M ak e s 12 m uffins.
Ration tip for wise housewives
B e on th e lo o k o u t fo r new , tcartcise
re cip es, sp e c ia lly m a d e to u se r a
tio n e d in g re d ie n ts s p a rin g ly , a n d to
g iv e b e s t re s u lts . C lip a n d sav e
th e m .
FOOD RATION STAMPS GOOD
MAR.
APR. j MAY j JUNE
E F G H J
2 2 2 2 2
JULY I AUG.
SEPT
RED STAM PS
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Next stamps become good in July
BLUE STAM PS
NORTHWESTERN ELECTRIC
EVERYTOWN
V isitor: “P ard o n me, are you
a resid en t h ere?”
Local G uy: “Yep, been here
goin’ on 50 years. W hat kin I
do for you?”
V isitor: “I ’m looking for a crim
inal law yer. Do you have one
h ere?”
Local G uy: “W ell, w e’re p retty
sure w e have, b u t w e can’t prove
it.”
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D E F G H
1 1 1 1 1 THRU SEPT. 3 0
Next stamps become good in July
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