Pag« 7 PORTLAND INQUIRER for a luncheon and m atinee, hon Off For The Southwest Mrs. Eva Lewis Johnson, nee oring Miss Annie Ewing, from Brown, sister of Mrs. M ildred St. Louis. Mo.. By Ann Morrison and ' H arris, 1521 N .Cottonwood Ave., Mrs. Lula W illiams is being Heleona Searcie V anport C ity, left S atu rd ay for welcomed home again after Texas. She expects to m eet her spending several w eeks sight- Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Fields, ac- husband, who has been over- seeing and visiting friends in Chicago, 111. com panied by Mrs. John D. Mit- sea» *n Houston, Texas. chell, Mr. Freddie M itchell and Supply Sergeant Mrs. Ricks of 47 N. San Rafael Mr. Prince W eaver, all of R ich Returns From Vacation St., has as houst guests for a m ond, Calif., m otored to P o rt Supply E ergeant R. E. Mosely, few days Mr. and Mrs. Jam es land last Sunday to spend the of Ft Lewis, W ashington, who FIani«a n - from D enver, Colo. w eek end w ith Mrs. Fannie Mae Among the many visitors over has been on a furlough through Ross and fam ily, 13 N. E. T illa th e week end w ere: Mr. S. M issouri, O klahom a, Texas, Illi- ^ m P. mook St: nois and C alifornia, re tu rn e d to f- r ,,,ln ', ,r » m For‘ W ort^ Tf x ' Mrs. Ross is a sister of Mrs. Portland Friday in his b eau tifu l E A rtist, from B erkley, Fields: New Buick car. He was th e guest C alif - and from far aw ay St. The visitors w ere royally e n of Mr. O tto Bible of 21 N E. Pau1’ M lnn- came M r' Jam es tertain ed w hile here by her sis H alsey St., w hile here, who W alker. te r and friends and w ere seen at T he , , B ethelite C lub held its show ed him a splendid tim e. He , the various night spots about was kept busy filling social en- m« n,h,l>'1 Monda/ e v an - tow n. They left praising the hos gagem ents d u ring his en tire stay >"*• J “ l)' at pitality shown them and said and left statin g th a t he had th e Mrs. M ary T urner, 6535 N .E. they had a grand time. G rand avenue. tim e of his life on th e trip . All of the men are em ployed in A fter th e it business session defense work in Richmond. th e hostess served d ain ty refresh Eastward Bound Mrs. Odessa Scroggins, wife of m ents to th e mem bers. Kroas' Candy Superintendent Mr. C larence (Duke) Scroggins, \ l r s . L. Bostic of Chicago, 111., Showered by Employees 11309 N. D Ave., E ast V anport, was th e honored guest. Mrs. Lottie Mae Powell, n e e left last M onday for a 30-days va- Mr. and Mrs. Jam es W ilson L everett, of 13 N. E. Tillam ook, cation. W hile aw ay she expects are the proud parents of a -b a b y recently m arried, now superin- [to visit Chicago, 111., K ansas City, daughter. The young lady arriv ed ten d en t of the C andy D epartm ent Mo., parts of O klahom a and Cin- b rig h t and early Sunday m o rn - ing, Ju ly 8. at the K ress’ 5 and 10 cent store cinnati, Ohio, Mrs. M ary D. Dunn of 2228 N. here, was given a surprise show er Motored to Seattle W illiam s Ave. and a p a rty of by the em ployees of her D epart M essers C arlis Pollock, 2406 N. friends spent Sunday a t Seaside. m ent last week. , .... , . . . . Cottonw ood, and Mr. J. B lank- On th e sick list this w eek w ere M any __.__j beautiful and useful B gifts ¡m an, 1516 *T n ottonw ood, , , Van- r ____ N. C reported the following: w ere received. port, m otored to Seattle, Wash., Mr. C. Jam ison of 4022 S. E. last Sunday for a w eek end visit. Husband Gives Wife m, . . . . . . . . H olgate Blvd., im proving: Mr. They rep o rt a (b,g tim e) and ^ sh ep h ard i Mjss E rncstinc Surprise Birthday Party th a t they enjoyed th e trip im Cooper, Mr. C ornelious Young; Mr. Roger B. M orris, of 2403 mensely. he w as rem oved to th e home of N. Cottonw ood Ave., V anport his son, Mr. Marion Young. C ity, gave a sw ing shift surprise Entertain Singers Mr. M elvin G raham , form erly a b irth d ay p arty in honor of his M r- ar»d M rs Jessie C ulbertson, resident of Portland, and who wife, Mrs. G ertru d e M orris, Mon- No---------- N - Cottonw ood, en ter- m oved a few m onths ago to live day night. i tained Rev. F. F. B illups and a in C alifornia, retu rn ed here W ed A very lovely and appetizing ^ew h*s Pa rty. th e K ansas repast was served and drinks: City Gospel Singers, last Sunday nesday from O klahom a. He in C ards and dancing w ere the a fter they unexpectedly dropped tends to resum e w ork here. His in on them for a su rp rise visit. wife is in Louisiana w ith re la m eans of am usem ent * * and en ter- The singers are ap p earin g here tives, bu t w ill be here soon. tain m en t. u Mr. W illie (L ittle Bill) H arris, on th e air and at d ifferen t ch u rch The following Q u e s ts w ere of V anport City, left for his fo r es and are very m uch in dem and. present: m er home, M uskogee, Okla., H onored guest, Sarah Bo They are real e n tertain ers anr^ gus, Mr. G rady A tfyas, Mr. and th e ir singing is enjoyed by all. w h ere he w as a form er tru sted em ployee of G reer M eat M arket. Mrs. C. A. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. Chicago Bound Mrs. C hristine Kelly, wife of T. Childs, Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Mr. H ow ard P ettiford, fo rm er Mr. C harlie K elly, of 11309, Apt. Solomon, Mr. and- Mrs. D: H. ly em ployed at a ship y ard here, Ram bo, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sm ith. a resident of the Royal Palm 10116, East V anport City, arrived Mr. H enry Jam es, m anager of Hotel, left this w eek for Chicago, in th e city S atu rd ay w ith five of the P ortland Black Socks base 111., his form er hom e for an in th e ir eight children, ranging from 1 to 8 y ears in age. ball team ; Mr. D. J. H aynes, definite stay. This is Mrs. K elly’s first triD Mrs. L. Lewis, Mrs. H. R obin Mrs. Selesta Johnson, accom to O regon; h er husband has been son, Mr. and Mrs. R. Corbin, panied by h er little g ra n d d a u g h em ployed in th e shipyard here and Mrs. P. Terry. ter, Fiehazie C rate, spent the for q u ite a w hile. T hey w ill move F ourth of Ju ly in Y akim a, Wash., Overseas Veteran On th e o th er children at a later date, visiting Mrs. Jo h n so n ’s m other, 60 Days Eurlou^N^ as th ey expect to m ake P ortland Mrs. M able H arris. th e ir fu tu re home. Mr. W illia m ^ ro lle y , Stew ard Mr. and Mrs. J. C. B aker, 6535 1st Class, U. S. N avy, w ho has N. E. G rand Ave., has as th e ir been in the South Pacific and guest for a few days Mr. and w ho m iraculously escaped death F a iries Mrs. L. Bostic, from Chicago, 111. th re e tim es, is back in Portland Mrs. Bostic is a niece of Mrs. W hen th e first baby laughed for on a sixty-day furlough. Baker. th e first tim e, his laugh broke In a conversation w ith a re Home for a sum m er tim e visit into a m illion pieces, and they all p o rte r of the P o rtland In q u irer all the w ay from P ittsb u rg h , Pa., Mr. T alley told of three tim es cam e our own Miss M aggie S h ep w en t skipping about. T hat was w hen suicide Jap planes attacked pard. H er m any friends w ill see th e beginning of fairies.—J. M. th e ir ship and how he narrow ly to it th a t Miss Sheppard w ill not B arrie, The L ittle W hite Bird. escaped death on each occasion; have a dull moment. w hile he was relu c tan t to talk | Mrs. A nnie Lay of Los Angeles, about those attack s it was Calif., is here visiting h e r son bro u g h t out th at five planes w ere and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. in one of the b attles and three Lay and h er grand daughter, of them w ere shot down. Tim e is O ur Business little Jo an Dell Lay. Mr. Talley served 21 m onths Mr. Lonnie Boyd, b e tte r know n overseas and was in tw o in v a as the great bender, is still giv Licenced Watchmakers sions in the A leutian Islands and ing th e public splendid e n te r Expert Repairing o th e r places. tain m en t at th e D ude Ranch. He expects to spend a p a rt of 5 to 10 day service Mr. Boyd is an acrobat and con his furlough here and the other to rtio n ist and ju g g ler p ar e x 420 S. W. W ashington Br. 6442 p a rt in W ashington, D. C. cellence. Society News // "Babes Meal Planning Corner" , BY MRS. FLORA L. FAULK 2736 N. E. Rodney Ave. Portland 12, Oregon FOR S T A Y -A T -H O M E PICN ICS / Serve outdoor* fo r inform al summer sociability Dainty sandwiches—Orangeade Cake, as luscious and refreshing as it* name—frosty pitcher of iced lemonade—here are the “makings” of a feast for family and friends out in your own shady back y a rd ! Travel ing fo r fun is out this summer, so plan fun a t home this easy way! A recipe for cherishing is Orangeade Cake, so moist and tender, with the real flavor of fresh oranges—so packable in picnic basket, fish ing hamper or lunchbox. Clip now for keeps! One-Bowl ORANGEADE CAKE • D ry Ingredients 2 cops sifted cake flour 1 teaspoon soda 1% cups su g a r 1 teaspoon s a lt 1% teaspoons b ak in g pow der % cu p S p ry ( w ith a ta r tr a te pow der, 1 tablespoon g ra te d use 2 *4 teas poo ns ) o ra n g e rin d L iq u id In g red ien ts • ’ Yi cup sour m ilk Vs cup o ra n g e juice 2 eggs, unbeaten i cup n u ts, very finely c u t Sift flour, sugar, baking powder, soda, and salt into mixing bowl. . . . Drop in Spry and grated orange rind. . . . Add sour milk and beat 150 stro k es.. . . Scrape bowl and spoon often throughout entire mixing. . . . Add eggs and beat 250 strokes. . . . Add orange juice and beat 150 strokes. . . . Add nuts and blend—25 strokes. . . . Bake in Spry-coated 10 x 10 x 2-inch pan in moderately hot oven (375® F.) 35-45 minutes. TOPPING: P lace U cup su g a r, cup o ran g e juice, X tablespoon g ra te d o ra n g e rin d an d 2 tablespoons lem on ju ice in a bowl an d w arm o v er oven w hile cake is baking. P o u r over cake as soon as rem oved fro m oven. Serve in sq u ares. RATION STAMPS GOOD APR. MAY JULY JUNE AUG. SEPT O CT . RED STAMPS THRU OCT. 91 stamps become good Aug.I B sta m ps H The Time Shop Oklahoma Society Matron Vacationing in Vanport Mrs. W. J. Owens, w ife of A tty. W. J. Owens, deceased, of M us kogee, O kla., arrived in the city last S a tu rd a y m orning, accom panied by Mrs. M. N esbit and little d a u g h ter; she is visiting re la tiv e s and frien d s in V anport City. Mrs. O w ens has an o th er sister, Mrs. T aylor at 1833 N. E. F irst Ave., P ortland. She w ill be here for an indef inite stay. Windy City Lady Honored With Luncheon On last F riday afternoon, Mrs-. Em m a N elson’s home at 205 N. E. 11th Ave., w as a scene of a lovely tw o-course luncheon in honor of Mrs. Lew is Bostick from Chicago, 111. Six guests enjoyed th e affair. Mr. W. B. B row n and Mrs. R. F. M orrison sp en t the 4th of Ju ly ou t on Bowie Farm , at Eagle C reek, Ore. Mrs. W illis Reed of 57 N. C h er ry C ourt was hostess last w eek THRU OCT. Si N«xt stomps b«com« good Aug.l SUGAR STAMPS Cozy Inn ■ ■■■ I T 66 NE B roadw ay AIRPLANE STAM PS - BOOK NO. 3 1 I 2 I 3 F ried C hicken M innie T u rn er, Prop. •OOO INDEFINITELY 1 ------------- 1 ------------ 1 ------ P riv a te P arties O ur Specialty 11 A. M. ’til 2 A. M. i SHOE STAMPS HOME COOKED MEALS R eservations M Urdock 3430 ! I THRU AUG SI / 's GASOLINE COUPONS A 16 1 i i_______ i THRU SEPT. 21 i I i CUP THIS CHART FOR FUTURE REFERENCE - .»