August 17. 1945
PO RTLAN D
INQUIRER
several friends in various ways; her husband, Cpl. H arry Daniels,
she was the guest of Mr. and Cpl. Daniels has been stationed
Mrs. John Davis, on Benito street, in France for several m onths,
By Ann Morrison and
at their ranch; by Mr, and Mrs. bu t hopes to be home soon.
H enry Freem an, 104 N. E. Halsey
Mrs. Edith Dean, wife of Sgt
Heleona Searcie
street, at a luncheon, at the home Dean, left for Fresno, C alifornia,
of Mr. and Mrs. Lillie B. Hayes. T hursday. Aug. 9th. She hopes
2323 N. V ancouver Ave.; Mrs to join her husband M o T e h r h
Bishop and Mrs. Noah W W il­
w
eek-end
house
T
ad «e Colem an gave a dinner sent o v e rte a i She m otori.d .
liam s are the wetK ena nouse flt a,m
2Q3 N Halsey strpet for M r,
guests of Rev. and Mrs. By Allen.
H udson; a d in n er was given by LOCAL MINISTER CAUSES
Bishop W illiam s preached S u n ­
1C». Raw ling, 224 N. E. Wasco; OFFICIALS DISCONTINUES
day m orning at Bethel A.M E.
also by Mrs. Daisy W arrick and RELIGIOUS SERVICES
church.
fam ily w ho m otored to Salem,
Mrs. R ichard Bogle spent the
Rev. J. LY. Ferguson, local
and by Mrs. W illiam G raves, J39
w eekend visiting
in Seattle, N. M cM illen street.
m inister and em ployee of th e
W ashington. She was the house
Mr. C. D. M artin of V anport Com m ercial Iron W orks recently
guest of Miss G reene w hile there. City has ju st re tu rn e d from a started religious services d u ring
P riv ate and Mrs. Lewis of Los short
77 7.7.* 771;/
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a t the
visit 77
to M uskogee, O
kla- th . e . . lunch period
,
, Com .. m er-
cial Iron W orks for the benefit of
A ngeles, Calif, are the guest for
homa.
an indefinite stay at the home of
Also fro m M uskogee, Okla., I ! th e . w orkers. A few days ago an
Mr. and Mrs. W illis Reed on 57 cam e Mr. W. (C ountry) Edw ards, ° ^ e r " a* ' sslled ,b>' s° me » ' the
N. C herry Crt.
Mr. Jasp e r Bridges and Mr. Bob ofi,C‘al? *hat reheroj u! scrvlc' s
i w ould be discontinued.
A fter spending m ost of the B lackshear.
sum m er w ith her p aren ts Mr.
Rev. Ferguson protested and
Mrs. Lotie Mae Pow ell, n e e .
. . . .
, , .
and Mrs. J. Ingersoll, Mrs. Alice L everett, of 13 N. E. Tillam ook, 1 *’as upheild J * s*veral ° f th ? em '
Fow les left T hursday evening left Sunday for M uskogee, Okla., ployees, both w hite and colored;
for h er hom e in Colum bus, Ga. for a brief visit w ith friends and the R everend cited th e “Bill of
W hile here Mrs. Alice Fow ler to atte n d to some im p o rtan t b u si­ R ights", and the U. S. C o n stitu ­
w as royally en tertain ed by her ness m atters. She expects to be tion as his au th o rity to act and
m any friends, w ho hated to see aw ay tw o or th ree weeks.
th at the officials could not stop
th e service.
h er visit end.
Mrs. Pow ell is th e S u p e rin ten ­
S unday afternoon Mrs. W illie dent of th e C andy d ep artm en t at
In order to discontinue the re ­
Mae W inslow of 20 N. Going St. K ress Five and Ten cent store lig io u s services, th e officials a d ­
w as hostess for a luncheon hon­ h ere in P ortland.
m itted that they could not stop
oring Miss M aggie Shepherd. Ten
religious w orship, b u t they could
ladies enjoyed th e affair. Prizes VISITS SEATTLE
stop the program altogether,
for cards w ere won by Mrs.
The follow ing m em bers of th e which they. did.
Thelm a B urnett, first; Miss A n ­ younger set w ere w eek end visit- YOUNGER SET GET
nie Ew ing, 2nd; and the consola­ ors to Seattle, W ashington.
tion w ent to Mrs. Alice Jan e
Miss M ary Douglas, Mr. J. W. TOGETHER AT JACKS
C arr.
M cGinnis, Mrs. A nn B ookre and
A gorup of young folk g a th ­
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam G ragg Mr. Floyd Booker, Mr. and Mrs.
ered for an evening of good tim e
w ere host and hostess S atu rd ay A rth u r Ensley, Mrs. L. M. H olli­
and dancing at the hom e of Jack
evening honoring Bishop and day, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Batson,
H enderson at 252 N. E. 61st.
Mrs. N. W illiam s. Covers w ere Mrs. Theodore Forem an, Miss
From Longview cam e the Misses
laid for eight guests.
Zenobia Rouse, Mr. L. T. Thomas,
M onday evening saw a happy all of G uild Lake C ourt and Mr Faun and V ivian Hicks, Mr. L e­
crow d of th e dancing group J. W. H ew itt of P o rtlan d . They roy H art, Misses Eva Ju n e and
Ina M ay H art, Miss R uby F ree­
gath ered a t M cElroy’s hall to rep o rt an enjoyable tim e.
m
an. Locals w ere Jo e Searcie,
enjoy the lively m usic of Jim m y
Mr. and Mrs. B atson expect to
L unceford’s orchestra. From start leave P o rtlan d n ex t w eek and re ­ M isses M arie Lloyd, LeRoy Wil-
to finish th e jitte r bugs and all tu rn to th e ir form er home tow n, brand, Jim m y P roctor, Lonnie
o th e r’s feet w ere k ept busy danc­ Tulsa, O klahom a, and finish th e ir H arris, Evarise C outreli. E v ery ­
one th e re w ished Ja c k good luck
ing. The affair as usual w as spon­ college course.
sored by our ow n Mr. S tanton
Mrs. C arrie P etticord, nee F re e ­ because he w as supposed to have
Duke.
m an, a shipyard em ployee, left been inducted into the service
Mrs. M argaret Snell arriv ed M onday n ig h t for N ew Y ork City, n e x t w eek.
hom e a fte r spending several h er fo rm er hom e; she w as ac­
days visiting friends in Seattle, com panied as fa r as Chicago, 111.,
W ith th e rem oval of gasoline
W ashington.
by a friend. Mrs. T. G riffin, w ho
rationing,
th e public im m ed iate­
Miss B etty Je a n D uke w as a w orks a t th e some yard. Mrs.
ly
realized
a th ree-y ear am bition
featu red soloist la st S atu rd ay on G rififn is en ro u te to Louisville,
to
once
m
ore
fill up th e ir gas
th e S tars of Tom orrow program K entucky, via Chicago.
tank. Increased sales in th e area
over radio station KGW.
Mrs. P e ttio rd w as recen tly
h
The House of P ra y e r gave th e ir quietly m arried to Mr. H ow ard av e ju m p ed 100 percent of any
a n n u al school picnic a t th e Mt. P ettifo rd , form erly a t th e Royal one day in th e past th re e years.
R em oval of gasoline ratio n in g is
Scott P ark , A ugust 9th. The lit­ Palm Hotel.
also a d irect in v itatio n of th e
tle tots w aded in the pool, despite
fed eral gvoernm ent to w orkers
th e fact th a t it w as a v ery chilly SINGER VISITS LOCAL
re
tu rn hom e or from w hence they
CHURCH
day. A grand lunch w as spread
came.
Mr.
W.
C.
Thom
as
and
w
ife
on a num ber of tables and child­
E m ploym ent in the area has
w ere visitors a t th e St. Jam es
ren.
tak
en a noticeable drop alread y
C
hurch
on
Russell
street.
H
d
Mr. and Mrs. Nick B anks of
and
th e re a re forecasts of sev ­
136 N. E. W iedler have had the sang a solo w hile th e re th a t
pleasure of having Mrs. B an k ’s stirre d th e souls of his listeners. e ra l m illion unem ployed th ro u g h ­
P riv ate lst-C lass A. Z. D aniels out th e natio n by th e C hristm as
brother, Mr. R obert Trout, and
surprised
his b ro th er F red D an­ holidays. B u t on th e heels of
d au g h ter B etty w ith them for the
iels
w
ith
a
visit. They had not this comes inform ation th a t an
past w eek. T he guests are from
alread y p rep ared plan for em ­
Springfield, Mo., w here Mr. seen each o th er for eight years
T rout is em ployed. D uring th e ir as he, A. Z., had been overseas for ploym ent on th e W est Coast is
stay here, Miss T rout has been over tw o years. It w as a happy to be p u t into effect im m ediate­
e n tertain ed at th e Ice C apades reunion and th e soldier reco u n t­ ly.
W atch th e colum ns of th e
and also a lovely p a rty is being ed m any events th a t w ere in te r­
PORTLAND
INQUIRER for in ­
esting w hile he was overeas.
planned in her honor.
form ation on th e post-w ar con
HARMONY QUARTET
SOCIAL WORKER VISITS
ditions concerning th e Negro.
ENTERTAIN SHIPYARD
PARENTS
WORKERS
The recen t reduction of b u tte r
Miss M aggie L. S hepherd of
L ast Tuesday, th e H arm ony point v alu e to 16 points a pound
P ittsb u rg h ,
P ennsylvania, has
Q u artet of V anport City, e n te r­ coupled w ith the low er m eat
been spending h e r vacation a t
tained th e officials and w orkers point values w ill m ake the house­
the home of her parents, Mr. and at th e C om m ercial Iro n W orks
w ife’s ta sk easier.
Mrs. Lee S hepherd of 3228 S. W. d u rin g th e lunch hour.
N o-point m eals can be given
1st Ave. Miss S hepherd is a so­
They w ere charm ing and th e ir ap p etite and eye appeal by using
cial group w orker of the Mc­ num bers w ere loudly applauded
in terestin g contrasts. F or ex am ­
K eesport Y.W.C.A.
H er com­ by those w ho atten d ed th e p ro ­
ple, in a vegetable p late dinner,
m unity duties are to contact o th ­ gram .
it’s often a good idea to fry or
er negro w om en and in terest
The follow ing took p art:
scallop one vegetable . . . or m ake
in the program .
D uring the
Mr. L. L. Lowe, Mr. J. C. Moss, it into fritte rs or croquettes . . .
six w eeks she has been here, Mr. A rth u r Jam es G. Jam es, Mr.
to provide rich flavor, crisp te x ­
she was able to see her father, W illie M athew s.
Mrs. M attie tu re, and stic”-to-the-ribs satis­
Mr. Lee S hepherd im piove quite Forbes and Mrs. M able Scott also
faction.
From the n u tritio n al
a bit a t the St. V incent Hospital. ren d ered nu m b ers and th e a u d ­
standpoint, don’t serve all w ater
H er m any friends have e n te r­ ience was generous and en th u sias­
vegetables, and avoid serving two
tained h e r royally and hope she tic in cheering them . The en tire
or m ore starch y vegetables at
reaches her destination by the program w as quite en tertain in g
th
e sam e m eal.
and th e p articip an ts w ere co n g rat­
set tim e, A ugust 20th.
R em em ber, too, th a t garnishes
ulated by th e ir listeners.
give foods eye appeal and flavor
TEXAS VISITOR HONORED
GIFTS FROM FRANCE
accent. A sprig of prasley and
BY SEVERAL FRIENDS
Mrs. Jessie D aniels of 6303 S. a dash of pap rik a can add ju st
Mrs. W. H. H udson of Seminole,
Texas, sister of Mrs. Cody Mae E. 61st has received some lovely th e rig h t touch to m ake hungry
W illiams, has been honored by handm ade French doilies from m ouths w ater.
Society News
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"Babes Meal Planning Corner"
BY MRS. FLORA L. FAULK
2736 N. E. Rodney Ave.
Portland 12. Oregon
QUICK
F rench F ries
Now, with meat scarce and high in points, Victory gardeners can collect
double dividends on their crops. Fresh-pulled vegetables, in all their ten­
der goodness, cooked quickly, make for a nutritious, economical meal.
Add to this a generous portion of crisp, golden brown French fried pota­
toes and you’ll have a vegetable plate th a t the men in the family really
go for. French Fries are a favorite with the men, you know.
H ere’s a quick, easy way to make the best French Fries you ever tasted.
Crispy brown and digestible, they are a good hearty addition to any
meatless meal. T ry them soon and see.
Q U IC K
FR EN CH
F R IE S
6 ra w p o tato es, p a re d
1 Va teasp o o n s s a lt
y
y i cup S pry
Cut potatoes in %-inch cubes. Melt Spry in heavy skillet over full heat.
Add potatoes. F ry quickly, turning often with wide spatula until crisp
and golden brown, about 20 minutes. Sprinkle with salt and serve imme­
diately. Serves 4.
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