Friday. F eb ru ary 1, 1946
PORTLAND INQUIRER
Six
iiiniiiiiiiMiinuuMiiiiiiiiniini
Society News
By A nn M orriion and H elena
Searcie
A DOCTOR’S
PRESCRIPTION
FOR THE SCALP
The h air roots are in the scalp.
The condition of your hair docs
often depend heavily on ihe natu­
ral health of your scalp. Years
ago, Dr. Carnot invented a medi­
cated ta r formula called Cnrbonocl
which is mixed with Sulphur, Re­
sorcin r.nd Ralsam of Peru. Cnr­
bonocl is such a strong, powerful
antiseptic nnd does such fine work
in helping an itchy, bumpy and
e x te rn a lly ir r it a te d scalp, th a t
m any doctors re g a rd it hig h ly
and prescribe it for many scalp
tro u b les. I f yo u r scalp needs a
double strength ta r formula, write
for this Doctor’s genuine rcalp for­
mula now. It will be sent to you all
mixed and ready to use. Use it for
7 days, and if you arc not satis­
fied, your money back. Pay only
$1.59 on delivery. This includes
ev e ry th in g . D on’t p ay a penny
more. You get it with full direc­
tions. Use the finest medicated ta r
scalp form ula your money can buy.
Your hair and scalp deserve fine
care. W rite now. Send no money.
J u s t your name and address to —
Geld Medal Hair Co., Dept.
337 Kings Highway
Brooklyn 23, New York
N o t k : TH IS FORMULA carries
the 100% w ritten 4'cdalo money
back guarantee.
Key. X X -ll
FASHIONS
L.
INVITATION
F u n e ra l rite s w ere held last
Mrs. R and, of L ongview , W ash.,
spent S unday in tow n visiting h er T hursday, Ja n . 24th. for Mr.
son, Mr. W ebster Rand and fam ­ Jam es N. M anley, h u sb a n d of Mrs.
Viola M anley, a t tn e Rose C ity
ily.
P a rk M ethodist C hurch, w h ere he
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had been c a re ta k e r since 1914.
Back hom e from St. Louis, Mo., He w as forced tc stop w ork in
cam e Mrs. T helm a B urnette. She 1938 because of ill-health.*
spent tw o m onths th ere v isiting
Rev. W. Y oungson, fo rm er p as­
relatives and friends and she to r of th e church, b u t now r e tir ­
states th a t she had a g ran d tim e, ed, deliv ered th e serm on, ably as­
but home, Good Old P o rlan d , is sisted by Revs. R. D unn and N. A.
th e best place a fte r all.
A ustin, Jr., now p asto r of th e
B ethel A.M.E. C hurch. In te rm e n t
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etery.
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard W ashing­ w as in Rose C * ity « C em
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ton are th e proud p a ren ts of a
son.
The young m an arriv e d HEAVEN AND HELL SOCIAL
M onday evening, Jan. 28th., th e
early F rid ay m orning, Ja n . 22nd.
G rand p aren ts are: Mrs. Ed. M issionary Society of Zion A.M.E.
W ashington, Sr., an d Mr. and Mrs. C hurch, u n d er th e leadership of
th e P resident, Mrs. McGee, spon­
W. Morton.
T he B ethelite Club, m et M on­ sored a play "HEAVEN AND
day n ig h t at th e hom e of Mrs. H EL L ”. It w as largely atten d ed
and was q u ite am using and e n ­
Roy Gragg.
A fter an in terestin g business joyed by all present.
Rev. J. Sm ith, pastor, ended up
session the hostess serv ed refreh -
in H eaven, but Alas, his w ife w ent
m ent.
the o th er w ay. Those w ho w ent
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Miss B everly B rock w as one of to H eaven ate ice cream and
the g rad u ates from H ighland E le­ cake, b u t those w ho w en t to
m en tary School and is now en- hell ate "Red H ot C h ili’.
Mr. L am b ert ably played th e
roled as a stu d e n t a t Jefferso n
High. She is th e youngest d a u g h ­ p art of th e devil, w hile Mrs. Boyd
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Brock, well w as equally capable and e n te r­
tain in g in h er p art, the Angel.
know n P o rtlan d residents.
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RECEPTIONS
On Monday, Jan . 21, Mr. and
Mr. P h ilip W aldon w as a m em ­
ber of th e grad u atin g class of Mrs. W ill Jo h n so n e n te rta in e d a
large group of ex-service m en and
Lincoln H igh School.
Mr. and Mrs. S tirlin g W ilson of th e ir friends.
T he home w as decorated' in the
Tacoma, W ash., are spending a
N ational colors, Red, W hite and
few days in th e city.
Mrs. Seleta B aker is hom e from Blue. More th a n fifty people w ere
the hospital very m uch im proved. th e re to help th e boys cele b rate
A nother w ell know n citizen, and enjoy th e ir safe re tu rn to th e
Miss R uby Minor, is hom e a fte r state and th e ir homes. Each s e r­
being confined in th e h o sp ital for vice m an p resen t w as in terv iew ­
some tim e. T h eir m any frien d s ed over th e m ike, w hich w as in ­
w ere glad to see th e m and w ish stalled in th e house. At th e end
of each in terv iew th e boy w as
them well.
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given a token. Mr. C harles Jo h n ­
L ast Sunday's O reognian c a r­ son m ade the p resen tatio n on b e­
ried a p ictu re and w rite up, w hich h alf of th e Young P eople’s G roup
appears in th is issue, of and about of The H ouse of P ray er. E very
Capt. Jack H olsclaw, a m em ber one presen t w as h ap p y and had
of the fam ous 332nd fighting a w onderful tim e in p a rtic ip a t­
group of th e A m erican N egro P i­ ing in gam es th a t w ere played
lots. C apt. H olsclaw and w ife are d u rin g the evening.
F riends from L ongview and
now in th e city and house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. E dgar W illiam s, Y akim a, W ash., w ere present.
Those discharged w ere: W illiam
parents of Mrs. Holsclaw.
Johnson, Jo h n Searcie, H enry Mc-
Sw ain, M errill R ichardson, H enry
D aniel, Jo h n Bell and G eorge
Fitz; those aw aitin g discharges
w ere: H ow ard B radley of Y akim a,
W ash., G eorge S hannon of L ong­
view, W ash., and H ow ard J o h n ­
son.
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W O M E N ’S PAOE
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D uring the sam e w eek Mr. and
Mrs. H. M cSwain, of 216 N. E.
Wasco, w ere host and hostess to
an enjoyable d in n e r p a rty honor­
ing th eir tw o sons, recen tly re ­
tu rn e d from th e South Pacific.
Many acquaintances and friends
w ere present. D elicious food w as
served in abundance. O ver forty
w ere present.
M any of those p resen t sang a p ­
p ro p riate num bers, o thers played
e ith e r th e piano or th e g u ita r and
o th ers e n te rta in e d in recital.
A ll of the boys w hose nam es
ap p eared in Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n ­
son’s p a rty m entioned above w ere
present, to g eth er w ith D onald &
W inton H epburn and G eorge Mc­
Sw ain.
F R E E F A X POWDER
S e n d to d a y f o r f r e e lib e ra l s u p p ly o f th is hiirh
r r a d o F a c e P o w d e r & a lso o u r f r e e b e a u t i f u l
C osm etic rntnloff in colors. H elp b rin « o u t y our love­
liness by usingr o u r g la m o ro u s blend o f F ace i'ow tier.
B e L o v e ly t o L o o k A t - N i c e t o K n o w . D on’t w ait.
I.I.McBRADYACO.,
(Fit.ItU)
0 4 1 - 4 9 W . V o n B o r e n . D e n t . OOO C h i c a g o 7 IIL
Oliver E. Smith
NOTARY PUBLIC
In su ran ce — H ospitalization
A ffidavits for B irth C ertificate
Books on or A b o u t th e N egro
C o n su ltan t of Y o u r M any
P roblem s
Phone LAncastor 1568
1453 N. WILLIAMS AVE.
The In te rra c ia l C ouncil of Van-
po rt is sponsoring a goodw ill
B anquet on Feb. 13, 1946 a t th e
au d ito riu m of th e G eorge M ar­
shall School on C ottonw ood St.,
n ear Shopping C en ter No. 5 in
V anport. T he tim e is 7:00 P. M.,
adm ission $1.00 per person. T here
w ill be refresh m en ts and sp eak ­
ers. E njoy a hom e cooked d in n er
and m eet y o u r neighbors. C ontact
Mrs. M. Z ukerm an, 10906 N. Lake
St., Apt. 8379, V anport, T elejhone
U niv ersity 5174 for reserv atio n s
and tickets.
R eservations m ust
be m ade Feb. 8.
RADIO
RECIPIES
Y.W.C.A. NOTES Vanpori News
The T hursday n ig h t em ployed
girls group of the P o rtlan d Young
W om en’s C hristian A ssociation is
open to all girls betw een the ages
of 17 and 35 years w ho are em ­
ployed in in d u stry , household
service, as store clerks, elevator
operators, w aitresses and te le ­
phone operators.
All m eetings are to be heid on
T h u rsd ay evening a t the YWCA,
S.W. B roadw ay a t T aylor at 6:30
p. m., w ith d in n er preceding the
m eeting. R eservations m ust be
m ade by 4 p. m. W ednesday b e­
fore th e m eeting th ro u g h the em ­
ployed girls’ d e p artm en t of th e
YW, Be. 6281.
C lub officers, w ho w ere in stall­
ed J a n u a ry 3, are: P resident, Miss
P au lin e Marrdel; vice president,
Miss N orm a Jarlesb erg ; secretary,
Miss M ary M andel; and treasu rer,
Miss G ladys E dw ards. Mrs. M ar­
jorie H. Jackson, secretary for
group w ork and com m unity se r­
vices a t the P o rtlan d YWCA, is
leader of the group.
A ctivities planned
by the
T h u rsd ay night club
include:
F e b ru a ry 7, business m eeting fol­
lowed by craft instruction and a
v a rie ty hour in th e gym ; F ebruary
14, V alentine d in n e r a t 6:30 fol­
lowed by gam es an d a v ariety
hour in th e gym ; F e b ru a ry 21, a
th e a te r p arty follow ing the 6:30
d in n er; F eb ru ary 28, dinner at
6:30 follow ed by a discussion of
“F u ll E m ploym ent.” Miss Ja n e
F u k ert, a rea project chairm an for
YWCA business and industrial
girls’ groups, w ill be th e speaker.
By Samuel G. Whitney
The E xecutive Council of the
V anport In terracial C ouncil m et
at the hom e of Mrs. M. Z ukerm an
on M onday evening, Ja n u a ry 28 at
10906 L ake St., Apt. 8379. A fter
th e m eeting 9 telegam s w ere sent
to W ashington, D. C., on behalf
of PEPC to O regon C ongressional
D elegation, S enate and House
lead ers and P resid en t T rum an.
F u rth e r plans w ere m ade fo r th e
com ing goodw ill banquet to be
held a t th e M arshall School on
Cottonw ood S tre e t near Shopping
C en ter No. 5 on the evening of
The P u b lic is invited to a tten d
W ednesday, F e b ru a ry 13.
o u r service Sunday 11:30 A. M.,
Feb. 3, at th e V anport C om m unity
O n S unday evening, Ja n u a ry
C hurch. R ecreation C en ter No. 2
27, m em bers of th e Q u artet U nion
Gym. T ex t: Psalm s 8:4; “W hat
an d th eir frien d s sent 26 T ele­
is m a n ”.
gram s to W ashington to O regon
The C hurch of B enevolence,
Senators and R epresentatives on
Rev. B. T. C arey, Pastor.
behalf of PEPC. All telegram s
w ere paid for by the Q u artet “A m erica’s L argest H om e S eller”
Union.
WOMEN’S WILLING WORKERS
328 S. W. Washington
AT 7171
Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel G. W hitney,
SEWING CIRCLE HOLDS
Mrs. M attie S. A lexander of V an- FRAN K L. McGUIRE— 6-room,
MEETING
port and Mr. C hesley C orbett, ed ­
2 bedroom home. C l o s e to
The W om en's W illing W orkers
ito r of the P o rtlan d In q u irer and
school and bus. C orner lot.
Sew ing C ircle m et a t th e home
Miss Love, Mr. C o rb ett’s secre­
P riced a t only $2950. C all J.
of Mrs. M. Flow ers, 92nd. Ave.,
tary. m otored to V ancouver,
D. M orris, AT 7171. A sk for
and A sh street. O fficers discussed
Wash, on S unday evening, J a n u ­
D-156.
the possibility of the M isionaries
ary 27 to atten d a program of the
m eeting w ith the Circle. It proved
N orthw est Q u artet U nion in the ^RANK L. M cGUIRE—5 bedroom
to be a p o p u lar and p ro p er sug­
home, 50x100 lot. F u ll cem ent
M cLoughlin H eights R ecreation
gestion as m ost of th e ladies b e­
basem net, only $2750. C all J.
C enter. Mr. E dw in C. B erry, E x­
long to th e group and a re pressed
D. M orris, AT 7171. A sk for G-
ecutive S ecretary of th e U rban
for tim e.
157.
League of P o rtlan d w as p rin ci­
M em bers a re doing in d ividual
pal speaker.
FRANK L. McGUIRE — P a rtly
w ork ra th e r th a n th ru th e o rg an ­
Mr. W. M. Collier, Supt. of the
furnished, l o v e l y 3-bedroom
ization as th e officers a re of th e
V anport C om m unity
S unday
home. Good location. C all J. D.
opinion th a t it is not opportune
School tu rn ed in his resignation
M orris, AT 7171. A sk for C-206.
ju st now to sta rt.
on last S unday m orning as he is
Mrs. Flow ers, assised by several
leaving on F e b ru ary 1 for C hi­ FRANK L. M cGUIRE—H om e an
ladies presen t, served fried chick- j
w heels. 1 room tra ile r, stove,
cago.
en, hot rols alnd coffee.
bed and built-ins. O nly $125.00.
Mr.
C
ollier
had
been
w
ith
th
e
A t 216 N. E. W asco St., last
C all J. D. M orris, AT 7171. A sk
The v eteran w ho losc3 his or­ S unday School from its beginning
T uesday evening a su rp rise p arty
for H-123.
and reception w as given honoring iginal discharge pap ers is apt to in Ju ly , 1943. He w as selected by
su
ffer
a
long
delay
in
receiving
Rev.
A
nderson,
form
erly
of
C
hi­
E lder and Mrs. E. D ennison, of
FR A N K L. M cGUIRE—B eautiful
S eattle, W ash., on th e ir 16th certain G I benefits. For th a t cago as the first teacher of the
new home, 5 room s, 2 b ed­
reason
he
should
ta
k
e
every
p
re
­
V anport C om m unity
S unday
w edding ann iv ersary , and Mrs.
rooms,
hardw ood floors. W ill
Precious M cSw ain on h er b irth ­ caution to see th a t th e y are k ept School, and in a very short w hile
sell furnished or unfurnished.
in
a
safe
place
and
are
available
w
as
elected
S
u
p
erin
ten
d
en
t,
th
e
day.
Good location, close to tra n s­
a t all tim es, H ugh E. Rossen, d i­ capacity in w hich he served until
Lovely gifts w ere received.
portation. Call J. D. M orris,
R efreshm ents w ere served of recto r of the state d ep artm en t of his resignation. He w as also an
AT 7171 for more inform ation.
v
e
te
ra
n
s’
affairs,
w
arn
ed
today.
appointed
D
eacon
of
the
church.
all kinds.
W hen a v eteran applies for and He also served in m any w ays in FRAN K L. McGUIRE— 5 room, 2
The guests left leaving th e ir
receives his first $20 check for helping raise m oney for C h a rit­
bedroom home. F u ll cem ent
co ngratulations and best wishes.
unem ploym ent u n d er the re a d ­ able purposes.
He w as Shop
basem ent. Close to school and
TEA HONORÉ DAUGHTER-
ju stm e n t allow ance, he m ust tak e S tew ard for E lectrical Local No.
bus. Q uick possession. O nly
IN-LAW
his discharge w ith him to be 48 at the V ancouver Shipyard for
$2950. F or m ore inform ation
call J. D. M orris. AT 7171.
Sunday afternoon th e hom e of stam ped by the unem ploym ent the past tw o years. M em ber of
Council
Mr. and Mrs. P h il R eynolds w as com pensation com m ission in the V ancouver In terracial
FRAN K L. McGUIRE—C om fort­
th e scene of a v ery lovely T ea in U. S. em ploym ent service office and NAACP. He w as also a m em ­
able, 6 room, 3 bedroom f u r ­
w
h
ere
he
receives
his
claim.
This
b
er
of
the
U
rban
League
of
P
o
rt­
honor of th e ir tw o dau g h ters-in -
nished
homes; convenient loca--
stam
p
gives
th
e
d
ate
and
th
e
land and m em ber of V anport V et­
law, Mrs. W alter R eynolds and
tion. Nice lot. V ery n e a t and
Mrs. Jack Reynolds, from 4 P. M. place w here he first m ade ap p li­ eran s G uard Patrol.
clean. O nly $4000.
C all AT.
cation.
to 6 P. M.
Mr. C ollier w ill be m issed v ery
7171, ask to r J. D. M orris.
R
ecent
inform
ation
discloses
The ta b le cen te r piece w as
m uch by th e people of V anport
m ade of th e season’s flow ers and th a t th e v ete ra n ’s discharge also and the V ancouver and P o rtlan d FRANK L. McGUIRE— r,->autiful
su rro u n d ed by candles and w as a m ust be stam ped to show th e area. Before leaving for Chicago
7 room , 3 bedroom home, p a rt­
am ount and type of governm ent the V anport C om m unity S unday
vision of loveliness.
ly furnished, double plum bing;
Coffee, punch and o th er d a in ­ g u a ra n ty used u n d er the G I loan School presented him w ith a gift
fuel furnace. Good location. J .
bill, and th e am ount, if any, re ­ of rem em berance in the form of
ties w ere : erv ed th e guests.
D. M orris, AT 7171, ask fo r C-
206.
L adies assisting th e hostess m aining.
an E versharp pen and pencil set
w ere: M edam es J. W asson, Ella
g u aran teed forever, so th a t his
Sm ith, and Miss M adelyn Thom as.
fu tu re g en eratio n s m ight have FR A N K L. McGUIRE— 6 room, 3
bedroom home, quick posession. 2
Two h u n d red and eighteen p e r­
som ething to rem ind them of his
blocks to bus, schools, close to
sons called d u rin g the tea hours.
service tothe people of V anport.
stores. C all J . D. M orris, AT
The E xecutive Board of Local : 7171, ask for C-200.
GOD M OTHER SU RPRISES
1404
A.F.L.
Scalers
and
A
uto
YOUNG G IRL ON HER
P ain ters U nion m et at th e L abor ( FRAN K L. M cGUIRE—Nice 5-
BIRTHDAY
room , 2 bedroom hom e, oil fu r­
T em ple in P o rtlan d on Monday.
— F eatures —
Mrs. F red d ie F letcher of 173 N.
nace, double plum bing. Com­
Jan . 28, 8:30 P. M. A fter th e m eet­
H alsry St., e n tertain ed little Va-
pletely furnished. $90 m onth in ­
ing they had a surprise b irth d ay
lida Randle, age 10, th e d a u g h ­
come. Good location. C all J. D.
p arty for the A sst. Business A gent
te r of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Randle,
M orris, AT 7171, ask fo r B-83.
Mr. M cQ ueary. Mr. Tom m y Jo h n ­
at a b irth d a y d in n er S atu rd ay ,
son of V anport who is on the
Jan . 26th from 2 P. M. to 5:30
FRAN K L. McGUIRE— 8 room
T rustee B oard shared in th e a f­
P. M.
hom e, all hardw ood floors dw n;
fair.
Seven
m
em
bers
of
the
SATURDAY NIGHT
basem ent; furnace. On bus, close
Mrs. F letch er is God M other for
group purchased tickets for the
February 2, 1946
to stores, school. E asy term s.
Valida.
G oodw ill b an q u et to be given by
C om petely furnished.
J . D.
T w en ty -fiv e
children
w ere
11:00 P. M. — Until
th e V anport In terracial Council
M orris, AT 7171, ask for C-97.
p resen t and all enjoyed th e m ­
on Feb. 13. M ore m em bers of the
selves to the highest.
group plan to a tten d the banquet. FR A N K L. McGUIRE — Nice,
m odern, 4 room , 2 bedroom
MEN'S
hom e, close to school, stores,
STONE
bus and church. E asy paym ents.
CLARK'S
RING
Q uick possession. O nly $1600.
J. D. M orris, AT 7171 for m ore
$
1 0 -K a r a t S o lid O d d
inform ation. As kfor A -136.
2 0 % t a x in c lu d e d
BARGAINS
IN HOMES
Frank L. McGuire
THE VETERANS
SUBWAY
GRILL
CHITTLING
FEAST
Come One - Come All
14.95
H e r e is v o u r c h a n c e t o R e t h i m
i d e a l K lft . a 1 0 -K t. S o lid O d d M e n «
S t o n e Rinfif f o r o n l y $14.95, n o t a x e s ]
o r O. O.D. c h a r g e s t o a d d . C h o i c e o f
fiv e la rg e b e a u tifu lly colored stones,
ru b y red, d ee p b lu e sa p p h ire , e m e r ­
a ld g re e n , a m t h v s t . o r g o ld e n y ellow .
The ap p ro p riate g ift for any man. I
S pecify size a n d color w h en ord erin g , j
Send m oney o rd er or p ay p o stm a n on I
arriv al. One w eek m oney-back guar-j
ante»*. W e p a y t a x e s a n d m a il in g
c h a r g e s . D e p t. P I -2 0
LOMO NOVELTY COMPANY
1 1 W 4 2 n d S t .. K e w Y o r k 18. N . Y .
BLUE HEAVEN LUNCH ROOM
1042 N. LARRABEE ST.
SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN
— Our Specialty —
STEAKS a n d CHOPS
Ice Cold Beer . . . Soft Drinks
— Open from 9:00 A. M. to 12:30 A. M. —
W. J.
CLARK.
P r o p r ie t o r
FRAN K L. M cGUIRE—Special!
M odern, 5 room home, garage,
basem ent. L arge lot. % block
to bus, close to school, store.
Easy term s. Q uick possession,
ow ner occupied. On San R afael
betw een U nion and W illiams.
J. D. M orris, AT 7171 for p a r­
ticulars. Ask for G-168
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