Friday. M arch IS. 1946
PO RTLAN D INQUIRER
?«0* Six
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Society News
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By A nn M orrison an d H elena
Hot Cross Buns For Lent
tow n guest w as Mrs. Susie S h an
By A nn M orrison and
non of L onview , W ash. E a rlie r in
H elena S ear eie
th e a ftern o n th e W om en’s M is
OVERSEAS RED CROSS
sionary
Band convened. D ifferent
W O R K E n R E iu R N S
Mrs. C urtis, nee E llen T or suggestions w ere m ade by m em
rence, is spending a few d ay s in bers as to how to c a rry on p e r
P o rtlan d visiting w ith Mrs. L ena sonal m issionary w ork. T he m em
W illiam s. Mrs. C urtis is a Red bers are m aking sev eral q u ilts
Cross w ork er and w as stationed for th e Mission soon. O ur object
in the Sou th Pacific for sev eral is to have a place fixed an d p re
m onths. W hile in M anila last p ared for trav elin g m issionaries
Ja n u a ry she w as m a rrie d to Mr. or E vangelists th a t m ig h t stop
C urtis, fro m N ew Y ork w ho is w ith us on th e ir w ay to v a r
ious places. T he n e x t m eeting
also in the arm ed service.
W ednesday evening Mrs. C her- ing is a t th e hom e of M other J.
rie H ilm an an d h e r d au g h ter, G ross 4224 S. E. G lenw ood. N ew
Miss L ena, w ere hostesses fo r a m em bers are w elcom e a t all
d in n er p a rty in honor o f Mrs. tim es.
C urtis.
Mrs. C urtis plans to leave for
R ochester, N. Y., en ro u te she e x N U PTIA LS
pects to stop off at L a G rande,
S eam an 1 /c J. J. R ezendes and
O re., to visit h er fa th e r and
Miss Jo sep h in e S earce w ere m a r
friendfe.
ried M arch 8th a t V ancouver,
SERVICEMAN HOUSE GUEST
Wash. The Rev. P a u l E kw all
P riv a te Jo h n L. Jacob an d Sea
p erform ed th e cerem ony. T heir
m an 1st class, W. G ray, a re house
guests for a few days of Mr. and a tte n d a n ts w ere Mrs. E velina
Mrs. C harles Redd, uncle and Sw an, as m aid of honor and Mr.
aun* o f P riv a te Jacob on S. E. H e rb e rt Jen k in s, as best m an.
Mr. R ezendes is being discharged
17th Ave.
from
service in a few days after
V ISITIN G IN THE
serving in sev eral b a ttle s o v er
WINDY CITY
Mr. C. B. M acey and children seas,
The reception took place on
le ft la st w eek for a fo rte n ite
M onday, M arch 12th a t th e hom e
v isit w ith relativ es in Chicago.
of Mr. and Mrs. Irv in g P roctor.
SOCIETY MATRON BACK
Mrs. P ro c to r is a sister of Mrs.
FROM W ASHINGTON
A fter spending sev eral w eeks R ezendes and resides a t 2036 N.
in Spokane and oth er p a rts of E. W illiam s Ave.
The bird e w ore a tra d itio n a l
W ashington, Mrs. P o lly an Reed
of N. E. C herry C ourt, is back w hite sating w edding gown. The
home. Mrs. Reed inform ed a r e veil w as finger tip le n g th and
p o rter th a t the trip w as grand, w as h eld in place b y a sem i halo
b u t she is glad to be back in of seed pearls. She carrie d a
b eau tifu l b o u q u et of w h ite c a r
P ortland.
nations, w h ite sw eet peas and
SIG H TSEEIN G IN THE
m aiden h a ir fe rn tie d w ith a
N ATIONAL CA PITO L
A nother trav el-m in d ed person w hite satin ribbon. As th e groom
is Mrs. L ettie P o lk w ho left last is still in th e service he w ore
F rid ay for a v isit in W ashington, his n av a l uniform . T he couple
D. C. to visit h e r son. E n ro u te stood beside a lovely c u t glass
she w ill stop for a few days to bow l w ith flo atin g candles and
spend some tim e w ith a n o th er violets.
The house w as a rra n g e d w ith
son there.
flow ers and ta p e rs and soft lights.
BON VOYAGE PARTY
HONORS O FFICE SECRETARY Ice cream and cake w ere served
S atu rd ay evening, M arch 2, Mr. from th e ta b le w hich held th e
C hesley E. C orbett, m anaging ed m ost gorgeous th re e tie re d w ed
ito r of th e P o rtlan d In q u irer, ding cake atop w hich w ere th e
w as host at a cocktail p a rty h o n m in ia tu re b rid al pair. A lace
oring Miss R ebeker S. Love, of cloth a n r cry sta l p lates helped
fice secretary of th e P o rtla n d In to set off th e table. Delicious
q uirer, w ho left T uesday, M arch p unch w as serv ed from a huge
5, to visit h er fath er, b ro th ers cut glass punch bow l th a t stood
and sisters in L aw ton, O klahom a, in th e corner. M any u sefu l gifts
also to drop in a t L angston U n i w ere received b y th e tw o. N early
v ersity w here she g rad u ated , to a h u n d re d frie n d s w ere p resen t
to see m em bers of th e faculty to x ten d th ir co n g ratu latio n s and
and the stu d en t body, fo r an in good w ishes to th e young couple.
Those w h o assisted w ith th e se rv
d efin ite stay.
A fter a lovely feast Mr. C o r ing w ere M esdam es Johnson,
b e tt had special arran g e m e n ts for S la te r F errell, M adelyn Flow ers,
an o th er p arty at th e D ude Ranch Jessie D aniels, L illian G roves,
w here th e p a rty sp en t a m ost G race B urks, E velena S w an and
T he Misses
enjoyable even in g dancing, con E lizab eth A v n itt.
versing and w atch in g th e floor Naom i D aniels, T h eresa Searcie,
show. Bon voyage, R ebeker, we A nnabelle P roctor, A lpha S earcie
received th e guests a t th e door
m iss you already.
and took th e ir nam es. Rev. M.
SILV ER WEDDING
A NNIVERSARY OBSERVED
Je ffe rie s also help ed to see th a t
T he hom e of Mr. and Mrs. things w ent along sm oothly.
Lloyd G riffith w as th e scene of
a p arty celeb ratin g th e ir tw en ty -
Mrs. D orothy M cSw ain, w ife
fifth anniversary .
of
Mr. H enry M cSw ain and her
Mrs. G riffith w as gow ned in
a blue crepe dress w ith a corsage b ro th e r Mr. R ich ard L aw rence
of w hite carn atio n s and pin k h y w ere called to th e bedside of th e ir
acinths. T he gift ta b le w as p re m other, Mrs. L aw ren ce in M inn
sided over by Mrs. J. D uke, m o eapolis, Minn. W ord has been
th e r of Mrs. G riffith. T he m ain received th a t th e m o th er is m uch
attractio n w as th e b eau tifu l w ed im proved.
ding cake w ith w hite icing, trim
m ed in w hite roses and silver
leaves in pink icing. On top of
th e cake w as th e w edding date.
The gifts w ere num erous and
beautiful.
C o ngratulations
to
you both.
Miss O llie M arie B rooks of
N. E. H ancock an d Mrs. Lee Mc-
C linton, w ere m a rrie d in V an
couver on T h u rsd ay M arch 7th.
Mrs. M cC linton is th e sister of
Mr. W alter B rooks of th e above
On M arch 10th the W om en’s address.
W illing W orkers m et a t th e home
of Mrs. Effie Lee at 6315 S. E.
A b irth d a y p a rty w as given in
62nd Ave. E veryone had a love
ly tim e. D uring th e delicious honor of Mr. G eorge M cSw ain
lunch Mrs. L. G en try and m o th er on Feb. 28th. A host of friends
G ross w ere p resen ted w ith lit had a olvely tim e. A delicious
tle gifts. T hey w ere th e hon rep ast w as served. T he p a rty w as j
ored guests because th e ir b irth given by Mr. and Mrs. M. Me-1
d ay s a re in M arch. O u r o u t of j Sw ain.
One a penny, two a penny Hot Cross Buns! It’s the traditional hot bread
th a t ushers in the Lenten season— light, deliciously flavored yeast dough,
enriched with spices, candied orange peel and raisins. H ere’s a hot bread
th a t can pinch hit for dessert any day—try it with a wedge of cheese or a
bit of homemade icily. ‘‘Swell change” the family will say—“sugar sav
ing, and easy to make,” you’ll gratefully say. Clip this tested recipe and
try it tomorrow.
HOT CROSS BUNS
2 ca k es com pressed y ea st
*4 cup lukew arm w a te r
1 teasp oon sugar
I j t cup S p ry
2 tea sp o o n s s a lt
2 tea sp o o n s cin n a m o n
V% tea sp o o n n u tm eg
cup su gar
cup scalded m ilk
2 eggs
2 ta b lesp oon s candied or a n g e
p e e l, chopped
1 cup r a is in s or c u rra n ts
5 c u p s sifted a ll-p u rp ose flour
Crumble yeast into cup. Add lukewarm w ater and one teaspoon sugar
and set in warm place until it becomes light and spongy (about 15 min
utes). Combine Spry, salt, spices and % cup sugar in large bowl. Add
scalded milk and stir until Spry is melted. CooT until lukewarm. Add
y east and blend.
Reserve a small am ount of egg white fo r glaze. B eat eggs, and add
w ith orange peel and raisins to yeast mixture. Mix well. Add flour and
knead to a smooth dough. Cover and let rise until double in bulk (about
2 hours). Form into 2-inch balls, place in two Spry-coated 8 x 8 x 2-inch
pans, allowing a small space between rolls. P u t in warm place and let
rise to 1% tim es original size.
A fter rolls have risen, bruUi w ith sm all am ount of egg w hite beaten
with 1 tablespoon w ater and snip & deep cross in each bun w ith scissors.
A pain let rise until very light. Bake in m oderate oven (360°F.) 30-35
minutes. When done, fill cross on top of each bun w ith Royal Icing,
using a spoon or pastry tube. Makes 2 dozen buns.
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Royal Icing. B eat % cup sifted confectioners’ su g ar gradually into I
unbeaten egg white. Add 1 teaspoon lemon juice ana beat in % cup
sifted confectioners’ sugar gradually. Continue beating until stiff.
C ocked H at R olls
Go easy on precious sugar—give the fam ily tasty, tender rolls shaped
like three-cornered hats, filled w ith home-made preserves or marmalade.
E legant for luncheon dessert, teatim e tre a t—or any time when some
thing sweet is in order.
You know, nothing tastes b etter than wholesome yeast bread! And
nothing is easier to make when you have a tested recipe like this one,
to give you the "know-how.” Collect compliments galore—make Cocked
H a t Rolls today.
Satisfying
s w e e ts th a t sa v e s u g a r . .
bYrnd. Add eggs and mix well. Add
flour and knead to a smooth dough.
2 cnke«> c o m p r e iw d
1 c u p sc ald e d m ilk
Cover and let rise until double in
2 e g g s. b e a te n
ri'R « t
bulk (about 2 hours).
*4 c u p lu k e w a rm
4*.» cup* s ifte d
a ll-p u rp o s e flour
w a te r
Take H of dough on board and
1 te a sp o o n s u g a r
% c u p o r a n g e m ar
knead lightly. Roll very thin, cut
m ala d e . r r a p e
c u p S p ry
2 teartp o o n s M ilt
je lly , o r raspberry in 4-inch circles. Place 1 teaspoon
V i cup su g ar
jam
orange m arm alade on each circle.
M oisten edges o f c irc le s w ith
Crumble yeast into small bowl.
Add lukewarm w ater and 1 tea Water. Pinch and seal dough a t 3
spoon sugar and set in warm place reg u lar points to form a triangle
until it becomes light and spongy w ith fillin g sh o w in g in c e n te r.
(about 15 m inutes). Combine Spry, Place close together in Spry-coated
salt, and sugar in large bowl ana pans and let rise in w arm place
add scalded milk. S tir until Spry until light.
is melted, then cool until luke
B ake In m oderate oven (SSO’F.),
warm. Add yeast m ixture a n d . 20-25 minutes. Makes S d eceit. 3
COCKED HAT ROUS
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A ll the churches of G od in
C hrist are planning a w elcom e
reception for th e ir S tate M other
R ita D ouglas of B akersfield, Cal.
She has carge of th e State’ of O re
gon and W ashington d istrict M is
sionaries.
Mrs. R eed and J. C. F o ster
have charge of th e com m ittee
and the recep tio n w ill be held
M arch 13 a t 224 N. 10th Ave.
Eld. B. M. M cSw ain is in charge.
T here is a lot of the sport fans
w o r dering w hats getting th e m a t
te r w ith th e fig n t situ atio n a-
ro u n d these parts, I also have
w ondered so lets have a looksee.
L itle Jo h n n ie Sw arze a ju n io r
w e lte r loses to P o rtla n d ’s p rid e
T om m y M over th e gas house kid
from dow n Sell wood .w ay then
Tom m y is given the nod over
d a rk skinned L incoln S tanley
w ho m any th o u g h t should have
w on in stead of our Tom m y. Now
th e p ictu re changes to an o th er
one Bobby Volk w ho is slated
to m eet a G ilb ert W hitesides from
S an ta M onica, Calif. B obby is
u n ab le to keep th is engagm ent
so a su b stitu tio n is necessary to
save th e show. So w e call on the
one fa ith fu l w ho is alw ays ready
an d w illing to m eet any one re
g ardless of w eight.
K now n to
ev ery fig h t fan as Speedy C an
non a p re tty slick chick him self
w itn his dukes. W ell this C annon
boy proceeded to m ake a gory
m ess out of said W hitesides for
th re e rounds and for som e re a
son (you fig u re it out) coasted
to a unanim ous win. A rem atch
is m ade for Mr. W hitesides again
to face V olk and this w as the
joker, u n d er the nam e of W hite,
this tim e W hite as he w as called
p u t up a good fig h t against Volk
and altho Bobby got t he decis
ion th ere w ere m any w ho thought
W hite should have had a draw
a t least. So these sam e tw o boys
are m atched again ONLY this
tim e its V olk and W hitesides.
So W hitesides show s up the nite
before the fight w ith a v ery bad
c u t over th e left optic w hich no
m edical ex am in er if such be and
it should be, b u t I say no m edical
ex am in er w ould have allow ed
W hitesides to fight should he
have been exam ined and no m an
o r lad should fight unless he has
h a d a physical check up. B ut
w hat about C annon? W hy w on’t
M oyer or Volk fight th is boy?
W hy isn’t he given a chance on
these shows? C annon can m ake
th e w elterw eig h t of 147 pounds
and he is as rough a show m an
and a b e tte r fig h ter th a n m ost
of th e lads w ho a re getting the
calls to post. M aybe our Tom m y
and Bobby don’t care for m au l
ing p a rt w ith C annon BUT WHY?
H e can m ake w eight for eith e r
of them . A nd I’m su re th a t eith er
of our w elter or m iddle hom e
tow n cham ps w ould be ever so
glad to fig h t C annon on a W at
erm an prom otion. C annon m ade
a chum p out of W hitesides and
y et each tim e, tw ice since the
houses have been average I ’m told
by m any th a t th e public w ants
to see both M oyer and Volk
F ig h t C annon and you can be
sure e ith er of these w ill draw
p len ty well. C annon is anxious
and w illing to fight e ith er of
these boys b u t do e ith er of the
cham ps care to m eet Cannon?
You ask them then ask W ater
m an, why?
FA REW ELL M IDNIGHT
SU PPER
Eld. C. T. Jam es of Los A ngeles
w as th e honored guest a t a m id
night su p p er on T hu rsd ay , Mar.
7th. Mrs. L ulia R an d all of N. E.
Wasco w as th e charm ing hostess.
C rah gum bo as only M rs. R andall
can m ake ot w as th e m ain and
superb dish. A n abun d an ce of
soft d rin k s w ere served also.
Eld. Jam es w as on a to u r for
th e F o u r G qane G ospel C hurch
of C alifornia an d to u red into
W ashington an d as fa r as V ictoria
B ritish C olum bia. H e is also a
radio an n o u n cer
an d N ational
chorus lead e r of ch u rch of God
in C hrist E vangelist. Eld. J. C.
F oster w as th ere also. A bout 25
persons w ere p resen t to w ish
th e E ld er a safe re tu rn home.
T hey d ep a rte d ab o u t 3 a. m. to
Mrs. D ennis C ollins hom e on N.
E. 1st Ave. for b reakfast. Mrs.
M. K ey, Mrs. C row der an d Mrs.
M. V irgil assisted Mrs. Collins
in serving th e guests.
CHURCH NEW S
S unday evening th e W om ens’
M issionary Society of B eth el A.
M.E. C h u rch had charge of the
evening service. Mrs. G eorge
T hom as w as the m ain speaker.
The su b ject w as ‘M arching F eet.”
M istress of cerem onies w as Mrs.
B. G raves. Invocotion by M rs. S.
C lark, S c rip tu re read in g by Mrs.
Ivy Pope. Solos by M esdam es
D orothy G ray and M ullens. F in
ance com m ittee, Mrs. B ell Jo h n
son and Mrs. M ary Brow n.
TO TA K E COURSE IN
BEAUTY CULTURE
Mrs. G ladys W elch of 2136 A.
V ancouver A venue, left th is w eek
for Los A ngeles, and O akland,
C alifornia, w here she w ill tak e a
course in beau ty culture.
A FAN
P. S. I believe th e last fight
th a t this fig h ter speedy C annon
lost w as 1943 to Mason “M ickey”
P ease the fighting policem an.
W ell Jo e W aterm an how about ]
giving this colored youth a chance
now he alw ays train s I h ear 1
and alw ays is in good physical
shape w hen you need him to
fight. H ere’s hoping Speedy C an
non gets a chance in Portland.
I NEVER M ISS A
BOXING SHOW FA N
dötijierotö
I have just learned that there
are only about 20 million factory
workerr In the United States.
This is only about one-seventh of
our total nopulation.
1 .iave .somehow oeen under the
impression that there were at
least 100 million factory workers
in our country.
These ooys sure sound like
more than one-seventh ol the
population— walking out, sitting
(Jjwr. ;tanding jp ying down,
anc itherwise raising cain- -on
the /rent -»ages of the news
papers filling the public eye and
ear anc demanding government
attention.
It Ihe millions of farm ers and
stenographers and grocery store
keepers and housewives and
other workers of the country
m:.de as much of a fuss about
themselves as the industrial
workers, life in America would
sure be one large hullabaloo.
EAT WITH US
You are always
welcome—
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