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The ADVOCATE TWO SATURDAY, MARCH 21. M l lilt* YOUNGER SET EDITORIAL PAGE] CChurrltPH 1111. A D V O C A T E (B y G E N E V A 1VKV — B A1*TISTS— Mount Olivet Baptist Church Published Every Saturday at Suite 3U-SI3 Macleay Building. Portland, Oregon Phone A T » atei IMS East First ind Schuyler Sts Rev J. L. Castoa. Minister Shiloh Baptist Church BEATRICE H ilANNADY......................................................U tU > •** P» * « »*»* 1 YANCY FRANKLIN....................................... ttsutmt Manager nmj Compositor Wll.1 JAM PICKENS ............................................................ CmUrUmtimg Editor ROSALIE B I R D ....................... ....... — ...... Society Editor and Reporter DeNORVAL U N T H A N K , M. D. ............................Health Editor N AN C Y LEE ______________________________ _____________ - ......Love Editor KITS REID, RALPH C CLDYE AND CLIFFORD MITCHELL........ Celasuusn Subscription Rate» (.Payable in Advancei : One Year, $~.50, Six Month», $1,50; Three Months. $1.00 Entered aa Second Class Matter in the Post Office at Portland. Oregon, Under the Act of 1912 East Tth and Everett Sts. — EPISCOPALIAN— St Phillips Mission Knott »nd Rodney Sts, Blaine Coles, Lay Reader — H O U SE O F P R A Y E R — House ol Prayer East 10th and Grant St» Robert Sesrcie. Fsstor Miss Rosalie Bird," A motor truck so big that it carries — M E T H O D IS T — two drivers who have to be connected Bethel A M E Church with one another by telephone is in l.arrabee and McMillen Sts operation in England. Rev. Daniel G. Hill Jr . Minister --------o------ — The Advocate succeeded in placing First A. M E. Zioa Church 4tT Williams Ave three persons at work this week. Two Rev. W. R Lovell. Minister for general housework and one oook- ing. . _________________ _ — ---- -------------- ------ WHERE TO BUY TH E ADVOCATE At the Advocate office. 212 Macleay building. Rutherford's Barber Shop, 340 W il- liams avenue, in Foster's Pool HalL The Elks building, 310 Williams avenue. Friendship Pool HalL S ix t h , near Glisan (W est Side). Medley Hotel Restaurant. Interstate Avenue (in Medley Hotel). OiiVet Cljurcf) As unemployment is with us and so obvious, a great deal of editorial matter necessarily deals with it. Un DR. J. L. C ASTO N . Pastor til it is solved that will be the con (Mildred Ivey, Reporter) dition of things. Though we do not venture the solution, we will state Beginning Sunday. Dr. Caston will that soup lines, road labor, etc., do deliver “ The Sermon On the Mount NOT solve i t in six divisions, continuing through next week. The following week there One good point for our law system will be Holy Week service, which will is that it makes a criminal out of both close on Easter. the rich and the poor if they sleep out The Olivet Fellowship was enter under bridges and in empty buildings. tained Monday evening by Mrs. Geo. We did not learn that in law school, Payne. but a writer, pretty well known, Ana- The Olivet Sewing Circle met with tole Frances, discovered it quite a Mrs. Elsie Maney Thursday after while ago. noon. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Duke en tertained the Searchlight Club at We man not understand all of the their home in Mt. Tabor Thursday workings o f the gubernatorial mind, evening. The tea given by the but a lopping of almost a third of the Searchlight on St. Patrick’s Day was education appropriation seems to us a success. to have been unwise. The whole role The decorating of the upstairs part of the living generation is to give of the church is finished. Looks nice. culture and advancement to the Two attractive and impressive addi younger. Our whole intricate lives tions in the rostrum are: On the right are built up on the framework of im a pulpit stand with an open Bible and proving things for the children. That a soft colored light. On the left is is the only and final aim we have in a table which will be decorated with living. flowers from Sunday to Sunday, by members of the church in honor of some loved one who has passed on to P A T R O N IZ E O U R the Great Beyond. A D V E R T IS E R S There will be a dedication service of the newly renovated building some time after Easter. The president of the B. Y. P. U., Geraldine Williams, will be in charge Sunday. She has planned a very nov el way to conduct the meeting, which will be very impressive. Young peo ple. the meeting is yours. Will you come and make it better if it can be done? Don’t forget, 6:45 p. m. TO END COMMUNISM The committee of congressmen, headed by Congressman Fish, created to investigate and dig into commun ism in the United States, found out that communism is a cobra-headed monster; that its poisonous venom is spreading and unless it is checked it will destroy free and independent America. Because of these findings the Fish committee recommends drastic action, to-wit: refuse to recognize communist party as a legitimate political party, deport all communists, prohibit all printed matter favorable to commun ism. All of which is not worth the paper it is written on. If the spirit of communism is grow ing in America, and we believe it is, it is because of the reckless disre gard which the ruling class has for the rights of the average citizen. With the general rise of intelligence in America, the bait which once lured the unthinking workers into the trap of the dominating group will fail. The starving multitudes in the “ richest” and “ grandest” country in the world take no pleasure and re ceive no comfort from big buildings, towering palaces and giant mergers. They have a right to expect a square deal. And if Qie present form of government is unable to give them bread they will turn to something else — even communism. And all the forces o f the world will not be able to stop it. I f communism is dangerous, and the Fish committee thinks it is, the way to stop it is not by drastic pro hibitory laws, but by an intelligent and fair distribution of profits. When men are hungry and have nowhere to lay their heads they seek change. W hen suffering becomes general and widespread, men become more inter ested in bread than they do in forms of government. To end the communistic movement in America, make thet oilers satisfied by giving them justice.— Ex. J M ORGAN Modern E tie-Room Furnished Apartments Bent Reasonable Call EAst 0123 Mr». H. Troutman Grants Pass, Ore., has more tele- I phones than all of Paraguay. r - - - - - - - ---------- ----------------- — 1385 Grand Ave. N. 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This amazing Ointment is made in the whilt. It behooves all, especially poor famous Dr. Fred Palmer’s Labora people, to save their small earnings, tories where are also made those for the end is not yet other beauty aids you know so well: Dr. Fred Palmer’s Skin Whitener Soap, S. in Whitener Face Powder, Were all the Bell telephone em Hair Dresser and Hid Deodorant ployes in the United States to be I which may be had at all drugstores for 25 cents each or will be sent gathered together they would make two cities as large as Portland, Ore., j postpaid upon receipt o f price. Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Dept. and San Diego, Cal. 3, Atlanta, Ga. j j We are not quite a metropolitan , daily and so do not have the lime and , staff to handle ail of the news. We have to ask our friends to allow for 1 omissions. The mechanical side of a paper is hardly ever seen by those who ask the most of us. Messrs. Toby Johnson and Guy Mrs. P. H. Huff was in the city Holmes were guests at breakfast Sun last week. Mr. and Mrs. Huff for Mrs. Mamie Stanton waa hostess to day of Miss Rosalie Bird, 681 Ganten merly resided in Corvallis but later the regular meeting of the Esperanto bein avenue. Breakfast Club Wednesday morning moved to Oklahoma. at her home in Alberta. A delicious Misses Nellie F'ranklin and Geneva The Unique Club of Uoodfellows two-course meal was served to seven Turner arrived home Wednesday to entertained with a formal dance last members of the club. A brief busi spent the blaster holidays with thair Tuesday night at the Elks’ hall. Those ness session was followed by the pres families and friends. who attended reported having had a entation of a aet of very pretty tum delightful time. blers to Mrs. Cora Jamison by the The little Tom Thumb golf course Is Honoring hit 84th birthday anniver club, in honor of her recent birthday quite the popular meeting place for sary, entertained a party at the fam anniversary. The meeting was then out-of-door sports fans. It opened ily residence in Montavilla, Sunday, turned over to the instructor, Mrs. auspiciously last Tuesday. for Sergeant David Haskina. The Beatrice Cannady, who conducted a beautiful and delicious rake waa made lesson in F'.aperanto and read severul The Emergency Club held a very and presented by Mrs. Ida Franklin, letters from Mrs. Anna Kincaid, which interesting meeting last Friday night daughter of Sergeant and Mrs. Has were in Esperanto, and the club with Mrs. B. Slemins, hostess, at her kina. Several lovely presents were translated same. Next meeting wili home, 720 Union avenue North. The received by the honoress. Mr. and be held at the home of Mrs. Jannie club is planning to present a comedy Mrs. R. I). Luscher were alto recent Myles. drama in the near future. hosts at breakfast for the pleasure of Sergeant and Mrs. David .Haskins, The Old Rose Club met Thursday with Mrs. Winnie Davia, hostess. P leate P a y I our >nls»rription time-honored friends. Zion Cfyucrf) Rev. W. R Lovell, pastor iBv Keren Mills Collins, Reporter! Specializing in All Lines of Beauty Work C J. Walker Toilet Goods for sale Spokane Happ’nings Rev. Lovell will preach at both (By K. H. H O LM E S* services Sunday. SPOKANE, W A S H IN G T O N Praise and prayer service on Wed East 2208, So Crescent Avenue nesday, 8 p. m. Members are urged to attend. The Vigilantes Club will give a SPOKANE, Wash.— Much needej Episcopal church of Hillyard last Sun Jigg’s dinner March 27. Benefit the church. Mrs. R. H. Camp ia president rain prevails in Eastern Washington. day night. of the club. The Zion Emergency Club met at The ladies of the Missionary Society "" Th* dinner put on by the Cflvary the home of Mrs. B. Clemins, 720 A. M. E. Church will serve luncheon Baptist church to celebrate its 4Uth anniversary last week was entirely Union Avenue North, Friday night. all day March 20. successful. A pleasing report was made from the apron social held at the home of Mrs. U. S. Senator C. C. Dill, well known Burt Turner. for his consistent friendship to the The Hotel De Gink, that has fur Quarterly Conference will be held race, returned from Washington, D. nished food and lodging for hundreds the fifth Sunday in March. Rev. T. i C., last Monday night and was wel of unemployed men, many of them Allen Harvey, presiding. j corned home by all classes. rare men, will close April 1. Bethel Church News Between 24th and 25th ¿»A lluring B e a u t y The Culture Club was entertained last Monday by Mrs. Marcel Johnson at her home, 78? Swanson »treat. Nezt Monday the club will meet with Mrs. Estelle Williams in Alberta. APARTM ENTS 789 E. Burnside Street j 681 Gantenbein Avenue Phone MU 1686 Mrs. Willis Read (Pollyaim ) waa The Esperanto Breakfast Club is planning to have an entertainment hostess to an unique luncheon St. Pat soon. Mrs. FYank Adams is planning rick’s Day at the family residence, .103 Cherry street. A delectable four- it. course luncheon was served from the The Rosebud Study Club will meet dining table, made attractive with its Wednesday with Mrs. Elisabeth Black green cloth and large low centerpiece man, hostess, at her beautiful home of yellow and green daffodils and in Irvington. “ Queen of Sheba" will fern. Place cards, representative of be the topic for discussion, led by the shamrock, the Irish potato, the tail silk hat and cane, announced Miss Kate Lewis. places for the following: Mesdames The Mimona Bridge Club met James Manley, Lillian Jenkins Lay, Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deedd, Ilia F'uller, Moore, L. Eugene Carr in their new home in 11. Higby, Beatrice Bannister and Beatrice Bannister and Beatrice II. Monta villa. Cannady. Pretty table was in green Mr. and Mrs. Chin Hing Qong have shades of green and napkins to match issued invitations to the wedding of completed the "Irish " service. After their daughter, Miss Mabel, to Mr. eating the ladies enjoyed muaic fur You Chung Hong on Saturday, March nished by Mesdames la y and Can 28, at the Chinese Presbyterian church nady and littla Shirley lllmr Reed. Before departing for home. Mrs. Reed in Los Angeles. made several snapshots of her gusts. Bethel By The Bridge On Larrabbee and McMillen Sts. Rev D. G. Hill, Pastor Tommy Hines is recovering from a Ralph Hendricks and Arthur Burch touch of flu. incumbents, were re-elected city com Mrs. G. S. Allen has been indis missioners in last Tuesday's election posed, suffering with an attack of A bond issue of $500,000 to build rheumatism. city auditorium was overwhelmingly Mrs. Ed Hood, Mrs. Geo. Parker defeated. and Sybil Stafford reported ill. Marguerite Griffith— Reporter Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport have A. Brothwaite, o f Calgary, in the The Joymakers’ Club met Thursday employ of the Canadian Pacific, waa christened their little eon, a recent acquisition to the family, John Daven with Mrs. Mae Hill at Bethel pas- in the city last week visiting his port, Jr., after hia father. snnage. family. Brothwaite said it had been The state legislature closed last Rev E. L. Jamison will fill the pul- reported ^ pwg c. r , ervice be. pit Sunday. j tween Spokane and Calgary will be WVdnesday and by the end of the week several of Spokane's residents Next Sunday, March 29, the pre.id- r,.Humed June L will be back home. ing elder. Rev. T. A. Patterson, will We trust that the little excursion to have charge all day. In the after E. H. Holmes is recovering from an the coast has proved beneficial to noon the K. of P.’s will have their attack of sciatic rheumatism. the boys, physically as well as finan annual service. Rumor reaches Spokane that the cially. Union Pacific will take o ff its division superintendents’ cars May 1. First the Milwaukee, then the Great North ern, next the Union Pacific, leaving only the Northern Pacific with its di IN vision superintendent’s cars that has afforded continuous employment to be in f race men for more than a generation. during SÏ, PHILLIPS MISSION MARTIN’S BEAUTY SUOI* 3 16 William* Ave. Rodney and Knot Sts. REV. H. D C H AM B E R S C H AR G E The regular services will charge of Mr. Blaine B. Coles The opening of the Tom Thumb golf course was quite a success Matur day. Kosalee Byrd officiated at the club house. The young people turned out ea masse at the hard times dance, Mat- unlay night. Everyone spent a de lightful evening alternating dancing and golfing on the Tom Thumb golf course. Judging by the costumes, one would believe that times were indeed hard. Ealeile Patterson entertained a large number of the young people at her home Sunday night. Juat a social gathering to pass away tin- evening Ivan Cannady ia enjoying the rem nants of hla brother’s car—what there ia left of it. George doesn’t need it, anyway. He seems to have gone in hiding for the rest of the spring working hard. The Triangle club has turned its regular meeting days over to prac ticing for the all-city high school’s play, “ The Mystic F’lower.” The G. A. A. club wants to remind everybody that the "Morrikannaa" are putting on a dance. Handbills are being dlatributed about the city g iv ing date, place, music, time and ad mission charge. Hand your notes in early and avoid the laat-minute rush. George Cannady won second prize in a singing contest at the Paramount theatre last Saturday night. Three prizes were awarded: First, $10; sec ond, $5; third, $2.50. Georg* says he was nosed out for the firat by a pretty girl. Hut he doesn't mind that Looks hke we're to have another Paul Robeson, eh? Master F'rank Thomas arrived in the city Sunday from Woodbum and will stay with his father, O. S Thomas. _____ t Miss Cora F'ranklin has issued pret ty hand painted invitations to a birth day parly at her home Saturday night, March 28. Merritnan Maxwell ha* moved to Portland and is muking his home with the F'ranklin family. Mr*. Alice Jamison of 1190 llolgatc street sponsored a birthday party honoring Mrs. Shelby Golden last Monday, Mrs. Vide Simms, of 824 East Pine street, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bird and daughter and Guy Holmes were din ner guests Sunday of Mrs. Bird’s sis ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Slaughter. A large number of guest* called to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carr upon their new home in Monta villa, when Mrs. Winnie Davis, Mr. Carr's mother, sponsored open house for them. Many gave the couple gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Carr are among Portland's most progressive young folk and their friends are happy to see them progress. 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