M.ond::iy, May 5, 1947 THE NORTHWEST CLARION AND PACIFIC DISPATCH PAGE THREE THESE PORTLAND ADVERTISERS APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE ·1 pl<•;1<,NI whPn Wf' saw Mi P1•;1rl M, p~;,, Social TICK TICK Un·w in tfu• Carol choir Shr- hu-; 1h<· honor of bring the only m{•m• h1•r of our group Lo <,Inf( in ;1 churrh < hc1ir of nnoLJwr group. and ll1-:1.t.N11. SP..AnCm Mr. Lourc•n B. Syk(•s is thl' di. IT'S A BOY Mr. and Mrs. B1•11nic J!dmilton ATTF.l\DED :vJEETING IN ucc• t],., 1» oud J""·cnts of a boundng TACOMA r('c lor of the church choir". Following the rerit;_il a rf'cl·ptirm Tlw- WflS hr>ld nt tlw church honoring \1r Fox. Luhy boy. Grundpnr('nl'>, Mr. nnd Mic;sf'~ lft>lf'1111, Alpho nnd Mrs. Allwrt Morton and Mr. all() rc•<,(•n SNlrcie sp(•nt the we<'k-<>nd in Mrs. !Ierlwt Li,wis. Tucomo, \'Yn., otl<•nding Tlil' Young Y,W.C.A. NOTES PcopJp'<; conv(•ntion of the llou<;c of SUNDAY SCl1OOL OFI•ICIAL Prnyc,. of All Nutiom. They ,·<•ported The• Tri-f club c1ncl Fdo club C('l<· brnted Union Day Thursday, with a dmncl' nnd prngram, April 1 i. IIEHE u wond<·rful time ,ind around twcntyM1·. E. I.. Ev11m. of Yokimn, ,vn., I fi,·e dek•gates were pres<'nt, Di!>l. Superintendent of Sunday ! Miss Loretta Jones of the Tri-F club prl:'sided. Schools in the Puget Sound A.M.E. \"IHGIL FOX PRESENTED IN churches, was n plcasonl ,isitor in ORGAN HECITAL Panel discussion \incl group sini'.ing made up the progrnm. ou1· city ov(•r the week-end. He is muk.ing his official visits of all Sun d1.1y Schools in the dist1·ict. STOIIK SHOWER GIVEN Monday evening the home of Mrs. Guy Holmes was the scene of a stork shower honoring Mrs. Helen Pierccson. Ten guest were present. The honoree received many lovely gifts. Dainly refreshments we1·e served by the hostess assisted by Mesdames Baldwin ond Bell. Mr. Virgil Fox of New York City, organist of the Riverside church in New York was presented Sunday in n matinee ,·ccitnl in the City Auditoriu,;.., sponsored by The First Christian church, This wos the first time the new chimes were heard, which were recently presented to the city by the Oregon chapter American Guild of Organist. Those tok..ing part in the Panf'I ,]jc. cuc;sion, were i\fr. ln·ing Enna of A. F. of L. union; Mr. Joseph Chemis U.O.P.,V.A.-C.I.O union; Miss Melba Conrad, Felo club, and Miss Blanche Casey of Tri-F club. Many good points of the advantages of belonglng to a union were djscussed. Mr. Fox's progrom consisted of Sond le0ders were Miss Cyirini mnster organ pieces. l'relude and "'oods. Mrs. Maggie Morrison, Mrs. Fugue in D. Major, Co~cert Pedal Mable Dunnes, and Miss Loretta Study and Mnnci in brilliant style I Jont's. ENTERTAIN PARENTS brought a storm of applause. Al"° Remarks by Mrs. A. Smith and Mr." and M,·s. Freemon nnd dough- ~e played several encores..H e wns as- Miss McGuire ex-secy. of the y_\,V_ ters Huby and Ine7., of Longview. '-lStf'<l by the three choirs of the C.A. A large number were on hand Wn., were dinner guest Sunday nt church. carol, vesper nnd sanctuary.\ to hear the program also to enjoy the the home of their son and daughter- \Ve were very much surprised and J dinne,·. in-law Mi-. and 1\iJrs. Oliver E. Smith, _____________ I ·============"'I also on hand to see them was young 1; Oliver Smith, Jr., for his share of the food and fun. CHUI\CH ACTIVITIES The Bethelite club met Monday evening, at the home of Mrs. Mary Tumcr, 6535 N.E. Grand Ave. Pastors Aide club met Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs. Jone C. Lipscomb, 1051 Denver Ct., Vanport. ENTERTAIN O.M.E. CLUB Mrs.Ann Shepherd was hostess Thursday evening to the O.M.E. club. OFF TO TIIE WINDY CITY M,-. Lee Shepherd and son Arthm left Sunday evening for Chicago. Ill.. on business. They plnn to be away c1bout tv,.oo weeks. BABY CONTEST CLOSED The Young Ladies Auxiliary closc-d their Baby Conte!>t last Friday evening. Avril 25. The first pn;ie a silver spoon and fork. won by lillle Patricia Ann Bradford. Second prize a dress, won by little Elaine "'ilrnn. President of the Auxiliary is ;\Irs. J\Jinnie Bell-Johnson. M1·. Munay Hill, 1·c1ired railroad man and owner of se,·ernl apoi·t• menlS in Tulsil, Okin., is a visitor in PO!·tlilnd, ns house guest of his brother, l\lrs. E. Shelton llill and family. In <Hldition to the apa,·tmcnts the Oklahomn gentleman owns a ranch out near Keystone, Okla. He plans to spend o week or ten days in and around hcl'e. ;:md then will go to Los Angeles, Calif.. to visit relatives nnd friends. IN THI,'. HOSPITAL Mr. Adam N. Brown 011 Cant('ll bcin St., is, and has been for over a week. 11 patient in the Provident hospital. ,ve wish him a speedy recovery. 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