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The chapters annual dance was held
Wednesday at the Willard. The de
grees will be conferred Thursday.
Friendship Chapter, No. II, will re-
sumo its meetings February % in its
new lodgeroom. Members will be
the honor guests of Mount Pleasant
Chapter, No. "a, next Friday evening
At the meeting of Washington Cen
tennial Chapter, No. &c. February s.
the new officers initiated several can
dldates. A musical program was in
charge OF the star points. Matron
Mabel r. Cook was the recipient OF
an ostrich fan from her officers, roses
from Patron John Walker Fenton, jr..
ana a gavel from her father and
mother, which was presented by Grand
Matron Gertrude f.. Milans. The
olhcers OF the chapter presented Grand
Matron MilanS and Grand Patron
George T. Pitt with plants fl
acknowledgements Of the honor be
| slowed upon their inatron by her an
polntment as grand matron Of the
Grand Chapter. Other distinguished
guests Of the evening were Junior
Past Grand Matron Nellie f Fletcher
, Junior Past Grand Patron Charles 4
ShreVe, Past Grand Patron Ruben A
Bogley, and the matrons ana patrons
Of 1926. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge heads
| the list of Datronesses for the card
party and dance 70 be given by thu
chapter al Wardmau Park Hotel
February f6. Other prominent name.
appearing on the list of patronasseg
for the occasion are Mrs. Charles q
Dawes. Mrs. John G. Sargent ana
Mrs. Curtis ID. Wilbur The auxiIiar,-
home board viii hold its next rneetina
February il, at the home Of Mrs. NJ
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number Of past high priests present
among them William NJ. Harley
Fielder l. Hunter. f. f. Kimmell,
Richard M. Towson. Lucien G.. Yung
K. b. Dickey, L: W. Libbey, James s
| Briggs and .. l.. Ballard. The visi-
! tors included John w. Roth, high
priest of Washington Chapter.
The chapter officers elected were:
Howell Il. Cliborne, high priest; Ever
EFT @. Holt, king: Paul r. Boesch,
| scribe: John T.. Broaddus, captain of
the host; John ID. Byers, principal so
| journer; John Il. Schommer, Royal
Arch captain. Raphael Rooster was
j appointed organist and Aquilla {. Ho-
man sentinel. The officers were in
stalled by Raymond r. Dickey, grand
| scribe of the Grand Chapter.
The retiring high priest. Alfred G.
Shafer, was presented With Il past
high priests jewel on behalf of the
chapter by the grand visitor and lee
turer, Lucien q. Yung. Following the
presentation of the jewel, Paul II.
5oeSch. the newly elected scribe. pre-
scented Past High Priest Shafcr With Il
handsome ring on behalf of the lat
ter'S wife.
AT the next convucation the Past
and Most Excellent Master degrees
VIII be presented.
Mount Vernon Chapter. No. 3, K. A.
Nj, Monday evening elected the fol
lowing officers and installed them for
the ensuing year: Frank NJ. Roller.
high priest; Herbert {. Cave. king;
Edward +. Robertson, scribe; James T.
Gibbs. secretary; Arthur l.. Bryant,
treasurer; John &. Palmer, captain
of the host: Paul w. Kimball, princi-
pal sojourner; John l.. McGrew. Royal
Arch captain; Andrew y. Ross, master
of the third vail; Ara NJ. Daniels, mas
ter OF the second vail; John l.. Schick,
master of the first vail; John f..
TickelI. sentinel; Charles G. Wood
ward, organist; Fred Sillers. James S.
Hicks, William +. Raymond and
Charles W. Moore, choir.
a past high priests jewel was pre-
scented TO Arthur G.. Fessenden, retir-
ing high priest.
The second stated convocation of
the chapter. falling on the ed instant,
q holiday, has been dispensed with.
Under the guiding hand Of Past
Master Robert :. Regar, with spe-
cial committee appointed for the
purpose, The New Jerusalem Lodge,
No. 9, last Thursday evening cele
brated Past Masters night" with
its past masters as honor guests.
These included Robert s. Regar,
Walter @. Copp. Elmo :. Springmann,
Joseph II. Jochum. William G. Hen
derson, James 3. Henderson, Thomas
n. Chandler, Edward Matthews,
Charles c. Coombs, George w. Smith,
]. Harry Jochum. jr.; Thomas &.
Henderson, William McNeir. Edwin
5. Clarkson, w. 1vanhoe Jochum,
George W. Kennedy, Thomas KeeIy,
Charles c.. Dougherty, William
Clabaugh, William f. Harding. Roger
j. Whiteford, Herbert +. Smith. Wal
ter NJ. Bastian and John T. Jackson.
Rev. DR.. Earle Whitley. pastor of
the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. the speaker of the evening.
delivered a lecture of special inter
est to MaSons. Fred East enter
tanned with solos and the lodge gIee
club sang throughout the evening,
arousing much enthusiasm. \ sup
per was served later III the Masonic
Temple banquet hall. when cigar
holders OF unique design were pre-
scented to the honor guests. The
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Mopday--Potomac, No; 5. &C.
Pentalpha. No, 30. E. A.
Mt. Pleasant. No. SO. F. c.
Albert Pike. No 30. Father and
Tuesday-Natlonal. No. II. F. c.
ArminIus, No. %, Social.
King David No. IS. f, G.
Takoma, No. 20, NJ. NJ. special.
HG washington Centennial.
No. a, f; A..
Osiris, No. 20. +. c.
East Gate. No. "a. E A
Theodore Roosevelt. No. "A, L. A.
Thursday-Naval. No. I +. A.
Hiram. No. 10. Z. A:
Friday-Columbia. No. 3. f. C.,
Saturday Centennial. pa
pie Auditorium.
Nav al. No I. dance. City Club.
Masters Association.
School OF instruction.
ROYAL. ARCH CHAPTERS
NO reports of degree work.
Friday-Schoul OF Instruction.
TEMPLAR COMMANDMENTS
Monday-Orieut. No. .. Order of the
Temple.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Monday-Wash Ington Council. No. /.
degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOT
TISH RITE.
Observation-Disclosures Lodge of Perfee
ton, Statutory Assembly.
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Master John Pestell, accompanied by
| his sister, Miss Beatrice Pestell
After a sketch entitled Mother
Goose Up to Date" written by Mrs.
Gwynnette Willis, and given by mem
| bers of the entertainment committee.
| the young guests were invited by
| Worthy Matron Virginia Carlton to
partake of refreshments.
| Announcement was made of a
| baked goods mart, to he held at the
home of Mrs. Gertrude Litschert, 1241
Monroe street, February 27.
Members of Cathedral Chapter are
| looking forward to the birthday party
to be conducted at the chapter meet
| Cathedral, Third and + streets north
west. The committee i'll charge Of the
| arrangements met recently at the
| home of the chairman, Past Matron
! May Dow, and completed all details. 1t
| is expected large delegation of the
| Matrons and Patrons Association oil
1926 will be present to act as escort
| for the grand matron and grand pa
| tron, who have signified their inten
| top of paying the Cathedral visit on
| this occasion.
Associate ConduCtreSS Florence
Womersiey had charge Of the Valen
tine social Of Electa Chapter Tuesday
evening. A large heart box Of candy
! was presented to the matron and the
patron by the officers. The program
| included selections by an orchestra
vocal solos, Mrs. Elizabeth Koontz and
Mr.. Dallas Fry; songs and dances
| Misses Dunbrtes and Prodigy; acrobatiC
waltz. Misses Dunbries and Prodigy
| banjo selections. Mr.. and Mrs. Cappi
and readings, Mrs. Elizabeth Harmon
! The endowment committee will meet
| at the home Of Mrs. Florence Green
| Wednesday evening, with Mrs. Green
| and Mrs. Edna Dyer hostesses. Elec-
| Ia S annual colonial bazaar will be
/ held in Scottish Rite Cathedral Wash
ington's birthday. February 22.
Acacia Chapter, No. %. viii meet
! Tuesday at s pm. Eva Campbell an
/ nounces an entertainment after the
| meeting. The chapter will have
! charge Of the religious service at the
! Masonic and Eastern Star Home
| February 81 at pm. Martha More
head was installed treasurer Febru-
airy 2. The installing officer. Past
! Matron Minnie ]. Burdine, was assist
ed by Past Natron Mary Cain Collier
| as chaplain. and Past Matron Leona
c. HeIwig as marshal. Mary Hand
! chairman Of ways and means. an
nounceS the card party will be Thurs
| day, > pm, at HeCht s auditorium
! The home board met Tuesday at the
home of Gladys Kunz. The domitory
! committee held its meeting February
| ) at the home of Past Matron Burdine.
! At the meeting OF Esther Chapter
! February 4 a special program Of en-.
/ tertainTent was given under the
: direction of Past Patron T. Harry
| Phillips. This consisted of Il reading
/ by Eugene s Corning Of Bethlehem
| Chapter; vocal solo by ADELAIDE Wat
| son of Cathedral Chapter, with Miss
! Smallwood at the piano; address by
| Right Worthy Grand Secretary Of
| the General Grand Chapter Minnie E.
! Reyes. and a sketch entitled Hang
| ing Up the Wash" by Mrs. Jones and
! Mrs Smith of Friendship Chapter.
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A LBERT PIKE LODGE, No. Sc
n will stage a Masonic novelty
a tomorrow evening at the Scot
l. n fish Rite Cathedral, Third and
f streets northwest. in a
t&-ather and Son night" with ad'
dresses of special interest to the sons,
n program of entertainment and re
freshmentS Master Melvin A. Vert
In his official lodge circular, admpil-
iShes that each member OF the lodge
IL expected TO bring a son between the
ages of Is and q, and If he hash t
such son to borrow one for the &C
casion Grand Master Jacobs is eN-
peCted TO be present.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No.
"a will hold it's annual celebration or
washington birthday in the Masonic
Temple Auditorium Saturday evening
at s o'clock, with q program inciud-
ing patriotic music and addresses by
prominent speakers, for not only the
members Of the lodge, hut for their
families and friends. The following
Monday the lodge will pay its annual
visit TO WaShinGton'S Tomb at Mount
Vernon by a. special train for mem
l,ers, their families and friends, leav-
Sing Pennsylvania avenue station al
] pm.
Master r. Bertran of Arninius
Lodge, No. 25. states that the lodge
will hold a social session Tuesday eve
ming, when Grand Chaplain Rev. DR..
John c. Palmer will deliver an ad-
dress and refreshments will be served.
Naval Lodge. No. 4. which will en-
10Y the festivities Of its dance at the
city Club Saturday evening. is also
preparing for a Past Masters night
FOR March 4. when Past Master George
=. Foreman Will have charge Of the
ceremonies.
The Fellowcraft Club of Joseph H.
AIilans Lodge, No. SO, announces g.
card party In the auditorium of the
Northeast Masonic Temple Wednes.
DAY evening, to which all Masons,
their families and friends are invited
Senior Deacon Harry L. Str1Lng. Sd,
will head the official line in the degree
work i'll Benjamin B. French Lodge
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The Auxiliary Home Board Of Hope
Chapter, No. 80 will give a card party
tomorrow at the Inn Side Cafeteria
721 Thirteenth street, at pm
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LBERT PIKE LODGE, No. Sc.
will stage a Masonic novelty
tomorrow evening at the Scot
\ fish Rite Cathedral, Third and
Il ,.r,.nntS ,nnr.t hN.nsf in n
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Last Wednesday was Riddles
night at Brookland Chapter. and al
the close Of the business session the
evening was turned over to the chill
dren of the chapter members and their
friends. A program was given by the
children. consisting of piano selections
by Master Stanley Speake, recitations
by Masrer John Miller and Miss Mary
Leslie Stallings, and vocal solos by
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FRATERNITIES

tomorrow evening, with Benjamin A.
Harlan acting as senior deacon. and
after the ceremonies Right Rev. II. St.
George Tucker former Bishop of
Kyoto, Japan. will deliver a lecture On
his travels in Siberia
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Master Robert J. Michael announces
that Potomac Lodge, No. 8, on We'd
nesday evening. February "a. Will
have "Get-together night" in the
banquet hall of it's own temple in
Georgetown, the scene of many IA
nous Masonic gatherings in days OF
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-08-27
VASHON ISLAND LILY
GROWERS ARE VISITED

This week one of the greatest
authorities in bulb culture i'll the
U. S. if not the world made a trip
to Vashon island to investigate
the work being done in lily culture
en- the island. 1t was DR.. David
Griffiths, horticulturist in charge
of bulb experiment work of Wash
ington, ID. C. DR.. Griffiths was
accompanied by +. S. Elickinger,
a lily grower of Richmond Beach
and Joe Smith Of Olympia. The
trio visited the fields of the follow
ing island growers: Mrs. Alex
Stewart, Mr.. Il. Steen, Mr.. S. j.
Harmeling, DR.. Laughlin and Mr..
md Mrs. Sheffield. The DR.. was
loud in his praise of the work the
growers of the island are doing
and expressed the belief that soon
lhe island will take IA position a
!ong this line of activity it now
holds in poultry and greenhouse
work.
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BANKER HANSEN PLANS BIG
VACATION TRIP WITH WIFE

T. Hansen, president and found
er of the Vashon state bank, vii
leave on six weeks trip with
Mrs. Hansen on September Sth.
The intinerary includes an auto
trip to San Francisco, sailing from
there on the Panama-Pacific liner,
The Mongolian", through the
Panama Canal, stopping at Havana
Cuba and then on TO New York
City. From there they will visit
places of historic interest in New
England, then down to Philadcl-
phia to the Sesqui, then they will
Guy an auto and return home over
and, probably via the Lincoln
Highway. It's trip these good
folks merit, and a thousand
friends join in wishing them heaps
of fun with not one unpleasant eX-
perience on the whole journey.
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ISLAND REPUBLICAN CLUB
is FORMED WEDNESDAY

Last Wednesday evening repre-
.entatives gathered from about
every neghborbood ON Vashon is
land at the Odd Fllows Hall IN
Center and discu sed tie advisa-
bility of forming AN aIl-island Re
publican club. 1t was agreed by
iii present that such a club should
be started at ouce. aud Che gather
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The Puget Sound Power ans
Light Company have lately Is
tablished telephone line from
Center through to Lisabeula hrpg
ng a number of the ranchers il
closer touch with stores, the near
aeighborhood, and long distance
message to the cities.
"There were ninety and mue
10 be exact, excurstonists who en-
ioycd the moonlight trip on the
str. vashona Friday night whiel
lad been arranged by the Young
copies socities of Maury island
nd Burton. DR.. c. 0. .ohnso b
pastor Of the First Bapti church
Of Tacoma and Mrs. Johnson wN',
invited guests. 1t was a glorious
moonlight night and a boat fuI
Of happy people 9s the Vashoua
pulled out from Quartermastal
darbor, past Mcneil island and cut
in the open.
Barber Peterson moved to Por
tage this week to he nearer III.
moving throngs but we still have 4
hair dresser at Burton WHO might
be induced to WELD the razor a
well as shears.
G. w, Steed recently bough.
ton acres of land adjomiHg his,
Mr.. Bullard, and is rapidly clear
ing and getting it ready TO pu, I'M
der cultivation.
The English family have move.
from the Small house back TO Ia
coma. Mrs, Wilson has moyeC
into the Garvin house, the lline
family have returned to Yakima
after an enjoyable month ON Bur
ton beach. The Clifford folks lef
Tuesday for kennewick after tw'
weeks at Island Inn, the Garvin
are preparing to move back O.
Nashon this wcek-so the chang
90 on.
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Chistian Science Society of
Vashon- -Maury Island

Services every Sunday at Center
Sunday School at 9 As a. m,
Sunday Morning Services II a. m
Reading room open Saturday al
ternoons from | 80 until 1 p. m
where Christian Science Literature
may be read, borrowed or purchas
ed.
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vashon M. f. Church

Sunday School at 1000 a. nj.
Mr.. A. Larsen Supt.
Morning Worship at II 100 a. m.
Rev. Gust Anderson and Rev
John ii. Ellison from the Bible
Institute of Los Angeles will
preach and sing at these services.
Epworth League ut 100 p, m,
Miss Anita Petersen leads. The
Bible lesson is from Luke Is.
No evening service this week.
"Wednesday afternoon at , p M
the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet in the Log
Church.
II. Il. Andersen, Pastor
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PROMINENT ISLAND MAN
is CALLED BY DEATH

Walter G. Doyle, Vashon island
resident and financier, has been
ill for several years with what was
supposed to be stomach trouble,
but had become so much better
that his friends presumed he was
practically a well man. However,
on Wednesday Of last week he
went over to Providence hospital,
Seattle, and on Thursday was op-
Grated on. He rallied from the op-
Grafton and his friends and loved
ones thought he would soon be out
and well again. On Sunday after
noon his partner in the poultry
business, Cephas Ramquist, made
trip into the city to talk ovei
some business matters aud was ad-
mitted to Mr.. Doyle's room. lie
chatted a moment or two with
him, when the Physician asked
him to retire from the room and
in a few minutes there came the
announcement that Mr.. Doyle
had passed away. 1t seems a hem
orrhase set in which caused his
sudden demise.
Mr.. Doyle was born IN the
county of Wicklow, Ireland on
April 18th 1869 aud was married
to Miss Nellie f. Magee who still
survives. One daughter, Florence,
was bonn to this union, girl OF
eight years, and an unusually
bright and attractive child. lie
had been a resident of Vashon Is
land for about a score of years
and was public spirited and inter
ested in everything that concern
ed the welfare OF his neighborhood
and of the whole island. He was
a prominent member of the Mason
ic fraternity, having assembled the
different rungs Of that order until
he wore the pin of the Mystic
Shrine. He was member Of Mark
T. Waterman lodge and his breth-
ren had charge Of the services al
the grave,
The funeral services were CON
Quoted by the Rev. Hugh Arm
strong, pastor OF the Vashon Pres
byterian church on Wednesday
afternoon from the Cove residence
and were largely attended. lie
leaves two sisters, daughter and
widow to mourn his sudden and
apparently untimely passing.
Mr.. Doyle was a man OF active
mind and had made a financial
succe in the business world, leav-
na comfortable fortune to his
family He was Of high ideals
morally, and in a business sense,
His word was as good as his bond.
lie was largely instrumental in get
ting the fine community hall at
Cove. He was our friend, and we
arc lonely at this hour TO realize
that our friend Doyle has joined
"the innumerable caravan which
moves to that mysterious realm
we must all enter sooner or later
Peace to thy. soul. my friend, and
sweet memory will cluster about
thee.
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CENTER NEWS
s(Alrs. Dunlap and Mrs. Hcarst)
. ca 4

Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. sherman
with Mr.. and Mrs. Zimm rman and
Mr. and Mrs, G. Tjomsland spent
tile week end at Copalis beach.
+ Faull spent Saturday and
Sunday in Everett.
Mrs, A. flebble was surprised
on Tuesday afternoon by a number
of her ueighbors and friends who
came with good things to cat to
help her celebrate her birthday
Those who cnjoyed the afternoon
with her were, Mrs. Wilber, Mrs.
Iloushton, Mrs. Hearst. Mis-. Pes
oocn Mrs. A. John an. Mrs. Fuller.
Mrs Sorlie and Mrs. Dunlap.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Mccormick en-
Retained Oyer the week end Mrs.
Mccormick 5 sister, Mrs. Price Of
Kent and an Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Pmrahon, Mrs. Charles Newcom
aud Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster
aud two children Of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Fuller and Mr..
and Mr.. Frank Fuller were visi.
tors at the McCormiek home on
Sunday afternoon
@s
Mrs. Arthur johnson entertain
ed on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. 4. h.
Nelson Of Edmouds. also Mr.. and
Mr.. Oscar Swanson and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bloomberg OF Bothell
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Statt' 'c
pent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Iloughton and family.
Mr.. lIebble and Roy spent sun
day visiting in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bmwcll of Semitic
are pending this week with TIL ir
daughter, Mrs. Dunlap, and fam
ily
Mr.. and Mis-. X. L. Dunlap en-
tertaiued at dinner last week Mr.
and Mrs. Il. A. White and daugh-
ter. Eleanor, Of Tacoma. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burwcll of Seattle and Mr.
and Mrs. }. W. Dunlap aud child
ren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesl y Sherman
and son spent Tuesday and We'd
day with Mr. and Mis-. +. NJ
sherman in Paradise Valley
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Burton Baptist Church

Services next Sunday as fol
lows:
10 a. III. Bible School.
II a. m. Theme, Buried Treas
ures. Mts. Donald Young OF
Eugene, Oregon will sing at this
service.
1880 p. m. Young Peoples meet
ing.
3 p, m. Service will be held al
Maury Hall.
T. S. Fretz, Pastor.
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Another million dollar rain
struck Puget Sound on Wednesday
night and Oh, Noah, didn't t ii rain
AS a result all forest fires are ex.
tinguished, the days are cool, the
air is clear, and everything is a
green and inviting as though thi,
were the month of April.
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Vashon Lutheran Church

Services (Euglish) lst Sunday
If every month.
Norwegian every Bird Sunday.
Sunday School 10 a. M.
Morning Worship IL a. m.
Ladies Aid Society meets ever!
3rd Wednesday of the month.
p. Skartvedt, Pastor
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Guests at the c. Keen home over
the week end were, Mr. and Mrs
o. Olsen and children, Miss Olsen
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl LaFrance and
Miss Helen Keen, all of Tacoma.
Mrs. A. Hcndry Of Bremerton
visited at the home of her mother
Mrs. j Petersen on Sunday.
Mrs. Horace Keen entertained
party Of friends from Tacoma
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. j. johnson was hostess at
prettily appointed birthday
party on Thursday Guests in
cnded, Mesdames j. Bussanich, j
Nilseu. II. Larsen, Harry Egan
Geo Nliddlecoff and C. Petersen
Clifford Petersen Of Seattl,
spent tie week end with his par
cuts here.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3 +. Scanlon oi
Seattle are spending several day
al their home here
Mrs. VI. blanchard and daughter
Phyllis were guests at the Capt
Jensen home in Seattle from
Thursday until Saturday.
Messrs. John and Anton Martu
olich ard L. Planeieh returned
home Saturday from the summe
fishing trip.
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D. A. R. LUNCHEON

The members of Elizabeth BNby
Chapter D A. r., viii meci on
September lth at one o'clock
.luncheon az the home of Mrs.
Stanley. She and Mrs. james Mat
son being host s-es.
nellie Parker Jones, Sccy.
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ISLAND CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church

SerVlctS ntNt IlOrU ; Day.
Sunday School 1000 Il. M.
Morning worship II n
Young Peoples Union Meeting
in the evening at Z o'clock, Topic
How can we make business
thoroughly Christian
Choir rehearsal Thursday even
ing at s O'Clock.
All are invited to attend these
services. Strangers in the Com
always welcome.
Hugh Armstrong, Minister
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NOTICE

IT, Ladies' Auxilary Of the
Presbyterian Church w;lI meet at
fire homie ol Mr W. J Magowel,
Thursday afternoon Sept lhrr
eoad at . p ma Thi, is the first
meeting after me summer recess
and very one j urged to atie9d
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-08-27

The Editor spoke at a picnic
rear Rentou last Saturday after
noon at which there was a large
lock of divers and sundry candi
lates, aud pl nty Of voters, which
made the afternoon a real rura
outing for the folks Of that dis
triet.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jenn have
loads of prunes and apples that
are going to waste on their ranch
west of Vashon and they invite
anyone who would like some OF
this fruit to come out and help
themselves, free gratis for moth
ing.
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Cove M. e. Church

Sunday School at 1000 n. m. Mr.
Albin Sundberg, Supt.
&. August Peterson, Pastor