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Evening star., 1932-12-25
Congressional Family
Has Christmas PARTY

Representative and Mrs Randolph
Perkins of woodclif Lake, N. j., have
with them in their Washington home
for the holidays their daughters. Miss
Dorothy Eleanor Perkins, Miss Grace
Perkins, a student at Holton Arms. and
Miss Cherry Perkins, who attends COL
lege in Connecticut. Their son. Mr..
Randolph Perkins. jr., . senior at
Princeton, Is also With them.
Evening star., 1932-12-25
Attorney General
And Mrs. Mitchell
Entertain Today
Representative and Mrs. O.
H. Cross of Texas Will
Hold Reception.

The Attorney General and Mrs.
Mitchell will have guests with them at
dinner today, the company including
their sons and daughterin-law, Mr..
William Mitchell Of st. Paul and Mr..
and Mrs. Bancroft Mitchell Of New
York, who are house guests over the
holiday; Mr. and Mrs. H. Brian Hol-
land, the latter formerly Miss Gertrude
Bancroft, a niece of Mrs Mitchell, and
Mr. Hollands father, who is with them
for the holidays.
Representative and Mrs. o. H. Cross
Of Texas will entertain Informally this
afternoon at small reception and tea
in their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel for their daughter, Miss Mary
Cross. Representative and Mrs. Gross
recently were joined by their son, Mr.
o. Harlan Cross, jr, who came from
their home in Waco. Tex, for the holi-
days.
The Assistant Postmaster General,
Mr.. w. Irving Glover, will give small
dance in the Florentine room of the
Wardman Park Hotel, Friday evening,
January 6. for his daughter, Miss
Frances Glover.
Miss Catherine Evans, daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. William E.
Evans of California, will be the guest
of honor at Christmas day tea this
afternoon with Miss Lucy Sharp as
hostess. Miss Betty West will enter
tain for Miss Evans at a tea tomorrow
afternoon at her home in Chevy Chase.
Lieut.. Col. William A. Mccain, direc-
tor of the Industrial War College, and
members of the faculty were guests
of honor at a dinner given last Tues
day evening at the Army Navy Coun-
try Club by the student body of the
school.
DR.. and Mrs James Alexander Lyon
will entertain a company of IA at din
ner today at their country home, Glen
View Farm.
Mrs. Percy W. Foote and her son and
daughter, Cadet Thomas Foote from
West Point and Miss Diana Foote, are
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Lyon for the
holidays.
DR.. Lyon was host at dinner Thurs
day evening, entertaining a company
of doctors.
Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie will
have as her guest at luncheon at the
Carlton, Friday, Nine. Debuchi, who
will return to Washington today. Mrs.
Imbrie will take her guests to the book
review to be given by Mrs. Kendrick
Phillips.
Miss Celestine Diener of Alexandria,
Va, will entertain at supper dance
at Wardman Park, Wednesday, in
honor of her guest, Miss Malvene
Kleinburg. Miss Bernice Fedder will
act as joint hostess.
Evening star., 1932-12-25
StimSOnS to Entertain
At Tea This Afternoon
Secretary of Treasury and Mrs. Mills Will Have
Family Party-Many Activities
in Official Circles.

will return to the Mayfower shortly
after the first Of January.
Representative and Mrs. Conrad G.
Selvig Of Minnesota have with them
for the holidays their daughter, Miss
Margaret Se1vig, who is graduate of
George Washington University, and
their son, Mrs. George Selvig. a law
student at the University of Minnesota.
Representative Patrick J. Carley has
Joined Mrs. Carley at their home in
New York for the holidays and they
will return to their apartment in Ward
man Park Hotel during the holidays.
The Undersecretary Of State and
Mrs. William r. Castle will have a
merry little Christmas party this after
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ever, the dancing partners on this occa-
sion are all students, so why not
But the younger generation will not
skim all the cream from the Christmas
crock, and Senator and Mrs. Reed
Smoot Of Utah will entertain at a
cance-for friends of the family, they
put 1.-THE evening Of Tuesday, Deem
Der q, for which they have already is
sued invitations. Mrs. Edward Beale
Mclean, who last week entertained
brilliantly for the Vice President and
the Secretary of War and Mrs. Hurley,
will on New Year eve give one of the
smartest parties of the season, enter
tanning at a dance in the beautiful bal
room of her --ome on Massachusetts,
avenue for her sons, Mr. John r. NC
Lean, I'd, and Edward Beale Mclean.
Wednesday night the Vice President
will be honor guest at dinner OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Ogden Mills, and Tuesday night the
older members of society will meet at
the Pan-American Union, where DR..
Leo S. Rowe will receive the invited
guests for program of Latin American
music, when Miss Emma Otero, Cuban
soprano, will present the program.
These musicales always bring together
a brilliant audience of diplomats, higher
officials and society folk who are inter
ested in music.
Music lovers will enjoy rare feast
this week in the meeting of the Music
Teachers National Convention at the
Hotel Washington, the choral confer
ence being under Mrs. William Arms
Fisher OF Boston and with Mrs. Eugene
Meyer as speaker on Thursdays pro-
gram. Mrs Meyer is chairman of the
board of governors of the Westcaester
IN. W Choral Society, and 1t Is OF her
work in that county that she will speak
Thursday. That afternoon she Is CIV
ing tea at her home on Crescent place
for the delegates to the convention.
Evening star., 1932-12-25
Subdebutante Dance
Given Wednesday Night

The second annual subdebutante
dance will be held at the Shoreham
Wednesday, under the patronage of Mrs.
r. Wilmer Boiling, Mrs. John r. Flan-
merry, Mrs. John J. Hamilton. Mrs.
Rudolph M. Kaufman, Mrs. Royal T.
McKenna, Mrs. Lloyd Burns Magruder,
Mrs. Upshur Morrhead, Mrs. Campbell
Prichett, Mrs. Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann and Mrs. Ralph Worthington.
There Is q floor committee Of the
older boys, who see that all the girls
have plenty of partners. The chair
man of the committee is Mr.. Richard
Lunn and vice chairman, Mr.. Douglass
Bogart This is one Of the most popu-
lar dances for the young girls who have
not yet made their bow to society, and
their escorts. The dance will be held
in the main bah room and Is under
the direction Of Mrs. Helen Ray Hegner.
Evening star., 1932-12-25
Mrs. Hurley at Home .
SUNDAYS IN Taru.r

Mrs. Hurley, wife Of the Secretary Of
War, will not be at home New Year
day, but will receive In her country
home. Belmont. near Leesburg. Sunday
afternoons through January and Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Charles Edward Riggs, wife Of
the surgeon general of the Navy, win
not receive this afternoon, but will re-
sumo her informal Sundays afternoons
at home January 8.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Davis will be
at hcme this afternoon, from 4::30 to
7 o'clock. at their countrys place, IN
Falls Church.
Evening star., 1932-12-25

The Ambassador OF France and Nine.
Claudel will entertain q company Of
young people at dinner New Year eve
for their daughter, Mile. RENE Claudel.
The Ambassador and Nine. Claudel
will be hosts today at luncheon In the
embassy, when their guests will be men,
bers Of the embassy staff and their
wives.
The Ambassador OF Turkey, Mr.. All
met Muhtar, and the second secretary
Of the embassy, Mr.. Ussaki zade Bulent,
are motoring South, having left Wash
ington Thursday evening by boat, and
started Friday from Norfolk for Sa-
vannah. They will visit in Tampa and
start North, stopping at Aiken, and ex-
pect to arrive In Washington jan
uary 3.
The Ambassador Of Germany and
Frau Won PrittwitZ und Gaffron were
hosts last evening to the unmarried
members OF the embassy staff at a
Christmas eve celebration after the
fashion Of their fatherland.
The Ambassador Of Japan and Nine
Debuchi will come to Washington to-
day, after arriving In New York yester-
day from England. They were met by
the attache Of the embassy and Nine.
Tanaka, who went to New York Friday
The Ambassador OF Great Britain
and Lady Lindsay will be hosts to men,
bers Of the embassy staff and their
wives at dinner this evening.
The Ambassador Of Spain and Sc
nora de Cardenas were hosts to the
members Of the embassy staff last eve
ming, the party following the traditions
Of the native land.
The Minister of Finland. Mr. Astrom,
was host at an informal Christmas cele-
bration last evening, entertaining a
small company.
The Minister OF Norway and Nine.
Bachke entertained at Christmas din
ner last evening for the members of
the legation staff.
The Minister OF Lithuania, Mr.. Bro
Mus Kasimir Balutis, will go to Penn
sylvania the first part Of the week for
a short stay.
The Minister Of Czechoslovakia, NJ.
Ferdinand Veverka, Joined Mime. Vever-
ka and their children yesterday, after
a weeks hunting with Col. M. Robert
Guggenheim at the latters shooting
box In the South.
The Minister Of the Irish Free State
and Mrs. Michael MacWhite have with
them for the holidays their son, Ioin
MacWhite, who IS . student at Linton
Hall, Va.
The Minister Of Canada and Mrs.
Herridge are spending the holidays IN
their Canadian home, where they went
the end Of the week with their infant
son. They will return early in the
new year.
The Minister Of Siam and Nine. Su-
barn Sompati have with them for the
holidays their daughters. Mile. Tulaya
Bunnag and Mile. Suvari Bunnag. who
are students at the Warrenton Country
School.
The Minister Of Panama and Sonora
Evening star., 1932-12-25
Washington Younger Set
Takes Over Capital for
Gay Christmas Parties
White House Tree. Arranged by Mrs. Hoover
Before She Started on Trip, to Be Lighted.
Vice President Leads Observance.

ever, the dancing partners on this occa.
sion are all students, so why not.
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CONTINUED on Page 2, Column o.
Evening star., 1932-12-25
BY SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

Washington revertS more to the un-
official status of cities OF the country
at this season and savors less Of world
capital than at any other time. Society
reverses itself and, leaving the parent
and grsndparent stage, drifts back into
youthful atmosphere. All ses fer the
Christmas holiday, the students home
from school have fairly taken the town,
and frcm now until January first one
will hear but lite of seniors. There
Is missed the gay little Christmas par
ties for the very young which the Pres1-
dent and Mrs. Hoover have arranged
In years past, and the grand old man
sion will stand rather desolate this
week, save for the Big Christmas tree.
fully trimmed and lighted, in the east
room, where members of the White
House staff may take peep aong With
the strangers within our fold who come
sightseeing at Christmas time.
Thi, tree is the nice thought OF Mrs.
Hoover, who b-fore leaving for the
South had everything for the Christ
mas season arranged-the tree trim
med ready to light, gifts for each White
HOUSE emp,oye, and everything gener-
ously arranged not only for the COM
fort of those whose working days are
spent within the mansion, but Tor the
hosts of other friends throughout the
city.
The President and Mrs. Hoover sur
rounded themselves with a dellght1ully
friendly party on their trip to F-orlda,
and one congeniel from every stand
point Associate Justice and Mrs. Stone
are of the party, and Mrs. Stone is as
ardent a followers of Isaac Walton as
the city boasts. She fought a saiifsh for
two long hours on a previous HSalng
trip and landed him in the most ap-
proved fisherman sty,e. Senator ana
Mrs. Warren r. Austin. both fond OF
fishing. are on the Sequota, and few
other friends.
Vice President Curtis did the honors
bf the municipal Christmas tree ana
was host at the ceremonies last night
his brother law and sister, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Gam. playing the role with him.
Uodav the Vice President and Mr.. and
Mrs Gam will take dinner and spend
the day with the Vice Presidents SON.
an-law and daughter, Lieut.. COL and
Mrs. Charles ,. George, in their quar-
ters at Fort Myer, and the next DAY
Col. and Mrs. George and their chill
dren. Miss Anne George and Curtis
George. will return the visit and dine
with their grandfather. This Is the
custom In the Vice Presidents fanny
and no one makes merrier over the
family Christmas tree than the vice
President himself, who insists person.
ally on receiving his presents from the
tree.
Tomorrow night charming youthful
nesi will be given the Vice Presidents
rrand march into the ball room for the
cadet-Midshipman ball at the May
1ouer when Miss Anne George, early
=, her teens. accompanies her grand
father to his box. 1t may be the fam
f,Y will even sanction Miss George TAX
aro a few turns on the dance hoor,
th~--. she is ye. in Junior high. How
Evening star., 1932-12-25

Tn. Minister Of Panama and Sonora
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PocateIlo, Idaho
Sullivan Edwards, Reporter

Rev. George S. Allen conducted
services Sunday at A. M. E. Church.
The missionary society held its meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Sam Nc
Clendon. The Sunday School gave a
eandy-pulling social at the church
Monday .-Rev. Ollie Tigner preached
at Bethel Baptist Church Sunday.
Officers of the Golden Star Club are
Sullivan Edwards, manager; Richard
Shields, president; Willie Mae Smith.
vice president; Helen Thomas, seere
tary; Dorothy Thomas, assistant sec
Rotary; Brooklin Smith, treasurer;
Thelma Smith, chairman of program
committee.-Re Reported i'll are Josie
Russell and Mrs. Nellie Mason.
Mrs. Beatrice Kelly and little Clio
ria Johnson. Westly Thompson and
Delsis Dueans, Mrs C. H. Morris
won the fourth prize at Robert
Music Store, a violin set.
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Billings, Mont.

The Rev. e, B. Vaughn of Way
man Chapel delivered an inspiring
sermon Sunday evening on Christ
achieved our redemption" Several
new departments are being organized
for the ensuing year.--The Domestic
Science and Art department of Phyl-
lis Wheatley Club met at the home
OF Mrs. Ollie Williams Friday eve
ming. Many new bits of informa-
ton and suggestions for household
convenience were submitted New
designs in art work were shown by
the needle workers. Next months
meeting will deal with the subjects
on window drapery. The Brown
Buddies Club met Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. l.. Moller.-
Paul Biyins is confined to his home
with severe cold.-Mrs. VIM. Nc
Cabe will conduct the devotional
services at the Federated Council of
Church women at the First Christian
Church, Monday Phone
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Mrs. Samuel Rucker was hostess
to group of young people for a
party at her home Friday night,
complimenting Miss Iris Sykes
The Requiem High Mass for Mrs.
Dewey E. White was sung Monday
morning at $3.50 o'clock a. m. at St.
Leo's church by the Rev. Father
William Farrell. Sd, who is the
spiritual director of the Tacoma
branch of the National Catholic In
terracial Federation. Quite a num-
Der of persons attended and heard
a short talk ON the Catholic doctrine
of "Purgatory". The Children's
Choir rendered the music of the high
Mass.
Bethlehem Baptist Church auxili-
aries will render a fine Christmas
program Friday night the 23rd of
December at the church and a
Christmas tree will be decorated for
the children.
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Baker, Ore.
Pauline Spearman, Reporter

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Tebeau enter
tanned with a dinner Sunday, hon
oring Mrs. F. Ray. Covers were
laid for five-.Mr. Fred Meeks en-
tertained the Hall johnson Company
with sight seeing tour during their
stay in the city last week.-Mrs.. G.
Jones and George Spearman are
reported IN this week.-Mrs.. C.
White and family have taken apart
ments at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Jones. - The Royal Knights
Whist Club met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. G.. Spearman. Honors
went TO MIR. and Mrs. Fred Meeks.
Mrs. l.. Meeks entertained with a
luncheon Saturday with Mrs. p.
spearman and son George as guests.
AIR. J. White was in the city re-
Gently visiting friends.
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Mrs. NJ. Robertson, Reporter

Rev. James Smith is taking treat
nents at Soap Lake.-Edward Rob-
ertson won the trophy of the golf
tournament held by the Ellensbure
Golf Club.-Mrs. Mary Vandyke of
Yakima was guest of her sister, Mrs.
Anna Hawkins, last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Shelton, accompanied
by Mrs. k. Martin motored to Gle
Elum, where they were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Ebert Evans
passed the weekend in Yakima visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Evans.-Luther Hawkins and his
mother have moved to Yakima
Carl Gaines, accidentally shot while
examining a gun, is in the hospital
recovering from his wounds.-Mrs.
A. Thorton and son Clarence were
visitors to Yakima.
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Sybil Stafford, Reporter
Phone l.. O584Af

The Wednesday Art Clubs gift
shop sale and luncheon will be held
Monday. at the home of Mrs. Kena-
by.-The Asanti Club will give a
benefit entertainment December 10
at the Y. w. c. A. Admission Is
cents.-Mr. George Jones, son of the
Rev. T. F. Jones, former pastor of
Spokane. visited with friends in the
city this week. He was also the
recipient of many social courtesies.
Mr.. Jones is a member of the
Georgia Minstrels which played at
the Fox theatre. Mr. David Petway
who has been i'll is constantly i'm
proving. Pierrian Club present.
ed an interesting evening of plays
and yodvil acts last Friday evening
at Parrish Hall.-Rev. E. B. Reed
spoke Sunday evening at Calvary
Baptist Chucrh on 1.-The Betrayor of
Jesus" Covenant service was held
in the morning. Mrs. j. J. Johnson
and son Robert and daughter Helen,
who have been i'll, were present at
morning services. Mr.. Hill johnson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Johnson
here from Toronto. Canada, visiting
his parents, was also present. The
Junior Choir under the direction of
Miss Anna Weiseger will sing at CAL
vary Christmas night.-The Ladies'
Aid were guests of Mrs. James Nc
Henry and Mrs. Charles V. Evans
Tuesday. Those reported i'll this
week are: Mr.. C. V. Evans, Miss
Bernice Weiseger; Mr.. Ross Maps
left for the coast to undergo an
operation on his nose; James Whit.
ley is improving.
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Miss Vivian Jones, Reporter

Rev. j. w. Wright officiated at
the morning and evening service at
Fountain Chapel A NJ. E. Church.
The Mite Missionary Society will be
entertained at the home of Mrs. T.
M. Smith next week. The Ladies
Aid will meet at the home of Mrs.
Theo Estes on the 18th of Decem-
Der Is. Everybody is welcome
Those reported ill are: Mr.. Nick
Webster of Winnipeg is confined to
st. Poul Hospital; Mr. Flowers of
Liverpool, England, is confined to
st. Pauls Hospital Mrs. Thee. Estes
is ill.-The funeral of Mrs. Vivian
Rocks wass4held Tuesday at Num-
and Thomson's funeral home. Mrs.
lsobel Bynoe officiated Miss Nellie
Williams rendered song; Mrs.
Tuck and Rev ]. w. Wright spoke
briefly. The remains were cremat-
ed at Mt. Pleasant Crematorium
Mr.. Rocks will remain in the city
for a short time.-The Junior Elks
VIII hold meeting Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Dyers.-Memorial Day
services will be held Sunday at
Fountain Chapel by Grouse Noun
tain Lodge.-Mr. and Mrs. l. ]. Day
and family were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Wilson Sunday.
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Ms KateI ewis.A sfantE dtor,S
J. Advertising

Mrs. J.. Morrell of Seattle has
Joined Mr.. Morrel here and they
have taken an apartment on the west
side.
Miss Jennie Dora Grayson, popu-
laf daughter Of M. and Mrs. G. L.
Craeson VIII leave soon to visit her
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Williams in Los Angeles Miss Gray
eoa IS a graduate of the Oregon
State College and is especially in
lorcsfed in interior decorating and
designing. Since leaving college, she
has served Is executive secretary of
Williams Ave. Y. ". c. A. and sec
retart ct the y. A A. c. p. Port
land branch.
Mr. }. b. VESSEL has received the
new Of the death Of her sister in
Ncw Orleans. We regret that Mrs.
VESSEL has been caused some embar-
rassmrnt by the misprint Mrs" in
q reeent article on the passing Of Mr..
VESSEL in California.
Nf. and Mrs. Edward Watson have
taken the Goodwin residence on East
salmon S..
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Rev. W. A. Johnson, presiding
elder. preached Sunday Quarterly
conference was held after services
and Rev. johnson was pleased with
all the reports.=The Mite Mission
airy Society is sponsoring an apron
and tie party at the church on Fri
day evening. Dinner and refresh
ments win be served.--Mr w W..
Simmons and children spent Sunday
in Everett visiting Mrs. E. Whitlow,
who is i'll. Mr. Simmons also mo-
tored to .sedro-Woolley to visit Mr..
Roy Wil1iams.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Pool spent Sunday in Seattle visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Elizabeth Herbert and
family.-Miss Frances Waldrup is
serving a Chitterling dinner at her
home Friday starting at l o'clock.
Miss Waldrup expects to leave soon
for California to visit her brother
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. M. Hatcher and
family, Mr.. James Ray and mother,
Mrs. l.. Fins, Miss Frances Void
rup, Mr. Bill Williams and DR..
Wheat were guests of Mrs. Anna
Shaw Sunday in Belfair.-Mrs. Eli
zabeth Fisher. Mrs. W. E. Ford and
Mrs. j. H. Turpin were in Seattle
last week on business.
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ALL STAR CHORUS TO
BE HEARD WEDNESDAY

BE HEARD WEDNESDAY
Under the personal direction of
Mrs. E. E. Gilmore who received her
voice training at Fisk University,
! Nashville, Tenn, a new and select
so voice chorus will sing Negro
spirituals. Indian songs, favorite
melodies and popular ballads.
The presentation will be under the
auspices of the Allen A.M.E. church
and the Bethlehem Baptist church
of Tacoma. on Wednesday evening,
church, 14th and Yakima, and will
be benefit program for both
churches. Miss Willetta Houston is
the chorus accompanist.
Both Mrs. II. M. Terry and her
daughter, Miss Helen. are confined
to their home by Illness.
Elder and Mrs. E. F. Morris have
returned from Yakima where they
conducted revival meetings. They
are now conducting the regular serv-
ices at the Free Gospel Penteeostal
Mission, South 25th and Tacoma
Ave.
John II. Degen. pioneer merchant
of Tacoma, former member of the
well known firm of L. Benjamin &
Co. and friend of colored people.
died Monday night at his residence,
IA So. Cushman Ave. He was a
member of st. Leo's parish and a
man who carried no prejudice of
race.
Keep yoar courage up. Let no
amount of hard shedding break your
spirit. The winter will soon be over
and birds will herald the early ap-
preach of spring. Don't ask, How
are we going to get through the
winter? Plan what you are going
to do next spring. We will get
through somehow and be ready when
business picks up to start right off.
Mrs. T. j. Sadler, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Catherine
johnson, and granddaughter, Miss
Iris Sykes, left for Chicago Sunday,
where Mrs. Sadler will reside. Mrs.
Johnson and Miss Sykes will con-
tinue their journey to their home in
New Jersey.
The body Of Sergt. Jefferson Har-
rison, former resident of Tacoma,
was found last week on Vashon
Island after being missing several
weeks. 1t is believed the aged vet
eran wandered in the woods and
became lost and died from hunger
and exposure. Funeral services were
held last week in Tacoma at the
Milliner Mortuary.
With the Rev E. r. Morris Off
ciating funeral services were held at
Lynn's Mortuary for Mrs. Martha
Mae Smith, who died Sunday at her
home, 2319 So. Tacoma Ave. She
is survived by her husband George
C. Smith, two daughters and her
parents.
Jimmie Reynolds was arranged in
Judge Hodges Court Monday on a
charge of second degree assault, He
is represented by Attorney G. B.
Aldrich.
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