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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-19
Markets At
A Glance
By UNITED PRESS

Stocks hiRner anu dCtlNt. - -
Bonds irregularly higher; |. :.
lower.
curb stocks irregularly hlgheF
and active.
Foreign exchange firm.
Wheat and corn off u to Is cent.
rubber firm after early easlness.
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L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

los ANGELES. Oct 19. tCP)-
Butter: extras 29c. prime firsis
asc. standard 2714c. undergraue
2sc.
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hold, enoughr
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
la obra de la retaguardia de Tampa,
que es~ vanguardia de America
en- la ayuda afavorde Espana

de a la retaguardia que intensifi
que la campana, en- estos dias y
para seguir, contra los produc.
tos de origen fascista.
HAY ciudadaros que contri-
buyen para Espana y deshacen
despues su buena obra comprau
do y vendiendo articulos fascis-
tas.
FL dinero del leal, del antifas-
cista convencido, no debe caer
en- las manos de los enemigos de
Espana.
Intensifiquese la campafia.
Esta dispueSta la comisi6n a DIR
sugerencias de los buenos COM
paneros.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
6 BELLISIMAS PLEAS
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
10 QUE listed sIEMPRE HA DEsEADo

Plata para la mesa. Lo que las mu-
jeres q%uieren y desean. Plata para la me-
sa, ell ideal, cubiertos hechos por la famo-
sa VIM. A. ROGERS SILVERWA ARE.
Una gran noticia tenemos que dar a
nuestras lectoras.
La Gaceta, por medic de la cooperation
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabricante de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. A. Rogers, hace possible la
adquisici6n de estos cubiertos a sus nume-
rosos l%ectores. listed puede tener 10 que
otras senoras y sehoritas tienen.
CALIDAD 49, DURACION DE POR VIDA
Els duro ~creerlo, pero la realidad esta
aquf-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
Una carta del joVen PaSetti

Una carta del joUen Pasetti
Ell Sr. Luis Pasetti, presiden-
tie ole la nueva Pequena Camara
de Concrete de West Tampa, en-
una carta nos dice: "Queremos
lamar vuestra atenci6n al he
cho de que no tenemos en- West
Tampa un sitio conveniente pa
ra banquetes.
"Hasta hace cuatro amos tu-
Nimos ell Restaurant Cuatro Her
manos, que seguramente listed
sabe Sc encuentra ahora en- su
presente local de la calle Lafa-
yetHe. Por 10 tanto no tenemos
I'm sitio adecuado para q. nues-
ras organizaciones cfvicas pue-
dan celebrar sus banquetes. La
readidad es que uno de nuestros
principals objetivos es amman
a alguien para estabIecer en- la
comunidad de West Tampa I'm
(PGsC q Ia ~. pdu.l
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
rant Columbia, y 81 Min 6a

rant Columbia, y 81 miHn died
Centre Corero, tambien con asia
teneia del general, ell martes.
Por efectuarse Ell jueyes, Ia
conferencia de Mariana Panic
Ito, en- ell Cen.ro Asturiano, sc
acori6 dejar para la semana pro
xima el Homemade a Mejico. que
Sc verificara en- ell Centric Astu-
riano.
Ell Comite patrocina la confe-
rencia del Sr. Paniello y publ
cara una hoja anunciandola.
Inf6rmase que Ell Comibe adj
quiri6 24,00D libritos, de $50 no
jas cada uno, con papel para CT
garrillos, a un coato de $864.OO.
I'm total de 1000 dccenas.
Benito Perez habla de la pi-
cadura y dice que cinco hombres
limpiaron mas de 1000 libras,
en- cuatro. horas; pero que va :
rios miles de libras deben ser
limpiadas todavia.
Ramonfn habla de una maqui
ma de limpiar, que padiera ser
obtenida por conducto de un
companero, y sc comisiona para
buScarla en- compania de. Perez
Y la Sra. Pillar Blanco.
Tratase de apresurar los ira
bajoS con ell fin de yer 81 es po-
sib.e embarcar la picadara Ell
ldia 20, en- un barco frances que
ira desde Tampa al Havre.
Las companeras tienen hechos
va mas de $4,000 saquitos y en-
total sc ,piensa llegar a los 10000
Dentro del saluito la picadura
ira en- cartuchos de papel.
La obra de empaquetar Sc ha-
"a despues de que la liga de ma
terial Sc ~verifique.
A las diez, seg1n 10 convent
do, finaliz6 la session.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
Los ~SEGADORES

A las cinco de la manana en-
pezaran su labor los Segadores
seg1n nos comunica JESUS Alva-
rez.
Mas de 80 companeros tie
men va preparadas las hoces y
los rastrillos.
Alfonso, Ell de La Iona, no
abrira la fonda en- horas de la
manana.
Repartira primero ell cafe V
despues, segtn vaya entrando Ell
hfa, 10 otro: saniria, wisky...
'Ramonin temia anoche que A
lonso.. "fuera a tirar la casa
por la ventana".
va saben los segadores que no
heben presentarse a las ocho de
la manana con la gastada excu-
sa de me quede dormido.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
La Junta del ComHe
Popular DemocrdticO

La junta de anoche empezt
bajo la presidencia de Aurelic
Prado Y despues entr6 a presi.
dirla Jose Martinez.
Pedro Ramirez Moya, ell com.
panero secretario, lego ell acta
Y la correspondence.
Respondieron al pase de lists
Rosa Prado, Myrta Cruz, Viole.
ia Garcia, Blanquita Valls, GU
mersindo del Vale, Pedro Blan-
60, Wis: oriano Mant:iga, Jose
Sanchez (Peruyo), Manuel Gar
Ella, jr., Hip6l&o de la Parte,
Francisco Juan Escobio, Ramo-
min Rodriguez, Felipe Falcon,
Secundino Gonzalez, Pedro vi
lladonga, Jose de la Vina, Jose
Martinez (Pumarin), JESUS Fer
nandez Dfaz, Antonio Huerth,
Benito Perez, R. Samalea, Jime.
no Menendez, lEvariato SeEgas,
P!aquito Diaz Rogue, Alvaro
Garcia y Mariana Rodriguez.
Inform6 ell p~residente haber.
sc hecho un giro de $4,000 a
general Santiago j. Philemo-
re, que arribara manana a Tam
pa.
Una carta del Consulate de
MEXICO avisa que 81 Sr. Ruesga
no podra asistir a los actos que
Sc preparan en- honor de Phile.
more y eli Homemade a Mejico,
por hallarse de vista en- su pals.
Con referencia a la vista de
Vidal y Planas sc acord6 sena-
larle una fecha entire los dias Is
y rs de s~eptiembre.
Asf Sc lie comunicara
Ell contratista D. Valenti pro-
pone colocar la plataforma de
La Verbena, en- ell parque La Co
.lumna, por $4,000, incauyendo
ell transporte de los materiales.
Pas6 a estudio de la Comisi6n
de Intereses del Picnic.
Qued6 aprobado, luego de ha-
blair varios companeros, ell pa
gar la cuenta de hospital del
companero ZenOni, contraida
durante su enfermedad en- Wa
shnJcn.
La comida de reception al ge-
neral Philemore Sc efectuara Ell
iunes por la tarde, en- ell Restau-
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
En- Ell Cfrculo Cubdno

I'm Ell C3TcUlo CabGnO
Las Estrellas de la Corte Su-
prema del Arte, las bellas Srtas.
trma Puente, Candita Cespedes,
Magali del Vale, Estrdlita Dfaz
y la nina Adria Catala, volveran
esta noche y manana al escena-
rio del Circulo Cubano,
Para hoy sabado, Manuel Apa
ricio anuncia dos tandas, una a
las nueve y la segunda a las
Ii LIS, Ell function de mediano =
che.
Ell cuadro local interpretara a
las 9 la obra bufa Guiana "Se
Soto ell Toro" y a las II rs,
"tQue Familia otra obra bu-
ia.
Varios n1meros mejicanos Sc
ran pressntados.
la function de despedida, ell
Adl6s a Tampa, tendra lugar Ell
'A2mingo por la noche.
Las muchachas pasaron aver
an dfa de playa y dicsn que Tam
pa les en-ama.
'Nuevos grandes exitos les au-
guramos en- las dos dltimas fun
Clones.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
LAS ~PAPELETAS

El Comite Femenino ruega a
las companeras que tienen en-
su poder papeletas que vayan Ell
dunes por ell Centre Obrero, a
informar.
I'm informe definitivo debera
hacerse no mas tarde del jueves
seg1n Myrta Cruz.
Suplicase a las eompaneras
entreguen csc dfa los saquitos
que hayan hecho. Las que de-
seen hacer mas, sc les entrega-
"a tela.
Nnevas comisiones sc NOM
braran en- la junta del lunes,
por 10 que sc desea la mayor a.
sistencia possible.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
BLANQUITA WALLS

EJta companera, una de las
primeras en- colaborar con ell So
zorro a la Espafla agredida, a.
sisti6 a la junta de anoche, en-
el Centre Obrero.
La saludamas y nos dijo que
con ell mayor placer estaba de
nuevo ayudando.
MUcho nos agrada poder dar
la noticia. Els miliciana de Ia
primera fila de vanguardia.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
MCIALES
De Vista

De Vista
Sc halla de vista en- esta ciu-
dad ell Sr. C~onstante MARTINEZ,
superintendent del e,dificio Cen
trail Plaza. de New York.
lie a~ccmpanan sus amigos Sc
noreS Fermin MeabeS, Celestino
Alfonso y Alfredo Abreu.
I'm afectuoso saludo de bienve
nida les envia el cronista.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
BOYCOTT

La comisi6n de propaganda
del Picnic de Picnics, integrada
por los companeros Pedro Ra-
mfrez Moya, Gumersin6o del
Vale y Victoriano Manteiga, pi
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
Conste del Pecibimiento O.
PhsIeaa0re

Sc cita al Comite de recibi-
miento al general Santiago J.
PhiIamore para una reunion que
sc efectuara mafana domingo, a
LAS diez, en- Ell Centre Obrero.
Para mafana tiene arunciado
su arribo ell distinguish mlitar.
En- el recibimiento tomara
parte el Comite Popular en- pie
no y las companeras y compa-
neros que 10 deseen
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
10 'se Moleste Co
Parches do Mostaxa

MugtsTols, .~DfeDarada o aseaea
nnRo de in0Rtaxa y ctro4 Gctivos In.
9re1ienasH prodncirA los masxnea
efSctos use Of anttguo pArahe do
mosta@a. ain dejar RmpoitAB.
Mus1erole Busle aiivfhP con pyam~
ttud fbrohauitis. dolores De gafgaM-
q towes. r~esfriadoa 6spgalRtka.
SungestiopeA reuruatisHoA torceHw~
FM4s Golorss0 In~uecnkArSn. contusto~
haa = todA class de males y dole
res Ti@hs podeF haAta para svfeAs
las putmonfas. Vendess en- todaa
- drogusrias, q SSc Y 6bc.e en-
!esros y en- Tubos. TGnaae Dc hess
n&eaA %.
agsssH cue un nassAs Dc mssNaaah
QlzH!1
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Switchblade Gossip

TACOMA, July 27-What GER
tain football headed boy hates to
see Glen get break so bad that
he tries to steal the lime light via
the loud talk route.
The local boys are debating
whether it is cheaper to collect
one way bus fair to send GER
tain little lady to California, or
keep buying cream cycles. So far
the trip to California leads about
Ito 1 out of a possible IL.
Ali hopes seem lost for our for
mer young athlete who holds all
time records by spending four
years in the tenth grade. He lost
his happy hunting grounds and
now has laid claim to a big chair
of iniquity. His famous last words
are Il had good hand, but he
took the pot"
Providing your reporter isn't
spending too much time lodging
blades this week end. We will have
more gossip of all you boys and
girls.
until then,
Adieu.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-07-29

Keep Off Date August 22nd
Fraternal Club presents Ernie
Fields and his swing band.
Fraternal Hall.
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Spokane

Thomas Slater, Past Grand Mas
ter of Masons of Washington Ju-
risdiction, accompanied by his sis
ter Mrs. Minnie Dawson and niece,
Eris Saunders, spent last week in
Spokane, home guest of Mrs. Rose
Molone on East Harrison Ave. Mon
day they left for Seattle.
The Active Boys Club entertain
ed a group of friends Sunday, July
IT, at picnic at Wandermere
Park.
An attractive tea was given last
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Mildred
Downs Stephens in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Elsie Mason, and
daughters, Misses Gloria and Doro-
they Mason of Chicago. Mrs. Ste
vens was assisted by Mrs. F. A.
Stokes and Mrs. J. C. White, the
Misses Eleanor Barrow, Sybil Stat
ford, Willabelle Thomas, Ruth We'll
lington and Mrs. Neil Holsclaw.
Mrs. Iona King of Pennington
entertained a group of friends at
her farm Sunday, July "a.
Mrs. L. Evans and Mrs. Rose
Malone gave a party Saturday,
July %, for a group of young folks
at the Booker T. Washington CEN
ter.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Mills of Ar
iona are the house guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. e. I. Dundee. Lieuten-
ant Mills was stationed at Fort
George Wright here some twenty
five years ago.
Miss Helen Dundee, music teach
er of Los Angeles, Is spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs E. l. Dundee.
The Fourth Quarterly A.M.E. Con-
ference commences Sunday, July
81. Rev. Geo. S. Allen will preach
the Sunday morning sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins and fam
lily left for Montana July FL.
The older boys of Bethel AM.E.
Sunday School were taken to camp
for two days last week. F. A.
Stokes, VIM. Smith and Joe Strong
accompanied the boys.
Mrs. Avabce Bass was hostess
at handkerchief shower for Mrs.
VIM. Brown just before she left
on an extended trip east.
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Spokane Art Club
Celebrates Anniversary

SPOKANE, Wash, July % -
The Wednesday Art Club, cele-
brated their 25th year, with an art
and culinary exhibit, and compli-
mentary tea to friends at the WV.
CA, Sunday, July 10, from to 6
p. m.
The art exhibit was artistically
arranged. 1t consisted of plaques,
the latest needle work, and oil
paintings. An old painting of the
Mamie Lee, was the outstanding
attraction to the large attendance
of friends.
A table consisting of work done
% years ago was another attrac-
ton. A white linen cloth of cut
work and embroidery done by Mrs.
Jessie Grubbs, 25 years ago, china
painting and needlework of that
time.
The Culinary Arts section dis
played luncheon crocheted set,
the work of Mrs. Ruth Fields.
Sharing honors with Mrs. Fields,
who Is chairman of the Culinary
Arts, were Mesdames Pauline Hou-
ston, Coltrane, Mesdames Mamie
Lee and Gordon, who prepared We
ry appetizing as well as attrac-
tive refreshments.
Flowers and kilograms were re-
ceived from out-of-town members
and friends, the Pierian Literary
and Buffalo Social of the city, Mrs.
John Maps, first president of the
Washington State Federation of
Colored Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Elise Williams Reynolds,
guest speaker, also organizer of
the club, came from Portland for
the occasion. Accompanying her
was Phyllis Reynolds, her daugh-
ter.
Among the other guests present
were members of the Pollyanna
Club, an auxiliary to the Wednes-
day Art Club % years ago, Mrs.
Oney Smith, Mesdames E. King,
Pennington, Washington; Rather
Inc Edmonson, New York; Mrs.
Dorothy Redd White and Villa
Boot.
Mrs. Lucille Pierce, the only
charter member living in Spokane,
was mistress of ceremonies, and
chairman of the anniversary cele-
bration. Other club members are
Mrs. Alvernon Evans, president,
and also president of the Washing
ton State Federation of Colored
Women's Clubs; Mesdames M. Ke-
molly, J. Carpenter, v. Davenport,
o. Jordan, Moscow, Idaho, N. Hols-
claw, M. Hasbrook.
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Portland
Churches

Bethel A.M.E., The Friendly
Church, Larabee and McMillen,
Rev. G. F. Martin, minister.
A relief from the torrid heat
brought large attendance to Be-
thel where all received a spiritual
blessing through the wonderful
message by Rev. Martin. Visitors
were Mr.. Chas. Martinez of Los
Angeles, member and steward
of 8th and Towne Church. Mr..
Martinez recently married one of
BethePs most active and substan-
tial members, the former Mrs.
Fred D. Thomas. Other visitors
w. e. Brown, ]. L. Brown, L. L.
Ellis and Geo. C. Bowie, all sailors
here for Fleet Week, Rev. Martin
preached at the evening services.
Extensive plans are under way for
Mems Day, August IA, and Wom-
ems Day, August 81. Who will
carry the banner of victory Be-
thel Church sympathizes with Sis
ter Leola Thompson in her be-
reavement.
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Yakima, Wash.
By Clarence Sheppard

Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. J.
Chase were co-hostesses at a So
cial for the benefit of the Mount
Hope Baptist Church.
Mr.. Ossie Livingston is visiting
his daughters, the Misses Beatrice
and Irene Livingston.
Mrs. Nancy Harris, widow of
Thomas Harris who passed away
February 25, died in the County
Infirmary last week. Funeral SER
vices were held at Shaw and Sons
Chapel with the Rev. A. w. Will
liams officiating.
Mr.. Robert Wilson is expected
home from the hospital this week.
Gerald Frye is visiting his faith
er in Los Angeles.
Mrs. James Robinson, pastor of
the Full Gosple Pentecostal Church
and her small son James, togeth-
er with Mrs. Robert Shepard and
son Clarence, recently returned
from a motor trip to Oakland and
San Francisco.
George Coleman is confined in
the st. Elizabeth Hospital where
he underwent major operation.
Edward Porter, owner of the
Washington Browns, announced the
recent signing of Bill Foster for
mer manager of the Chicago AM
erican Giants, as pilot of the
Browns for the remainder of the
season. Eugene Bremen and SUM-
ny Harris of Memphis, Tenn. and
Cincinnati, o., respectively, were
also added to the staff.
Funeral services were held for
Charles F. Gliding, pioneer resi-
dent of the city, on Tuesday, with
the Rev. Hutton preaching.
Miss Anna Mitchell is home from
a vacation in Los Angeles and 9TH
er California points.
Mr. and Mrs. Tanzy Livingston
are the proud parents of a three
weeks-old baby girl, Avis Joyce.
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the past week, Mrs. Berry Tinsley,
Mrs. c. E. Ivey and Mrs. Edgar
Williams motored to Ocean Park
for a weeks outing. The trio en-
joyed boating and swimming.
AS a climax to several weeks of
planning, members of st. Phillips
Episcopal Mission held their an
nual picnic and frolic at Peninsula
Park Thursday, July 81.
On this same date and place, the
annual Union Picnic of Bethel A.
ME-, First Zion M. E. and Mt. Iii
on Baptist was held This was the
largest attended Union Picnic for
several years. Many took advan-
tage of the pool at the Pavilion
and enjoyed cool dip and swim,
while many others were dressed in
outing toys which afforded them
much freedom and comfort. Bas-
kets large, medium and small were
bountiflly filled with everything
good to eat. All seemed to have
had their share of fried chicken.
even the preachers. Softball was
played in midafternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Dawson are
comfortably domiciled in their new
home, S. E. 9th Ave. in the Com
merce High district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Patterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Torrance have
moved into the Minor Apis.
Mrs. Margaret Jones of Phoen-
tx, Ariz., is vacationing in Port
land, the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Braggs in Irvington.
Mrs. Braggs will accompany the
visitor to Gearheart by the Sea and
to Seattle. She also plans to go
to Depoe Bay where she will visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rolthflowers.
The Womens' Auxiliary of the
Portland Branch NAACP attend
ed an Inter-racial Dinner Meeting
at the Golden Pheasant last Tues
day evening given by the Council
of Social ad Economic Research.
Mr.. Edgar Williams was principal
speaker.
The Portland Youth Council has
plans under way for a Mammoth
Skating Party to take place about
August 2 at the Oaks Rink. All
Youth Council and members of
Youth Movements are cordially in
vited.
Prior to their attendance at the
Cosmopolitan Club Dance Friday,
July Is, Miss Elinor Gragg asked
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Portland
SOCIAL NOTES

Mr.. Berrie Tinsley returned Sun
day night from very enjoyable
trip south where he attended the
grand session of the Masons and
O.E.S. of the California Juirsdic-
ton.
Miss Maxine Brown of III N. E.
Cherry entertained informally last
Friday evening complimentary to
number of the sailors here for
Fleet Week. The 81 guests enjoyed
dancing, games and light refresh
ments.
To escape the intense heat of
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Groups Combine
In Protest Move

TACOMA, July 27-One hundred
and fifty members of the W.P.A.
Workers Alliance, Townsendites,
Unions and Democratic Clubs, cal
led upon congressman John Coffee
and demanded that general house
cleaning in the W.P.A. set up be
undertaken. They claimed that
Republicans are holding the key
positions and they particularly
asked that WP.A. administrator
Don G. Able, and Robert Thorn,
former director of the Tacoma Of
flee and head of the State Employ
ment division in Seattle be fired.
Senator Bone was charged directly
as being responsible for the APP
pointment of Able.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-07-29
NEWS BRIEFS

Mr.. Robert Jones, prominent
tailor, recently had his home COM
pletely renovated. A fine piece of
work and Bob says he did most of
1t himself. He failed to mention
what part his able and capable
wife did.
Mrs Tinney Strothers contributes
her youthful looks to not letting
herself worry. She looks as young
as her charming daughters.
Attorney G. B. Alderidge, for
mer Tacoma Editor of the Enter
prise, is enjoying the best of health
these days. He is often seen on
the Avenue.
Mrs. Charlotte Anderson of
South 4Sth and Streets, attends
her church and home duties with
clock like precision. She is just
as active as her son and daughter.
Mr.. James Dupree is burning up
a lot of gas these days, and we
don't blame him.
People are still complimenting
P. S. Robinson upon the brilliant
manner in which he, as master of
ceremonies, conducted the Masonic
Grand Lodge Services at the Bap-
fist Church.
Mr.. James Wilson, veteran MP.
employee prefers street cars in
stead of busses. Well Jimmy, the
writer had to get used to them
too.
The politicians in and out of of
flee are building their fences for
one of the hardest fought cam
paigns the state has ever wit
messed.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-07-29
Everett, Wash.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Austin and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Taylor of Col
umbia, Mo-, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Payne since
July 7. Mrs. Austin and Mrs Payne
are sisters and have not seen each
other for eight years. Their stay
has been made pleasant by a visit
to Vancouver, B. c. where they
were the guests of Mrs. Laura
Taylor; visit to Seattle as the
week end guests of Mrs. Iva Car
ter; dinner Sunday as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Sayles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne entertained
with a reception in their honor,
and the Nanny Burrough club gave
picnic for their pleasure. Other
affairs given for them was a fish
ing party at Lake Stephens by Mr.
and Mrs. e. Wilson, and entertain
ments by Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Sam
uels, Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes, Mrs.
c. H. Butler, Mrs. Dora Davis and
Mrs. Harris and daughter Miss E.
dith Johnson, j. L. Cooper and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Steward. Mrs.
Payne accompanied her guests,
who left last week by the way of
California, as far as San Francis
CO. Enroute they We're breakfast
guests of Mrs. Rebecca Parker at
Point Defiance in Tacoma. Mrs.
Austin is a school teacher and Mr.
Austin is a government employee.