The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-24
berries Bring High
Prices to Growers
ruyallup Farmers Get Final Settlement
For 1888 Crop From Control Board. Inc.

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payments will be made on pro-
cessed blacks and sour varieties OF
raspeerries. IL was stated.
Posture" Week In school
Next week has been designated
as posture" week by the high
school physical education depart
ment. Its purpose is to make the
students posture-minded and en-
courage the development of better
posture among both boys and girls.
Each home room Will select a
boy and a girl having the best
posture. All Of these students
VIII then be judged and eliminated
down to two boys and two girls
( IN each class year. Final selec-
ton OF the boy and girl having
the best posture in the school will
De made at an assembly May /.
when Prof. Norman Kunde of the
PHYSICAL education department of
the University Of Washington will
be the speaker and also act as one
Of the judges in the contest.
Montgomery 10 Speak
Representatives of the Tacoma
Chamber Of Commerce will be
guests of the Mountain View
Mems club Saturday evening at
the Mountain View church. The
speaker will be Tom Montgomery
OF Puyallup. representative In the
legislature from the 25th district.
The program will be presented by
students of the Milton school. The
committee in charge will be A. A.
Myrand. o. Matson. o. Brudevold
and o. Davidson.
Orion Arranges Program
Charles Orton of Sumner has
arranged the program for the
Chamber of Commerce luncheon
Tuesday at noon. The subject
will be matters concerning the
bulb industry.
Women's Society Meets
The Womens society of the
Presbyterian church will meet in
the church psrlors Thursday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock, when final
plans will be made for the annual
spring luncheon May 3. Mrs. Axel
Salquist has been named chairman
for the luncheon by Mrs. Dan
Gray, president Of the group.
Marian Miller Visits
Miss Marian Miller. a member
of the faculty of Brooklyn high
school, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
W. A. Miller OF West Pioneer ave,
over the weekend. She has as
her guest Miss Catherine Harry,
also teacher at Brooklyn.
Discuss Public Affairs
The Live Democrats" will meet
Tuesday evening in the small room
Of the library for a general dis
cussion of public affairs TO which
the public is invited. I. c. Gas
pard, president Of the group, will
conduct the meeting.
Juinata Funk Honored
Miss Juinata Funk, whose en-
gagement to Kenneth Stark of
Bremerton was recently announc-
ed, was guest of honor Friday
night at a miscellaneous shower
given by Miss Betty Marty, as
sisted by her sister, Miss Marian,
at the Marty home, 726 7th st.
N. w.
Miss Funk is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Funk OF
South Hill and her fiance is the
son of Louis Stark of Bremerton.
The evening was spent playing
games. Poems told where gifts
were hidden about the house.
Guests included Misses Peggy
Cough. Evelyn Johnson. Caroline
Gerstmann. Virginia Jahr. Monica
Morash, Mildred Funk. Helen Ut
Finger and Mesdames Charles
Funk, Crystal Marty and Ronald
Berry.
60 TO Halfway House
Members of the Professional and
Business Women's club will motor
to the Halfway house on the Ia
coma-Seattle highway Monday eve
ming. where they will join the
Renton club for $50 dinner. Res
ervations should be made with
Miss Joyce Thomas, phone 1897,
president of the club. The speak
err will be Miss Johnston of Seattle,
who will speak on the university
arboretum.