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La gaceta., 1939-01-11

JCuantos de los que dierOr
sus firmas para la campana de
"pureza economical" toman
parte EN- la Loterfa de los vier
mes?
iCuantos de ellos dejan los
IS centavos, toman su boletC
y Sc marchan...... adquiriendo
ell derecko de jugar esten o nc
en- los tsatros y sus alrededo,
res?
Para adecentar a Tampa
nosotros proponemos que Sc
cierren todos los garitos, todas
las bolitas, todas las loterias
de los espectaculos, todas las
rifas privadas etc.
Pero ESQ de "pegarle" a los
bollteros y apoyar con Ell sllen-
clio las loterias desmoralizan.
ties de los teatros, es como de.
cirle a Tampa: 81 tie queremos
bien, progresaras, no importa
10 que hagas; 81 estamos en-
contra tuya, tie perseguiremos,
no importa 10 que digas en- tu
defensa.
La gaceta., 1939-01-11
PR0CESADO Ell A M
ARTISTA JACK N

New York, Enero I1.-Bajo
tres acusaciones de contrabando
ell Gran Jurado proces6 aver al
famoso artista Jack Benny. Ben
ny compr6 joyas que habia en-
TRADE ilegalmente en- este pals
un tai Albert N. Chappereau, un
aventurero.
Recientemente otro conocido
artista, George Burns, Sc decla-
re culpable de c~ontrabando v
tambien la Sra. Emma Larer, es
posa de un magistrate.
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luedo r~esuelta la controversial entire los jefes
locales Y el presidente de la y. international
Ell ACUERDO Sc FIRMO HOY

abogados Maxwell y Cobbey.
Sin perdida de tempo, ell a.
bogado Don c. McMullen, en-
representation de Van Horn,
pedira al juez Harry Sander
revoque ell interdicto temporal
concedido hace algunos meses
Los conocidos obreros vol
ver&n al trabajo en- las fabri-
cas-.
Solucionada la penosa con-
troversia, nosotros hacemos vo
tos porque la paz Sc mantcn-
ga para siempre y todos jun
tos colaboremos por ell bien de
los trabajadores y de la comu-
nidad.
AL congratular al presiden-
te Van Horn, en- cuya honra-
DEE y bondadOsas intenciOnes
tenemos confiAnza, nos place
tambiGn congratular, por su &C
titud conciliadora a los cincO
inteligentes obreros y a sus
habiles letrados.
Vamos a trabajar en- pro de
la International, la Federation
Americana del Trabajo y una
mejor justicia para todos los
humildes.
La gaceta., 1939-01-11

Hoy por la tarde, a las dos
quedo resuelta la controversies
entire los jefes locales de la u
International y ell presidente
Van Horn.
En- la oficina del letrado Nc
Mullen, representante de la In
ternacional, Sc firmo ell docu-
mento.
Los lideres locales, Jorge
Salazar, Saturnino Aleman,
los dos hermanos Perez Len.
dian y Cerardo Sanchez, Sc
comprometieron a m~antener
SUI lealtad a Ia Union Interna-
cional y velar por sus mejores
intereSes.
Al mismo tempo no aspira-
ran a cargo alguno elective
dentro de la Union, en- Ell aho
1889.
Por la International firmo
Ell preSidente R. E. Van Horn.
Los cinco lideres estrecha.
ron la manO del presidente
Van Horn y renaci6 de nuevo
Ia paz en- la industrial.
Intervinieron en- las nego.
ciaciones, representando a los
lideres locales, los inteligentes
La gaceta., 1939-01-11

Barcelona, enero 11.-Las tro
pas l%ealeS, bajo ell mando del ge-
neral Miaja, Sc encuentra hoy a
cuatro millas del ferrocarril Sc
villa Merida, luego de haber to-
mado ell pueblo de Valverde de
Llerena.
La artilleria leal domino con
su fuego las parallels desde las
alturas de Azuaga.
Ell mando republican, man.
tiene ell avance a raZ6n de mas
de diez millas por cada "a horas,
Esperase que ell ferrocarril de
Sevilla-M Merida qrede cortado
hoy mismo, rompiendo Asi las co
municaciones de los facciosos
entire las provincias de Badajoz,
Sevilla Y Cordoba.
Aparcntemente Ell general
Miaia dispondra que Sc corte en-
Fuente del Arco, evitando ash
que lie lleguen a los facciosos nre
vos refuerzos.
Les Mineros Sc han rebelado
EN- varios Districts contra los fac
ciosos ,apoyando la ofensiva
leal.
Grupos de mineros sc han apo
dorado de valiosos dep6sitos de
municiones de los fascistas y los
entregaran al ejercito republi-
cano.
Las Columns de avance sc
uneven desde Hinojosa del Du-
que Y dominan las dos orilas del
rio Lobo. Els la del centric la que
sostiene ell avance hacia ell ferro-
carril y Sc propone cortarlo.
Grupos faceiosos ~resisten EN-
los alrededores de Puebla Nueva
del Terrible y P%enarrOya.
Franco contin1a mandando
refuerzos pero la Ofensiva repu
blicana Sc mantiene con reno
vado vigor.
Ademas de la toma de Waiver
de de la Serena, los Leales sc a.
poderaron anteayer de Azuaga y
La gaceta., 1939-01-11

Con gran animation y conten'
to termin6 sus sesiones Ia COME
rencia de la Mission Metodists
Latina de la Florida. Dos dia;
duraron las deliberaciones, ell 8
y ell 10.
Los delegates y p~astores sc
reunieron en- la iglesia San Mar
COS, sta en- la esquina de la ca
lie 16 y avenida IL, la decana de
las iglesias de la Mission. Presi-
di6 Ell -ilustre obispo Paul B.
Kern, a quien auxili6 con la ma
yor diligencia ell Rev. ]. A. Phil
Ups, superintendent de la Mi
sion.
Despues de los Oficios religio-
SOS Sc lie concedi6 la palabra al
Dr.. &c. w. Cram, secretario ge-
neral de Misiones de la iglesia
Metodista, quien pronunci6 un
discurso de aliento y de mobiles
deseos porque la Mission Lati-
ma llegue a ser para todos un cen
tro de amor fraternal.
Entire lea asistentes Sc halla-
ba la representation general de
la iglesia en- la conferencia de
Florida y los Delegates fueron
presentados por ell Sr. Phillips
y ell DR.. D. H. Norton, presbite-
70 p~residente del Distrito de
Tampa.
La conferencia discuti6 ell in
forme sobre ell estado general de
la Mission. 10 lego la Srta. Reed,
directora de la Rosa Valdes Set
Element de West Tampa, y fue
muy elogiada.
Lego la misma Srta. Reed un
relate de los trabajos del Rev.
Phillips, en- Ell que Sc ponen de
manifesto sus exitos y la es--
timaci6n que la colonia latina lie
profesa. 10 mismo que Ell pueblo
americana.
A los elogios de la Reed agre-
gamos los nuestros en- prueba de
afecto y aprecio por ell Rev.
Phillips.
Puede el estar SECURE de que
ell pueblo de Tampa le qriere y
admira su labor democratica y
especialmente los ~esfuerzos he
chos en- defensa de la Rep1blica
Espanola.
Ell obispO Kern, un excelente
orador, pronunci6 uno de los ser
mones mas notables pronuncia-
do en- la iglesia San Marcos.
Sabe Ell obispo llevar a los file
les Ell Sonvencimiento de que de-
La gaceta., 1939-01-11
I~CONDENAD0S POR MATAR
A UN ARABE

Jerusalem, enero l1.-Por mi
tar al arabe Mohammed Haddad
a quien habian hecho prisionero,
fueron condenados hoy a tres y
Tn ano de prisi6n, respectiva-
mente, los conies.ables William
Wood, j. Mansell, Phillip Cros-
ley y Jorge Crosley.
Dieron como excusa que lie ma
taron suando intentaba fugarse.
La gaceta., 1939-01-11

FL problema del juego, en-
relaci6n con la hipocreSia am
biente, es cada vez mas inte-
resante.
Sc habIa del juego, de 10 que
representa- para la economic,
no para la moral; pero Sc de.
ja jugars a la Loteria, todos los
viernes, en- ell principal teatro
de Tampa.
Ash semos de insinceros er
esta cindad tan calumniada.
iAnti1 ohtericOs; pero apo
yando ID Loteria de los espec'
tacnlcA flblicOs!
iAntibolitericos; pero Sc di.
ce que an gran establecimien-
to de Tampa, no de Ybor City
o West Tampa, va a estable-
Ger una sala de juego.... para
los ricos!
La gaceta., 1939-01-11
~TERQUEDAD DE LA
JUNTA DE LA LECHE

Tallahassee, enero lila
junta de la leche, sin tener en-
cuenta los intereses del p1blico
y los lecheros sensatos, orden6
aver que ell precio de l8 centa-
vos por litro sea mantenido en-
Miami, condado de Dade, y ell
condado de Broward.
Cast todas las companies pi-
den que Sc mantenga ell precio
de 16 centavos.
La gaceta., 1939-01-11
APROBADA LA NOMINA
CION DE MULTIPLY

Washington, Ener ol1.-Un
subcomite del Senado .aprob6
hoy la nomination de Frank
Murphy como abogado gene
raj de la naci6n.
Sc aprob6 ell nombramiento
sin preguntas sobre las huel-
gas sentadas. Nadie pidi6 de.
clarar en- contra,
La gaceta., 1939-01-11
NUEVO P%REsIDENTE
DEL SUPREME

Para la presidencia del Tri-
bunal Supreme de la Florida
fue electo aver, por dos amos,
ell magistrate Glenn Terrell,
que la venia desempehando IN
terinamente.
Ell decano del Tribunal, ].
B. Whitfield, seguira Nesi-
diendo Ia !lamada division 3.
La gaceta., 1939-01-11
LA SESSION DEL AYUNTAMIENTO
Nuevo contratO de la Tampa Electric

confundia a los muchachos ho-
nestos y re%spetuosos con los
pillos.
Pas6 al comite de relacio-
mes una petici6n del puesto
Marcelo Gonzalez para man.
tener un lugar de diversiones,
en- Ybor City, desde enero %
a mario rs.
La gaceta., 1939-01-11

iQue opinan ustedes de E.
sos caballeros que declarando
ante un comite del Senado Sc
oponen al nombramiento de
Felix Frankfurter por ser he
breo?
iHacia que parte cae su de
mocracia?
GQue habran querido decir
esos "ciudadanillos" cuando
Sc refirieron a las ideas de
Frankfurter?
IQuerrian que piense en- in.
dio Seminole un cateiratico de
Harvard?
SQue harlan esos individuos
81 dispusieran de los armamen
tos fabricados por Adolfo y
Benito?
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oUEMARoN oTRA CRUZ

Una tercera cruz, igual a la
que hace pocos dias quema-
ron en- diferentes lugares de
la ciudad, Sc quem6 aver en- la
carretera Memorial y ell Bou-
levard Henderson.
Tenia Is pies de largo y
ocho de ancho.
Ounce personals, con capu-
chones blancos, la tiraron alli.
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Escriba una carta Y mande-
la en- favor de que sc levant.
ell embargo de armas.
Espana no persigue a los ca
t6licos Y respeta todas las Ii
bertades.
SCual es ell motive de que
los cat6licos vascos, modelos
de cat6licos en- TODD ell mundo,
apoyen la causa de la Rep1bli-
ca y del pueblo?
Los vascos saben que Fran.
co, Hitler y Mussolini son enc
migos de la tolerancia religio.
sa y de la democracia.
iAyudar q Franco, en- per
juicio del pueblo espanol, es
mission de fascistas, no de ca.
t6licos honrados e inteligen.
ties!
iApoyar la causa de Espa'
fla es defender la tolerancia
religiosa en- un pueblo que SUI
pc despojarse del fanatismo y
ahora lucha por su libertad...
y por la libertad de todos los
dem6cratas de Europa, Asia y
America.
La gaceta., 1939-01-11
EN- RECUERDo DE JIMMY
BLAIN

Cesar Rivero, canciller del
consulate de Cuba, nos cOmu-
MICA que un grupo de amigos
del difunto Jimmy Blain sc
propone cocolarle una lapida
en- ell cementerio, con motive
del primer aniversario de su
muerte.
Blain, como recordaran nues
tros lectores, Sc suicide ell aho
pasado, en- la isla Davis, por
contrariedade que no es opor-
tuno mencionar.
va anunciaremos la feeha
de Ia ceremonial,
La gaceta., 1939-01-11
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Una pregunta sin malicia. = Hasta los nanigos
= Bolita. - La "arrastrada" y SUI hermana. -
Hebro. Espana y su derecho.

Una pregunta que nos hicie
ron por telefono en- la mahana
de hoy: Isl los comunistas do
minaran en- la Florida Y en- to-
do ell pals, respetarian mi de-
recho a opinar?
Pasamos la interrogation a
los "Rojos" de por AGA, 81 e.
que los hay.
La gaceta., 1939-01-11
Ell TEMPO

Claro y temperature agrada-
bic. Maxima aver, 70 grades
minima, 40.
La gaceta., 1939-01-11

Anoche hablaba por la Ra-
dio un comunista cubano.
Buen orador, en- tono vibrante
decia: nosotros deseamos man
tener relaciones con los cat6l;-
cos, protestanteS, hebreos, es-
piritistas, naniguistas,.
Cuando Sc incluy6 a los ma
higos, nosotros cortamos la co.
municaci6n.
iCompadre.... hasta con los
n66ieosl...-. SSera para redi-
mirlos?
La gaceta., 1939-01-11

Ell cierre total, ell mejor.
iEs.a "comedia" de ahora
no es digna de Tampa!
La gaceta., 1939-01-11

Facil es acusar, cuando el
que acusa Sc propone difamar
V no otra cosa.
iD6nde estan las pruebas
de algunos que acusan a HON.
bres honrados?
IFS question de reirs
La gaceta., 1939-01-11

Excusa de algunos fascistas
enmascarados: a Estados Uni
dos no lie interesa 10 que suce-
de en- Europa.
No opina asi ell presidente
Roosevelt, ejemplo de demo
cratas en- estos amos de cobar.
dias y claudicaciones.
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Brownies Go to
Camp ST. Adams

Tacoma Brownie Girl Scouts are
at Camp st. Adams this year for
the first time. A special staff
which includes leaders Of Tacoma
Brownie packs are carrying out
program adapted to the health and
recreational needs Of the seven to
ten-year-old girls.
Activities during the one week
session include games. stories. ma
ture walks. swimming. boating.
crafts. singing, simple dramatics
and campfire activities. Brownies
attending during the August 10
TO 20 period include Rosalie Young.
Pamela Davis. Betty Jean Love.
Katherine Falskow. Nancy Wither-
spoon. Marjorie Witherspoon.
Frances Thorness. Harriet Jean
Olsen. Jean Lewis, Joan Hokanson.
Cenevieve Thompson. jeanne
Steele. Mary Helen Bruce. Eleanor
keyser. Anne Mccrea. Jane Cries.
well. Roxie Ann Hsrrelson, Helen
Jean Rice, Anna Marie Foreman.
Betty Ann Hull. Nancy Hull, Peggy
Mace. Janet Pearce. Irene Yelle.
Patty Doe. Patricia Otterstadt,
Rosemary Llewellyn. Corrinne En-
gel. Elizabeth Gettman. Marilyn
Barwell. June Schaeffer. Marcia
Brown, Jeanne Hsgermeyer. jeanne
beaverton. Mary Jacqueline Lemon.
Roberta Lee Lassiter, Nancy Cres-
well and Janis Peterson.
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C.. P. S. Sorority
Picnics at TaIleouah

The summer home Of Mrs. Fred
C. Smith at Tallequah Point was
the scene of an all-day picnic
Thursday for girls of Alpha Beta
Epsilon sorority and their mothers.
Hostesses for the day of boating,
swimming and other activities
were Mrs. Smith and her daughter,
Miss Erna Patricia.
In addition to the sorority girls
and their mothers. there were
several younger girls at the picnic.
They were Miss Helen Wood from
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, who is
the house guest of Miss Mac Claes
and Miss Bernice Doub. Miss Bar
bara Hite. Miss Alice Healy and
Miss Sharon Ann Marush.
Mothers present were the Mes
danes w. r. Coffman. Dora Claes.
J. E. Zimmerman. G. c. Patterson,
II. r. Wegener, F. w. Wittren, o.
F. Hite. w. N. Doub and J. Peter
p Healy. Members Of the sorority
were the Misses Grace Howard,
Sara Louise Doub. Dolores Har-
gett, Jane Ogden. Edythe Mae
Peele, June Peele, Bernsdine Claes,
Margaret Gleiser. Frances Hoss,
Kathleen Sheriff., Barbara Healy.
Anita wegener. Margaret Bowen,
Lola and Louise claes. Vera Hesly.
Helen Hite. Lorraine House, Doro-
thy Howard, Ruth McCrea, Mary
Ogden. Doris Wittren, Mary Pa
tricia Smith and Juliana Macpher-
sen.
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Opens Garden To Members
Or Dormitory Auxiliary
Three Score Meet for Picnic Dinner and Program a
Home Of Dr.. and Mrs. John Arneson
johnson tuesday Evening

Three guests attended the picnic dinner and
gram given by the Dormtory auxiliary of Pacific Lutheran
college Tuesday evening Mrs John Anason Johnson opened
her charming home and garden Mckinley for the
affair picnic dinner served ouofdoors at o'clock
and later the retired indoors for interesting
ming program.
The evening served to honor the Rev. and Mrs A. Berg
who leaving for Fargo n d. where the Rev. Berg
will be connected with the Oak Grove seminary. He is
pastor of Ovet Lutheran church. During the evening he
presented with gift by the Rev Mkke Lono behalf
of the pastors and Mrs Berg presented with shower of
handkerhefs The presentation made by Mrs. Theodore
Nelson president of the Dormory auxiliary in behalf of
the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
Secret Rites
Revealed
Miss Griees and Mr.. Jen-
sen Wed Quietly July
Is in Parish House

Announcement has just been
made of the marriage on July
Is of Miss Beverly Alice
Griggs. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark l.. Griggs. of 600
Ea. Harrison. to Mr.. Robert
Jensen. youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Jensen of
Raymond. The ceremony was
performed secretly in the par
ish of Bethesda Baptist church
with Rev. Marion Flint Off
ciating.
Attendants ut the wedding
were Miss Marilyn Savage.
cousin of the bride, and Mr..
John Clark.
Both the bride and bridegroom
have attended Pacific Lutheran
college and will return in the au-
tumn to continue their college
activities.
Several affairs have already hon
ored the young couple and in their
honor a reception was given in
Raymond by the bride9rooms par
ents on Aug. Q at their Riverview
home. Members of the two inn
mediate families and close friends
were invited. On Sunday large
family dinner was given for Mr..
and Mrs. Jensen at the summer
home of the brides uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.
Savage on Clover creek.
On Thursday there will be a
shower. also at the Savage home.
for the bride. Guests will be rela-
tives and close friends.
Mrs. Jensen WAS graduated
from Lincoln high school and her
husband from Raymond high be-
fore entering PIC. She Is a mem
Der Of Tacoma Assembly No. 2.
Rainbow for Girls. and At the col
lege, Delta Phi Kappa and Cold
club. Mr.. Jensen's affiliations are
Delta Beta Epsilon. the Mems
Forum and the Young Mems Busi-
ness club.
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The evenings program consist
ed Of a demonstration by Mr.. JOS
eph Edwards, former director Of
the Choir of the West at P. L. c..
of his Edwards iunatone. a musical
invention for teaching music.
The Rev. Carl Rydcll showed
motion pictures of the recent visit
to Falkland of Crown Prince Olaf
and Princess Martha of Norway,
and DR.. John Arnason johnson
showed pictures Of his trip TO
Iceland.
DIR. A. NJ. Kraavel of Portland,
Ore. president of the board Of
trustees of the college. was spe-
cial guest as were members of his
board. The Rev. and Mrs. Warren
Hanson were welcomed into the
group as new members during the
evening.
Mrs. f. Tingelstad was chairman
of the committee in charge Of the
affair and she was assisted by Mrs.
Clifford Olson. Mrs. A. w. RAM
stad, Mrs. o. A. Tingelstad and
Mrs. ]. u. Xavier. Mrs. Carl Fyn-
Doe was chairman of the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
Mrs. Compton eniertains
Al BRIDGE Luncheon

Three tables of bridge were in
play after luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Harry Compton on North
Yakima Monday afternoon when
a group of the hostess friends
from Seattle joined Tacoma
group for the day. Those from
Tacoma who were guests are Mrs.
Paul Warren, Mrs. j. II. Gloor.
Mrs. Whitman Perham, Mrs. E. S.
Bomstead and Mrs. Milton Evans.
From Seattle were Mrs. George
Anderson, Mrs. Edmund Cussac,
Mrs. L. Pearson. Mrs. M. Todd
Smith, Mrs. Melvin Lonctot and
Mrs. Clarence Kiehl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Compton will leave
in a fortnight to make their home
in Longview. During their year
here Mrs. Compton has been &C
lively identified with activities OF
DR.. f. A. Rich Orthopedic and the
Drama league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
Two-Month Trip East
Planned bv Mr.. and Mrs. Ritz

Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Ritz. 1924
9Th ave. will leave Wednesday
evening by train for a two months
trip east Mr.. Ritz has just eele-
brated his 50th year In the real
estate business in Tacoma.
The trip will take them a. far
east an New York City and en-
route they viii visit important
cities Of Canada and the United
States. In Michigan and Indiana
they Will visit 3 number Of rela-
tivea and friends there. After
visiting the New York Worlds
fair they will come west over the
southern route, stopping also In
principal cities on the way. and
viii attend the San Francisco
fair before returning TO Tacoma.
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Entertains For
Visitor
Mrs. John Soeolieh Hon.
ored al Demiek Home
Friday Evening

Mrs. Donald ID. Demick en-
tertained on Friday evening
at her home on North Cedar,
honoring her sister-in-law,
Mrs. John Socolich (Anne
Demick), who is visiting here
from California.
The guests present for the eve
ming were Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Wekell, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve DEM
lex. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Demick
and daughter Louise, Mrs. Jack
Saletic, Mrs. Helen Demick. and
the guest of honor Mrs. Socolich.
The new game "bunco' was
played during the evening, honors
going to Mrs. wekell and Mrs.
Helen Demick.
A late supper was served at the
close of the evening.
Mrs. Socolich was also enter
tanned one afternoon last week at
the home of Mrs. F. Rodman, on
North Stevens.
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Chicago Visitors 10
visif Fair This Well

Before returning 10 their homes
in Chicago. q group Of guests ~
an aunt. Mrs. ~. Hsaiy. and =
cousin. Mr.. A. J. Hssiy. VIII lssye
on Thursday for the San Frsne.sco
worlds fair. The Cnicsgoans are
Mr.. and Mrs John shspbsrd. Mrs.,
Florence Kane. and Mrs. n. Csid-
well Wilson.
In honor Of ths Chicago group
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
Sunday School
Plans Cruise
Event Anticipated by 200
Members and Friends Of
81. Paul's Church

Students Of the Sunday
school of st. Paul's Methodist
church are sponsoring n cruise
Sunday afternoon aboard the
Str. Arcadia which il expect
ed 10 be attended by approx
mately 200 members and
friends of the church. Mrs.
Robert Il. Strobel is acting as
hostess in charge.
The boat Will leave Municipal
dock at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon and will return at $50
o'clock. The trip will include q
pleasant cruise around the Sound
with an hours stay ON some beach
where . picnic luncheon will he
served around . bonfire. Com
mIitee members In charge are:
Mesdsmes ". v. Preston. v. ".
Boothe, w. w. Coettling, y. Goet-
ting, Frank Whitman. - y. stro-
bel. Bert H. Mccoy and Fred l..
f.angton: the Misses Ann sfrobei.
Cora Aessimore. Benny Hanson.
Evelyn Fairbanks: the Msssfs.
Lloyd Bray. Robert Rogers. ~ H.
strobel, General Jones. John Bur
ton jr.. c. v. smith. r. q. sowsii.
n. w. Simmons 1r.. Or. @. o. Wal
tiers and w. w. GoettlinK.
The 3-H Sewing club will meet
for a potluck picnic luncheon In
II. Defiance pa-k on Thursday al
II 80. Coffee will be furnished
but members are 10 bring their
own table service.
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Seen 70 Msst flusbsnd ~
Return esou Nswaii

Mrs. wiiiism Jsha Dsehsv Win
leave ~ Moa1sy ~ nsctos wiz
her two slstsrs. Mn. Jaes Harvey
pf eesitis sna nlns NneWi WIN
isms and their niece. x1ias Cath
srins Hanson u Tsac0ss f0v ass
rrsneis<s wh~fs sh~y will NEST ~.
Decker an his return fyom Hswsli.
After Visiting th@ Han FRANCHISES
wmtdfs fair Mrs.. ttssvsy. nles
Williams and Miss ttsneoH VIII
eoaslnue On 70 Long nsexn via
the t,sshsss whaes home \ there.
and vii tsks IN TssluaHa. Mestae.
and many spsts ~ interest y ~
southwest befefs sstaspias here
September 10.
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To Fly TO Chicago
On Friday EVENING

Miss nonna White. who for the
past two years has been secretary
10 Dean John u. REGISTER q the
College Of Puget Sound. viii leave
on Friday evening by plane for
Chicago and after brief visit
there viii return 10 her home In
Fairfield. Iowa. In her honor Miss
Elizabeth Hudson Was hostess at
luncheon II the Tacoma hotel on
Wednesday. Other guests were
Miss Ann Randolph and Miss
Grace johnson.
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Pse-Nuptisl Psrsy Tsesdsy
Honoss Miss Helen DsIsek


For Miss Helen n4izrh wke VI kr1pulo - 49, = i
Robert willis Jehnson Aus n NJ H1rtG1 - 60 M1
Margaret simpnos entesinined rne.11v Weo4Y -
Of Miss simpsons parenta. ~. nn6 ~ =. n -
hridc-lo.he wnn showe5pd with rll1 - NN1M ~
home. Gifts wers presented . Mn E1lnon - -
simp>nn. who uns dreeaed - pnGo ~. -
Place cards In the shape q plnk nveocDQ1n m9I1M e.
ru~rss place for me lsle supppr hoH ~ &11<wU - 49,
was IN arrangement II pink svep(cooe - mlv -
thanked hy pink tnper<-
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Reservations With President

Members Of the John II. Thomp-
son auxiliary. U. s. w. ", have
been asked 20 make reservations
for the district convention In
Aberdeen, August 10, with the
president. Mrs. Clay Pratt. at
Proctor 1913.
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Mae Camp Plans
Picnic for Thursday

Members of Mae camp, r. N. A.
will picnic at Point Defiance
Thursday. A picnic dinner will be
served at noon with games and
other entertainment following.
On the committee in charge Of
arrangements for the event are
Mrs. Sherman Blakely. Mrs. Ed
gar Mills, Mrs. r. S. Munday and
Mrs. Cora Brassfield. A large at
tendance is expected at the picnic
which is an annual affair.