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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Comedian Artist
Here
Miss Kay Earle OF Victoria.
B. c., Is House Guesi
OF Miss Dahl

A visitor in the city at the
present time, the guest of Miss
Louise Dahl at her home on
So. Junett ST.. is Miss Kay
Earle of Victoria, r. c. Miss
Earle is a well-known North
west artist and exhibitions of
her work in water colors and
needlecrafts have been held at
the Art Gallery in Vancouver
and at the Empress hotel in
Victoria. She arrived in town
July 20 and expects to stay
until early August.
Her latest work Is a large Illus
trated. historical map OF the Pa
cific Northwest. depicting the his
tory of this coast. from the land
ing of the Spanish conquistadores
to later events in all the western
states and Canada. The map. six
by four feet in size. shows in coll
ored illustrative and lettered data
every important event of oonse-
quence in the building of the North
west.
Miss Earle's object in creating
this artistic historical document
was to give composite picture
of the mutual history of western
Canada and the United States and
to give both countries a better
understanding of their neighbor's
background in relationship to their
own
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Receive Congratulations on
Birth OF DAUGHTER

Word received IN TACOMA teiN
If the birth July Is Of a daughter
10 Mr., and Mrs. C. w. Hancock
fuelen short) OF Berkeley. Cam.
The little girl is being welcomed
nv grandparents. Mr.. and MIS-
p T short Of this city and MI.
I'D Mrs A w. Hancock Of Salem,
Ore Mrs. short il in Berkeley al
the present time
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Hancock ~
MARY Short announced the pifth
~ their first child. a daughter, IN
Berkeley last month. The ht''e
at,5 has been named Elizabeth
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Aouines Alumnse Group
Plans Tuesdsy Session

Miss Mercedes TenaFold VIII o
hostess 10 members Of the Class OK
1887 OF Aquinss academy Tuesday
evening at her home al 1850 80.
@ st. Following the business
session, there viii be late sup
per.
Members Of the class who viii
attend are the Misses Edna Nor
iarty. Angellne Grabisa, Mary
Ford. Patricia Quinn. Laura Lou
Glueck. Jean Arendt. Margaret
Burkey. Margaret Danzi, Betty
Lee. Classina Buffeien, Marion
Mccarthy, Gail Donnelly. julia
Jean Leshy. Mona Flannigan,
Shirley Jacobsen.
Rebecea Dock. Mary Dougherty,
Theina Durkee, Frances kordiek,
Rosemary Smith, Jeanette Nieolie.
Margaret o'sullivan, Eva Wash
burn and Mrs. Dudley Dean.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Receive Congratulations
On Birth Of DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Lustie, 30
No. M St, are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of their second
child, a daughter, Barbara, July
"a in the Tacoma General hos
pital The little girl is being well
coined by a brother, Alvin Chris
tan, and grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Larsen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
kearranses
Circles
r
Bethany lsdiss' Society
Rsorqanissd: -Four
Groups Plan

Much enthusiasm Was shown
At the JULY meeting Of the
Bethany Methodist Ladies'
society over the rearranxe-
ment Of the circles. the circle
chalrmen drawing nAn,ns for
their respective memberships.
On Aug. .. the entire ncm-
bershlp Of the society vii meet
for It's annual picnic At the
Spanaway home If Mrs. 7. L.
Flfer. Cars viii leave from
the church NJ 10 o'clock.
Mr.. y. u. silva. N chairman
Of The prurlils Wilder circle. dfsw
ihs following NAMES Mfs = J..
nahcnck. Mrs. Ernest iistl. MFs.
Barnes. Mss Mary nnsIe. Mrs.
Roy Hlxiey. Mrs tsnes. Mr.. y.
I.indsrth. Mira Max t.ureksnette.
Mrs. Jennie Luke. Mrs Joseph Me-
Doneuxh. Mrs. chas Messner. Mrs.
Oscar aeahloom. Mrs Howard
slmnns. Ara David axsnsnns MFn.
n. A. Ritter. Mrs.. ]. w. Wilder.
Mrs. Emma nnrwsn. Mrs. Arniaxs
TIM. Mrs.. l.fnors Green. Mrs. G. y.
Whitney. Mrs. Ernest Lloyd and
Mrs. y. r. Mills.
Mrs. Leslie Evans. chairman ~
the Elizabeth Meconihsy circle.
drew tho following names fos her
membership: Mrs. John Miller. Mira.
Ray o'fgyns. Mira W, A. NaIand.
Mrs. Arsiaa Hnpp. Mrs. =. O. Byrd.
Mrs. Jack Dorsey. Mrs. Gehss, Mrs.
Joseph smalley. Mrs.. Caldwell.
Mrs. O. Ftsdericksan. Mrs. Clyde
nabcock. Mira. Earl Dumas. Mira.
Thee. Flemmlnx. Mas Anna ateek-
er. Mira. y. q. Heat, Mrs. Roy Tall
man. Mrs. Roy Tlad. Mrs. q. pud-
ley and Mrs Young.
Mrs. Harold Mccammon. chair
man for the kate Coutant circle.
has the following women In her
group. Mrs Davies, Mrs. Fred
shaw. Mrs. ]. w. ssearhaFt. Mrs.
G. W. Mitchell. Mrs. |. u. Waters,
Miss Lydia DFshurt. Mira. L.nyd
Hague. Mrs. Edward Hague. MIRA
Wall, Mira. A. l. Daniel. Mrs, Byron
Howard. Mrs. n. J. Palmer. Mrs
Max Fauiks. MIRA. pursiey. Mrs
| Ivan Tidd. MIRA strahi. Mrs. Julian
Mrs. w. H. Post. Mrs. Monta Hos
ton. Mrs. Percy James and Mrs. J
Henderson.
These three circles will mesi
Wednesday for a picnic luncheon
81 Alling park, and large GROUP
IL expected to be present.
| A acting chairman for q fourth
circle just formed, Mrs. Fred Mar
grath drew the following names
Mira. Ada Mae Barton. Mrs. Milton
Heemar. Mrs. Dyslin. Mas MAJ
Wilder. Mrs. n. Y. Jamss. Mrs
John Bennett. Mrs. ". A. Chalk
Mrs. J. r. Rawson. Mira. A. "
Alexander. Mrs. T. L. Fifsr, Mrs
Nellie Hook. Mrs X. ". Shield
Mrs. Harry Freeman. Afs. l. A
cnrtles. Mrs. %. L. Caldwell. Mrs
s. NJ Jorgenson. Mrs. Clara Bysrs
Mrs.. Moore and MIRA. J. w. Obey
This group IL meeting II ths
spanAwsy home Of Mrs. T, l. Fsfss
and members are 10 bring sasid'
witches. Members are asked 10 b
at the church ~ 10 o'clock on Wed
nesday. 30 that transportation ma,
be arranged. Ths Rev. and Mrs
Barber. who have Jssst eons q
Bethany from Madison. Wis ans
Mrs.. Lester n Fifsr member o.
large. will be guests Of this group
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Week Before Wedding Gay
For Popular Bride-EIect
Miss lzabele Svare Fefed on Friday VIII Give Party
For Wedding Attendants on tuesday Evening.
With Rehearsal Supper thursday

recent affair complimenng Miss Isabelle L. seare,
whose marriage Mr. oryn Nygaard viii be event of
July 30 the shower Friday evening for which Miss
Frederick Schanbusch and Mrs. Max l. Parker host
the Schlanbusch home. Both hostesses viii be
bridesmaids at the wedding
On Tuesday evening Miss Syare will entertain her wedding
attendants informal party and buffet supper at her
apartment in the St. James and during the evening the
traditional grooms cake will be wrapped The color scheme
will be carried out in yellow blue and pink TO coincide with
the dresses which the attendants will for the wedding
Mrs. T. o. Svare will be hostess for the buffet supper for
members of the wedding party following the rehearsal on
Thursday evening.
church $50 Saturday
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HAVE MESSAGE FOR
MRS. FERN JOHNSON

MIS-. gofsh y. Cayan, ~ My.
Ore, to-day asked Police Chief
Elnar Langseth BY mail fer aid
in locating a Mrs. David FEM
johnson. thought 70 be living in
Tacoma. Ass. Johnson. the gifs ~
A lumber handler. has a father VINO
10 III in an Oregon hospital ard
authorities are trying 10 tfaes her
for That reason.
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Many From Town And Country
Called By Informal Affairs
Midsummer Entertaining Here and in Seattle |, H;ob.
hight OF Present Social Season; Bar Association
VIII Compliment Justice Douglas

Summertime, with its gay round of informal entertaining
one OF the happest times of the year Visitors come and
the Country club the town clubs the hotels are
friendly gatherings as the homes of Tacomans in tow
ut lakes and beaches.
Some hosts and hotesses entertain their guests in nearby
Seattle as did Mrs. W L. Mccormick who on Monday was
hostess to group of Tacoma friends luncheon at the
olympic hotel Monday the traditional luncheon day at the
Olympic and this weeks affair called many the out-of-
doors to the resfu setting of the Georgian room where
numerous luncheon parties were going on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Aged Man, Slated to Die,
Again Accused Of Murder

last nonreA resvy No. -
seste1 n - uloue ~ ao~u1~
M sne& An1o~oy 1ugteo -
nhesSivs hneN h9o1wo -
fsaewtss alee wrr~ ht11pa ~
. peees sere.
vsfnea Van M3tre. : retired
,allss ln1psesnr. ~ sknaeh ~ -
Iwo poinss IN ssmaas~ esA yeetaf-
iny tisury Mefeneo neeeenpeaieA
sffl1ssa u kan oaentln - epelr
Fsuui r~frr.
THAT'S the man." 80 Mnes
anec. ut Ferry. calmly sWattiNu
lieafh u ~ m eAamher. 4ente1
~ knew enyfhins u ~ nse1ev -
jos nosAnnes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Thin Man Sought
For Stealing Keys

Police today hunted tina thin
man Responsible for the theft at
N. l.. seidlsfs car keys.
Beialer. who LIVES nj ssss Ne. J
IT.. parked his car Monday evening
10 make a call ~ 1857 10 szna.
Hls keys we're 10 The car. Seszh-
bofs a. the G. Desmond fessdenee.
1914 80. sznd. first noticed sbs thin
man trying 70 pgsh shs car Away.
Failing. be left on ths run. taxing
ths keys In lea Of the car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Affair at Tennis Club
L. Postponed

Mrs. b. J. Young, acting presi-
dent of the Tacoma Lawn Tennis
club. has announced that the regu-
lar Wednesday bridge tea at the
club has been postponed due to the
death of one of the clubs most
active past presidents, Mrs. Will
lam S. Anderson.
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In Mrs. Mccormiok's group were
Mrs. Henry Rhodes, Mrs. John
Arkley, Mrs. George ]. osgood.
Mrs. Andres DeHaseth. Mrs. Frank
Jeffries. Mrs. c. f. Mcintyre. Mrs.
d. J. Young. Mrs. D. c. Scott. Mrs.
F. r. Titcomb, Mrs. Axel oxholm.
Mrs. Fred Shaneman, Mrs. Paul
Hebb, Mrs. Fred Harlan. Mrs.
Roderic Olzendam, Mrs. John s.
Baker and Mrs. Cyrus Happy.
Another Tacoma party noted at
the Olympic Monday was the
luncheon at which Mrs. Kathleen
0'Leary, bride-elcct Of Mr.. Joseph
H. Manley of this city, was honored
by Mrs. M. J. Hutchinson. Others
at the table were Mrs. David s.
Manley. Mrs. Murray Mitchell
dwell and Miss Mary Cunning
ham.
Mrs. Mccormick is also planning
an affair for so at the Union
University club for Friday of this
week.
The same clubhouse was the
scene Saturday for luncheon for
which Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Merrill
were host and hostess. Guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Snider
of Seattle; Lieut.. Scott Murdoch
of the Seaforth Highlanders. whose
home is in Vancouver. B. c.: Mr..
Robert Sconce, Miss Elsie Tough
of Vancouver, B. c.. and Miss Ger
aldine Haycraft. Luncheon was
served in one of the smaller dining
rooms of the newly refurnished
clubhouse.
The Country club will be the set
ting on Friday for luncheon for
"a. for which Mrs. w. B. Burrill
will be hostess. The luncheon will
compliment Mrs. Ezra Thayer of
Boston, Mass.
Another affair at the Country
club which is attracting much at
tention is the dinner party Tues
day evening at which Associate
Justice William o. Douglas win be
honored by members Of the Tacoma
Bar association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Junior Mary Ball TO
Meet Ihur<daY

Mrs. Percy creath Smith. regent
Of Mary Ball chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution, VIII
be hostess to the Junior division Of
Mary Ball chapter when the group
meets Thursday evening at =
O'Clock at her home. Mrs. Fred
Friberg. junior chairman. ~lll con-
duct the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Executive Meeting OF
w e T Ii FRIDAY

Members of the executive board
of the Pierce County w. c. T. u.
will meet on Friday afternoon at
1870 in First Baptist church for
an important discussion of plans
for the Puyallup fair exhibit and
for the fall county convention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Milton Garden Club
To Picnic at Park

Milton Garden club members
yill meet for a pot luck picnic at
I o'clock Thursday afternoon IN
the park. A business session WIN
10 held and there will be timely
talks about the present care oil
flower gardens. Any one VINO Is
interested is invited to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Ladies Auxiliary TO Meet

The Ladies' auxiliary of the Dis
abled Veterans, Chapter No. l. Is
invited to attend the program
Wednesday evening which will be-
gin at $50 o'clock.
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Phoenix Lodge Plans
IL Dr.

Members of Phoenix lodge, NO.
2s4. Ladies auxiliary to the
brotherhood of Railroad Train
men. will meet for picnic at
point Defiance park Thursday
afternoon. Luncheon will be served
at 1880 o'clock. For further IN
formation, members should can
Mrs r. Lanton, chairman OF the
affair. at Proctor 1857.
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Club VIII Meet in
Lincoln Park Wednesday

Members of the Degree OF Honor
club will meet in Lincoln PARK al
noon wednesday for iuncheon.
Mrs. Bertha johnson Is hostess
for the occasion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Mr.. and Mrs. Fifer Entertain
California Visitor

Mrs. Betty NJ Miller ~ San
Francisco WAS = guest for several
days Il NJ. and Mrs. Lester Fifer
and family. helping 10 celebrate
the Golden jubilee with them. MIRA.
Miller . An aunt Of Mrs Fifer
and Is spending some time in Ia
coma visiting relatives and friends
made during her residence here
a number Of years ago. Mrs. Miller
coming 10 Tacoma In 1854.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Ladies' Aid TO Meet in
Church thursday

The Ladies Aid of olivet LII
,beran church will meet on Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock IN the
church psrlors. Hostesses VIII De
Mrs. L. M. Erdahl and Mrs. Henry
Erdahl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Returns TO Tacoma After
-Four Years in Islands

Mr.. Kenneth Donovan, son OF
Mr.. John ]. Donovan. of East S5tn
st. has returned to Tacoma after
four years with the u. 8. navy
in Pearl Harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Tseomsns at Timberline
LODGE. MI. Hood

Misses Katherine and Gladys
Peterman of Tacoma were yaea-
tioning last week at Timberiine
lodge on the slopes of Mount Hood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
american Minister
Released by Afubs


JERuSALkM--The Rev. Geruuld Colaner. An14 Ohio
clergyman hna ben released by Arb bandits wne npsd
him for ran.ou. Il was announced Tue>tny night
rahfnsr h1a fhe - - - ~
"Wednesday kneth q Alnepef4 nxaa4H - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
N. Y. CCC YOUTH HELD

FKahk r1rx1o. 1ssysas-oid fGE
boy from roggfshsepsis. y r.. WA
being held by county authorities
Tuesday for investigation ~ petty
larceny. BE u accused BY deputies
u taking = number II Articles from
the Ccc camp Al Paek1ood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26

church al $50 on Saturday eve
ming. Mas s4are IL the daughter
81 Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Stare Of
Grenora, 3. ..
Evening star., 1939-11-13

Relatives and friends of former
Police Court Judge Isaac Reynolds
Hit, who spent his early life as a
cowboy, and Mrs. Hit were to be
received at simple at home" by
the couple this afternoon at their
Virginia home in celebration of their
golden wedding anniversary.
mo invitations have been SENT"
said Mrs. Hit. I'VE live quite far
out, but we hope number Of our
friends will be able to call"
The Hit residence is at Ell Nido,
on Old Dominion drive, near Nc
Lean, Va.
Among those certain to be pres
ent for the observance during the
afternoon and early evening are
four children. William B. and Isaac
R. Hit, Sd; Mrs. H. M. Eakin and
Mrs. w. D. Eakin, and six grand
children.
Former Judge Hit retired from
the Police Court bench in 1887 after
serving more than IL years. He was
appointed first by President Coolidge
in 1925 and renamed by President
Hoover in 1881. He was deeply in
terested in traffic problems and pro-
motion of safety on the Capitals
streets.
Still active at IS, the erstwhile
jurist is maintaining a private law
practice here
Former Judge Hit knew the West
when it was wild" was a cow
puncher and participated in the last
great buffalo hunt to be conducted
on the plains. He was captain of
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Leaders Pay Tribute
To Harrison Robertson
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 49,
Newspaper and governmental lead
ers paid tribute today to Harrison
Robertson, 83, editor of the Courier
Journal, who died of heart all
ment Saturday night.
He was great editor, gifted
editorial writer and a lovable per-
sonality," said Gov. Keen johnson,
himself a Richmond CKy) news
paper publisher editor.
Thomas r. Underwood, Lexington
editor and president of the Ken
lucky Press Association, said "his
passing brings sadness to the Ken
lucky press"
Barry Bingham, publisher of the
Courier Journal and Louisville
Times, said Mr.. Robertson was "a
living part of the Courier journal
and will so remain as long as this
paper is published"
Many of the tributes mentioned
Mr.. Robertson's long association
with the late "Marse Henry" Wat
terson, noted Louisville Journalist,
during his so years with the Courier
journal.
Funeral services are to be held at
pm. today at the Second Presby-
terian Church.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Rio Grande Is Dragged
After u. S.-Mexico
Bridge Co||apses
One Person Missing,
Two Near Deoth;
Toll Collector Hero
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
McALLEN, Tex, Nov. 13.-Sudden
collapse Of the International Bridge
at the end of the Nickel-Plated
Road-to-Hell dumped nine persons
Into the Rio Grande last night.
Francisco Delgado, 80, of Edin-
burg, Tex, is missing and feared
drowned. Eight persons escaped
drowning or being crushed to death
In the wreckage. Two cars were
plunged into the water as twin
cables at each end of the bridge
snapped.
Firemen dragged the river for
possible victims after hearing re-
ports that others went down with
the span.
Terminus Of 11-Mile Road.
The $4,000 bridge, built in 1928
and reconstructed in 1888, connected
Reynosa, Mexico, with the American
border.
1t was the terminus of the costly
11-mile highway from McAllen to
Reynosa, rip-roaring border town
In the days of American prohibition.
Rio Grande Valley residents IA
cetiously called it the Nickel Plated
Road-to-
Two men, passengers In the two
cars known to have hit the mud
colored water, are near death. They
are Abundino Amador of Hargill,
Tex, and Anastacio Espinosa of
Edinburg, one of Delgado's three
companions. Four others were hurt
slightly.
-Four other automobiles at the
American tollgate rolled down the
river bank. but stopped short of the
water. At least seven passengers
escaped injury, but the cars were
damaged.
Toll Collector Is Hero.
Hero of the collapse was toll COL
lector Ramiro Rodriguez. He heard
the cables snap and ran to the CEN
ter of the bridge. AS the structure
sagged downward he pulled off his
clothing and dived into the water.
He shared Eusebio Lucio of Rey-
nosa and another pedestrian and
kept them af1oat until boat from
the Mexican side rescued them.
Mexican customs men said they
thought they saw Delgado, clinging
to plank, swept downstream. 9th
ers said it was possible he was
trapped in his automobile.
Rodriguez and Brad Smith, Nc
Allen newspaper man, said they ex-
amined one of the broken cables and
1t appeared covered with rust.
Evening star., 1939-11-13

His public service In Washington
included work as Judge advocate
during the World War and as United
States commissioner and he was
one Of the founders of the Univer-
sity Club.
A devotee of sports throughout
his life, he continues to practice his
principal hobbies, hunting and fish,
ing. Former Judge Hit also MAIN
tains contact with the numerous
fraternal and civic organizations of
which he Is q member.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Dog Shoots Hunter

JAMESTOWN, r. l., Nov. 10 LP-
A hunter was shot IN the foot YES
terday by his own dog.
While hunting rabbits, Carl Wester
put down his shotgun while he
called to the dog, which had run
ahead. The dog ran back and &C.
cidentally stepped on the trigger.
Hospital doctors said Mr.. Westers
condition was good.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
Masks for Mules

M. Loyer, a French scientist, has
invented gas masks for horses and
mules, the protectors being carried
on small kits attached to the saddle.
Evening star., 1939-11-13

Northwestern University's football
team In college days and helped
found the university's magazine.
Evening star., 1939-11-13
CHEST
COLDS
Need More Than "Just SalveP'
To Relieve DlS1RESSl

To quickly relieve chest cold misery and
muscular aches and pains due to colds
1t takes MORE than "just salve"
need a warming, soothing "counfer-
jfrtt0nf like good old reliable M usterole
by millions for over 80 years,
,Musterole penetrates the outer layers
Of the skin and helps break up local con.
gestion and pain. 8 strengths: Regular.
Children's (milO and Extra Strong. 4Ot.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
G. Ward To Celebrate
Goth Wedding Anniv.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Gilmore
Ward, Jamestown, will celebrate
their Goth wedding anniversary,
Sunday, November 26, at the home
of their son, William H. Ward,
Travillah.
The couple was married Novem-
Der rs, 1879, at Mrs, Wards par
entail home near Gaithersburg, by
the Rev. Tyler. Mrs. Ward was for
merly Miss Ira M. Thrift.
Both are members Of the barnes
town Presbyterian church, while
Mr.. Ward has farmed all his life.
Joining the celebrants will be
their seven children, Messrs. earn
cit, Spencer and William Ward and
Mrs. Charles King, Mrs. William
G. Miles, Mrs. Charles Boyer and
Mrs. Albert Cissel. Also 81 grand
children and two great grandchil-
dren will help wish the happy
couple many returns of the day.
Mr.. Ward is sc and Mrs. Ward 80.
The Sentinel extends it's heartiest
congratulations and best wishes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-23
POOlesville
Fair Held
Ann Lee Upton Wins Most
Ribbons. Largest Fair in
History of School Shows

Sponsored by the Poolesville
high school Home Economies and
Future Farmers of America clubs
the tenth annual community fail
proved the largest yet held.
Under the guidance of C. Mer-
rick Wilson, principal; Mrs Curry
Caples, home economics teacher
Frank R. Mcfarland, agricultural
professor, the annual affair has
grown to County Fair proportions
Ann Lee Upton, with the largest
numer of ribbons won coffee
brewer, while Mrs. w. A. Daniel
received an aluminium pan and
Elizabeth Daniel, a cook book
Juanita Williams, Mrs. G. R. Gray
and Elizabeth Donaldson also re.
ceived special prizes.
Sweepstakes winners in the ag-
ricultural department Were =
poultry, Dick Brown and L. Price;
agriculture, Charles Bodmer; hen
Wayne Cregger; rooster, Gray
Brothers; corn, Grub Brothers
The agricultural exhibits was held
in the high school building, while
the "home" exhibits were conferred
in the cottage.
Complete results published
neat week..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-23
MOwatt Windham
Wins Law Suit

In a suit against Peoples Drug
Stores, Inc, for injuries he
allegedly sustained in a motor
vehicle accident on the Rockville
pike, near Garrett Park, June l.,
1888, Mowatt Windham, Of Lay
louisville, was awarded judgment
for $4,000 by a jury in a BaIti-
more City court this week.
It was represented that while
assisting a motorist whose ma
chine had become disabled, Wind.
ham suffered a broken neck and
other serious injuries when
crashed into by the incapacitated
car which had been struck by a
truck belonging to the defendant
company. The impact knocked
him into a nearby field. It was
in evidence that smoke from
burning straw alongside the road
obstructed the view at the point
Of the accident.
The plaintiff was represented
by Attorneys Albert M. Bouic and
William v. Bouic, Of Rockville,
and Vernon Miller and Van
Velsor Wolfe, of Baltimore.