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and urging the delegates to study
each measure specifically. He said:
Il am under the impression that
the alleged number of aliens in the
country has been consistently ex-
aggerated in the public mind. As
l understand it, our alien popu-
latlon is being quite rapidly alb
sorbed as citizens, while the pro-
portion of aliens to total popula-
ton is probably smaller than for
100 years, and is constantly dimin-
ishing.
BOas Sends Message.
IF the facts as to the number and
rate of naturalization of aliens could
be widely circulated, I believe that
the pressure for discriminatory and
essentially un-American laws against
them would be lessened."
Frank Boas of Columbia Uni
versity, the honorary chairman of
The conference, sent a message de-
clarlng that some of the bills are
based on the erroneous assumption
tnat immigrants are an economic
liability" Rockwell Kent, the art
tist, sent message reporting that
the bills revealed to him that Eu-
ropean fascism has already reached
the United States. The Rev. An
son Phelps Stokes of the Wash
ington Cathedral, said the bills
should hurry the movement to
eliminate the causes of discomfort
in the United States-slums, ex-
presSlons of racial inequality the
play of politics on justice and the
shocking spoils system sill so
prevalent in the various units of
the Government of the United
States"
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Marc Peter Stricken
DURING Auto Trip

Marc Peter, Minister Of Switzer-
land, was reported resting com.
fortably at his home, 6 Kalorama
Circle NV, last night, after being
seized with sudden illness In the
morning while motoring to the Swiss
settlement at Helvetia, w. Va, to
take part il a homecoming cele-
bration.
Minister Peter received medical
attention at Middleburg, Va, where
the attending physician ordered him
to return to Washington.
The illness was described as an
indisposition, and it was said no
serious effects were anticipated.
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Nine Junior Leaders
AtG. ". Tapped for
Mortar Board
High School Girls Guests
Of Pon-HelIenic Group
At Nay Program

Nine members of George WASH
ington University's junior class, all
leaders in student activities and
highranking scholars. were tapped"
for membership in Mortar Board,
senior women's honor society, at
ceremonies yesterday in the univer-
sity gymnasium.
The Mortar Board tapping" was
q feature of the May Day Program
sponsored by the Panhellenic As
socialtion of the University. One
hundred and fifty senior girl stu
dents from local and nearby high
schools were guests.
The newly chosen members of
Mortar Board are:
Elizabeth Bates, president of the
Spanish Club, manager of the Rifle
Team, and president of Phi Pi
Epsilon, foreign service sorority.
Virginia Birkby, president of the
Panhellenic Association, member of
the Rifle Team.
Norma Hatfield, manager of the
Rifle Team, manager of golf and
riding. and member of Cue and
Curtain Drama Club
Gretchen Hill, member of the SEN
Tor staff of the Hatchet, member of
the editorial staff of the Cherry
Tree, manager of tennis, and men,
Der of Pi Delta Epsilon, journalism
fraternity.
Helen Mcneil, editor of the Cher
ry Tree, member of the Rifle Team,
and member of Pi Delta Epsilon.
Helen SmallWood, member of the
executive board and managers
council of the Women's Athletic As
sociation, winner of fall and spring
archery cups, member of the Rifle
Team, member and vice president
OF Phi Pi Epsilon.
Sally Steele, art editor of the
Cherry Tree, member of the varsity
hockey team and tennis team, mem
Der of the Sophomore Club
Virginia Tehas, co-editor of the
Cherry Tree, president of Delphi,
vice president of Pi Delta Epsilon,
treasurer Of the Spanish Club.
Jean Yocum, winner of the Ma
tlonal intercollegiate Womans Rifle
Championship, member of the Rifle
Team, manager of hockey, winner of
the Mortar Board cup for the out
standing sophomore woman.
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Coy. Holt Is Picketed
At Speech in Foirmont

FAIRMONT, w. Va, May 13 P.-
About 25 men Police Sergt. M. R.
Nichols said were United Mine
Workers" picketed a hall tonight in
which Gov. Homer Holt spoke.
Sergt. Nichols said they carried
two homemade placards which read :
I'VE asked for relief and got a
promise of militia" and Are the
miners citizens of West Virginia
Governor for the people-bah!"
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Miss Lumour Denies

HOLLYWOOD, May 13 CP.-
Dorothy Lamour, who was divorced
from Herbie Kay, orchestra leader,
in Chicago May /, said today of New
York reports she might wed Charles
Barnet, swing leader, Il have no
Intention of marrying Mr.. Barnet
in June or any other time"
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Coal
Continued From First Page

they make up their minds. sound
pubic policy requires that they
keep those mines closed. The mine
workers must not be evicted from
their homes. There must not be
shooting of mine workers by coal
operators or any other use of lethal
weapons against them. That goes
particularly for Harlan County tKyD
and the other five districts. Soldiers
will not operate those mines y.
Operators Have an Obligation
L say to the operators in those
districts they have Just as
big an obligation as the mine work.
ers and the operators who accepted
this agreement ="
Gov. Chandler. commenting on his
decision to send troops into Harlan
County, said This is not political
mission. but peaceful mission
No one, he said. could tell our
people to work or not to work and
no one can come into this State
and cause trouble"
Mr., Lewis said he personally
would watch the situation, but ex-
planned he could not predict what
the union would do until some
thing was done by the dissenting
operators.
Picketing to Be Allowed.
Dispatches from Frankfort
said the first National Guards
men mobilzed for duty in the
ehlnnly IIor1o,os sol
to reach Harlan at 7 pm. Sun
day and the last units early
Monday morning
The adjutant general under
stands Gov. Chandler said.
there is to be no violence al
lowed. No restraint Of men who
want to work, and nothing done
to force men to work. If the
union wants to carry on peaceful
picketing. they can do So"
George S. Ward, secretary of the
Harlan County Coal Operators As
sociation, said at Harlan tonight 81
OF the county's AZ mines are pre-
pared to start operations Monday
when troops are stationed at the
pioo W 1OtcCU IlllllelS returning 10
work.
"A careful canvass of the miners
throughout the Harlan field has
made us feel that a majority of the
men are willing and ready to re-
turn to work, contract or no con-
tract Mr.. Ward said.
The operators won't make move
until the soldiers are at the mines
and then they will begin work.
No effort to work will be made until
protection is assured"
Mr.. Ward declared Harlan opera
tors are 'unalterably opposed" to
signing union shop" contract with
the United Mine Workers similar
to that accepted by Is of the 81
groups operating in the Appalachian
field in New York today.
The spokesman for the operators
said they felt the union shop" dele
gated powers of management to the
union and put heavy financial
burden on operators that many
could not meet.
Plans call for the troops to be di-
vlded into detachments for duty at
the various operating mines with ar
rangements at each camp for hous-
Ing and feeding the Guardsmen.
"A few OF the mines should be able
70 start W0rkipc MopIov ,1,;+l, tbo
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ern Tennessee Coal Producers AS
sociation today signed union shop
contracts with the United Mine
Workers of America. The action
was break from the stand taken
at Knoxville earlier this week by
the Southern Appalachian Coal Op-
orators Association, which expressed
opposition to both the CLOSED" and
union shop.
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Poor Politics

GUTHRIE, Okla, May 13 LP.-
Jimmy Vincent got job as Guth-
rie's dog catcher.
In his first haul was a brown
and white of uncertain strain. It
belonged to Jimmy's new boss, City
Manager John Hamill.
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Elkhorn Association asked Mr.. Lewis
for copy of the minutes of his
remarks guaranteeing no interfer-
ence in managerial functions.
This was regarded as an indica-
ton that they might eventually sign
the contract.
Van A. Bittner, president of dis
trict II (the kanawha district of
the U. M. w. A. and one of the
conferees, told dissenting operators
he would go to Charleston, w. Va,
Monday and would accept any in
dividual contracts from companies
he could get.
A. F. L. Official Scores Pact.
MOUNT OLIVE, Ill, May 13
P).-Joe Ozanic, International pres
ident of the Progressive Miners of
America CA. F. L., today charged
the Federal Government lined up
with the c. I. O. to force the East
ern operators to sign un-American
illegal U. M. w. A. contracts.
Mr.. Ozanic said he would file COM
plants with the National Labor Re-
lations Board charging unfair prac-
tees by operators and the United
Mine Workers Union in signing of
contracts as they affected miners in
224 Eastern coal mines.
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Other headline acts on the pro-
gram which will invoke nostalgia
memories of the gas light era are:
Famous Feats of Magic, Phil
Garland: Spoons in Rhythm,
Norman Gordon "Shadowgraph
Ballads" Chester Darbe and Mar
shall Perrow: Modern Dance
Marie Amet: THE Swingsters,
song and dance group Miss Dor
othy Kahler. Mesdames Harold
Mann, Archie Mclean. A. w. Tay-
lor and Harry Compton; Musical
Number" Mrs. Harry Cain.
Mrs. Martin Gallwas is chair
man of the program, assisted by
Miss Betty Walton. Erich Richter
and Bill Barnes. J. X. Gordon,
Mrs. Homer Hartwich and Charlie
HUM will direct the entertainment
after the vaudeville. Mrs. John
Chapman is chairman in charge
of refreshments.
Hostesses are Mrs. Abner Ber-
geson, Mrs. Cyrus Mentzer. Mrs.
w NJ Pearson, Mrs. e. S. Carto-
zian. Mrs. Clara Bell. Mrs. Otto
Roeder. Miss Irene Beard, Miss
Alberta Repass and Miss Phyllis
Winkler.
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Guild 7 oGive
Spring etc
lnez Weyer Group OF Church
Plans Annual Affair
Wednesday

Of special interest to the
younger matronS of the First
Presbyterian church will be
the annual spring luncheon of
the Inez F. Weyer guild which
will be given on Wednesday
afternoon at 1890 in Nelson
hall. Preceding the luncheon
a short business session has
been called by the president,
Mrs. II. j. Swarm, for II 80.
Bright spring flowers will
deck the luncheon tables for
the affair, which is being ar
ranged by the social commit
tee, of which Mrs. Robert
Hager is chairman.
The program will open with a
devotional service led by DR.. J..
Renwick Mccullough on the book
of St. John. Mrs. Clarence w.
Weyer, organizer of the group and
an honored guest will speak be-
fore the presentation of a play,
THE Christian Family Brown" In
the cast will be Mesdames A. T.
Settler. Gordon Bryan. L. E. Tuck
er, II. Trevor McLain, A. V. H.
Bacon. F B. Friberg. Barbara
Hager and Master Joel Tucker.
A fitting close TO the annual
gathering will be an installation
service for the incoming officers;
Mrs. Hervey J. Reynolds. presi-
dent. Mrs. w. c. Hodgson. vice
president; Mrs. p. c. Kyle. secre-
tary: Mrs. A. c. Hustrom. treas
urer, and Mrs. j, w. Newell, his
torian.
Commute chairman also to be
installed are Mrs. F. B. Friberg
and Mrs. c. Walter Johnson, pro-
gram: Mrs. Gordon Bryan and
Mrs. Velmar VIM. nursery; Mrs.
L. o. Tucker. literature: Mrs. j.
f. Buncker and Mrs. l. H. Nelson.
m m bers Up; Mrs. Laurence
Wuerch and Mrs. Weston DeMairs.
publicity. Mrs. A. T. Sather and
Mrs. L. f. Soule. social: Mrs. A.
V. H. Bacon and Mrs. Harold
Dahl. welfare. and Mrs. Lester
Hayden and Mrs. Preston Harris.
ways and means. Honorary ad-
visers for the group are Mrs. Clar-
ence w. Weyer and Mrs. J. NJ.
Hargis and active advisers are
Mrs. J. r. Mccullough and Mrs.
Roy L. Dodd. Nursery hostess for
the day are Mrs. Lester Harding
and Mrs. w. c. Hodgson.
AL young matrons of the church
are welcomed and reservations
must be made at the church Of
flee. Main 1884.
On Tuesday. Circle F will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Emma J.
Mcdonald. e35 So. Grant. for a
1890 no-host luncheon. Mrs. r.
L. Dodd will lead the Bible study
and I. B. Moore the mission lesson.
At 1880 Tuesday the Women's
Bible class under the leadership OF
Mrs Robert G. Graham will meet
for luncheon in Nelson hall. A
program and business meeting will
follow.
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Shower etes
Bride I BE
Mrs. George Heath Honors
Miss Martha Sulkoski
Thursday Evening

Complimentlng Miss Martha
Sulkoski, who is to be married
to Mr.. Arthur Ellestad April
Is at SITS. Peter and Paul
church. Mrs. George II. Heath
entertained at a bridal shower
Thursday evening at her home
at 3115 No. 30th st. Following
an informal evening, a buffet
supper was served and shower
gifts were opened by the
bride-to-be.
A st. Patrick motif was carried
out in the decorations and appoint
ments with tall green tapers light.
ing the supper table. Mrs. Thomas
Baker assisted the hostess during
the evening.
Guests included Mesdames Lii.
liam Monk. Gertrude Normile
Josephine Brown, Bernard Comber
Ruth Marshall, Mabel Weiss. Eliz.
abeth Phillips. Eva Dollard. Jear
tombstone, Dick Hanline, esrville
Goss, Thomas Baker, Bertha Mel
son. Rachel Lyon and Gena Hos.
letter.
Others were the Misses Gene
We've Ward Charlotte Harris
Pauline Thaut, Elizabeth Samuel
son, Marian Cameron. Alice Hum
BILE, Audrey Ferris, Margaret Web
Der, Amy Olson.
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University Students Plan

Many are the Tacomans at the
University of Washington who are
making plans for gay spring va
cations next week
AS her house guest, Miss Mar
| jorie Schwalen is expecting Miss
Barbara Ridgway of Everett. an
Alpha Phi sorority sister. to ac-
company her home. Miss Rose
mary Stewart. president of the
sorority, will be at home with her
parents. the Calvin stewards. as
will Miss Dorothy Searles. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Searles.
and Miss Patricia Poe. who is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
d. Poe.
From Acacia fraternity house
there will come George Barker,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Barker
of Steilacoom lake, and Charles
Matthaei. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William p. Matthaei.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. Harvey
are expecting their daughter, Miss
Mary Gail. at home for the vaca-
ton period. Her Delta Delta Delta
sorority sisters who will be at
home in Tacoma include Miss Leah
Munroe. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. X. Munroe: Virginia Davis. Mrs.
Esther Davis daughter, and Miss
Jacklyn Outouse. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Outouse.
Robert Devlin. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank f. Devlin. will spend
large part Of his vacation in
Seattle. due TO his duties as track
manager. but many of his Kappa
Sigma fraternity brothers will be
at home in Tacoma. They include
/ William Mattson. son of DIR. and
Mrs. w. w. Mattson. who will
spend a great deal Of time skiing;
Carl Opolsky. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milan Opolsky; Rob Whittelsy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Whittelsy;
Ralph Hawks. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Hawks: William Walter.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Walter;
Charles and Edwin Allen. whose
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p.
Allen. From the same fraternity.
Jack Obenour. Robert Winden and
Scott Mark will also be at home
/ for the week.
Still others who will join the
homeward-bound throng are Rich
ard klinge, Richard Davis. Harold
Johnston. Theodore Hughes, Peter
Rudy and Sidney keil. all men,
bers OF Alpha Sigma Phi frater-
nifty.
Rising sun Spiritualist church
card party ar p. m. Saturday in
the church rooms. Refreshments
will be served.
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Y. w. Plans
alton
Health Recreation Groups TO
Perform in Gym and
Pool on Monday

Come and See is the invi-
tation issued by the Health
and Recreation department of
the Y. w. C. A., Monday, at
7:15. The regular classes in
the "1" gym and pool will
demonstrate their methods OF
gaining health and recreation.
At 7:15 some of the younger
swimmers, Wyleen Wilson, Doro-
thea Parker, Genevieve Thompson,
Eleanor Mellish. Anne McCrea,
Barbara Kitlar, Lillian Van Lake,
will show what they have learned.
This will be followed by a demon
stration of some of the latest res
cue methods by members of the
life saving class, Jane Lund, Mary
Ellen Rice, Helen Marion, Mary
Fullinwider, Frances O'Brian,
Kathleen O'Grady. Then the regu-
lar adult swimming classes will
continue, having typical lesson.
The weight normalizing class
Will SO lHIouSu liitlI usual SCfleu-
ule of exercises, at 7:45, followed
by fist ball game. While this
group has a dip in the pool. an
other group will have badminton
lesson.
About o'clock those who have
participated and the spectators
will adjourn to Weyerhaeuser hall
where the Health Education COM
mittee, which includes Mesdames
John Schlarb, jr., A. L. Wescott,
August Christian. Clifford Lang.
horne. Jess Read, Archie Blair,
George Osgood. will serve refresh
ments.
Miss Ada Arthur will demon
strate the swimming and Miss
Anne Padelford the gymnasium
activities.
Past Matrons, Fern Chapter, o.
+. s., will be guests of Mrs. H. n.
White for a 1890 o'clock luncheon
March 25 at the Walker apis. Call
the hostess at BR 3716 for reser-
vations.
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flakes and the 20 character roles
have been awarded to students of
seventh and eighth grades.
Miss Ingrid Jacobson, who is in
charge of the singing for the entire
lower school, is directing the oper-
eta which will be given at s p. m.
in keator hall at the Seminary.
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Betrothal
Revealed
Miss Evelyn Gsmmersvik 70
Wed Mr.. Clarence
Frelin May 3

At a party given Friday
evening, Mr.. l.. l.. Gam
mersvik of Tacoma, announced
the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn Gammersvik,
to Mr.. Clarence Frelin, son Of
Mrs. Emma Frelin, also of Ia
coma, Miss Gammersvik has
selected her parents wedding
anniversary date. May s, as
her wedding day. The cere-
mony will be solemnized in
the Central Lutheran church
ut $50 o'clock in the evening.
The service will be read by the
Rev. p. B. Hoff.
Miss Hazel Gammersvik. sister
of the bride-elect. will be maid Of
honor. Mrs. l.. v. Werner of Anti
oche. Calf, and Mrs. Arlo Jack
lin Of Bellingham, will be the
bridesmaids. Mr.. John Frelin.
brother of the bridegroom elect,
viii be he's, man. Music for the
wedding win be presented by Miss
Orpha Moner nj the organ and
Mis-. Anna Mlkke,sen viii sing
"Rccause" and CORONATION of
love.
Mis-. cammcrsvik revea,ed her
engagement Friday evening nj n
marty held IN her home nj 17O2 So
A,r.w,o,.th .ya Cuoo. x.,.rc ,>luyad
during the evepinp and n late buf-
fet sumner was served. The table
was conferred bv yellow daffodils
fresias and green's. A st. Patrick
motif was very cleyerly carried
out In the decorations. favors and
refreshments with tall green
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CiU B S

Tacoma Circle n. o. w. meets
Monday in Eagles hall, Mrs. E.
Phillips in charge. Mrs. Harry A.
Ritter and Mrs. Clarence White to
serve. Election of delegates to
district convention in Aberdeen in
April.
Roy PIT. A. meets Monday at s
o'clock in the grade building. Pro-
gram on health and temperance
will be given under direction of
Mrs. Burt Whitehead. DR.. l.. E.
Joers will speak. Hostesses are
the members of McKenna group.
Ladies' auxiliary. North East
Tacoma Improvement club. card
party and dance Saturday. s p. m.
Refreshments Everybody welcome.
Canadian Legion and auxiliary
card party, s p. m. Saturday, at
the home of Mrs. Underwood, 2106
No. Washington st.
NisquaiiN orange LA0fs 81
Patrick's dance Saturday evening
at grange hall on Pacific highway
Special attractions, fine music.
Mt. Tacoma Rebekah Priscilla
club will hold its regular business
and social meeting in the I. o. o. F.
temple Tuesday. Mrs. F. c. Cal
lender, assisted by Mrs. Lulu
Browning, will be in charge of the
dining room.
Auxiliary to the Firefighters will
meet Tuesday at noon for luncheon
and a business meeting at station
No. s. 9th and A SITS. Hostesses,
Mrs. A. Jensen, chairman, Mrs. H.
Frazier and Mrs. F. West.
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Drama League To Present
Novel Vaudeville Program
Tacoma Group Completes Plans for Entertainment TO Be
Given Wednesday Evening in Wells Hall;
Mrs. GaIwas Is Chairman

That almost forgotten form of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
will be revived Wednesday evening when the Tacoma Drama
League presents program comedy music dancing and an
original sk The league considers itself fortunate IN securing
jim Parker who is Otto Langs assistant at the mountain
of ceremonies The program will be gwen IN Nes
hall North 3rd and SITS.
The sk written and directed by Mrs Salem Nourse has
its cast Miss Ruth Day Miss Ann York Mrs CALVIN Hop
per- Mrs Cecil Fuller and Harold Mann. Hollis Day, Salem
Nourse and Walie Snowman
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Enfertsins v. r. w.
Group on tuesday

Mrs. John Mariana entertained
the sewing group of the Ray c.
Roberts Auxiliary. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars Tuesday at her
home, 5156 So. Cushman. Potluck
lunch was served at noon followed
by an afternoon Of sewing. Those
sharing the afternoon were the
Mesdames A. l.. Morris, auxiliary
president, Lester Clark. Frank
Balsano, George Sides. Lyle Bur-
CESS, Frank Mariana, A. w.
Schlegel. A. z. Hofstad. Andrew
Olson. William Craig. A. d. Acker-
ley, William Dusell and l.. w.
Craig.
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Streln nave SOLO parlS III tlle
First and second grade pupils
will play the parts of children of
the village while children of the
third and fourth grades will be
angels. Fifth and sixth year stu
dents will be robbers and snow
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Receiving Publications

Congratulations are being ex-
tended Mr.. and Mrs. (. Freigang,
RI. 5. Box $40. on the birth of a
son. Michael Alan. March >. Rev.
and Mrs. C. Freigang Of Tacoma
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. <. Davis OF
Retsil are grandparents
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Lower School At Seminary
To Give Kay And Gerda
Students Will Present Opereta Based Hans Christian
Andersons "Snow White" at O'Clock,
March rs. in Keator Hall

The entire lower school of the Annie Wright Seminary
will take part the presentation March 25 of the operea
Kay and Gerda The opereta which based Hans Chris
tian Anderson's popular fairly tale Snow White.
Leading roles being taken by Patty Billings, who will
play the part of Gera Elizabeth Ozendam who will portray
Kay and Mary Laurenne Stewart who will play the role of
the snow queen Virginia Oakley Darcia Dayton Frances
Ozendam Eliza Robbins Marian Ingram and Merrilee Long
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Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Eagles
will hold a card party in their hall
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. X. Dick
inson in charge. Tuesday evening
they will hold a regular business
meeting. Officers meet Wednes-
dsy at the home of Mrs. Tony
Hermson. 2507 So. NJ 81.
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81. AIMS Parish 70
Have Dinner

A ham dinner will be served
Sunday. March 10. from IL to )
o'clock at st. AIMS Parish hail.
So. 72nd and Park ave-. sponsored
by the Ladies' Of the Altar society
The general chairman In Mrs. Geo
La Rock. assisted by Mra. J. Cal.
kins, Mrs. J. Velke. Mrs. August
Lyberg, Mrs. J. Striblick, Mrs
Frank Neuman. Mrs. A drew
Gundy. Mrs. Peter Gaffikin. Mrs
J. J. Sever, Mrs. stephen l.
Michael, and hostess. Mrs. Frank
Tascher. and Mrs. August KERR
gan. The public II invited.
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lsdspsadsrt Church
Mestings

Nseofm0s
Rachd guild Of Independent
Dthle church win meet 1T the
church On Wednesday for IL O'Clock
luncheon. Hosteanes win be Mrs.
n J. Jacox. Nrs. Fred Webster,
llxa Jenny lGcCIane. Mira. W. G.
ooomha, Mrs. W. J. Allison will
otvo readings IN the program and
Mrs- \. H Paul win lad the Bible
- u1nmnaasy study.
U11t . win meet Friday with
Nh Ozark 10 No. Lawrence. for
pot1nek 1mncheon 1t 1880. eerv-
h Gui4 wl1l moef with Mrs.. Frank
c2nE1k, ~ Ne. Lawrence IT.. for
11<1o donnaRt luncheon. Assisting
hoGfam w1u - 1GEs. +. Kendall and
III 1G11W