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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07

10y OOA N4OO.
Zajiste, re vsichni kteri sc
snaz1 lit Poole ducha krestan-
skeho c1t1 sc stastny ma svatky
velikonocn1. Svaty Tyden Sc
svymi bolestnymi vzpomfnka-
mi upozornuje ma mas poem
sky zivot, ktery tax casio jest
sixteen bolesti, nevdekem, IRA
zen1m a transplant vselijaky-
mi, jake to vidfme nyni ma sta
re vlasti. Svatky Velikonocnf
vsak poukazujf ma to konecne
vltezstvf pravdy, lasky a spra-
vedlnosti, znazornene We slav-
ne mvskrfsenf Krista Pana. Po-
dobneho vftezstvi sc tez dosta-
ne nam, jednomu kazdemu, i
kdyz ne tfebas tn ma zemi, pax
jistotne ma vecnosti u Boha
pravdy, lasky a spravedlnosti.
V pondeli vecer jest uspora-
dana velikonocni zabava, Piles,
v Lyceum. Vsichni jsou uctive
pozvani n auto velikonocni o.
sadnf zabavu.
Pr teto prflezitosti vyslovu-
jeme upTfmne blahopranf vsem
ku blazenym Velikonocfm.
Mech at mas VskTfseny Spasitel
nam pozehna a udelf toho ne
beskeho pokoje pc nemz touzi
srdce kazdeho cloveka.
Duchovni Sprava Osady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

the few operas in which children
are the principals. The story Is
founded on one of Grimms fairy
tales. II grew out of the wave Of
depression which swept over opera
after the death of Wagner in 1888.
Humperdinck had settled down as
just an ordinary music teacher
when his sister. Frau Adelheid
Wette, asked him to write tune
for certain lines of children's
play she wished to produce in the
family circle. Frau Adelheid was
so pleased with the effect. that she
persuaded her brother to under
take TO produce a children's opera,
and with her cooperation the re-
suit was "Hansel and Gretel.'
The opera tells story of the
struggles Of poor broom maker
to make living for his wife and
two children. Hansel and Gretel,
When things are at their worst
the children are sent into the
woods to gather Strawberries.
where they encounter the ira
ditional witch For a time it looks
just too bad for Hansel and Gretel
but as always happens in fairy
stories, the witch gets the worst
of it and finally turns into great
gingerbread cake.
In the meantime the father has
sold all his brooms and brought
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

OFTEN too loosely applied. the
~ word artist ia adylsedly used
in reference 10 Alice stockton. IL.
year-old violin pupil OF Bernard
Aus. who Ia TO be presented In
concert at Trinity Lutheran church.
Portland. Sunday afternoon at J,
To those who have watched her
career In the six years since she
began the study OF the violin. the
young lady appears TO have all
the qualifications required In a
concert artist. Her remarkable
progress and the ease with which
she becomes familiar with the
classics seem TO warrant the be-
lief that all the musical prodigies
are not In some far off place. but
can develop here at home.
Assisting the young vioiinist
will be Miss Anna Mikkelsen. SO
prano, web known singer whose
home In In Tacoma Helen Cong
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

A MONG Tacoma's contributions
to the program of the North
west Music Educators Conference
Is the Engelbert Humperdinck
opera "Hansel and Gretel," To be
given by an all school cast We'd
nesday night. March 90. with the
conference delegates as guests. The
performance will be in Jason Lee
auditorium. Because of the limited
seating capacity only conference
members will be admitted Wednes-
day night. Performances for school
pupils will be given before the con-
ference.
"Hansel and Gretel' is one of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

home enough food 10 FIJI the empty
cupboards. While everybody Is en-
joying the happy ending the father
points out the moral. He tells how
the wicked always are punished
and when we are IN greatest need,
Heaven comes to our aid. The cur
tain falls on a happy scene which
follows singing of the chorale.
when past bearing is our grief,
then tbs Heaven sends relief
The opera Is being produced UNI
der the direction of Louis Wersen,
supervisor OF music, assisted by
members of the music staff. The
accompaniment by the night school
recreation orchestra which in its
second year has developed SYM
phonic character, the chorus Of
about three hundred voices. and
the specially constructed stage set
tings, help to make the production
extremely colorful.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Josephines And
Josephs limited

All Jossphs and Josephines are
20 gather a. y p. m. Saturday.
March Is. NJ Polish hall 70 celc-
brste st. Joseph's day. There viii
be card games. prizes and social
hour for old and young The pub
lie IL invited 10 join the Polish col
ony In Observance " the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Tseomsns Help
Olympic Music Club
In Concegf

ONE Of the enjoyable music AZ
fairs IN Olympia thts sessca
was the recent concert a me
Lsaiss' Choral club. rhr~< ~ v
musicians contributed 10 the sue
cess az the presentation csnrus
/. Nltehsit cssnducsnf. Mrs..
Mitchell. accompanied. ard Doug.
las Tsison. hsrpsss 4 review IN The
oiympinn included this references
10 the harrtss
"rossKtAs Tsitan, ~ne 10 yaune
artist from r&eoma. played : bril-
liant harp number stsitauN," ~
uassrlmsas. ard then softer and
swester music n Tn nstsau" ~
p<nu~sy az -Afah<squs" ~ D..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

don IL the seeompan.st.
The violin num hefs include
Zig Sarssstel D.
Concerto In q Minor" tHruehl (.
Second rolona,ae nrliliantss wi.
cniswskil. Ave Maria" Schubert
wilhelmjl, and the Moses Fan
tasia" tpaganinll for q string
only.
Miss Mikkelsen win be heard In
the aria "visss D'Arie. vlssi ID
Amore" ."Love and Music from
pucelni's Tcseal "stresss" Twin
ter wattsl. 20 Divine Rcdeemer'
tGounodD. "Alielulis" tMokart).
The proceeds viii 20 to the fund
TO send Pacific Lutheran college
choir 10 California this summer,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

sented in the school auditorium
March %. ~ and IS.
The opera. "Wyotana.' is an.
other production by Clayton John
son. Stadium music instructor. The
action takes place on a dude ranch
on the border Of Montana and
Wyoming.
There is plenty of action. catchy
music, a good deal OF comedy. a
few serious situations with the
usual ultimate happy ending.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

A watch 90 Iscn>s h dIamo1e1
Il sxhle1se<3 n kRe nos1enel Nez1s
scum q WAse1NGena q G N -
s&ld Ia h ihs largest watch y IL
eortd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
7 hree Nights
Of'Wyotana'

A FTER three months Of study
and rehearsine. Stadium high
school students are ready for the
annual opera which will be pre-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Sing
Their Way
To Frisco
Pacific Lutheran Choir Con.
cert Friday 70 Swell
Fund Tor Tour

IN THE concert 10 he given by
the Choir Of the IVES" III Gen.
trail Lutheran church next Friday.
March -. Tacoma will be given
an opportunity to help spread the
news OF the Washington State
Golden Jubilee and extend recogni-
tion 10 a worthy group Of singers
The concert IL given under the
sponsorship OF the jubilee COM
mittee, The proceeds will be used
10 defray the expenses Of the
singers for an appearance Al the
san Francisco exposition and 10
participate in the meeting Of the
National Choral union.
At the Los Angeles meeting
the singers from Falkland viii
participate IN q music festival
which includes \ chorus Of
1000 voices and an orchestra
Of several hundred pieces. AZ
san Francisco exposition the
group Win Ne presented ~ the
official representatives cf the
Tacoma committee.
The group also win stop at sew
eral Pacific coast points going and
coming to spread the gospel 81
good music and invite the natives
to come to the jubilee festival In
Tacoma.
The program to be given next
Friday includes the following:
/
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
European Trip Planned
By Miss SfendaI

In honor of Miss Iona Stendal,
who will leave for Europe in June
Mrs. L. F. Selig was hostess at
100 dessert luncheon Saturday
afternoon. Miss Stendal will leave
from San Francisco on the Mar
tin Raulte bound for Norway. She
will also visit Sweden, France and
other European countries. She eX-
poets to return in late October.
A ship idea was carried out in
Norwegian colors-red, white and
blue--in favors and decorations.
The buffet table was eentered by
n miniature ship with Norwegian
flags at each end. Individual Ia
bles were eentered by small silver
ships on mirrors. Favors were
tiny paper sailors. An afternoon
of bridge was enjoyed after lunch
con, and gifts were presented to
the guest of honor. Mrs. Selig
was assisted by Mrs. J. Hubert
Craft
Guests included Mosdames Perry
kiethley. Oscar w, Borell. Ned
Nelson, Misses Cora Hendrickson,
1nez Hall, Irene Alexander Mil
bred Hedberg and Gretchen Mi
near. Out-ef-town guests were
Misses Lucille Doersch, Mildred
Dunno and Marion Ryan, of Cen
tralia.
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Mrs. Russell Carlson is program
chairman for the day and will
introduce program numbers mclud-
Ing duets by Miss Frances Tarr
and Mr. Richard Names. flute Sc
lections by Miss Betty Williams.
accompanied by Miss Carol Webb.
Miss Barbara futile will plan a
group Of accordion solos. Invited
10 he guest speaker is Mrs. Baruch
l. TRIGGER
Serving on the hospitality COM
mittee for the day will be past
presidents Of the Woman's society.
At each Of the flower decorated
tables two hosteSses will preside.
Mrs. Thomas Z. Hanson is chair
man Of the committee arranging
the serving.
A novel part Of the program will
be presented by three from the
cradle roll department, Margaret
Ann and Virginia Ruth Hampton
and Donna May Mitchell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Entertain at Steilacoom
AXE Horne

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n Casper
held the second Of series Of pic
MICS at their Lake steilacoom home
recently for the following students
of their Honolulu Conservatory Of
Music School:
Misses Marjorie Fritts; Beth
Wray; Jeanne Dittman; Virginia
Fogelson: Phyllis Sheehan; Beverly
Matson, Marcella Mcdowell, Bev-
erly Patton. Dorothy Mattox. Hazel
Nelson. Betty Ann Grace, Shirley
Mason, Beulah Larson. Mary Ann
Berry. Lorraine Rigg, Nadine
Beard: Jimmy Mckee, Merle
Nimiek. Larry Beck. Loren Ander-
son and Melvin Bennett.
In the evening the Honolulu
Serenaders played a quarter hour
Of guitar music FOR entertainment
for the soldiers gathered at the
hostess house at Fort Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
j o Present
| Piano Group
Miss Dorothy Rasmussen and
Students TO Be Heard
In Recital Friday

Presenting a group of piano
pupils in recital, Miss Dorothy
Rasmussen has issued invita-
Hons to all those interested for
Friday evening at s o'clock in
the parlors of First Christian
church, south. For the pro-
Gram Miss Rasmussen has
Aosen selections by Mozart,
Liszt, Flotow. Chaminade,
Christiani, Bigelow and Gro
ton.
Miss Martha Clark will sing a
group of songs in addition to ap-
Bearing with Miss Rasmussen s
piano students.
81 Those taking part in the recital
Vill be Bernice Anderson. Carol
Belts. Ross Bischoff, John Carr,
Virginia Carr, Martha Clark, Ron
I'D Bloom. Onnalee DUNCAN, Betty
Jane Fisher, Betty Flett, Rose
Marie Hominda, jeanne Jordan,
Patricia Lower, Dorothy Naper,
Eunice Vaver and Carol Void.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Two Who VIII Travel
Honored at Party

For Miss Edna Duncan. who
leaves soon for Vancouver. 3. C.
and for Mr.. Neil Young. who will
soon spend month visiting his
former home in Roundup. Mont.
group Of friends gathered at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kohl,
1917 No. 35th st. Thursday.
Those present were Mr., and
Mrs. a. b. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Newman, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Reeves and Miss Bernice,
Miss June Duncan and Mrs Hal
stad. The rooms were cleared for
dancing until the hostess served
a late supper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Miss Hss|snd 10 Entertain
Junior [. D. r.

Mlss Ruthens iiaslsnd viii en-
terrain members and friends u the
Junior l.. d. II. u Central Lu,hstau
church AZ her home Al ad2i 80.
AinHworth. Tuesday evening at
T.30 o'clock The meeting If Tire
Senior L. u. r. scheduled for Ties.
day evening win be postponed until
Thufsday evening. meeting a. the
parsonage At Aos No. l. a.. At
o'clock All girls over high school
age are invited to attend.
Mrs. A. a. ElllnKs9n win be- hos
teas Tuesday evening 20 members
and friends ~ Circle 9, the evening
Circle. AZ her home 2sto So. Ferry
street.
Other events If the week In Cen
trail Lutheran circles will be a vtsi-
,ation on Monday evening, from
= 30 TO SIS o'clock to the Tacoma
Maunoleum. with members and
friends Of the church invited. and
on Friday evening st O'clock. an
important meeting of thu Sunday
school teachers and officers viii be
held In the PASTORS study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Leave for Home in California
After Visit Here

Rev. and Mrs. r. K Churchill
and children. Catherine Julia and
Nancy Ellen of Berkeley. Calf,
have returned to their home after
visit in Tacoma with Rev.
Churchill's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
c. II. Churchill, and Mr.. and Mrs.
d. L. Jenkins, Mrs. Churchill
parents. Shortly after their arrival
early in the month Rev. Churchill
left for a meeting of the general
assembly Of orthodox Presbyterian
churches in Philadelphia. He re-
joined his family last week here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Idaho Rites
For Couple
Miss Dorothy Marie Ander.
son, Mr.. Kay TO Wed in
Twin Falls

June ; has been chosen by
Miss Dorothy Marie Ander-
son for her marriage in Twin
Falls, Idaho. to Mr.. Elba NJ,
Kay Ill. The wedding date
was announced by the bride
elects mother. Mrs. Benjamin
Reaum, 75l So. seth ST., We'd
nesday evening at a surprise
linen shower given in her
home by Miss Eleanor Ross,
Mrs. Jerry Cripple and Mrs.
John X. Baxter.
Mr.. Kay Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elba NJ Kay. jr.. OF Boze-
man, Mont.
Miss Anderson will also be hon
orcd on Friday at ? kitchen shower
at the home Of Mrs. David Mas
lund.
Guests st the announcement
party were Mesdames r. +. Amo,
Gladys Lillyroot. Earl Taylor,
Clifford Tullis. Early r. Davidson.
A. ". Dickinson. Misses Eva
Jacobs. Mona senske. Vivian
Kampbcll Benora Messing and
Ruth Nystrom.
Mlsa Anderson was graduated
from Lincoln high school and at.
tended both Montana State college
at Bozcman and the University Of
Washington. Mr. Kay received
his education in Montana Their
home will be established IN Twin
Falls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Couple Marx Twen'y-Fif'h
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs G. l. Finch, Of
1910 No. Anderson II spent a
quiet evening Saturday With tIoss
friends and associates in honor Of
their 25th wedding anniversary.
Receiving guests. were the two
daughters 81 the house. Mas Dor
othy Jane and Miss Patty Lou
Guests who were present satgr-
day and who we're also present at
the wedding ceremony we're Miss
Jeanette MeilluKsr. Mrs. II 4.
Springer and Mrs. Fred Moerssli.
The gift table Vas IN charge ef
Mrs Carr II Taylor and the guest
book vas taken care ~ BY Mrs
Arthur Hoyiss Spring flDvsrs
decorated the rooms fpf the oces-
sion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Church Women Plan Annual
Rose Luncheon On THURSDAY
f Baptist 0roup Members TO Meet Wife OF New Pastor;
Mrs Russell Carlson Chairman Of Program Which
VIII Include Several Musical Numbers

vi FIRST Baptist church will gather on Thursday for
her annual Rose luncheon the lower temple of the church
o'clock Since Mrs. F. J. Cronkhte first introduced the
air more than 10 years ago the event has been ANTICIPATED
year as the most beautiful social function of the year
- the organization.
# The luncheon will also be the occasion for many the
oup to meet for the first time Mrs Walter Macoskey
yhose husband is the new pastor Of the chnrch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Entertains Medford Couple
On Weddinq Trip

Miss Evelyn Brigham of the
Cambridge apartments was hostess
Saturday evening at an informal
party honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harrington of Medford who
are on their way to Vancouver. B.
c. on their wedding trip. They
were married in Medford Friday.
Mrs. Harrington is the former Bette
Flyun of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Party Given for
Travellers FRIDAY

For Mr. and Mrs. Sam Udovich
who viii leave soon for California
a surprise party WAS given Friday
evening by Mrs. Mary Hihcich.
Guests included Messrs. and
i>-sdames Frank Baron, Joseph
Hrvstin. Joseph Koren, Andrew
kresevieh. Tony Tencich Mike
Bratovieh. Tony Pelozs, Helen su-
rina, NJ. stepich, Messrs. Martin
Scohil John Daus. Jack Ducich,
ana Misses Edith and Lena Ten
eich and Angela Surina.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30

Memorial day IL being set aside
~ work day by members ~ Mason
Methodist church at which Tins
they viii SO 10 Epsarfh heights
20 do further work on MsRon Me-
mortal lodge. The lodge will be
Used by many groups II the church
during the summer months and
By Epwofth league Institutes ard
various young peoples house
Dartisk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Tacoma Girl Elected
Head Of College Society

Miss Irene Cheatnam, daughter
OF b. E. Cheatham Of Tacoma,
was this week elected president of
the University of Redlands World
Wide Guild organization.
The W. w. G. Is a Baptist wo-
mems student group which has a
chapter at the University OF Red
lands.
Miss Cheatham is a freshman
and is also a member OF the Roger
Williams club Baptist student
group, and Of freshman women S
social clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Entertains at Buffet Supper

Miss Mary Peckham entertained
at a buffet supper Thursday eve
ming at her home on South
sprague ave. Centering the sup
per table was an arrangement Of
red and white carnations, thanked
by tall red tapers.
Guests were Mrs. Morris Hayes.
Mrs. James II. Brown, Misses Syl-
via Asp, Dolores Klapstein. Helen
Anders, Bernice Speaks and Cay
Inman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Plan Mother-D
Banquet

A mother and daughter banquet
will be given in the dining room
OF West ter Presbyterian
church at $50 o'clock Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Ben a. Brandt will
be the speaker. Reservations are
to be made with Mrs. X. c. Huff
at GA 32e3-R or Mrs. G. A. Berg
lund at GA 3692-M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Mrs. FircssSr 10
Enssrtsin Am;sy Chspfee

Amisy suxiiisrv q. 4. 4 will ~
entertained fas iaa<hesa 90 ~.
Day 81 the hosns u Mrs. rstsf q
Fsan~a.n. ana Ma. TN "a Mrs..
Fsans II. BAKER snd ns.. Jnse-
phlna Musfts wIli ssssst A snass
freshness meeting rtiI ~ fHliuwe&
~ esrsss snzi saeiAi haus H<a~
tfvs6cns sfs IN ~ us~<5e ~
Mrs Faansxsn. IN it1a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
luncheons for Church Group

On wednesday, for luncheon ~
one o'clock Mrs.. y A. Fessenden
glIl entertain members and frisnas
u Circle Z. Of Central LAthsrsn
church. ~ her home ~ sfzs South
Tacema avenue ~ the sanlf time
Thursdsy Circle 5 vif meet At fhe
home n Ms william y. Dsa. szts
South G street
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Dinner Fetes
Miss Simpson
Bride Elect of Juos Z G;vss
rrsd;tiorsI Sp;rstsr
Affair Friday

A spinster dinner wn@ given
Friday evening by Eunire
simpson who il 60 he married
June 2. 1859 AZ the Mckinley
Ave. Friends church. Dinner
was served BY Mrs !. l. Slmp-
son. mother az the hrisie-to-be.
At their henae.
rfAe faAEr sea faeme we're hxass-
sifaily dexeTefsd m ysstaw ART
psns snxriFssuass The evening
wss spent IN snsksnx pixss fos she
wrtsfln2 srsi tnr rev neFx< whssn
Wsli - ssssHissHess ~ LAKE. trsszss-
esssesfs were sns Misses fsne rfsts
tan ss~stT sgfa Men& Hvfss Clara
Berg sna xsAse ifssusvrs Me1-
asses Rafs Nmsts Alx<r. Wslna
Mlsss yirxinss tsse~n sna usn~
Firsss ttsFman.
rhe ~sssllAx fsn<xT~ai ~i1t ~
tans I SITTER whIsn sasff<f nspr~y
win ~ sesssa ~ th< knm< ~ ~
hstsie-te.h~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Circles 10 Nee.

Circle J II Inc First FfeabY-
tsr1sn church will meet TagFn4sy
with Mrs. Frederick Eeebs a. her
home AZ Dash Point for 4 orc
O'Clock pot luck luncheon On the
same 6sY In Nelson Rail. circls 3
z1ll gather for = = 80 pot luck
luncheon with Mrs. y. Y. Cory
Is hastess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30
Miss sesshwsM
Insp;ss kien fef shewse

Tn snmrslm<nt IN Mt3s Hnfh
saasnwsls. wne>~ mafsi4as 10 ~.
STANLEY ftsyualsas sill ~ IN svsnk
~ Ism~ I. Mira y = uerfv ara
Mrs. ss~tffld usxoa A. AmexsxA1
Eaae we're Fsns hoxssxee& ~
dessert Iuneh~oN saa snewsr ~
the berry hauss FsesntsY
Tas Fsnsefps<ss foe tne Iafe eovs
erred tansh<un tails was u2de AZ
tail s.lns and whlss Ifta IN = nlsse
h-sxs fi@nkest with white tsp~rs "
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-30

Friends 81 the Martha Mary
chlldren's home amt Ebsnesss
hsms for the aged At f'sulabo viii
make the annual sseufsinn on the
Arcadia. leaving fFum Municipal
dock. Tuesday morning II 100
ON Tuesday sftsfuaeu . bfssf
lnap.railonsi Memorial day pssv
gram will 10 given % me kTsAnds
IT Ebsnsxsr hsms. which this scar
csisssssss Iss thIftissh sHalssfs
asfv,
Tickets may b secured - rail-.
ing Main 7ssg nr at tb~ 'ioea 90
the morning ~ dspsFtuFs