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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-09-21

X7oU CAN'T PREVENT CARBON IN an automo-
/ bile motor any more thanyou can prevent
SCOT in fireplace, but with Pure Oils New
Solvenized Tune-Up Plan you can now 60
long way toward preventing It's inefficient
and costly effects. This basic nee Plan w'H
do svondeys for a mechanically sound motor.
The Pure Oil Plan is an entirely new and
proved system Of cleansing your motor OF ex-
cess carbon, and keeping it that way. The
details of this plan, developed after years OF
research in the Pure Oil laboratories, are
described at the right.
Claims Up to 3 More Miles Per Gallon
This new idea has already been proved out
by motorists in IS states.
One man who really watches the pennies
says it is giving him PA more miles per gallon.
Others claim up to 3 more miles per gallon.
Many big companies which operate fleets of
cars, trucks and taxicabs and whose gasoline
bills run up into the thousands OF dollars,
have tested it out, kept accurate records,
then have adopted it wholeheartedly.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-09-21
May Reveal Hidden Defects

The Solverized Tune-Up Treatment by
cleaning your motor, may bring to light some
minor mechanical defect which needs the
attention of garage man or mechanic. Such
defects, promptly taken care of, may prevent
ruined motor or save you expensive repairs.
At Pure Oil Stations Only
A valve and carbon job costs anywhere from
81 to $40. The Pure Oil Solvenized Tune
Up Plan is the next best thing.
The new chemicaldiscovery Purosol, pat
ent applied for,) used in this plan is exclusive.
The service is available only at the stations
of Your Friendly Neighbor Pure Oil Dealer.
Spend half an hour and Sl.00 to get rid of
that excess carbon, then put your car on
Solvenized Pure-Pep, the new and more
healthful gasoline diet.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-09-21
TWO EASY STEPS
SOLvENIzED TUNE.UP Treatment

Purges mechanically sound motors of excess car
bon frees valves and piston rings =. increases
gasoline mileage. reduces oil consumption.
Done while you svaif-Average time re-
quired, 80 minutes Also includes free under
the-hoodi inspection which may save troublelater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Annual Meeting to Be
Held in Tacoma

The 21st annual meeting Of the
Women's synodical Society fol
Missions Of Washington Will b
held In First Presbyterian church,
Tacoma, on Thursday and Friday
The general theme for the meet
ing Is THE Missionary Church
woman in Training for Christian
Service"
Guest speakers will be Miss
Muriel Jean Leslie OF Albany col
lege, Portland: Miss Mary e.
Moore, foreign missions section.
Pacific district. and Miss Margaret
Hummel, board OF Christian edu-
cation.
Sessions will begin Thursday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock In the
prayer room Of the church.
Included among talks which viii
be Of interest to the public will
be Impressions" from world con-
ference of Christian Youth, Am
sterdam, Miss Leslie; your
Church on the Campus, Mr.. Ern-
est Creenlund, University Of
Washington. and "Whitworth Col
Iege." Mrs. James Forester, direc-
tor Of promotion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Besiriet Svssmsn iionored
Az Birthday Celebration

More than a score OF young Ia
coma girls gathered st the Joseph
sussman home on No. Tacoma ave.
on Saturday afternoon 10 honor
Miss Beatrice Ruth sussman al
a luncheon marking her fifteenth
birthday anniversary The guests
spent an informal afternoon Of
games. for which fsvors were
given.
Attending the party were Misses
Rhoda Sussman. sister Of the
honor guest. who helped receive
the guests. Marion Mahncke. 10
Ann Schwalen, Barbara Waller,
Dorothy Purdy, Elaine shepard
Estellc Lamken. Josephine Kleiner.
Mary Gaylord, Lorraine Sussman,
Margery Nelson, Dorothy Hager,
Elaine jackson, jeanne Miller,
Janice Cowden, Gail Selle, Mari
Ign Galloway, ROW ena Rowe
Claire Monaghan. Mary Mettler
Ann Corbett, and Noretta Hass
of Port Orchard, who was a week
end guest in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Tacoma Branch
Makes Plans
keedIe~ort Guad 70 Hold
Open House Prior 10
Distribution

The Tacoma Branch Of the
Needlework guild will meet in
the lower temple OF the First
Baptist church al 10 o'clock
Thursday morning 10 sort and
count preparatory 10 the dis
trlbution Of new articles Of
clothing which have recently
been gathered. A business
meeting has been called for ,
O'Clock with open house
scheduled from 3 10 ;.
Presidents OF the various mem
bcrship groups are Mesdames
Charley Taylor Anderson Memo
riaD. A. C. Marconier, r. D. Mari
Law AemoriaD. George Unlisted,
Charles Yancey american Legion
auxiliary, W. II. Nelson, Morris
kleiner Council Of Jewish
Nomen). II. Trevor McLain Jun
Tor Woman's club, r. B. Wilson
tMcNeeley MemoriaD, j II. Holme,
W. r. Shoemake, c. II. Hagen
buch. Albert Sutton morrill, Me
morisD.
Mesdames Lima Schwarz, NJ. f.
Hubbard. J. c. Bardsley. +. M.
Raver Camp Fire Girls, Walker
Todd (Girl Scouts, II. c. Har-
rigan, w. w. johnson, Miss Wad-
dell (chapter BIZ, PEo), Phila-
thea Bible class Of Mason Meth
odist church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Catholic Women
ToConveneHere
wss,esn Ossnssy 70 Rod
Quarterly Meeting
On "Wednesday

Catholic women fFufn a.
gArss a Pieree county arr AZ.
tlcipating the quarterly naees-
ing q the Western IlcNnery.
Diocesan Council ~ Cathode
Women in Tacoma AZ =.
joseph's parish bah. 50. sssh
and Tacoma ave. on MeSines-
day. Delegates from Tacoma,
iatons1lle. PuyAilap. Sumner
and Morton affiliated groups
VII he present and the meet
ing and luncheon is open TO
Al women interested. whether
affiliated with the Council or
not.
Ths progFsu win opsn ~sth :
ue=hust luncheon. 10 d. ssrses Al
I T. N. ~ wumsn 81 ST. Joseph
parish. under direction q Ma.
John Harnsy and Mrs. John BUGS.
10. The brief business meeting
and program wlil foilc~ with hfs.
A. Il. Comfort. presldsn, q Vest
eFn peanery presiding
The Rev. Thomas Gil % Seat
tie. director Of Catholic charities
for the diocese OF Seattle. will give
the address Of the day. speaking
on a Program for Catholic Won
en- Mrs Claude " Storey ol
Seattle. president o, the Diocesan
council. viii tell Of the annual cen
vention OF the National Council Of
Catholic Women. which she at
tended last month In San Fran
cisco. Mrs. James n. Egan. Of
Tacoma. diocesan director of pub
licity, and Mrs. George Dohcrty.
Tacoma, deanery chairman OF IL
brary and literature. will give brief
talks The Rev. Dominic Hack.
o. S. b.. deanery moderator, viii
deliver the invocation.
Members OF the deanery board
include Mesdames Comfort. Stcph-
en- l.. Michael. Arthur Gaudette.
N. c. Gregory, ]. j. Reidinger.
Harry Greiwe. Egan, Mark Dol
liver. c. n. Arendt, G.. W. Christ
nacht. Fred Bader. Doherty. C. PIT
Burkey and Miss Sadie Foye.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Sisters Entertain for
Fiancee OF Brother

The Misses Emma, Freda and
Esther Liening entertained recent
ly, at the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Liening on Wal
Ter road, with a surprise party in
honor of Miss Lucille Parrish who
will wed their brother, Mr.. Walter
Liening, oct. 20.
The evening was spent inform
ally and many gifts were presented
to the young couple for their new
home which will be made in Puy-
allup.
The late buffet supper was
served from a table centered with
a miniature bride and bridegroom
and fall flowers
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Parrish, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sib-
bert and son Wallace, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Honig, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
Rody, Mr.. and Mrs. William Zielke
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Liening;
Misses Alma, Lillian and Royal
Zielke, Olga Smuland, Mabel Lowe
and Irene Bresch; Messrs. Ayeril,
Robert, Lawrence and Walter
Liening, Earl Parrish, Charles
Gordon, Bud Coker and Rufus
Fairbanks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Mix Master Club to
Open lq3q-40 Season

The Mix Master dancing club
viii hold it's first dance Of the
season on Wednesday, from $3.50
to IL p. m, in the Weyerhaeuser
hall OF the Y. w. c. A.
Al a report meeting Of the exec
utiye committee held Wednesday.
1t was revealed that the member
ship tickets were practically all
taken. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haslam
are heading the committee that
will serve as hosts and hostesses
for the first party. Halloween is
to be the motif for decorations.
Red sypher's orchestra will fur
nish the music.
One couple from the executive
committee will plan each dance.
The group includes Mrs. J. II.
Bradley, chairman, Messrs. and
Mesdames f. Il. Armstrong, X. II.
Hager. G. A. Reeves, A. u. Wes-
colt. A. Haslam, Bob Merry and
f. j. Murnen and DIR. and Mrs.
David 3. Cook.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Gu BIS

Julia Dent Grant tent, ~. u ",
Will meet Tuesday nj IL o'clock
for business IN Carpenters hall,
Luncheon. ~ O'Clock. with cards
In the afternoon. Mrs Mile Hall
presiding over business meeting
Public invited.
Martha circle. First congrega.
tionaI church, meets Tuesday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. Austin
Bee. at Day Island.
Tacoma circle, N. q. w, meeti
Monday evening In Eagles hall FOR
pot luck supper and meeting.
Eagles auxiliary card party on
Tuesday evening In Eagles hall
Regular meeting at S .. m.
Sewing club. Danish sisterhood.
meets Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. J. Jensen, 903 No. Lawrence
st.
Trinity guild, Epworth Metho-
dist church, viii meet with Mrs.
Fred Axlund, Jr.. GA Ea. oath st.
Tuesday for 1890 luncheon.
North Tacoma Rebekah lodge
regular meeting Tuesday 10 be
followed by social hour. Mrs. b. II.
Englund will preside
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Siena Study Club TO
Meet With Miss t1anley

Miss Charlotte Hanley VIII open
her home. 1929 So. d st, Tuesday
evening for the meeting of the
Siena Study club. Miss Hanley
will lead the study of Church
History; Miss Augusta ohlin will
review THE Bishop Jots 1t Down
by Bishop Kelly, and there will be
discussion Of current topics. At
the evenings close the hostess will
serve refreshments.
Membership in the club includes
Mesdames James H. Egan, Mark
Dolliver, Neal c. Gregory Law
renee T. McNerthney, the Misses
Winifred Henriot, Augusta and
Ehlin Ohlin. Jane Murray and
Charlotte Hanley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Perish Women
To Entertain
Committees Tor 81. Psi.
riek's Church BsIssr Plan
Dinner for Thursdsy

Women of the dining room
and country store committees
for ST. Patrick's parish bazaar
will be hostesses Thursday
evening at a dinner 10 be
served from 6 to z y. m. in
ST. Patrick's parish hall. No.
18th and J SITS. Tables will be
set for l6 guests and will be
presided over by women Of the
committee.
Decorations OF hall and tables
will be In bronze and yellow chrys-
anthemums. Following the dinner
there will be a program OF enter
tainment and games.
Mrs. John Nolan and Mrs. w. w.
Crosby, chairmen Of dining room
and country store. head the com
mittee OF hostessos and officers Of
the two booths. Assisting are
Mesdames J. y. Alderman. T. j.
Brown, c. A. Shields, William
Ekstrand. M. ID. Coleman, A. G.
Halligan and l.. l.. BisselI OF the
dining room group; Mesdames
James Devlin. George Shull. IL. j.
Meyers, Stuart Sullivan. Dominic
Ford. Francis Il. Loonam and
Neal c. Gregory OF the country
store.
Assisting with tables, tickets
and entertainment are Mesdames
A. M. Sofia. A. v. Harklns, A. De-
iargy, Juanita Bremner, NJ. Drago-
vich, A. G. Buer. George Nick. Pat
rick Littleton, w. G.. Mcnamara,
J. F. Fitzpatrick, Frank Rink.
+. J. Kneeshaw. Joseph o'Reilly,
Rose Mann. J. s. Fleming. Harold
X. Munroe, George !. Hill. J. r.
Kelly, C. w. Van Rooy. Harry A.
Greiwe. Ray Bagley. l.. e. Novack,
J. M. Joseph, Nick Gslwas, f. w.
Brelte, William Stipek, Leo Law
renee, c. w. Burton, f. ID. Covach,
Mary cowan, Hilda Ford, y. ID.
Kelley, II. +. Lewis. A. Middleton,
A. L. Morisette. Edgsrd Quinn.
e. T. Rawlings, w. A. Rowe, Peter
storme. p. Washburn, A. X. White,
A. j. Gadbois.
Mesdames A. f.. Anderson, e. M.
Toynbee. J. f.. Conan, Fred Holt,
II. J. Lunch. w. J. Fitzgerald,
A. r. Graham, b. II. Goodman.
s. j. Frederick, A. A. Huston, VIII
fred Harris, Cal Kirk, w. J. Sea-
brook, Mary vogel, M. J. Mingo,
Elmer Helf, l.. T. Pirath, T. j.
Loonam, N. silJe, e. Hayes and
J. V. Griffith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
World Affairs Council Sets
Date For Symposium
CVsr.erh Dsnner e g tlesS n cr,sssl ssE-eo- ..
"'n'hfee s0odsy oe;. %: clsrsncs K Street.
Author Of "Unsos No.. :" 70 Be- Gsss, Spsssss

Announcement has 5usf hssn made ~ the issh onArsss
symposium dinner q Ae Nefs5 Affairs Ccun n shs crys-
IA ballroom q ne has NintsFop CT MoudAy evening
oet 50
cArencs X STREET, salAor q ~Ision New al = .he
speaker for the enaer Dr. Edgar C. WhceeF president
TIE council. hAs announced
Membership IN TIE World Affairs Council for The ysAF
i noN beiug CLOSED although there w be an opyoYsams
tor Tea persons "a obtain memberships throagh nf
Wheeler Pkoctor Seos. n { J. Shaw president II
the Y NJ C. A. Mrs. Theo Feist. The AnsnnlA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Girl Scout Training
Classes Are Scheduled

Training for women interested In
leadership Of any Girl scout group
Of the three branches of the pro.
gram; Brownies. intermediate
Girl Scouts and senior Girl scouts.
VIII be offered In October. Janu.
AIRY. and perhaps In the spring.
according to Mrs. Philip slayden.
chairman Of thu training commit
Tee Of the Tacoma Girl Scout coun-
ell.
All three groups will meet To-
gsther At the Girl Scout office
Oct. ~ and 10 from 10 TO ~ o'clock
noon for sessions including infor-
nation basic 10 leadership Of all
three age level groups.
The course will then continue
in separate sessions on program
ceremonies. songs. games,
etc, suited TO each group ~ fol-
lows: New Brownie leaders t7-i0
year girla), Oct. "A. 81; intermediate
Girl Scout leaders 40 to 1l-ycsr
girls), Oct. 20. Nov. 1; Senior
Scout club leaders and Mariner
Shippers IA To is-year girls).
Oct. 70, Nov. /.
The courses viii be given by the
office staff, assisted by Mrs. q. NJ.
on the Brownie pro-
gram and Mrs. A. ". Turner on
Mariner work. Mothers Of Girl
Scouts and those interested In In
forming themselves on Girl Scout
Ing are invited to attend.
Training for experienced leaders
will be scheduled for November,
and courses on the 10 program
fields will be offered throughout
the year. beginning with an arts
and crafts course 10 be conducted
by Mrs. Jerome l.. Darling, crafts
adviser at the Girl Scout office.
from 1870 to $3.50, Oct. ~. "a, 81
and Nov. Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17

Ths speaker fes the ssssanx t.as
a. Interesting taesgro@aa 81 -
satfxss BE ~Ns EAassss y satAf
a. ukfefa Zoe sxvsFal yxAFz =
foreign oosr~sponoeri as 80
Representatives Ser fhs Ss~ 1aHk
Tamss a. Gsnssa for tA4 L<afsss
q SAtsons BE Also ~as n tse
A = ,. and covered The peace
eaafsfenoe.
Miss Dorothy Th0mpSan. aaso
famed as writer * coatsm.
ioT4ry AFFAIR." says hss book =
ihe most important book for later
national democracy written IA thls
generation
Another writer summed Il Up
- = practical frs; step toward a
democratic world government and
ths realistic way 20 prevent wsf
and depression and save liberties
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Danforth Group to Meet

Danforth w. c. T. U. will meet
Tuesday at 1880 o'clock at the
Good WIN Industries, oath and
Tacoma ave. Miss Annette Kiehl-
banck viii tell OF the work of the
Good Win and Miss Bessie Pease
Will tell Of the work Of Good VIII
church. Miss Minerva Price will
have charge OF the music. During
the afternoon. reports Of county
convention Of w. c. T. u, held in
Puyallup, will be given.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Presidents Council Plans
First Fall Meeting
Rev. Lena M. wshh end b. shslmstHss - ~
spsslsu u Msss;es IA Wsm>n's chtheuse H.
ssy: Nh. Wki~ss~ h chsrss u pse9aN

first autumn session for memb<rn Il IN pv~1t1gae6
coun<i wslI b hea On thursday meruing - 70 delo1 -
he wo<nan's clubhouse. t2s broadway. Yw ~ epcsy
meeting Mrs. n. n. wihinsaa. pruarnm <on1ruon -
planned program II unasaai interest,"
The Rev Harold n. Lang VIII speak a ~ne Ieo4 Co..
srea hy Soxia Service Asvn<ten" ard Mr. =. WonN -
dustra engineer for the Chamber of remmeree WI ok
on "Hrh sposs IN Ts<ouA's Artvitiea~
A hixhieht al the meeting VII - the n4dfsse ~ ~
I3le sh<lmadine al h~ Cdene II rueel eeuna toeuly
IN ~AmsrxA's Part In the Karupsan roaslj<t~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Anniversary TO Be Marked

Mt. Tacoma Rebekah Priscilla
club will celebrate its 10Th ami
versary at the l. o. o. F. temple
Tuesday. A short business session
will be held and luncheon will be
at 1890 with Mesdames Charles
Frost. William Beltz, NJ. Loflin
and r. Schneide in charge. A hot
dish will be served, members re-
quested to bring the rest of their
lunches. Mrs. Clyde Merry will be
in charge of the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
NEWS AND NOTES OF SOCIETY," CLUBS SCHOOLS CHURCHES.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17

Mrs. Myrtle Goodwin will be
hostess to HOLSTER w. c. T. u.
Oct. IL when members meet at
her home at 641S So. Alder st. at
p. m. Officers OF the group are
Mrs. Cleo Yount, president; Mrs.
Rose Holloway, vice president;
Mrs Myrtle Goodwin. secretary.
and Miss Mary Floberg, treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Announce BefrothaI of Niece

MT. and Mrs. Steve Bebich Of
Aberdeen have announced the en-
gagement Of their niece, Miss Eve
Zmaroclch, daughter Of Mr.. Peter
Zmaroyich OF Wilkeson, 10 Mr..
Anthony Saltow. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Saltow Of Hoquiam. No
date has been set for the wedding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Hostess Thursday

Miss Alvina jenkins entertained
the following girls recently: Mrs.
Richard Pitman, Mrs. James II.
Brown, Mrs. Morris Hayes, and
the Misses Helen Anders, Gay In
man, Sylvia Asp. Bernice Speaks,
and Mary Peckham.
A Halloween motif was carried
out in an attractiyely appointed
table.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Auxiliary TO Meet in
Vesiry Rooms

The Ladies' auxiliary Of congre-
cation Talmud Torah will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
in the vestry rooms Of the syna-
gogue. Mrs. Samuel Cone will
preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
To Entertain Rest Home
Circle at Luncheon

Mrs. Ross Martin will be host
ess TO members Of circle II, FRANKIE
Tobey Jones home. on Wednesday
for l o'clock luncheon A bust
ness meeting and afternoon OF
bridge will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Receiving Congratulations

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Mccormick
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son. born Oct. D..
Grandparents are Mrs. Marie Sam
uelson of Gig Hsrbor and Mrs.
Mary Mccormick Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17

Tacoma unit. No. ise, American
Legion auxiliary. win sponses .
rummsxs sails Al 1890 Pacific
ave. Tuesday. "Wednesday and
Thursday At this week, with Mrs.
" A. Hsdbsrg A. chairman. and
Mrs. John Fiollst ~ co-chsirsnna.
All members snd fsiends WIN havs
contributions 10 thls sale. call HN
sa25 or CA 2zas-J.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-17
Puysllsp Rites
Impressive


Al N aft<rnuaa eegou1qay
Saturday IN fUyol)Mn lno
lnry nolh~l Woo dnnCAoog
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Ilarlnw reading tke servjeo h
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groom. rssceetlvely, pxsstdeA ~
| hrtdefs eaks waa eos ~ Nh mos~
| Ian nohenhnrn. Mra Jona LAmbeg~
| tus ana h1ias Elisen MAioWy -
rnyailup. tllsa Mary usvwn -
| Tacoma ard Mn DAVID Weof.
Miss Doris Anderspa. niscs - ~
bridegroom. was y charge - ~
quasi hsok.
FOLLOWING : trip 70 Olympus ~
Springs and vsneouver is1aa1, M
and Mrs. Andernoo viii - - hpene
1t Bellevue aftsr Nov. !.
70 Entertain Luther
Memorial Guild
Mrs. Charlotte uesGeuel. ~
No. cssshmsn. viii sntertaia mssn.
bars and frienda of Luther nemo-
rial guild On Tuesday svunlus. ~
win b assisted BY Miss PhyIlle
Olsen and Miss Esther Pederpsn.
After : business session cves
which Mrs. Carl nrynsslsd win
preside. . detailed report of plans
for q social meeting which the
guild VIII sponsor Friday IN ths
church parIors viii b sivsn.
Miss Agnes nrsen will speak
on her recent trip 10 South Amsri-
ca. ons Of many foreign places shs
has visited. She also will exhibit
her South American colIectioa.
Music for the program viii -
provided BY = trio Mis- Vivian
stselman. piano; Mrs.. oeorgs
johnson, violin, and Aiss DeSgouuts
cello.