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Nogales international., 1939-02-11

Last summers birthday party for
Dan Beard at Suffern. N. Y, his
home, was a tribute to the modern
Scouts regard for ''Uncle Dan." A
human birthday cake, shown above,
was one feature Of the party. MIR.
Beard was originator and founder
OF the first Boy Scout society from
which the English scouts and others
were modelled. Though many peo-
PIE forget he is an artist. Uncle
Dan" has done Illustrations for
many newspapers, magazines and
books.
Nogales international., 1939-02-11

Dan Beard attributes his good
health at 88 to the right kind of
living. Above, surrounded by
friends, the nations oldest Boy
Scout is being congratulated by an
other youth enthusiast, Col. Theo-
dOre Roosevelt. This years Boy
Scout week is a tribute to "Uncle
Dan," not because he is being re-
membered more than usual, nor be-
cause he is taking special interest in
the weeks activities, but because
this nationwide youth organization
might not be celebrating were it not
for his lifelong sponsorship Of the
work.
Nogales international., 1939-02-11

More than any other man, 49,
Eear-Oid Daniel Carter Beard has
been the inspiration for American
10y Scouts, now observing their an
cuaI week" Pioneer woodsman,
artist, author, friend of youth, "Un-
Gle Dan" Beard is the only man to
receive the Boy Scout golden eagle
badge. He is one Of three men 70
be awarded the Roosevelt gold med
al for distinguished service. Years
ago. when the Scout movement
struggled in infancy, Dan Beard
was one of the men who got behind
1T and pushed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
Committee En.er,ains Choir

The music committee OF ~
Paul's Methodist church enter
tanned the choir OF the church at
dinner Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Bar
clay. 400 SO. Thompson ave. Raw.
r. r. Goulder acted as toaatmaa-
ter Several responded with toasts
and stunts. and Mrs Ray Warner
read an original poem 10 honor
Mr.. J. d. Taylor. who has sung in
the choir for the past 20 years.
The following were presrntf
Measrs. and Aesdames L. W. Chit.
tendent, Ray Warner. n. y. Pres
ton, Jack Negus. Ralph parr. "
p. Couldcr. A NJ Freeman. c. ".
Smith. {. A. Langton, G Is. Hop
kins. l.. r. Larsen, Lloyd Bray.
n W Hughes, y. y. st0ckhridge.
William Taylor. G. n. Nothstein.
Mesdames ~ c. Hansen. Lloyd
Beail. Pearl Ellsworth. II. =. stno-
bel. Misses Ann strobel. cathsrins
GoettlinE. Mr.. J. D. Taylor. VIII
lam coettiing. and the COMMITTEES.
consisting OF Mrs. J. W. Barclay.
chairman, Mrs, q. ~ Nothatesn,
Mrs. Hector Macdonald. Mr.. ".
cleary. J. r. Rogers and william
Taylor.
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Second Speaker
Announced
Or. Cole 10 Be Joined by
Prof. Taylor at World
Affairs Program

The World Affairs Council
of Tacoma announces through
its president, DR.. Edgar c.
Wheeler. a second speaker for
its dual program Thursday, at
the Hotel Winthrop. In addi-
ton to DIR. Kenneth Cole who
speaks on war Has Come to
Europe; Shall America Keep
Out of IT." the second speaker
will be Professor George +.
Taylor, the new professor Of
Oriental studies in the Univer-
sity of Washington. and acting
chairman of that department.
He was trained at Birmingham
university. England, and at Johns
Hopkins In this country. and 10 the
author OF several books on con-
temporary affairs in China and the
Far East, and has taught In sew
eral Chinese universities.
He has lectured at Oxford uni
versity, and before the Royal In
stitute OF International Affairs In
London. Coming directly from
Yenching university. Peiping. maxi
ing his first Tacoma appearance
with the subject, struggle for
Government in the Far East"
The meeting VIII be held in the
Junior ballroom Of the Hotel Win
throp at 8 o'clock. A nominal adj
mission will be charged both men,
bers and non-members.
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Play by Mrs. Psseoe to
Be Presented Wednesday

Wednesday at p. m. In the
church parlors viii find women Of
the First Congregational church
gathering for their annual Christ
mas program and tea, always an
outstanding event of the holiday
affairs OF the community. Christ
mas In America" an illustrated
Christmas narrative. written and
directed by Mrs. w. Weldon Pas
coe, win be presented in six cpl
sodes. as follows:
A Puritan Christmas. Christmas
at Valley Forge. a Moravian
Christmas, a Southern Christmas,
a Pioneer Christmas, and a Blend
ing of the Natiors into America.
The cast includes Mrs. s. Water
man, Mrs. E. r. Heilig. Mrs. ID.
NJ. Dayton, Mrs. Henry Ainton,
Mrs. Charles welker, Miss Nancy
Hull, Mrs. Walter Houston and
group Of Girl Scouts. The theme
viii be illustrated by music given
by Mrs. Charles Welker. Mrs. w.
r. Taylor and Mrs. Marsh Davis.
accompanied by Mrs. Raymond
Tarr, the connecting narrative be-
ing read by Mrs. Welles Wheeler.
Guests win be greeted by Mrs.
Bruce G. Nelson, president of the
women's association. and by Mrs.
Hunter Kennard. chairman OF the
day, assisted by Mesdames f. r.
York, r. A. Morse, w. A. Obey,
C. E. johnson. II. G. Willard, r. L.
Parker. s. J. Selden. Dean Mullin,
Elsie N. Simmons and f. w. New
man. DR.. Holland Y. Burr viii
lead the devotionals.
Mrs. c. e. Westgate Is chairman
df the tea. assisted by Mesdames
z. N Murray, Arthur Means and
p. II. Bowman. Mrs. Floyd b.
Murphy, in charge of the tea ta-
bles, will be assisted by Mesdames
J. G. Fitch, c. Z. Nader, +. M.
Lewis, Robert Sanders and c. G.
Parker. Presiding at the tables
will be Mesdames Holland +. Burr.
Raymond p. Tarr, Hunter Kennard
and Bruce G. Nelson.
In charge Of decorations is the
following committee: Mesdames z.
ID. Hodge, L. A. Hopkins, A. NJ.
Arntson. Robert Beadle. Il. W.
Newman and r. G. Neal
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Holiday Session
For Jr. League
Mrs. Abel TO Be Hostess on
tuesday Afternoon at
z O'clock

For the annual Christmas
meeting of the Tacoma Junior
League, Mrs. Robert Abel will
open her home on North G st.
at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles B. Hurley, jr.,
will preside over the afternoon
session during which DR.. Helen
Gibson Hogue will be pre-
scented as the speaker.
Mrs. Joseph Long will be chair
man of the tea hour which tradi-
tionally follows meetings Of the
Junior league. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Clark Johnson, Mrs. Cliff
ford Mcdonald, Mrs. Gerald Long
streth and Mrs. Roger Peck. The
occasion will have a particular
note of gaiety with its appropri-
ate holiday theme.
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ctwiu1nas hsgpun
@ vsinu,fuy

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w5lI eusrwsnin - tkelr nnunni
chrl<twn p.nnkenn nd -
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The program. nErna9ed ~
MrM !. Il. RoDhinx. uiII =
preeentsxl ~ MrA. Harry
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
Writers Cancel
December Meetino

Mrs. II. r. Maybin, president Of
the local branch OF the League Of
Western Writers, announces that
owing 10 conflicting dates with the
annual Christmas party Of the
Manuscript club Of this city. the
league will not hold its regular
December meeting this month
Plans are being made, however.
for the leagues usual open
House and New Years party to
be held on New Years day. The
program and committees for the
latter win be announced at a later
date.
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Mrs. Frandsen
Complimented
Entertain for Recent Bride
Al Lake Home Of Miss
Ann lanelow

Mrs. Max 0leson, Mrs. Mar
win Webster, Miss Nora j.
Olsen and Miss Ann Langlow
entertained recently at the
latter's home at American lake
in compliment to Mrs. Earl
Frandsen Della Larsen), a
recent bride. Games were
played during the evening, fol-
lowing which a gift was pre-
scented to the bride for her
new home.
Orchid chrysanthemums in a
large white bowl set on orchid
yelling with pastel ribbon stream
ers and candles formed the center
piece for the table which was COW
cred with a white lace cloth.
Chrysanthemums were used about
the rooms. Luncheon was served
from small tables covered with
pastel cloths and candles.
Guests invited were Mesdames
Carl Brynstad, Ellen Langlow,
Michael Royn, Lucille Sugge,
Helen Harris, Clarence Langlow
Grace Hammer, Mikkel Lono, AL
bert Wolland; Misses Josephine
Jaedecke, Thelma A. kraabel,
Mabel Lund, Florence Wolland,
Florence Gardelin, Mamie RAM
stad, Grace Torgeson, Charlotte
Bergoust, Clara Nicol, Janna RAM
stad, Hilda Skreen and Lucy
Hohenhaus.
Driving over from Seattle were
Mesdames Jack Spaulding, Eden
Burgess, Axel Engelstad, Elmer
Anderson, Karla Coleman, Axel
Nicholson, Lee Leonard and Ed
ward Conroy.
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v. F. w. Auxiliary
Entertained at Luncheon

The sewing group of the Ray c.
Roberts auxiliary. V. F. W., met
for luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
Arthur Holman. 1011 So. Ferry st,
Tuesday. The rooms were deco
rated throughout in the holiday
motif. Luncheon was served from
tables centered with tapers and
flowers.
Those sharing the day were Mes
danes Lester p, Clark, auxiliary
president; A. L. Morris, Frank Bal
sano, L. w. Craig, A. d. Ackerley,
Lyle Burgess. A. r. Hofstad, Al
J. Courneau, Andrew Olson, Will
lam Craig, William Dusell, sewing
group chairman; Raymond Lee,
Thomas Ligman, A. w. Schlegel
and Thomas Marshall. The next
meeting Of the group will be held
Tuesday, Dec. II, at the home Of
Mrs. Thomas Lgman, 5l03 Port
land ave.
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DeMoIsy Mo'hers' Club
To Have Party

The Christmas party eagerly an.
ticipated each year b. the Tscoma
chapter De Aolay Mothers club.
win be held IN the Masonic Temple
THURSDAY evening. Opening the
meeting AZ 8 O'Clock. MIRA Max
Arohs will preside for a brief bust
ness session.
Mrs. Claire Blake has planned a
surprise program. Mrs. John hund
and Mrs.. Nelson Dewey are IN
charge Of the exchange q gifts
and request that each one attend
ing bring q small gift.
supper viii b. Seryed from a
table gay with holiday decorations.
H0stesses viii be Mesdsmss o.
Kniffen, George Wallace. Enis
Thompson. Ada Craig. y saFff.
o. CaTl1on and Jonn k1nd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
Activities Announced for
Lutheran Circles

Central Lutheran activities for
the week will begin Tuesday eve
ming at 7:30, with a visit to the
Vapo Path, 4o2 No. Sheridan, by
members and friends of Circle 5.
Mrs. John J. Keller, circle chair
man.
Circle meetings will begin on
Wednesday. with Circle 1 meeting
at the home of Mrs. Willard
Young, 3407 No. 10th St, for lunch
con at 1890. Circle 6 will meet
IN the church parlors at 1890 for
a no-hostess luncheon. At o'clock,
also on Wednesday, Mrs. r. w.
Riesenbeck win entertain members
and friends Of Circle 4 at her home
ut 524 So. seth st.
On Thursday at 1 o'clock, Mrs.
Thomas Strand will be hostess to
members and friends Of Circle B
at her home at 2e10 No. oath st.
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Continue TO Quiz
} Men Held Here

-Four hours az questioning hoas
day brought cut q signed sssnf<s.
slon 10 . Seattle hoid-ap AMI twc
car thsfts from william xtah<rt
Johnston. ~ yssxs old. wiso va
arrested ~ city poiios iste Frl-
day after . wild Ts-miies-rrsr hour
chase down M. q ~
Detective Capt. f.iiff dsborns
said tina long talk isft fam ssiIl
convinced that Johnston ~ sws
companions who we're srtsmtsf ths
same night wsrs connected vita .
recent bank FsbbsFy Al stsssnsea.
Other yoaiths lmplifatsa IN
johnztaa's detailed stoFy are fseh-
81 Stanton. -. and Esgnsia u.
Macdonald. 10
iiz officers ana mA<k ths A..
rests pers oFdeFed 10 Fspurt b
Commissioners Eastwood, ~ 70 :
m. Tuesday. Ne vill tAs<ns fAsm
personally.
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Libr. Study Glib se
Mssf With Mvs. Grs4p

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Gear. "a ens<rtzln m<rsbe<s e
IshFs sway <1ah ~ ~ - IansA~
80 aa TUESDAY IRA Eszze<<
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to xnnusi chrs<tm&s psrsr uN1rn
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
Christmss Events
For Seminary
"Mssqss 81 shs Evsrsrssr
Tree" 10 D. Presented o.
Saturday Evening

The entire school Al Annie
Wright seminary VII take
part Ia the Christmas drama
and shorale which VIII be pre-
scented in keator had On Sat
urday evening ~ : part Of
the annual Christmas fektiyi-
ties. The play. The Masqne
of the Evergreen Tree" win
he given under tho direction
Of Mrs. Lots RcaIl Sandal.
seminary dramatic director.
with three choruses and the
choir adding musical back
ground.
On fhs following Tf,srssisy evs-
ninE wiIl - the tFsdstiasal Christ
mas dinner - me sesain.ry with
the carol service n HAynor sh.p~l
following
Parents and frienda - sae <za-
dsnis hsss BEEN invited 70 attend
the annual sing ssrvses n which
the young vosoes VII bend n haii-
asy cheer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
Pottery Shower Honors
Miss Parks

In honor of Miss Ruth Parks,
bride-elect Of Stanley White,
pottery shower was given by Miss
Betty Cheney, Miss Avonelle Wat
son and Miss Muriel Woods on
Friday evening at the home Of
Miss Cheney. The evening was
filled with informal games, and
after the shower gifts were pre-
scented to the honor guest, refresh
ments were served.
Guest for the party were the
Mesdames NJ. d. Cheney, Walter
Parks, Clinton White, E. A.
White, James Stack, Carl Parks,
Robert Hennig and Richard Hyatt,
and the Misses Betty Boardman,
Dorothy Palm, Betty Taylor, Ele-
amor Graham, Evelyn Stalwick,
Betty Bowman and Dorothy
Wolfe.
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LONDON King George = IN
Franes for |. vama se th4 fsFitish
tfDops. 4 NAs ansoanesa officially
Monday.
Ths departure - ne kiaE wna
not ansoaaessi afasil he nal arrived
safely In Francs. u va his flfsf
Wait 10 the ailiaa tsoopa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
Mrs. Stewart CLARK 10
SpesE on tuesday

Mrs.. Stewart Clark win present
lecture and demonstration on
Let the Whole House Say Merry
Christmas" In the Robert Gray
junior high school Al / o'clock,
Tuesday afternoon. For further
information. those planning to at
tend are asked 10 call Mrs. II. n.
Gibbs. president Of the South Ia
coma Garden club. At CA 7ts7-R
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To See
Jsvs Dancers
Aiss Ds1 o. sed Cen
psny 10 - Prescribed
Monday Evs~i~s

Reservations ere eth heiag
mede fur the Dew nya dsn-
cars who VII appear Monday
evening In Jsson Lee audi
torium under the auspices IL
the Ladies' Musical club. Tho
program win h. the occasion
for Informal sntertalninx.
many making up parties Tor
the affair which viii ~ pre-
e~ied. in some cases. BY infer
NAL dinners. and followed. n
others. by late suppers.
ksililonai F<s<rTAslsas lneiuts
thn=< Il ne<<Fs snd h<sie1a<> =
Y Arthur. Johr Aissus ~ rssysi'
inp. Niitnn Allen, StsFry AnsI~r.
snn. = ,. Aaama v. l. BuFl@fdI
e. J rsfmhs<. ~. y. tsxsmsn tA~na
Graham. =. ~. tto<.s. \. I. f~~ta
W. G. fAnx.h>~r. rnrnss rurve.
PIERCE re~sxs , " MnFtissA.
Carl Miner. q .. n&fi. w. =.
nrewr. Oscar nvewn snd = .
Cronkhits
pss ard h~sa@m~s n. {. Waed.
A. n Hsstsn. q e light 4. l.
z<hiessz. wsilssn ". flssa~sx. y
Mndaisnn.
nseasmss a. q. Avery. n 3
Aienwht. A. rpusey. Nrns~1'
Wheeler. chaati~r Hia~n. Wsiilasr
Hehlsrh. q. n. klFk. l. n Ish~I
@. LindhsfK. J. G. Murray. e q
Macmillan, c. = ns.nki<bsFsex. ~
gar Du<s<is. usace cuswin sad ]. y
Cpsnn.
Misses Ezns Avery Cora A.
ans. Harriet ArnssFpaa. Neil
Workman. alcsds. Assxarss alsrst
zen. Vivian nt<elIasn. Agnss -
ons. Charlotte and lzsth tisti<s'
and Mary Ella Cock
Mss.rs. Walter lAttie. Jsak ats
ley. jassph caldneF. LeanaEd ~
cobson and pr. /. A. pfsws.
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Auxiliaries 10 Join
For Card Party

V. r. w. auxiliaries Of Tacoma
viii jointly sponsor a card party
at the American Lake hospital on
Tuesday evening. The bus for the
lake will leave the Commerce st.
entrance of Hotel Winthrop at 7
O'Clock.
Members OF the committee are
Aesdames A. Van Leuvan, A. II.
Hagadorn, LeonA Fromhold. w.
A. Smith. w. Reischel. T. Martin.
II. r. Smith
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
TWO RUNAWAY BOYS
SOUGHT BY POLICE

state patroimen vsrs on the
lookout Monday for two boys listed
a. runawsys from sumner. Wash.
A call from Sumner police put
authorities on ths trail of Theron
Proeser and oryiIlsi wil1oz, hoth
II. sought by thsir parents after
they departed on a jaunt 70 Cali.
fprnla.
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It's So Easy! Makes .
Big Saving. No Cooking.

To gst gsiek and sailsfyisg rsllrf
ffen eeaxks Gas 10 fsids, ala ysaF
ssa Ksms9y at keas osos trts1. Pea Il
BsSsf b. wlth9ot u IL ysar hsans. saa
IA - kimpls asd szag.
First make a syfpp ~ stifrin. 2
cups afsnalatas aanaf and oHs eap II
ustef 4 lee aomsnla. uat4l disnei ysd
A sAil1 esgd - IL No eookins seeded.
Thea get "a ounces II Piasn frsm
anY druggist. ftss ~ esapesns COO.
talniHg horwsy Pins sod pulafasis
Es2aAcel, u coaeentxstaa iof@. wsli'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
Club Schedule For Week

Norma d. T. \. auxiliary viii
hold the third In a series OF lunch
cons and card parties Tuesday at
1890 in Normanna hall. Hostesses
Mesdames Johnson. sagen and
Butcher.
North Tacoma Rebekah hodge
will hold Its regular meeting In
Anderson hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. B. II. Englpnd presiding.
Tacoma circle n. q. w. will
sponsor its annual card party
Monday evening in the Eagles hall.
Mrs. A. C. Hill chairman.
Lewis chapter o. u. =. viii meet
In the Fort Lewis Masonic hall
Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock.
Needlecrafs club, Tacoma NJ. o.
w, meets Tuesday instead Of Wed
nesday at the home OF Mrs. a.
Morrisette, 42ii No. 22d II. Noon
luncheon preceding the meeting.
Eagles auxiliary will hold a card
party Tuesday afternoon in the
Eagles hall with the regular meet
ing at o'clock the same evening,
In. ~. g.. a.. m NJ A.
will meet Tuesday at 1880 In Car
penters' hall for potluek luncheon.
Business meeting at 1890 with
election Of officers. Mrs. Nellie
Ball presiding.
Tacoma Community house board
meets Tuesday at $50 at the
Community house. Mrs. George
Gilbert presiding.
Mt. Tacoma Rebekah Priscilla
club will meet In this l. o. o. y.
temple Tuesday for 1890 lunch
con. Mrs. NJ. Meredith and Mrs
y. c. Calender In charge.
Corinthlan auxiliary O. y. n
will meet Tuesday for II 30 lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Walter
Erchinger. 1910 No. Stevens 1T
Christmas party win be followed
by An election Of officers.
Pacific camp Royal Neighborr
viii hold an election OF officers
Tuesday evening In ths South Ia
coma /. o. o. p. hall Plans win
be made for a Christmas party.
south Side elrcls, Daughters Of
the Nile. win meet Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. c. J. shipley.
2420 No. zlst It. Mrs. q. r. Nc
Call win assist for o'clock lunch
con. Gifts viii be exchanged.
Trinity Methodist Church Guild
will meet Tuesday for i250 lunch
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Splendid Cough Remedy
Easily Mixed at Home

knews fer - pfssnps ssslse e EAzssf
ab4 bfqaehisi asemhfsaea
PET ~ Piaex tEss . pkaf bsEsis. cd
pat u really ag.iso4A me1leIzs se4
gss sef aksat lar ti1e< e nsfk ~
yeaf meney. u never sbeda, as fhAss
aKsn ieta - Ries esnf tasf1.
Al feg 4aiek. kiexssa fsiief, 4 -
anaztna Yea eln fsel e fsAe Ae.a h
. NaJ that mea9s baaiaeas IA te@sEaa
he pblSxm, see Afs iAs Ffllste4 sea-
bfases, asd eeest ia noesnem. Thus q
mskss bfsaskinc sasF. sad lsla Tea Sc
fsssfai sleep. laat 10 L. snd n saa
pleased year nzea4g ell " ssfunasa-
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0uild Announces
Christman Meetino Plans

NJ. Mays Guild Of b. Andrews
church viii hold ia Christmas
meeting at the home u Mrs. ". Is.
TurriIl. 1920 No. Yakima. on T,lss-
day Afternoon During the after
noon the guests will play holiday
games. Assisting Mrs. TIrriii viii
be Mrs A. y. kapahn. Aiso on
the committee for the afternoon
are Mrs. n. colmsn and Mrs A. 4.
Lsnning.
There will be an exchange u
small gifts and during ths after
noon Mrs. Tirril viii serve
happy nontx" an English del
ieacy.
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viii Entertain Junior
Woman's Club Board

For / o'clock dessert luncheon
on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. L. o.
Reisinger, 1922 No. 27th, will open
her home to members Of the board
of the Junior Woman's club. Mrs.
Lloyd johnson will be co-hostess.
The executive members will dis
cuss plans for the clubs Christ
mas charity.
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On the occasion Of her 18th
birthday. Nov. 20. Mareslans Eddy.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
EDDY, whs hOnorea a. an evening
birthday party. Tf1s rooms sefe
decorated with large yellow chrys-
anthsmums for the oecaslo
Cameo were played during the sys-
ming. with honors going 70 Dorp-
thy Hoskins. Lois Jslle. MaFesila
kolpnirk ard Gloria Psnnoyef
Other guests were Gloria Vol
over. Beverly Ekman. Huistta
harioss. Patricia Young Teresa
RuvA, Peggy Larson and Joy hsfz
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SALEM. Ore IiesHltsl attend.
aria said noadsy that 'sssbb yt1n-
age. 30. and George "a ss.rslsss.
~. bath Of Salem. s4ss ssss IN.
Iursd ia "a slrplans crash Sunday.
were fair snd improved
Ths accident eosusTsa near all-
ssrton shsn oas ~ tbs wings u
their meHoplane cFuau pied saa ths
plane feil Into an of.sn fisli
Ramags. the piias. asffsssa >
hroksn snkis snd severe fzs1y
bruises ard IfartlssE suffered :
broken law and LED ne impact
smashed the landsns gear and
badly damaged ths wings sna
motor housing ~ us@ plane.
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GARBAGE Can SUM
BOT CONTENTS LIT

F9ll&e MaH4Nf W<<& MyNNl -
tnx several th~f<s a<le11n9 -
60 r~rozs<d - y. 4 nnn1Iw.
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nelly tnss ~ n~w sMxn,1sa r.r-
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Isas1nx.
nnth r.><,oarslsrs $50 - ~
a.. = Aslystisa Asmy ns<neure~
paer. repeated = - trumpes pnn
takes ffsm ~ army hen - -
~ issA a Lsezss Para ~ -
tash -. sala poikes = - iA&f1
a . tHhks fsdte h . n<own 60
from be roam ax<srdey nGnn<~
a=iHs Ande<sazs. p<op<i<tr>es e :
stoxs ~ assF East I 4 - pslles
that youngsters uha esse lafe ~
store stale sessn ps<ks II elxsfs<s
ard r2n b<fsfe 80 s<NeFxsd ffom
living quarters b t. ks~f - -
store
u yua'fs nst nzIax 4. - 4 wifa
fssfz Aefian rines want a
Gail Main aIni.
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jolly ls Club Plans

Members Of the Jolly IS club
Will entertain AZ q benefit card
party and luncheon Tuesday a.
I2:I5 O'Clock AZ the BroadmoOF.
Progressive 500 and bridge win be
played during the afternoon, for
which handmade fayors viii be
given.
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Plans for production early in
January are being made by the
league. Rehearsals will begin i'm
mediately after casting but will
be suspended for two weeks before
Christmas. to be resumed imme-
diately after the holidays.
Ethel Barrymore starred In the
leading role in The Ghost OF YAM
kee Doodle" when 1t was first pre-
scented In New York In 1897.
Tryouts will begin at 7:30 o'clock
and are open to anyone interested.
whether or not they are now active
members Of the Drama league.
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Announce Marriage Of
Miss Mcclure

Mr.. and Mrs. Vance e. Mcclure
are announcing the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Helen May
Mcclure, to Mr.. John Tiffany, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Tiffany Of
this city. The wedding ceremony
was solemnized Nov. Is In Occur
d'Alene. Ida