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The Washington times., 1939-01-11

January H. 1889, at her residence. 1874
Que St. n. W. MARGARET BREADY
beloved wife of John Heman Bready and
sister sister Of Mrs. Mary AstIin: I Remains rn
funeral home, 14Oo Chaplin St. N. W
Notice of funeral later.
DAVIS, FRANCES Ron Wednesday
January IL, 1889, at Alexandria Hos
DAVIS, beloved wife of Robert K
Davis. mother of Richard, Robert F
Leonard j.. Edward S, Paul and Jack
Chambers Co. funeral home, 14O0
Chaplin St. n. W. Notice of funeral
later.
ELLSWORTH, MORTON J.-On Tuesday
January 10, 1887, at Seat Pleasant, Md.
MORTON J. ELLSWORTH, beloved hus.
band of Mary Ellsworth and father OF
Mary Jane Ellsworth. son of Martha J.
Trent. Funeral services from the w. W
Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home,
617 Eleventh St. S. E, on Friday, jan
uary ID, at p. m. Relatives and
friends are invited.
MAZZULLO. PETER P.-on Sunday, Janu-
ary g., 1889, PETER P. MAZZULLO,
services from the T. Frank Murray flu,
neral home. 741 Eleventh ST. S. E., on
Thursday, January IL, at $50 a. m.
thence to St; Francis Xavier Church;
be offered for the repose of his soul,
At 10 a.: m. Relatives and friends in
vited. 1nterment, Congressional Gene
terry.
PARENT. ALICE VIRGINTA-on
Wednesday. January IL. 1889, at Mont
gomery County Hospital. ALICE VIR-
GINA PARENT. late residence Ashton,
Nd, beloved sister of Mrs. Leslie Par.
ent Worst of Ashton, Nd, George Par
emit of Rockville, Md, and Robert
Parent of Brooklyn, N. Y Remains
resting at the W. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home 14OO Chaplin St. n. W.
Funeral services and interment in
Gallipolis Ohio. Notice of time later.
POLITIs, DIMITRIOX-on Tuesday. Jan
uary 10, 1889. DIMITRIOX PoLITIS,
the beloved husband of Fannie PoIitis
and father of Mrs. Politis Beard Fu-
neral Services from the W. W. Cham
bers Co., s. E. funeral home, 517
Eleventh St. S. E. Notice of time later
REYNOLDS, JAMES Con Tuesday,
January 10. 1889, at his residence,
$500 Both ST.. Mt. Rainier, Nd, JAMES
G. REYNOLDS, the beloved husband of
Bessie B. Reynolds and father of Mrs.
Leila M. Mossburg, Betty Jean Reynolds
Lois v. Reynolds, Hubert W. Reynolds,
Of Dodge City, Kan. and James Cecil
Reynolds of Wabash. Ind. Remains
resting at W. W. Chambers Co, funeral
home. 1400 Chaplin St. N. w. Notice
of funeral later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
John Henry Weer of
Brookline, Mass, Heard
Lecture Under Auspices Of First Church Is
Entitled: christian Science: Gods
Great Gift To Mankind"

public lecture Christian Science delivered Tues
day evening in Jason Lee junior high school auditorium by
John Henry Weer S. of Brookne Mass. former Tacoma
resident Speaking under auspices of the First Church of
Christ Scientist Mr. Weer ectured the topc Christian
Science: Gods Great Gift Mankind" The speaker
member of the Board of Lecureshp of the Mother Church.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, Mass He
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
A Perfect Universe

Demonstration u the nothing
meas q eva Is sifnplified when xs
devote our efforts 10 resolving
things into thoughts. 70 seslng
them sa they are IN their spiritual
reality. rejecting divine Truth.
Life and Love An important point
IL reached Nhen xs learn that We
o. noi have - make harmony. God
has done that ~ thoroughly that
u tFanscsndn our present r0mpfe-
hensien.
Human thought IL intelligent
only 70 the extent that Il reflects
the divine intelligence. TTle haF-
mony Of what We see depends on
whether We zee with mortal eyes
Or spiritual vision. No matter h0N
discOrdant the scene according %
sense testimony. Il becomes har-
uonious in proportion ~ thought
IL splritualized Human concepts
Of the universe. including man, con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Divine Revelation

Enlightened Interpretation Of
the teachings Of the Hebrew
prophets and Of Jesus and MS
apostles eievates human thought
Through progressive stages Of hope
and faith up 70 understanding.
Assuredly, spiritual understand
ing is needful for bringing fulfill
nent Of the Bible promises Of
health, holiness, abundance, hap
pineSs. These promises really
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
The Wilderness Of Deity

Seven synonyms OF God are
enumerated by Mrs. Eddy on page
4s5 OF Science and Health. name
~: Mind. Spirit. Soul. Principle.
Life. Truth. and Love. II -
profitable 70 ponder the Eignin-
canoe Of these terms as applied 10
human affairs. For instance, BY
perceiving God as divine Mind. HiS
infinite intelligence Is found re-
Elected by all the ideas Of that
Mind, as Spirit. His universe is
seen as wholly spiritual: as Soul
Immortality Is seen a. entirely
apart from materially. as Prin-
ciple. His unerring power becomes
evident: as Life. endless being Is
found 10 BE- harmOniOusly re-
Elected by man: as Truth. errone-
Gus beliefs are scientifically ever
come. as Love. the divine preseuce
IL more easily felt. Not only these
but countless other concepts un-
fold 10 those who embrace a. their
very own this good gift" which
reveals all that exists in spiritual
reality as ideas Of divine Mind.
But God. Spirit, does not and
could not enter matter: nor can
matter partske OF the divine at
tributes
When one standA within the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Many Attend
Auxiliary Luncheon

Wild West auxiliary No. 81 y.
= W held it's most successful
department presidents luncheon 81
the an1illarys history Tuesday a..
ternoon in The Tacoma hotel.
More than 100 attended the affair
70 honor Mrs. Robert Brewer o.
Tacoma, president Of the Depart
mert 81 Washington =. =. ".
many turning out % show their
support In her efforts 10 make
The auzliiariea 25th silver jubilee
year an outstanding one. De-
psriment officers from over the
state @ere preseht Rs veil az many
auxiliary presidents ard members.
Pastel shades II spring were
used with special fayors for each
attending. Com. Or. Ray T. Fred
KICKS sang spring selections. ac-
companied by Mrs. Gloo EObb,
department musician.
The committee responsible for
the success Of the party includes
Mrs. Ray Wslaton. chairman; Mr..
George Russell. Mrs Walter Rasch.
Mrs Harry Shsner. Mrs. Isabel
Welmer and Mrs.. Frank Eybln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Plan Dinner
At Holy Cross
Women OF Church 10 Be
tiosiesses on Sunday
From | 10 5

Women Of Holy Gross
Catholic church will be host.
osses at n dinner in the
church. No. iith and Shirley.
Sunday from ] until s o'clock.
Mrs. Andrew Wilson Is chair
man of the dinner arrange
mcnts and Mrs. Willard Pierce
is supervising the dining
room.
Assisting Mrs Wilson will he
Mcsdamea A. n. Comfort. Arthur
Caller. Michael ) Milne. Andrew
Anderson. John white. Hugh Boyle,
Thomas Walsh. John gilllEsn. Mi
ehael Oconnsll. Andy osGrady.
Jake 1ihcioh. Michael oFubisla.
George Leahey. Peter Conrad.
Lane. William aannsr
AMI A. Hoyt
Mrs. Pierce will have as her az
siaiants Mesdsmss Morris Ring.
rose. Edward Gallagher, Manss
Gallagher. Fred AeFadden. Cecilia
Hurst. John Brick and John Lackls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Young Ladies' Circle Elect.

The Young Ladies' circle ~ the
Church 81 God met Thursday eve.
ming 81 the home Of Mrs Leila
straub. 502s so. Thompson ave A
short business session was held At
which time the following officers
and committees were elected.
President. Leila Straub. vice
president. Margaret Cunderson.
secretary-treasufer. Evelyn Shausc.
Visitation committee. Fairy Wal
dron. Daisy Rathburn. Ethel Nord,
Social committee: deYotisDs. Mrs.
Byron Yount. entertainment. Ethel
shouae, discussions. Fairy Wal.
dron.
Al the conclusion u the business
meeting. games we're played. Re.
treatments we're served from
lace covered table conferred with a
large bowl q daffoalls and blue
Dutch IRIS The hostess sister.
Miss Betty Lawrence. and mother.
Mr. Selma Lawrence. poured
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

Nrs. a. l.. Puddlcomss vas
elected president Of the Mothers
cIab Of Frederic Heater chapter.
Order Of DeMolaY. al recent
meeting ~ the organization Other
Hewly-siectsd officers are Mira,
LYDIA Meyer, vice president; Mrs.
Roy Cannon secretary. and Nfa-
Lynn Dayla, treasurer.
a birthday party which was
shared ~ tho DeNolags, sas a
feature u tbe meeting. Patti Lou
Finch. accompanied ~ her mother.
Mrs. O. l.. FiHeh. played q flute
solo. and Robert isHythe. past
master c0uncilDr, gave . group o.
readings A mothers PIN vas pre-
aeuted Mrs Carolyn Cooksls. out.
going president. ~ Deib3rt Brsss-
man. for her work as leader ~ the
AotherH' el8D. An advisers pin
was presented % Mr. J, l.. Iaomg-
son BY Robert Carlson.
Tns neat meeting u the Moth
sra club will be held April ~ IN
Horafall hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
.omen's Groups at G. P.S.
Anticipate Social Affairs
Organizations Complete Arrangements for Tolo Theater
Party and Gym Jubilee; Miss Pomona Hudson TO
Reign at Sports Affair

The Womens Federation of the College of Puget Sound
is sponsoring spring Too theaer party Friday evening
for which the of the college will be hostesses at
downtown theater at o'clock. Following the show,
there to be informal get-togeher the Womens Resi-
dence hall, where there will be dancing games and late
supper.
The committee planning the affair is under the direction
of Miss Barbara Wilson, On her committee the Misses
Anita Sherman, Florence Burd Anita Wagner Audrey AL
berson, Fern Nash and Lois Deln. The entire week pre-
cedng the party has been designated Maiden Week"
week when the of the college reverse traditions and
wait upon the Friday evening the results of the final
elections for student body officers will be made known
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Cedar Chapter TO
Install thursday

Cedar chapter, O. 4. S, will
hold its annual installation OF Of
ficers on Thursday evening at S
O'Clock.
Mrs. Murray WATSON, retiring
worthy matron, will be assisted
by the retiring worthy patron,
George Sweeney IN the chapters
impressive ceremonies. Others
assisting will be Mrs Ida Nc
Questen, past grand matron. Mrs.
Edwin Wahlquist. Mrs. Ralph
Mcdonald, Miss Carol Ziegler,
Mrs. Eta Pryor Past patrons
and patrons of the chapter who
Will assist VIII be Mrs Darth
Ludwiek. Mrs. Ray r Fredricks,
Mrs. Fred Stockbridge and Mr..
Edward Ried.
The new officers 10 be installed
will be Mrs. William Purse,
worthy matron; Mr. Sigfrid Lar
son. worthy patron; Mrs. Lake
Bird, associate matron; Mr.. John
l.. Thompson. associate patron;
Mrs. Brooks Edwards, secretary;
Mrs. Clarence Hcrrick. treasurer;
Mrs. Daisy Watts, conductress,
Mrs Edwin Wahlquist. associate
conductress. Mrs Charles ".
Johnson. marshal; Mrs. Roy
Buck, chaplain; Mrs. Manly
Wilson, organist; Mrs Virgil l..
Berry. Adah; Mrs. II. y. Jackson,
Ruth, Mrs A. II. Garstad. Esther;
Mrs. Glenn Nothstein. Martha
Mrs. Theodora Tiedcman. Elccta /;
Mrs. Douglas Stevenson. warder;
Mr. John Weaver. sentinel: Mrs.
r. L. Huffman. Bible bearer: Mrs.
Robert Simmons, flag bearer;
Mss Ida Cornell. color bearer
Choir members 10 be installed are
Miss Carol Ziegler. Mrs X. l..
Langton. Mrs. r. Stickler. Mrs.
Lydia Genardine. Mrs Cora Jep-
son. Mrs. George Huckabs. Mss
Helen Stancer. Mrs. William
jenkins. Mrs. Edward Beyers.
On the program ia Mrs. Vivian
Booth PelfIer. IN vocal numbers
accompanied by Miss Eleanor
Gardner. Mr.. Arthur Wlckens.
Donald Pure Will give the call
TO the colors ard taps al the con-
cigsion II the bugier ceremony
which Vgll be followed by Informal
reception and refreshments
Mrs. john Bremen Ia IN charge
Of decora tons, assisted by Mrs.
Leroy Moe. In charge d refresh
ments VIII be MesGames Sarah
Booth. Bertha Stancer. John
Weaver and Eugene Wescott-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
PIC. Group
Plans Party
Easter Theme 10 Be Used al
All-Sehool Party Thurs
day Evening

Carrying out an Easter
theme. the Nomcn's Athletic
association of Pacific Luth-
eran college will sponsor an
all-sehool party Thursday eve
ming at s o'clock in the college
gymnasium.
Misses Doris Nesvig and
Carol Hawk are co-chairmen
for the affair, which will be
one Of the largest parties Of
the year.
Included on the program viii he
vocal selections by Kenneth john
son. senior and the girls trio.
which is composed of the Misses
irma North. Mabel Scott and Mar
celia Fredricks, A novelty shit
and tap dances also viii be given.
Those in tho skit are Misses Edith
Christiansen. Margaret neggem,
Mary Long and Ellen johnson and
Eddie Watts.
Concluding the entertainment
will be games directed by Miss
Caroline Hoff. followed by refresh.
ments
Committees appointed are; re-
freshments. Misses Bahhcttc Brot-
tenn. Lenore Iahistrom. Norma
johnson. Beth Fisher. Nina Andor-
son and Marjorie Johnson; enter
tainmcnt, Misses Caroline Hoff,
Lois Cooper Arlio Rutilla and
Anne Laasen, program, Misses
Virginia Jahr. Eleanor Hoas, Olive
Holtc, Rosalio Jensen, and Barbara
Xavier. decorations. Misses Mabel
Scott. Margaret Grass. Patricia
Roning. Betty Mckell. Alalie Foaso
and Laura payden, advertising.
Misses Margaret HeEgem. liner
Nelson. Grace Hanson and Jane
Olson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Miss June Gillian To Wed
Lieutenant Zitzer. Nav II
Date OF Wedding Revealed by Hostess 10 Members Of
Sorority The Rev. Sidney 7. James 10
Offieaie at Military Ceremony

Tiny scrolls in red white and blue balloons disclosed
the wedding date of Miss June Gillian Lieut. Frederick
Ltzer when she entertained members of Beta Phi Kappa
business girls sorority her home Tuesday evening The
balloons tied with dainty red white and blue ribbon to carry
out an army motif cenered the late supper table and
when broken revealed May 81 the date of the wedding
Spring flowers cenered the table blue tapers in crystal
candeabra completed the decorations
Miss Gillian is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs L. E.
Gillian Her fance is with the 9th engineers at Fort Lewis
The wedding to be military ceremony. will be performed
in Christ Episcopal church. the Rev. Sidney r. James read
ing the vows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Blame YOUR
LIVER If

II your liver doesn't secre,e % N 20
ounces Of BILE ehery d1B into your mites
tines -oons,i patton with rs headaches,
mental dgllneAs and that ''haf-slive"
feeling often result. So you see hoz i'm
port4nt IT Is % Keep bile flowing freeiyl
And Sha, finer aid could one desire than
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, used %
successfully for years By DR.. r. 81.
Edwards for treating his patients for
constipation and sluggish liver bile.
Olive Tablets are unsurpassed in e.
fectigenezs because they stimulate liver
BILE TO help digest fatty foods, they tone
Up muscular intestinal action a. he same
time help elimination. Beng parslg reSe-
table, Olive Tablets are hsrmlesz- Test
their supreme goodness TONIGHT
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

Raymond Mcfie Bobby. son ~
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas seiby. 57oe
No. J at. was honored at a party
Tuesday evening marking hin SOW.
cnth birthday anniversary, Guests
were Mrs, Ada O'Hrien. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack onrlrn. Mr.. HERMAN
Yehle, Mr. and Mrs. Hsiph neIby
and Ron Tom. Aix o'clock dinner
was served and thr rest ~ thu
evening was spent in games
English circle ~ Hethiehen Luz
theran church will meet Thursday
for o'clock luncheon at the home
OF Mrs, Martin Hltxaibcrger. sTsi
Es. X Rev. q. " Running viii
conduct the iiibls study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

Thursday evening at 7.30 the
Womens Athletic association of
the college is presenting its an
nual Gym Jubilee in the gymnasium
at the campus. An important
event OF the evening win be the
GROWING Of the Jubilee Queen.
who has been chosen as an out
standing senior in sports. The
queen viii be Miss Pomona Hud.
son who for the past year has been
president Of the w. A. a. In
charge Of plans for the evening
are Miss Betty Schaad and Miss
Lois Kuhl. co-chairmen.
Attendants for the queen at the
GROWING ceremony win be seniors
who have been active in sports
and the members Of the ". A A.
cabinet These include the Misses
Betty Schaad. Mary Jane Roberts.
Mary Louise Erickson. Lofenc
Reister, Doris McClymont. Bar
bara Wilson, Ruth Jensen, Lolg
kuhl Margarita Irle and Doris
Granlund. Miss Marjorie Thomp-
son and Miss Mary Reltzel VIII be
escorts for the queen.
Following the browning cere-
mony there viii be tumbllng
exhibition under the direction Of
Miss Doris Hartman. An exhibit
ton volleybail game viii be played
by mixed teams Of men and women
from the college Directed by
hts Marjorie jenkins. there viii
be a fencing drill and individual
fencing matches.
Climaxing the program VIII be
basketball game between an all
star team 81 college women and
the Loggerettes. a team ~ alumnae
Of the college. The public is in.
vited 10 attend
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To Attend Nile Ceremony
In Seattle "Wednesday

Mrs. Joseph Crews, queen of
Fora temple, Daughters Of the
Nile. accompanied by Mrs. A. f.
Long, Mrs. Walter Mierow, Mrs.
f. J. Doherty, Mrs. A. Campbell
and Mrs. Lands Fry. former
queen, will drive TO Seattle We'd
nesday evening for dinner and to
attend the spring ceremonial OF
Hatasll temple there.
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Girl Reserves TO
Give Skating Party

Miss Ellen Anne LangIOW Is
chairman Of the skating party
which Takolah Girl Reserves Of
Lincoln high school will give at
Kings rink Wednesday evening
from $50 until u o'clock
Members OF her committee are
Misses Bettianne Holmes, Rachel
Post. Lorraine Dumas, Wanda
Falling June Warp. Alice Hamlin
and Guyneth Nederyold.
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Birthday Party
VIII Honor Twins

Mrs. Thomas " Baker. 1907 No.
7th st. Will be hostess Saturday
afternoon 10 a group Of youngsters
honoring her son and daughter,
Barbara and Barton. who viii eele-
brate their third birthdays on that
day Guests viii include Sharon
Evans, Carol Berry. Eosby Arm
strong and Billy Martin.
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Mrs. Lemon to
Entertain Small Group

Mrs. John Lemon, 1915 No. 18th
st, will entertain a small group
Thursday evening in her home at
which time plans win be made for
the party to be given April 18th
in the home of Mrs. J. Hubert
Craft at $40 No. Proctor ct, hon
oring the jefferson Preschool ex-
ecutiye board. Guests will be the
Mesdames Carl Kaleel. c. G.. Old
ing, w. r. Emery, and J. Hubert
Craft.
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Members Of Beta Phi Kappa
who were guests OF Miss Gillian
are the Misses Bobby Armstrong.
Anita Ball. Edith Ball, Dorothy
Birkhy, Jane Brooks, Maryjean
Brooks. Doris Bucholtz, Nelma
Cope, Esther Cory, Edna Crothers.
Marjorie copeland, Lillian Farrier,
Mary Gallwas. Marjorie Haggerty,
Wilma Haggerty.
Charlotte kentfield, Ethel Luck
enbihl, Grace Mccarthy, Phyllis
Lillian Morisse, Bernice
Morse, Margery Niesen. Violet
Petersen, Jean Spencer. Mary
Sperry. Eunice Washburn and
Joyce Roscne.