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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09
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DEALING BETWEEN RIVAL FUR
COMPANIES OF EARLY DAYS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09

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Ohio farm.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09

Oct. 9 and skil1 here. NOW our boat
70 New York has been Cancelled. It's
10 Chs Downs (tafD In England for
goodness knows how long. so now we
are booked again, TO Galveston, they
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Mr.. Taylor 10 Be- iiooosed
AZ Birthday Dinner

Mrs. w. a Taylor VII entsrtain
"wednesday evening with = birth
day dinner for her husband IN their
home on Day Island Ths dinner
table VIII be eentersd with en- ar
rAngenent Of goilrds and greens
with tall bronze tspera. Bouquets
u yellow and bronze ehrysanihs-
NUNS win b used throughout the
other rooms. Bridge W!ll be played
after dinner.
Guests VIII include Mr.. and Mrs
y. y. Ketner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Grimes. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Opge-
north, Mr.. and Mn. Fred Mar
tinetti. and Mr. and Mrs.. v J.
Fenley d Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Miss Clifton
Become. Bride
Ws1s4Vr. Paul Smith d
Ceremony in TsmpIs
Baptist Church

The marriage Of Miss vir-
ginia Clifton. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Clifton. 10
Mr.. Paul M. Smith. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alton Smith Of
Trenton. N. j.. was solemnized
at half after four o'clock Sun
day afternoon in Temple
Baptist church. The Rev. r.
l.. Powell performed the cere-
mony by the light Of many
candles in a setting Of bronze
and golden chrysanthemums
and palms.
Mr.. Lowell shull sang II Love
You Truly and "oh Promise Mo.
accompanied by Mas Evelyn Hop
kins. and Mrs. Roy Beddoe played
the wedding march.
Given In marriage by her father.
the bride wore . gown OF white
lace over satin, made with . short
train and a sweetheart necklins.
Falling from a dainty lace cap.
was 4 FUN length bridal vel. Her
flowers were a bouquet OF swan
sonia. gardenlas and roses.
Miss Josephine Clifton was maid
OF honor for her sister. Mis-. Doris
Cook was bridesmaid and Mrs.
Virginia sifford lighted the candles.
Mr.. Gene sutton Of Seattle served
Mr.. Smith az best man and ushsrH
were Messrs. James A. Clifton. Dr..
brother Of the bride. n. sifford
and Harry shuil.
AL the brides attendants were
gowned IN gold taffeta. the maid
OF honor and the bridesmaid wear
ing gold lockets. gifts Of the bride.
and carrying colonial bouquets Of
chryssnthemums and roses
A reception In the roof garden
OF tina Masonic temple followed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Clifton
joining the bridal party in the re-
ceiving iine. Mrs. Clifton welcomed
the guests In q teal blue gown.
Her eorsags was Of gardsnias.
Yellow and bronze ehrysanths-
NUNS decorated the roof garden
for the occasion. Miss Alice Cook
was in charge of the guest book
and Mrs. Hazel Berger and Miss
Charlotte Prince took care OF thu
gifts. Pouring were Mrs. w. n
BarKsr. Mrs. n. @. Hunt. Mrs o.
spurfock and Mrs. g. MatouKsk.
Mas vsrns Tsgiand q East stan
wood cut the brides cake. Assist
ing were the Misses Peggy Cheney.
Margaret Hall. Helen Cole. Audrey 1
spuriock. Marcella Fred srick,
Jessie Ward and Margaret Hunt
and Mesdanss L. Sutton Of seatils.
c. Berger. ~ Berger and Gems
sutton. who passed this wedding 4
rake
For travelling. Mrs. Smith ehoae .
. tailored blue suit 1ith which shs
wore . white blouse and blue aces.
.oriss The new hosns VIII BE- made
In Tacoma after Dee. l.
The bride attended Stadium high
school ana Pacific Luthsran cob
sgs, where she SaA affiliated with
Delta Rho Gamma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Historical Tee
To Be Friday
Flrss sssdy urdss D
wheeler nsn~ed ~
wsmss's chb psps. !

The first historical study
session under the new study
director Of the Woman's club.
Or. Edgar {. Wheeler. win b
hsld in tho clubhouse Friday
morning 1t 10 o'clock. Mrs.
"A. b. Hidy win prsssds and
viii present = paper On the
1879 English fIaK and sir
Frances Drake. Prince Of Buc-
cancers The regular travel
oeue program and tea Of the
department win follow Il 2
o'clock.
Also on M morning prexfnzz.
Mrs. Marcus G. Davies wili re-
vi~w Valley a. the 0lsnts- ~
Peter n. kyns.
Ths first sessiea a. the Inter.
national Relations department VII
also meet Friday. Mrs. Frank 4
Cole. chairman, has called Tn
meeting for t7sso and wiii pre-
sent Mrs.. overtau q. Eilis n -
informal talk on international ~
lafions.
Mrs. =. ~. psnsmors h chair
man Of the afternoon tes sbd I'll
present ~ : musirai feslnrs Hsr'
old v. nrommsll vino viii slnx I
group u oolden Jabsiss snnks. IN
word. writfrn ~ Mrs Hunt<i
Kennard, Mrs. ou~sns Miller end
Mrs. Homer A. Hsrtwiah with me-
sie BY Mrs Hslsn conxdon ~
will also play thu accomplishments
Mrs. Dorothy Fay Gould ~ -
sttin. : member ~ tia Lsskus a
American Pen wpmsE. AMI Z
writer 81 note w5Ii ~ guest
speaker. Iisr topse siiI b Up
ana Down the Fznifls VIA fb@
Early Explorer
nrs. Dsnsm0rs uill carry osst .
Thanksgiving motif n her tsbis
decorations nhs hss invited Mrs.
Kthsi n. Dunssth and Mrs Hattie
koons 10 pour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
YOU'VE had
that ITCHING
LONG ENOUGH

You've tched and scratched and
suffered, but you haven't used
Poslam. Use II tonight and get
your first real relief from the itch
ing and burning of eczema. Poslam
works faster because it penetrates
the outer layers of the skin. /,
soothes first, and with the irrita-
ton stopped, the skin soon begin,
10 improve. Why wait any longer
for skin somfort1 Get Poslam to
day at any drug store, sos. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
F0T6uP
Deka Pi Omicron 70 EHAns
TAIN Alpha Chi Nu and
Guesfs Wednesday

Gay decorations have been
planned to carry out a Thanks
giving motif for the informal
dance which members and
pledges of Delta Pi Omicron
fraternity ut c. P. S. are Civ
ing Wednesday evening at the
Waller Road community hall.
The fraternity has invited the
men of Alpha Chi M to be
their guests at the dance.
William Lundberg IN chairman
for the dance and In being assisted
by Warren Holt, Bill Stewart and
Garth Dickens. Patrons and pa
tronesses for the affair win be
Or. and Mrs. Marvin r. schafer
and DR.. Lyle shelmidine and guest.
Alumni Of the fraternity who have
reservations for the dance are the
Aessrs. George Fisher, Pat Steele.
Jack Enright, Henry Graham,
James Arntson. James Hicks,
Charles Gleiser. Douglas shurt-
left. Russell Post. Walter Stroud,
Jack Kimball and Albert Turrill.
Guests viii be the Misses JUL
ana Macpherson, Anita Sherman.
Fern osgood, Anita Wegener.
Betty Brock, Julie Bsilus. Barbara
jacobson, Mary Ann Jelusich.
Margaret Jelusich, Patricia Glover.
Nadine Engh, June Psels. Esther
Sandstedt, Patricia Davis, Rox-
anne Dyer, Bette Jane Graham,
Louise Shea, Patricia Morley. vir-
GINA Judd, Patricia Coatsworth,
Doris Nelson, Janice Green. Doro-
thy Royn, Ards Hanson, Patricia
Nicholson, Grace Mclean, Virginia
Ludwick, Myrtle Hard, Sue Pink
ham. Barbara johnson, June
Warp, Lucy Spaeth, Virginia Ma
son, Vera Healy, Mary Lou Jen-
nings, Harriet Peterson. Ruth
Switzer, Frances Whitman, Mar
garet Steele, Lucille saugen and
Virginia Kidd.
Escorts for the evening from
Alpha Chi M are William Hop
pen. william Wood, Olaf Emblem.
Arthur Cerla, Lloyd Baker, John
Polling, David Palmer, Robert
High, Edward Markusen. Lee
Foreman. Edward Granlund. Rob
ert Hutchinson, Lee Amidon, Rob
srt Berg, Philip Garland. Harold
johnson. Thomas Hin. Emerson
Elder, John Clifford. Terry Ander-
son, Thomas Barker. Walter Hal
len, Robert Hamilton, Charles Hin,
Lawrence Lavik, Roland Lutz,
Walter Olson, Lloyd Morse, Rich
ard Palmer, Bert Polling. James
shuster. Harry Wilson. Raleigh
Uttsrback. James York, Charles
Deysr. william Riddle. Peter
Dempsey, Fred Beck. James Cow
ell and Bronson Brigham.
Hosts viii be the Hessrs. Garth
Dickens, warren Holt Robert
B,orklund. Bernard Enr1ght. DON
aid Pearson. David Davies, VII
liam Lundbsrg. Donald Raleigh,
Philip Raymond. william Stewart,
Richard Cline, Death DeFolo. Earl
Mamlock. David Harris, Robert
Shaw. Howard sttnss Richard
wiesner. Jack seltzer' Harold
BrunmeI, Richard Eadie' James
Ceccanti and Earl Van Slyke.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
MD NOTES OF SOCIETY, CLUBS
Early Reservations Made
For Elks Ball Friday
Annual Stocking Fiasn Dance n Annoy 10 D. Ous
standing Event; College Crowd. Home for Holiday,
Expected TO Join Members for Festivities

OF the numerous parties and affairs planned during tn,
THANKSGIVING holidays, the annual Eks Stockings Filters
ball to be held Friday evening the Armory promises 10
be one of the most outstanding and colorful
Aided by large and active womens ticket selling COM
mtee under the leadership of Mrs L. l. Hodger the lodge
Is making elaborate plans for the affair NJ Leyele s
chairman of the ball. which is to the public and which
Is attracting the interest of the people home
college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Miss Nissen Is tiooorsd
AZ Shower

complimsntinE Miss hsrEery
MAY Nisssn VINO wfil sed nr.
Robert John Branscbs. Deeembsr
.. Mrs Richard Nissen sntsr-
tainsd 81 = Silver shower On Wed
nssdny evening the party vas .
surprise following . club nesting
Honors for games ssrs won ~
Afa Ernest little. Mrs Gerald
9ippis. Miss Eochalis halssFson
and Miss Hslan kifabsll
Guests were Mins Hsisn osh.
Mas Nsssen. Mas Haissraon. Mas
kimbaIi. Mira crtppis. Mrs Title
and Mrs isisssn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Thiriy-Ssvenih Wedding
Ann;verxarv Married.

Mr.. and Ara. e. c. Sheldon we're
surprised on Saturday evening Al
a party marking their thirty
seventh wedding anniversary.
Guests we're Messrs- and Assdames
d. Z Frey, L. n Parsons. n J..
Couillard, X. g. Sheldon, Hsrnod
Sheldon, al Of Tacoma, Urbsn
Bouttette, n. 4 Breyflat, Arthur
Collins. Seattle. and Mr.. J. A.
Sheldon. Mr.. 9. W. Engsr and niss
Betty EnssT Of Everett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

A surprise 70 NJ ard Mfs.
clarsnes b. Efiekssn nss The
house warming tar which Creep
Of friends entertained an Saturday
evening Mrs. Andres hsfs. r..
and Mrs. Aitssft ~ uny were n
charge
Guests Nsrs Msszfs. and Mss~
DANES John \ nmith. Harold Mac
f'hsrnon. dsrfisia ftedsias. AnkifeN
NJ iiohs. ~. Albert u osy. Kermit
IisTEsrnsn. Harry Tisasmsa.
Ronald T.. rsrsing. Donald " Hss-
ssons and Dr.. and Mfs Roger
Erickson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

A partial list Of the rsservatiol
include the folliwing members a
their wives or guests: J. Mite
Evans, Harry Cain. Irving Thoms
Earl Irwin. Joseph jackson. CT
WEIGH, Phillip Brown. Carly
Mueller. Norris johnson, 4.
King. II. A. K1oepper. T. o. storli
Joseph o'Rsilly. Leo hcGavic
George Piper. George Weller, Had
old Thompson. w. W. Geadread
o. W. waiderick, walter Esteland
Frank Smith, c. II. FOX, z. Cole
Helmer Void, v. Duckwitz, r. c
Diedrick, Fred sanstrom, Georg,
Nicolai, William Bailey, CitntoI
Wilder. Ralph Short. Perry Moore
Tommy hallon, Harold johnson
Allan Aaurmann, Herman Bran
de-. John d. Cochran. Edwin John
son, L. L. Hodgert. Nels e. Jonah
son. >------
Marod Bard, DwhnS johnson
II. C. Nicholson, c. v. Morse, MAJ
MeAilister, W. g. Pinehes, 4. II
webb, w. 3. Anderson, Fred Ned
ner, Leo @. Fielder. Sparks o
Washburn, Hilton Gardner. Walter
Steel, A. r. Mcmillan, Walter Cor
bin, Carl Brynstead, Fred Klop
fenstein, w. v. Pessemier, William
G. Mahncke, Elmer Hagen. Max
well Hayden, Tom Makres, Tin
Kimball, C. v. Mettler, A. N
Dips, Kenneth Lodge,
Dale Kiel, BERTH johnson, stsr'
ling Cox, Russell Harrod, Clyd,
Alexander, vern Nofzinger, Walter
Mierow, Walter jackson, d. A
Campbell, Clarence Nagnuson
DR.. and Mrs. Bernard D. Harring
ton, Einar Langseth, william Far
rar, Fred johnson, Chester Wick
strom, Roy Quinn, Otto Perlt, 10,
Quick, L. A. Pierce, Fred Corbett
Martin Traub, Roy Madison, A
Whitman, Reno Odlin,
Misses Ruby Fair, Mary Hofto
karlie Rossier. and Messrs. Leon
ard McHugh, Arthur Mattson and
Charles Zittel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Shower Honors Couple
Recently Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Vincent who
were married recently were
honored on Saturday evening at
a miscellaneous shower at the
home Of Mr.. B. r. Smart.
Guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes T. o. Crawford, Z. A. Wal
Ter, A. J. McElroy, D. II. Atwood,
J. A. Waller, Mesdames Ida Red
ding, May Hertzel. Nora Davis,
Tweeter, jackson, Della Vincent,
Ella Hoerling, Misses nene Barnes,
and Iris Lee Hoerling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Compliment Miss Horn
At Bridal Party

On the occasion Of her coming
marriage. November 70 10 Mr..
Harold obenhofer, Miss Dorothy
Horn, daughter Of Mrs. Jennie
Pratt, was honorsd at a bridal
shower for which two aunts. Mrs.
Ray Catron and Mrs. Andrew As
bjornsen, were hostesses on FIJI
day.
Guests included Mesdamss Hen
ry Rasmussen, Harold Woldhagen,
David Wallen, Ole Petersen. II.
Mills. Harold Cook, Ray Olsen,
Martin Johnson, Marvin johnson,
z. o. McKelvey, Robert McKelvey,
Astrup Asbjornsen, A. Reichl, N.
H. Woldhagen, II. Powers, r.
Wallacher. Jennie Pratt and Misses
Pauline Powers. Judith Lockdahi
and Alice Morris.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Announce Plans for
Simple Home Weddino

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wallin
OF Mineral, formerly of Tacoma
and Eatonville, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Miss
Doris Helen, to Mr.. Glen L. Hull,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hull
of McKenna- The wedding will
be a simple home ceremony In
early December.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

NJ and Mrs. hayDufn MADDEN.
lr. are ths parents q twin bers
born Nov. 10 IT the Taensns Cen
sral hospital Mrs ifadden for-
merry wss Mas Irsna Walters.
Grandparents sfs Mr.. and Mrs..
Frank wAiisFa. ssz0 No. l. 81. and
Mr.. ana hfs. ItaybuFn HAd1sn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
DOCTORS FORMULA
BELIEVES AWFUL PALS or
n ( u RITZ

Neuritis pains are often relieved
and tnfiAnsd nsFvea usually 70
spond quickly 20 ths heaiing infi1-
ence o. thia widely used remedy.
Hundreds have written grateful
lsttsrs about happy results. One
bottls VIII conyines you. Ask ycsr
druggist for Eopa Tablsts No. 70:
only IL Money back II not sat
infisd. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Wefmores Announce
Sons Birth TUESDAY,

On the birth Of q son, Richard
Hugh, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Wet
more Florence Mackey) are re-
ceiving congratulations. The baby
was born in Tacoma General hos
pital Tuesday, November n.
Grandparents are Mrs. L. c. Wet
more and Mrs. W. NJ. Maekey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Lincoln Students Anticipate
Football NIGHT Dsnes

Lincoln students viii ssthss IT
the annual Feotban Might dance
In the school gymnasium tonight
At Q o'clock 10 honor thar football
squad on ths eve az their srssii.
tionai Thanksgiving Day game
with Stadium
Dancing viii start At . o'uscak.
with intsrmission entertainment NJ
a:i5. HighliKhting thu entertain
ment win be . pep rally with .
score 81 alumni scheduled 10 speak.
Y. n. schwarx. football coach. and
Jack Godfrey. team captain. will
also talk. and the team members
viii BE- introduced.
Former Lincoln students who
win be present include cisrsnes
Robson. Richard johnson. James
Mosoif. Frank stojack. Dr. Fay
Mace. William wsiekinx. Fred
Hssny. James Brooks. Jess Brooks.
Carl wasmund. George wiss. Jerry
Geehan and Larry Huseby. y. O.
Besl. principal. viii Be master 81
ceremonies for the program.
Also on the program besidss the
customary school yslis and songs
will be n vhistiing solo BY peitnn
Dlnger. talented ysli-king. and
demonstration Of haton-twiriing
BY three ma lorsttss. Masses Doris
Long. 10 Ludwig and Beverly
Steele Arnold Ruksn. president
Of the Student Council. which an
nuaiiy sponsors the affair. u IN
charge Of ths program.
Novel decorations In thu pisskln
motif are being planned ~ Miss
Marion Carson and stan Warp.
decoration heads hizs harEasrits
Hargett 10 in charge of rsfrsnb-
ments
othsr COMMITTEES heads are Miss
Ruth JorEsnson. publicity; Aldo
Benedict. orehsxtra; Miss Beanie
Busch. floor. Robert Iufsr. check
room. and Gerald Hsdisy, pro
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Mrs. Dyer to Entertain

Members Of Oman Study club
will be entertained on Friday at
one o'clock luncheon at the home
Of Mrs. Travers Dryer, 403s So.
G st. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Robert B. Strobel. Mrs. Alvin
Allard will review Seven Grass
Nuts" by Cecile Halse Matschat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Shower Fetes
Mrs. Adams
Bride 81 Esrly Ausvmr
CompEmsnssd Mon
day Evening

For Mrs. William Merritt
Adams. the former Miss
Eleanor Foley. = bride u early
autumn. Mira. Russell John
son. Miss Kathleen o'nrien
and Miss Rnxaline koval and
other members Of the Y.I.L.
drill team entertained n .
bridal shower Monday evening
1t the home Of Mrs. johnson.
During the evening Mira
Adams was presented with 4
gift Of sterling silver for her
new home.
Favurs were wcn duFsnE ne
evsninx b. hlss ksssi. Miss u>ssA
ksieel. Miss Mildred nsniey and
hsss Nay Meyer.
rhs lace covered table wHe h>en.
Truly arranged with large vhits
ehryssnthemans and white can
dles. c~ntsred with = bridal eshs
Individual heart shaped moids a
Ice cream were served.
Tho~s present 10 hoaor Mn
Adams were he hisrps NAY
hsyss. LsorH Berry. Fis nore-
vich. rssrsuis FssnA asia ksiesi
hswss' Richard. Iar~a h.aisr
MArrsrst Msz ssies Arm
srons. ns rssros Frsasss
kevai, <ss ws~i.a. niaass
Kuifis kdesins t;snbhs vsrKisss
RaA -. pGlrsSa. iss.~ash.a. Mar
LFet Esisy, Julia suas. ard Mss
Alice MCGOWAN. Mrs.. oTvtiis
Bombardier. Mrs Mary Lculs'
Snyder and ths hc~t<ssss. Mrs
Johnson. nis o'nrsn and Mia
kovai.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Adams are nov q
homs a zoo No. Tacoma ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Reveal N ptisI.
Last Month
Miss Slack. Mr.. spoonsr
Wed Quietly at Homo
OF Bide's Parenfs

Although their marriage
was performed more than q
month ago, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew A. Spooner (Marga-
ret Virginia Slack have just
recently revealed the news Ia
their friends in Tacoma. The
ceremony was perform . d
quietly In the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Slack, IN Tilicum on
October ID, Rev. C. Walter
Johnson officiating.
Mr.. spooner Is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Spooner, ST., Of
1892 So. 66th IT.
Miss Mary Katherine Slack,
sister Of the bride, was her only
attendant and Mr.. David Trier of
Fort Lewis was best man.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Spooner at
tended Lincoln high school. They
will make their home in Tillicum.
On Wednesday Mrs. Roy J.
Spooner entertained for the young
couple at miscellaneous shower.
Guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes c. B. Slack, A. A. Spooner,
sr, Paul Link, Robert D. Link,
Rem Cowell and son Bobby, Fred
Lynx and Clarence, Mrs. Mary
Rork, Mrs. Lydia Binger, Duane
Burke, Miss Mary Katherine
Slack and Betty Lou and Ronald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23

Mems Bible class, First Covenant
church, VIII give q Scandinavian
Thanksgiving Hervies Thursday a.
10 o'clock. Program VIII include
sermon 10 s~sdish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
sissvss - Gstsvssln -
Th4nksgivIns psY

II 4uI M 1<1@[z4 4M[XI~I -
p~y Island will hnxe - sAr1r Geenle
- Tn&nks9ivsne - m mmma
faruhsm saa hsf aensnsor> larl1u.
Mu Mll1F<a Fsnn<.& h1&n -
Seattle ~. ana Mn 4 o~ono
sa.i Mr. n<li raixHnw.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
BYRON AND CARROLL IN
SIZZLING DRAW

so. BERWICK, Me-In the main
bout of six rounds at the Palace Theatre
here Friday night, Young Byron, al,
RoXbury Colored welterweight, fought
a heated draw with Buster Carroll, l45.
white, Lowell The sepia battler took
the lead in the first round using left
jabs and uppercuts effectively, having
the Lowellite on the verge of kayo.
Carroll recovered from the attack in
the second chapter and returned full of
fight trying to retaliate with wild left
hooks and missed repeatedly with right
hand shots, which zoomed over Byron's
head. Byron scored heavily with right
and Textbooks to the body in the fourth
cantO. Bobbing and weaving, as Car
roll launched savage attack in the
fifth, the sepia warrior made the for
mers punches seem harmless, moving
his head elusively. The fans booed the
unfair tactics of the referee, who was
inclined to save the Lowell scrapper in
the clinches, pushing and showing
Byron about unnecessarily at intervals.
In the six-rOund semi-final, Jackie
Coles, 1874, Colored Roxbury light
weight showed plenty of boxing class
and good punch in his win over
Honey" Driscoll, white, 1876, Portland
battler. Although thoroughly out
classed by the Roxbury mittster, the
Portland scrapper was game and made
a stirring stand in every round Coles
shook Driscoll with hard right hand
punches in the opening round. Coles
dropped Driscoll with a sharp right
hook to the jaw in the second canto, for
a nine count. Driscoll employed right
and left hooks to the sepia battler's
body in the 9TH session, but changed
his attack when Coles strengthened
him up with right uppercuts.
Jackie Corbin, 125, Roxbury, earned
draw in his four round fracas with
Billy Constance, white, 1913, Ports
mouth, N. H. Corbin had a little diff
Guilty in landing his best punch, a right
cross to the chin, against his fast and
shifty foe. The two battlers mixed it
freely in the last two rounds, with Cor
bin landing the harder punches.
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Carriers Playground to register a score
of 1870. The initial session was Uttered
with driving line plays, executed by
Physics, Ramblers, halfback, and for.
mer A. & 7. College star, and Frannit
Matthews, fullback, local grid terror
who rushed through the Falcon line
sparkling defensively. The Falcons
thrust forward with runs by Jack Carr
fullback, and Steve Curri, left end
only to be later speared severely by
"Baldy" Martin, Ramblers, left end
and "Moby" Reddick, center, receiving
a terrific setback that cost them victory
Frannie Matthews scored a touchdown
for his team in the early part Of the
second canto, with a glazing 60-yard
sprint Martin and Reddick were alive
at interference in the second chapter,
again retarding the Falcon maneuvers
The Ramblers marched up the field to
the ten yard line in the third period
with runs by Physics and Matthews
Atwood Clelland, halfback, scored a
touchdown with an eight-yard run, max
ing the score 1910; and Frannie Mat
thews kicked the point.
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BOXING
GODOY BOASTS HE'LL KAYO JOE
LOUIS WITH TEXTBOOK

NEW YORK-Arturo Godoy, South
American heavyweight, returned to New
York Monday from Buenos Aires to
begin preparations for his champion
ship challenge against Joe Louis at
Madison Square Garden on Feb. g.
The former South merican titleholder
was loud with his boast that he would
stop the celebrated Brown Bomber with
a great textbook" he has developed
since he was in the United States the
first time in 1887 In a talk with his
manager, Al WE'LL, and reporters who
met him aboard the boat, 81 have got
the big surprise right here" he said,
waving his fist. "Tony Galento had
Louis on the floor, and almost knocked
him out with textbook, "Godoy said,
II fought Galento twice when | was in
the United States in 1887. [ fought
Galento 16 rounds. l beat him twice
but he never had me on the floor. Now
| hit much harder with my left hook
I'm lot tougher than Louis. Nobody
ever knocked me down as long as I've
been fighting (eight years. so you fig