The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28

expects some sort of plan 10
uaferialize In two or three
years. but thinks the question
IL too hot for congress TO
handle" just now.
Scheyer believes that under sucf
a system patients should be per
mitted to select their own physi
clans. Speaking of the contract
system of medical care. he told oi
the IA units in this state which
are rendering service TO 100 00f
members, plan which he ap-
proves. The American Medical as
sociation. Dr.. Scheyer said. is not
opposed 10 socialized medicine, al
/ though there arc some parts of
the plan which ii does not approve.
Special music AT the luncheon
was group of piano solos by Miss
Marjory Wentworth.
The Puyallup Civic chorus of 80
voices, under the direction of Paul
B. Wrigley. will give its annual
concert on Sunday, Feb. >. at the
Methodist church, taking the place
of usual vesper services.
Features of the program will in
clude harp selections by Mrs. Harry
Whitmore of Buckley and group
of numbers by the mems chorus
of 30 voices. Mrs. Robert o. Lo-
gan will be at the piano. Friday
evening the mems group will sing
at the zone meeting of Red Men To
be held at Red Mems hall.
Evergreen local No. 1893, of the
Farmers union. will meet Friday
evening at North Puyallup gym
nasium with James Osborn presid-
ing. Osborn will name committees
for 1899.
Pick Directors
Directors of Farmers co-Opera-
tive union, subsidiary of Ever
green local. named A. +. Brock as
Its president at recent organi-
cation session. Other officers are
w. c, Reeve. vice president, and G.
Lee Matlock, secretary-treasure
Besides officers the board of direc-
tors Is composed of A. j. Banser,
G. A. Gustafson. James Osborne
and S. G. Todd. The group is
planning to handle farmers sup
plies at its East Pioneer ware
house.
The local branch of Sub-Debs. a
organization. will meet
Tuesday evening at 7:30 in club
'ooms, 402 14th ave. S. r. There
will be initiation of new members.
These include Sue Hendrickson,
Doris Simonson. Irene Fearn. June |
otto, Lillian Larson, Virginia Sid
iers and Theresa Spencer.
Officers of the club are Frances
smith, president; Blanche Veach,
'ice president; Betty Pacsmag,
secretary, Marguerite Cecil. Cor
secretary, and Shirley
Woodruff, treasurer. Miss Helen
4uft is the adviser.
Meet Saturday
General Welfare club No. . will
meet at Odd Fellows hall Saturday
'venine at S o'clock. Following a
hort business session cards will be
played and the evening will con-
'lude with an oyster supper.
Townsend club No. / will elect
,fficers at the Spiritualst church
Friday night at T;30.
Plan Card Party
Members of Past Pocahontas
hub are sponsoring public card
party Tuesday evening in Red
Mans hall. Mrs. Nettie Ridge and
Mrs. Alice Bloomquist will be in
,harge of the card room and re-
freshments will be served by Mrs.
Goodner. Mrs. Beulah
Cline and Mrs. Lena Moore.
A group of members from Chap
ter AN. =. f. o., will motor 10
Tacoma Saturday TO take part in
the p f.. o. Founders day cele-
vi 6lioiis Ht alAdii Will oHtii WITH
a II o'clock breakfast at the Y. W.
c. A.
Mrs. Paul Hanawalt Is president
of the local group and will head
a party composed of Mrs. W. NJ.
Mrs. Glen Gushing. Mrs.
Burr Gregory. Mrs. A. G. Gross.
Miss Emcline Albright, Mrs. Mead
Murray. Mrs. Anna Osborne. Mrs.
O. NJ. Pudor. Mrs. Dana Robinson.
Mrs. c. f. Sawyer. Mrs. Fred
Scheyer. Mrs. Clay Whybark. Mrs.
Pierce Leavitt. Mrs. j. 7. Leavitt,
Mrs. Robert Montgomery. Mrs.
Tom Montgomery and Mrs. Will
liam Kemp.
Rleecker Rites
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Ann Bleecker will be held Satur-
day at 3 o'clock at the Wrigley
and Clements chapel Rev. Philip
will offieiate and burial
will be in Woodbine cemetery.
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