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La gaceta., 1939-02-04
Noticias de Pelota
MCCARTHY CREE QUE LOS
YANKEES A
GANAR

FL mas famoso de todos los
directories de clubs de las gran
DIES ligas, Joe Mccarthy, de los
Yankees de New York, declare
aver que su novena volvera a
triunfar en- la temporada de
1899.
Ahora mismo, dijo, no veo
por que no ganaremos de nuevo
el campeonato. Tuvimos Ell me-
jor team, ell ano pasado, y este
ano continuara en- la misma for
ma, salvo serios contratiempos.
Muchas personals parecen in
quietarse por Lou Gehrig. Lou
tuvo una mala temporada, ell a.
no pasado, pero solo una mala
temporada... pero siempre Una
buena comparable con otros mi
cialistas de las grandes ligas.
Ignore los detalles del acciden
te sufrido por ell pitcher Chand-
Ter, en- Georgia; pero Sc me dice
que la fractura es grave. Creo
Iue Oral Hildebrand tendra un
buen ano en- Ell "box".
Mccarthy We una amenaza en-
los Medias Blancas, y piensa de
'os Medals Rojas que constitu-
yen TN verdadero peligro.
Ahora bien, en- analisiS final,
pongo a los Medals Rojas pri-
nero, deSpues a los TigrtG y a
rengl6n seguido los Indios.
EStima que Joe Gordon, Joe
Di Maggie y Tommy Heinrich Sc
guiran mejorandO.
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gradas misms.

SAdudS ullsIIlS.
GuStavo sc emocion6 adn mas
escuchando la mdsica sencilla v
pastoral de los villancicos.
Sonaban guitarras y bandu-
rrias en- ell coro, y cantaban vo-
ces de genie del pueblo, como en-
las antiguas fiestas patriarch
les.
Y la mdsica, evocando en- Ell
artista TODD el mundo luminoso
y poetico en- que Sc movian de
ordinario sus concepciones, ha-
ciale yer Ell hogar tranquilo y
comfortable $50. la lampara en-
cendida, los ldios chisporrotean
do en- la ehimFnea......, los nihos
ddrmiendo en- la euna con la son
risa en- los labios, sohando con
los reyes, los m~atrimonios a.
m~orosamente inclinsdos sobre
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tonces por debajo de Flohr y Ell
russo.
En- esta OCCASION ell checceslo-
waco superb a los notables macs
tros Reshevsky, de los Estados
Unidos Paul Heres, de Estonia,
81 heroe del torneo de Holanda,
y todos los expertos del Soviet,
ID en- total, incluyendo al cam
re6n Loewenfisch, que cerr6 en-
el septimo puesto.
Reshevsky hizo tablas su Ill
TINA partida con ell russo Maka-
ganov.
Panov, uno de los ajedrecistas
lusos, qued6 en- Ell 1ltimo lugar,
ION 312 victorias y un total de
1879 derrotas,
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Suscripci6n semanal: 20 cent
I3OS Ia. Ave., Ybor City, Fla
TeIefono 1882
DEPORTES
SALO FLOHR GANO
Ell TORNEO DE Russia

Moscou, feb. 4.-Salo Flohr
ell ajedrecista de Checoeslova.
quia, gan6 ell torneo de Russia
con I'm total de IL v~ictorias y 5
derrotas.
Samuel Rechevsky, Ell nortea-
m~ericano, que estuvo enfermo
en- las primeras semanas de jue-
go, finaliz6 en- segundO lugar,
con 1912 triunfos y 612 derro-
tas. Ragosin, ell maestro russo,
termin6 en- tercer lugar, con 10
y 6. Quedaron empatados en- el
cuarto puesto, con 10 y Z cada
uno, ell hungaro Lilienthal y ell
russo Makaganov.
Recuerdase que Flohr perdi6
su primera partida en- el torneo
y lie derrot6, la 1nica derrota su-
frida, S. V. Belavenez.
La victoria del checoeslovaco
no fue una sorpresa para los pc
ritos. En- ell torneo de 1885, Ell
verificado en- Russia, Flohr sin
perder una sola partida, Sc d.
vidi6 los premios del primero y
segundo lugar con Mikhail Bot
winnik, reconocido como uno de
los mas habiies ajedrecistas del
mundo. Ell DR.. Lasker, Capablan
ca y Spielmann finalizaron en-
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puso a dormir anoche, en- ell Guar
to asalto, a Matte Brown, ell gla-
diador de Washington. AL mi
nuto Y 13 segundos del cuarto
round, Sc proclam6 vencedor al
legitimo contendiente a la coro-
ma, seg1n opinion de la Asocia-
ci6n Nacional de Boxeo.
Antes del golpe definitivo,
Brown cay6 al tablado en- mas
de 10 ocasiones. Una izquierda
a la mandibula produjo la "ca-
tastrofe".
Jose Luis presenci6 Ell parti.
do y vic como Brown, frente a
una acometida de Galento, sc
retiraba hacia las sogas, bajo
golpes de izquierda, y despues
Gaia.
Varlas de las caidas Sc verifi
caron por efecto de puhetazos
de derecha.
Pesaba Matte 207R libras y
ell italiano 234 libras.
Pagaron entrada por presen-
ciar Ell encuentro, 8,547 perso-
mas
Sc recaudaron en- las taqui-
Has, seg1n ell empresario, $751;
318.
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lie dijo Lopez Muro-. Y Mda1
de entristecerse, Ieh? ~
i No! X
Ell mdsico qued6 solo. \
Y comenz6 a caminar hacia la
plaza de Santa Cruz.
Pero al 1legar a la iglesia. la
vic alberta y entf6.
Era la iglesia de ella!
Aqui venia Eulalia cast todos
los domingos a DIR misa.
. Aqui venian muchas veces los
dos, vestidos con sus galas do
mingueras, felices y contentos,
atrayendo las miradas envidio-
sas de las gentes, que admTraban
la belleza y la eleganeia de SD es-
posa. Ey
La iglesia estaba cast vacfa.
Habia terminadO la misa. y So
10 Quedaban, aQui y ala tai euSl
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DUENOS DE UN ESTABLECI
MIENTO

Los buenos amigos Pedrito,
Roy y ell "Vizcaino" Sc han he
cho cargo del Moon Light"
Inc, un establecimiento de re-
frescos y sandwiches en- Ell 3013
de la avenida Florida.
Mary Fernandez tendra a su
cargo la direction de la depen-
dencia.
MUchos exitos monetarios de-
seamos a los buenos amigos.
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va eerca de la gps, los ami
COS, sabiendo que a Gustavo no
lie gustaba trasnochar, Sc despi-
dierOn de 81 cerca de su casa, en-
la eSquina de la Concession Je.
ronima.
FL mdsico no tendria md que
andar Ell trozo de Atocha que
muere en- Santa Cruz para en-
trar en- su hogan.
i Vaya, hasta mahana, seho-
res!
-iAdi6s, GuStavo!
-iAdi6s, Gustsvito, homhre!
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Ell gen. raj Phelan, presidente
de la Comisi6n Atletica del Es-
tado de New York, ingres6 en- Ia
administration de boxeo en-
1923, como miembro de la Conf
sion de Licencias. Sirvi6 en- esta
Comisi6n hasta 1927, cuando u
ma ley del Estado la hizo desapa-
recer. En- 1880 Sc lie volvi6 a
nombrar, entrando como sustitu
to de George E. Brewer.
Con la retirada de Jim Far
ley, en- 1888, Sc lie eligi6 presi-
dente.
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Dios d6nde, sabe Dios con ddien,
lejos de su ternura, lejos del a.
NOR santo que Gustavo sentia
por ella !.....
lAy, Dios, Dios, piedad, pie
dad IT,.
La gaceta., 1939-02-04

Eddie Mead, ell director de H.
Armstrong, conferenci6 con M.
Jacobs y discuti6 con este la po-
sibilidad de que Ell doble cam
pe6n Sc enfrenta con ell famoso
p1gil puertorriqreno Pedro Mon
tanez.
Lou Ambers, ell excampe6n de
las 1876 libras, tambien insiste
en- retar a Henry.
La gaceta., 1939-02-04
FACIL II DE TONY
GALENT0

Detroit, feb. 4.-En esta ciu-
dad, donde Jose Luis tiene su no
gar, Tony Galento, ell italiano ia
bernero de Orange, New Jersey,
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q Gaceta Folletin No. 259
Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

cabeza para que no lie vieran sus
amigos. ~
Su vida, sus ilusiones, sus es-
peranzas... 10 mejor de el lie pa
recian destrozadas, despedaza-
das, aventadas por un viento de
locura o de catastrofe...
Era un invalido.
Era un indtil para TODD GUAM
to lie quedara de existencia..
lie faltaba Ell amor, que es la
fuerzal
lie faltaba Ell amor, que es Ell
ideal L..
Una carcajada brutal lie sac6
De 81 e-nsimismamiento.
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FIRMAS

Con los Dodgers firm6 su con
trato ell inicialista Dolph Camili.
va han firmado con la novena
de Larry MacPhail, % de sus pc
loteroS.
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Ell GENERAL PERSHING

Ell GENEbAL FEhOf1UNI
Respondents a nm teleErama
que lie mandara 81. juez Lsndis,
comisionado supreme de la pc
lota organizada, Ell general John
j. Pershing acept6 Ell presto que
Sc lie ofreciera en- la Comisi6n
Nacional del Centenario de la
Pelota.
La pelota fue inventada por
otro militar, ell mayor general
Abner Doubleday, en- 1889. El
Centenario honrara la memoria
de Doubleday.
Pershing cuenta actualmente
78 amos de edad.
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CON LOS GUANlES

Facil victoria la de Bettina so
bre Tiger Jack Fox. Una vez
mas Sc equivocaron los expertos.
FL campe6n de New York es-
pera pelear con John Henry Le-
wis, ell campe6n de la Association
Nacional de Boxeo.
La gaceta., 1939-02-04

La copa sera discutida, segdn
Sc cree, en- Ell Merton Cricket
Club, cerca de Filadelfia. E.
club de Germantown ha hecho
tambien una proposition.
La gaceta., 1939-02-04

Make Schmeling arrib6 a N.
York en- ell vapor frances "Nor-
mandie." Sc hospeda en- la Essex
Houses.
La gaceta., 1939-02-04
LA GACETA

Il peri6dico en- idioma Espahol
de- m6s circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1939-02-04

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-08-03

and practices, which will be broken
down to individual farms. The ma.
tional wheat allotment Of 62,000,0OO
acres for 1910 has already been an
nounced. Other special allotments,
such as cotton, corn, tobacco, and rice
will be made later in the season when
the 1899 crop is definately known
Changes in rates of payment on these
commodities will be made on the bas'
is Of what the allotments are fol
them.
AS in 1899, there Will be two diff
ferent payments which farmers may
earn in 1910. These are the conserva
ton payments, and the price adjust
ment payments.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-08-03
NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELEC-
TON IN THE TOWN OF COULEE
CITY, WASHINGTON

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, the 9Th day of AugHst,
1899, between the hours of 500 o.
clock. a. m. and 500 o'clock, p. m.
on said date a special bond election
will be held within the Town of
Coulee City, Grant County. Washing
ton, at which election there win be
submitted to the qualified electors Of
said Town for their approval and ad-
option, or for their rejection. prop.
osition of the adoption by them. as
prescribed by Ordinance No. 1928 OF
said Town. passed and approved July
5th, 1899, of the Plan Of the improv'
ment Of the existing water works sys
tenn of said Town and for the issuance
by said Town of its water revenue
bonds in the principal amount Of
$35, 100000, payable only out of tn
earnings and revenue arising from the
existing water works system Of sale
Town as thus improved, Tor the pay
meat of the cost and expense Of sucl
contemplated improvement thereto
The Plan as adopted by said Ordin
ance provides for the following I'M
provement of the exist ng water work,
system of said Town.
The springs which are the souref
of the present water supply OF thu
existing water works system of tn
Town, which springs are located with
in the NEA of Section three, Town
ship "a NJ, Range %, E.W.M. Gran
County, shall be suitably enclosed an
protected by concrete retaining wal
and thence there shall be acquired
constructed and installed along tn
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-08-03
Published Every Thursday Morning
In the Interest Of Couiee City and
the Neixhboring Vicinity.
SOIL, CONSERVATION RECEIVES
EMPHASIS IN 1910 AAA PLAN

Soil conservation viii have in
creased emphasis in the 1910 AAA
farm program, according to word re-
ceived at the state AAA office from
Washington, where the annual meet
ing Of repr esentatives Of state com
mittees has just closed. Changes In
the program are the result OF recon-
mendations made. by farmer com
mittees in all parts Of the country.
Next years program will also pro-
vide better opportunity for opera
tors of small farms to participate,
and the responsibility of administrs-
ton will continue in the hands OF
farmer committees.
An important recommendation az
fecting soil conservation, and when
should help small farmers take part
in the program, was that there be e.
tablished minimum soil-building al
lowance of $40 per farm.
State AMI local AAA committeeman
will have more responsibility for the
field administration Of crop insurance
and loans. This is in line with estab
lished AAA policy of demonstrating
administration Of the program wher
ever possible.
The national conference was held
month earlier this year than last
This will give farmers in 1910 bet
ter opportunity than ever to knov
we'll in advance of the planting sea
son what the program has to offe
them.
Recommendations adopted at tn
national conference will be used TO
drafting specific provisions OF tn
1910 program. In general, it viii
continue. on the same lines as tn
1899 program. Changes recommends
are those which will simplify admin
istration of the program, or make l
more effective from the standpoin
of soil conservation.
The conservation program provide
for establishment of national allot
ments for soil-depleting crops and
national goal for building crop
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-08-03
DIR. RALPH TIEJE IS CHOSEN
HEAD OF CHENEY COLLEGE

DR.. Ralph E. Tieje, head Of the
department of languages and litera-
ture at Eastern Washington College
of Education since 1917, recently
was named president of the institu-
ton at Cheney, by members Of the
hoard Of trustees, headed by Richard
". Munter, chairman, Spokane. The
other members are James P. billiard
and Joel E. Ferris.
DR.. Tieie succeeds President Rich
ard T. Hargreaves, who died March 6
His appointment will be effective
August Is, the close of the summer
school. Since President Hargreaves
death DR.. c. 8. Kingston, dean of the
faculty in point of service, has been
acting president and will continue
, until Dr. Tieje takes office.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-08-03

with the mandatory provision in the
newly enacted relief app opriation act
which requires all persons except war
veterans who have been ON WPA
steadily for Is months or longer, 20 be
released. Many Of the WPA projects
in this county have been seasonal and
few Of those enrolled in the WPA
have had steady work in recent years.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-08-03
WILL LOSE JOBS

Approximately IA WPA workers
registered in Lincoln county VIII be
laid off by August 81 in compliance
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-08-03
OFFICIAL BALLOT
PROPOSITION SUBMITTED

"Shall the Town Of Coulee City
Ratily and adopt the Plan Toe
the Improvement of the existing
Municipal Water System Of said
Town, ed issue ito Water Rev.
enue Bonds in the principal
amount Of sa5,ooo.O0, payable
only out Of the earnings and rev.
enues Of said water system, 10
pay the cost and expense there.
of, all as set forth, adopted and
provided in Ordinance No. 12o
of said .Tow19''
YES. ..... NO.
Reference to the foregoing ORA
anee is made for detailed statement
of the Plon t,d Of the boni ISL.
.,'us sunmit+ei.
Said Town shall be one precinct
for the conduct of said election, anG
the polling place for the holding OF
said electioa shall be az the following
described place in said Town, viz
City Hall Building. The polls at sale
election will be open at $500 o'clock
Il, M and close al $500 clock p. m
on said election date.
Dated this stA day of July, 1859
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-08-03
CoULEE CITY DISPATCH
I. W. {BLs) H11.soN. Editor

entered at the postoffice at couies
city. WASH. as second-class matteE
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-08-03

Town Council of the Town
of Coulee City, Washington.
By
F. W. Mccain,
Mayor.
ATTEST:
II. H. Twining,
Town Clerk.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-08-03

Election Board Of Grant
County. Warrington,
By
l.. A. West,
Chairman.
ATTEST:
P. A. Staley,
Clerk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11
EDWARD EMICH
DIES SUDDENLY

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eeznA rrsitas. ed szsz1snly = =
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NlfaNrr
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offices Ia tnx Puget Sound Rank
building bic sas appointed by TIE
lats Gov Ernest Lister 10 ;hs state.
business control board. and served
a. president q the Ras hank for
over IS years lie was also cen
n.cted with ths EHa in Seattle
before coming 20 Tacoma.
Memberships IN various lodges
included Trinity lodge. I. =. o p.
IN NaliA wsllA. the Bee hive Re-
eekah lodge. No. :. also q wsns
waila: the Afln temple. the Scot
fish Rite. and the Destiny lodge.
No. 1877. lie was grand treasurer
Of the grand lodge. l. o. O. p.
HE Is survived by his mother
and sister.
pipers viii announce the fu-
neral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11
NINETY DRAWN
FOR JURY DUTY

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11
Physical Unfitness Cause
Of Officers Dismissal

Public Safety Commissioner
Holmes Eastwood today aired his
reason for the dismissal of Garry
S. Lewis as police radioman with
the declaration 1T is fairness to
the people to tell them this action
was for the benefit of the people
and not for my benefit
The commissioner pointed to an
item in the minutes of a recent
civil service commission meeting
which stated that Lewis did not
qualify in physical fitness for the
post.
The item. printed in the civil
service bulletin for Sept. 6 detailed
the reading of report from DR.
G. J. Vandenberg Of the Wash
ington Clinic on Garry S. Lewis,
radio operator. In view of the
fact that DIR. vandenberg would
not recommend Lewis as physical
ly fit for service in the fire or
police department in the city of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11

Solemn high mas for Pr.
William A. NaKent. 81. OF 27o3is
lst ave. Seattle. who died In q
local hospital last Tuesday. viii
b. held Tuesday. from 81. rairioks
church At $50 a. m. Mons. vii
liam J. Noonan viii offlcsate
Children from II pstrieks school
viii furnish music. Members OF
the II. O. 7. c. at Beliarmine high
school viii act As military escort
and pallboarcrs Burial will be- In
Calvary cemetery. Seattle. under
direction OF Buekley-king.
Fr. Sugcnt was born IN ireland
and studied for the priesthood there,
He served as chaplain with the
Sand field artilary. u. s. A. enlist
ing in Birmingham. Ala.
The rosary will be recited Mon
day evening at S o'clock in st.
pstrick's church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11
FLOUR DROPS;
EGGS, BEEF Up

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ts'p-esas Eslss sanes Saturday
fsfs1s a isfgs n whites al
sxahea u hfsnE IL cents othsr
raises lnxaSsea rtade "A special
nassslam. grade a. eJsg o.
lhrv~nl Ana rsaas a mediums
Ths huT nsfkss. ssss1nx since
Saturday. asupped - cents per
cat, eas cattle efrset ihss wash a
ss.e<ns s.ise In al alsassoas. en-
cspsing eatis toff.Efsds an &
sausage
This ~sil BE- snous the las, week
for peaches
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CITY WARRANT CALL
ANNOUNCED BY CITY

Arrival of Sal .224.s5 more from
the state liquor board made It pos
sible for the city Of Tacoma to add
approximately that amount Mon
day to the warrant call already
issued for Tuesday.
In addition 10 the $4,000 in
warrants called Saturday. Finance
Commissioner Faweett said SAL
263.25 more in general fund war
rants would also be called. embrac-
ing those warrants numbered from
2063e to 2120s.
Fawcett said the new apportion-
ment from the liquor board made
the city's receipts from that source
so far this year Sill .9o1.37.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11

Tacoma, this matter was ordered
held in allegiance and the secretary
directed TO inform Mr.. Lewis of
the contents Of this report"
Commissioner Eastwood said
that he knew of the situation
before Lewis. twice fired from the
same post. was dismissed the first
time. However the commissioner
added, he did not have a formal
report until after the commission
had re-certified Lewis for the post
and that the second dismissal
followed Immediately after ne
tEastwood) was formally notified.
Since the position of radio
operator is subject to pension. it
is to the interests of the public
to be protected. knew what
was doing the first time this man
was dismissed" the commissioner
stated. Il do not know why the
civil service commission certified
him for the position before de-
termining this" he added.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11
CHURCH WORKER
STRICKEN HERE

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MsAas assks-s4sz sssss& sassi Nsas-
tsf a $50 - - Tsgsasa hesgstzzs
Ms Nsf.4estzss $40 szzt fn -
hasszs4s 49, - 49, sssxaKsA
sts4ssY astsn a. arwFassN shx
~ss - sss a zAtaNs u TaeaEa
FzasFat sxEsaess - - 49,
y sssa<ssasy - Flsns rsshrr -
tssss - hin3 sissiAtsviaN ar Maaaa
sesFea m3 q. armeszaess iafxf
ll~saas~ M1sa urf3naxes 40 -
saaas relatives f4nsFz1 srrsnFez
assnss are assaE maff ~ a cou.
sulstss - tn ehafch azsazb4rs To-
fsnsFsl s~rnsan al b. preached ~
ths RsF H. I.<sils smlfh aasan
PASTE
EaF more thaa 20 wears Mss Nc
LAnshsfs mad h@sn oyKaalst and an
active sasrsh~F - Aasan Methodist
chsfee shs promoted and hsiped
nrgaaizr the Muse ard Drama
league among me yeunk people
Shs AS ths director q church
pUsiieiiy and superintendent o. the
vacation Bible school
shs ~as particularly active In
work among the young people she
assisted In organization % the
junlor choirs and Il Vas through
her efforts that Mason Memorial
Lodge was built AZ Epworth
Heights as summer headquarters
for the church young people.
Miss McLanders also WAS for a
number Of years an active member
% the Tacoma Music Teachers club
and FOR the past two years has
served as treasurer.