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The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

VIC can always conquer it, we ave
U greatest work done.
Nc report vas made Of new or
sch members of TIE church.
We take this method of express
ins cur sympathy to Mrs. ]. S.
Turner over the passing of Brother
1u1ne..
The Union services we're at st.
John last Sunday night with Rev
W NJ. Camper and his choir serv-
ing. Rev.. Camper took his text
from st. Luke7 tn chapter and 1871
verse. HIS subject was "The Five
Great Powers" Namely Power of
death, Tears, Love, Prayer, and
Christ.
His choir sang with great force
whcih seemed to make it easier
fof Rev. Camper to preach. These
Union services are creating more
and moro interest all the tine. We
pray that it may continue.
Next Sunday. February 5 the
services will be at Cleaves Temple
with Dir. r. A. Adams of st. John
AME and his choir serving.
Mrs. Adams the wife of the pas
tor, is still improving very rapid
~, and thanks for the many deeds
Of kindness shown during her i'll
ness.
The Endeavor will be having
some very interesting meetings for
tho next few Sundays. Sunday Feb.
5 there will be a speakers forum
different churches of the city. This
meeting will starts at 4:45 P. M.
Sc it will be cut in plenty of time
Tor al to go to Union services.
Ii it news about your church
you will find it IN your Guide, why
net have it sent out each week.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
MT. CALVARY COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Rev. X. w. Johnson, Pastor
Mrs. Edna Mitchell. Reporter

Sunday school opened at 9:45 o.
clock with the Superintendent, Sis.
Edna Mitchell in charge. There was
a nice attendance.
The HOO service was opened
by singing. The pastor brought
tho message from IL Corinthians
$40. Subject "a New Home" We
thanked God for giving us a new
convert, for Baptism. There was
e wonderful spirit in the camp.
At 600 the Up Union was open
ed by Sister Romelle Halter, act
ing president and the lesson was
taught by Sister Edna Mitchell.
The lessen was from the fifth
chapter OF st Matthew
500 service was opened by the
choir singing "The Lord is in His
Holy Temple" Our pastor brought
tho message from the End Timo-
thy 81. Subject: peerless Times
the Fire Fell, and There was a
Great Shout in the Camp"
Tuesday night at 500 the jan
uary Birthday party will be spon-
sored by the Healers.
Wednesday night regular SER
vice from 1880 until $50, Pas
tcr's Aid from $3.50 until $50.
Friday night, Choir Rehearsal.
Saturday night at 2s14 Cald-
well ST., the Junior Ushers are
sponsoring a Heaven and He'll en-
tertainment, and will serve ice
cream and Chi. The Senior Board
will serve fish. All welcome. Tic
kets 10c.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

60 the deacons. The devotional,
we're led by Deacon Johnson. The
sermon was delivered by cur pas
81. His top'e, Come and See d
Nsne was found in the 4th chap
Ter of st. John goth verse.
BYPU was emmitted owing t.
.te ely BYPU meeting.
Evening service was at 800. Dc
gotional service was opened by the
deacons, with Deacon Johnson lead
Ing. The sermon was preached by
Rev. DAYS from Antioch Baptist
Church. It was q very inspiring
sermon.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
CHURCH NEWS

you love my commandments. John
t4.15. All teachers present. At the
close of the lesson a splendid re
view was given by the supterinten-
dant. After which Rev. Camper
made a very interesting talk to the
young people. TIE Girls Interme-
date Glass was present with the
collection banner and the beginners
with tho attendance banner. Sorry
boys, you'll have to spur up you've
lost both banners now.
Regular service at HOO Prayer
by Rev. Coolidge. Scripture by
lev w. M. Camper. Sermon by
Rev. S. Stafford. Text: Shmuel
4.5. And Samuel said: Gather all
tl-eal to Mizpeh, I viii pray for
yov unto the Lord. Subject: "Pray-
e in Power The service was
we'll attended. We were very pleas
ed have Mr.. E. w. Stearns of st.
john AME, Mr. d. X. West and
M. S. Shipman. Visitors are al
ways welcome to Bethel.
Our Union service was held at
81. John AME conducted by Rev.
W. M. Camper and his choir.
Prayer and class, Wednesday of
each week. Come and worship with
=.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
TILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
Mrs. M. l.. Dixon, reporter

Sunday schcel opened at the us
ual hour and We well attended.
Three we're several birthdays dur
ing the past week. Rev. Goodlett
conducted the services for the day.
For the morning worship, he spoke
from the 10 Psalms 12th verse,
"Cleanse Thou Me From Secret
Sin" Subject: "Our. Secret Faults.
Billie Goodlett and Sister Katie
Harris united with the church Vi
sitors we're Mrs. Helen Thomas
of Wyoming and Mr.. Williams. We
are glad to welcome Mrs. Clara
Dacus back to her post of duty,
after an extended visit to tire
Southland The Young People will
conduct the service all day on
the second Sunday. In keeping with
Negro History Week they will sing
Negro spirits fo.; the day. A very
interesting program will be had in
the afternoon. We welcome you to
Pilgrim. Especially on Young Peo-
pies Day.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH

The BTU of the Bethel Baptist
Church VII sponsor a "Negro
History Program Sunday even
ing February 18th, 1t 500 p. M.
Nj. d. f. Squires Of the Urban
League will be the guest speaker.
His subject for the occasion will
be, "The Negro. Last Year, year
and Mkt" Mrs. NJ. L. Rhone,
Charles Austin, and Mrs. Grace
Collins will also appear on the
program. Music will be furn'she
by the Senior Choir.
Joshua Henderson, president
Rec. C. c. Hickerson, pastor
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
Aihree Days Cough
Is Your DangerSigna

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your common
cough, chest cold, or bronchial irri-
tation, you may get relief now with
Creomulsion. Serious trouble may
be brewing. and you cannot afford
to take a chance with any remedy
less potentthan Creomulsion, which
goes right to the seat of the trouble
and aids nature to Soothe and heal
the infiamed mucous membranes
and to loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm. -
Even if other remedies have failed.
don't be discouraged. try Creomul-
sion. Your druggist is authorized to
refund your money If you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene-
hts obtained. Creomulsion Is one
word, ask for it plainly, see that the
name on the bottle is Creomulsion,
and you'll get the genuine product
and the relief you want. (Adv.)
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
HeTHEL A. NJ. 4. CHURCH
lev. W. n. Camper. pastor
J. S. jefferson. reporter

9.45 Sunday School, ]. $. JET
TerSen. superintendent.
1'.0a A. NJ. Morn ng worship.
G.30 +. NJ. ACE League, Mrs
VI Young president.
Sunday school opened on time
and was well represented. Subject
<sPetef Declares His Love" Lessor
John 2l:l1-la Golden text: II
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
PARADISE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. c. Adams. Pastor
l.. Hawthorne, reporter

Sunday school opened at the us
ual hour, $50 with the Superin-
tendant, Mrs. M. E Hill in charge.
fhere was a good attendance. AT
1870 the service was turned over
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Church at 400 A. NJ. is it H. B.
or F. P. He goas to church of God
at SEQ. Is it O. NJ. or B. L.
All Good things must end f2D
so FINS. /
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
AROUND
ABOUT
WATTA YU CARE

A little girl told me she won
dared WHY Bernard Maroney didn't
commit "Sioux eye sighed.
Nope, don't know who she is.
Above is SO grand says Wen
dell Chambers and Betty Jean But
ler?????
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

A. fella I know is pretty hot and
bothered about the way all the gals
encircle Cowboy Stevens in Tech
hall and don't seem to look at poor
little blue-eyed, intelligent them.
Aw think nothing of it R. ]. you'll
be all right.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
THIS WEEK ais
IN RELGIOH & THOUCHT
by ROBERT l. o

Tho month of February
Of all the months in the year
this n seems to have produced
most of the outstanding Ameri-
cans.
(1) But we must mention this.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Someone wants NJ. T. NJ. to
know that he is losing a good G RI
ir R.R. she has quite a collection
O. tie pins and she is very popu-
la with the boys. Say, get one
- those tie pins will you Monran-
ia?? Give you a nickel. Give you
9 dime
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Joe Wright, where is my three
cents you borrowed from me? If
[ don't get It quick, I'll have to
resort to legalAmeans. J. S.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
SUNDAY FORUM

Don't forget the Sunday Forum
to be held at Clair Chapel Me
Church 25th and Mimi st. Sun
Jay, Feb, 9Th, at 300 P. M.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

LOVE, where art thou, oh, SO
Richard Gaskin has narrowed you
eh. and with it he has conquered
the heart of q certain little Miss
with the name of Lena King.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

We wander who Roy Ovens sec
ret passion could be. l hope I'm
right to say j. K.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Winter can't jump into summer
with a spring.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04
Man in Post Office.

Man in Post Office:
Are there any letters for me
today?s
what is the name please
81 think the name is on the let
tes."
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Our sympathies until next time
Tho Encouragement
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

February 1st was observed as 80
u Hygiene Day" This was pro-
bly, overlooked by some and
vas not known by many. Ths fight
lis year was mainly against syp-
ills. Heretofore many grown ups
flushed or refused to mention this
lisease above a whisper. But now
he harvest Of wild oats" has
demanded cur attention to it's de-
'truetivo effect. Let US no longer
brink from TIE truth. Let US face
Re facts squarely and tell our
.hildren the truth in a clean and
nipple way.
SYPHILIS, like crime and war, is
social disease and must be COM
o7ted in the same manner, with
he efforts of all our social forces
Protect your boys and girls and
s%eneration to come. Fight Syphilis.
~ Back to dates. February
rings Negro History Week."
lt2th-19th) and the birthday an
~niversaries of Abraham Lincoln,
md George Washington. Also
ienry Wadsworth Longfellow, J.
Russell Lowell, and our own Dr..
". e. B. Dubois. Incidentally we
aotice by announcement that DR..
Dubois is to speak in Lincoln on the
9Th. There are probably other
birthdays, so we renrently remem-
Der those who hsve passed on
into eternity, and wish for those
who are alive many happy birth
days.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Ii you stopped going over to
DANES houses would you keep
writing ner letters?? Oh you
wouldn't well why don't you adj
wise Lc Bo Temp leroy Thomas
to YOU to stop writing to A. M.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Homer Anderson sure has got
religion ne goes to Mt. Nebo
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Personal Cor ice Wright:
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Mere Daffyritions.
An egg plant: A factory where
they make chickens.
Deliver: An important part of
the baby.
A tax: What ale turkey got.
Pool: What thread is on.
AID volorem: ~ Maybe it's a
disease.
Borrowing: Digging a hole.
Interest; Where you go in.
Read: A bright color.
Tape: To beat on a door
Why don't someone ask Preston
who the North high dame is???
She is crazy about him
Maude Richards doesn't seem to
notice any boys but Herman
Washington at school. II wonder
why.
Laura Fagin and Monte Tucker
must like being with the gals. SC
they take printing at Tech to be
with the boys. I wish they wers
in my class. How do you like il
girls???
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Carrinne Seay and John are
having a war with notes in the 9Th
hour study hall at Tech high. And
boy you ought to see what they
write. Don't let the TEACHER see t
kidsi!! Bve the way, who's win
ming as I want to, bet on him.
The Omaha guide., 1939-02-04

Emma Harvey seems to holding
out on us. Who was the gentle
man who went with you to the
Benson-Tech basketball game?
Oh, you won't tell etttt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-08
National Garden Group
To Have Luncheon

Mrs. S. A. Holt OF National will
entertain the Rustic Garden club
at her home Thursday afternoon
with a dessert luncheon. The fol-
lowing program will be given:
Roll call" Name Favorite White
Flower. Why; Mrs. NJ. K. Case.
"A Study of the Various Vibur-
NUNS and Their Value in Shrub
berry Planting; Mrs. Katherine
Mccullough. Garden Enemies.
Mrs. Henry Evans will have charge
Of the botanical drill. and there
will be a round table study of
Berries We Can Grow"
Mesdames NJ. F.. Case. nellie
Hershey. NJ. C. Hoff. S. A. Holt
and Clara Hurd viii show flower
arrangements for luncheon and tea
tables. which will be judged by
Mesdames Katherine Mccullough.
J. G.. King and Leo Keblbek.
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Miss Fenton
7 ellis roth
VIII Become Bride OF Mr.. le-
land Helm in August; Gives
Party for Miss Newton

At party given on Monday
evening for Miss Lila Newton
who will on Saturday become
the bride of Mr.. James +.
Sales, the hostess, Miss Iva
Fenton, announced her en-
gagement to Mr.. Leland p.
Helm. son of Rev. and Mrs.
George Helm of Seattle. Miss
Fenton is the daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Fenton and the late
Mr.. c. Duane Fenton. An
August wedding is being
planned.
Miss Fenton served late supper
at everal small tables
conferred with tiny vases of Cecil
Drummer roses. Her engagement
was revealed on tiny scrolls which
were attached to pastel colored
place cards. decorated also with
silver hearts. Court whist was
played during the early evening.
The guests included: Mesdames
George Abelsett. Eddie Rees Nor
gan. David F. Martin, Harry Rad
ford. Dick Myers, Harry Malfait,
Louis J. Muscek, Myron L. Carr,
Charles CONNER. Walter Schesser,
3. Van Horn, Margaret Fenton;
Misses Lila Newton, Barbara
Nichols, Helen Armstrong.
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To Entertain Oorcss
Society "Wednesday

Wednesday evening At = o'clock.
members and friends OF the porcss
society Of the First Lutheran
church Will be guests Of the Misses
Lillian Holtz. Mildred Hcdbcrg and
Alice Northstrom. They are en-.
tertaining at the home Of Miss
sotthstforn. Titiow Beach. Mrs.
Mikkel Lono wall speak. Mrs. Cor.
don Whlpple Is 10 give a group Of
readings and there are 10 be- mu.
seal numbers. Those tn need o'
transportation or thos~ who have
room In their cars are asked t.
kindly call Miss Anderson at mr.
1888 or Main 1884.
Circles of the Tabitha society of
the First Lutheran church Will
meet az follows: Wednesday. 30
.. m. circle 2 with Mrs Arthur
Nelson. 1928 No. vischcr at. and
circle 5 at the home ~ Mrs. Carl
Dletx. ia No. Ainsworth ave.
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Married In
Church Rites
Miss Thayne. Mr.. CLARK Take
Vows Saturday Evening;
10 Live Here

Miss Evelyn Thayne. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Thayne, became the bride of
Mr.. Harold NJ. Clark, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Clark in
a ceremony on Saturday eve
ming at Latter Day Saints
church, Bishop Howard Pike
read the ceremony.
The bride had as her attendants,
Miss Gloria Duncan. maid of honor,
Miss Maxine Thayne and Mrs.
Wilma Pike, bridesmaids. She was
given in marriage by her father.
Attending the bridegroom was Mr..
Robert Beal, with Messrs. Bill
Avery and Dick Orth as ushers.
In the setting OF orange bios
SONS and roses the bride wore a
white taffeta gown with finger tip
length veil, gathered at the top
with wreath Of tiny rose buds.
Her flowers were roses and
stephanotis.
Before the ceremony Mrs. n. v.
Shields sang From All the World
I've Chosen You" and Mrs. Leila
Pringle sang AT Dswning."
A reception in the recreation
hall followed the ceremony. I'm
mediately following Mr.. and Mrs
Clark left on their wedding trip
TO Hood canal. They will be at
home after Wednesday at their
new home on Crescent Heights.
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Closes Club Year

The Tacoma Writer'S club ended
It's 20th year with a "Reminiscences
meeting Monday evening At the
home Of Mrs. J. J. Hurley. 70s No.
Stadium way. Mrs. Thomas Brown
presiding. Mrs. Brown was re-
elected president; Mrs. p. NJ. Hal
bert elected vice president: Mrs.
]. J Hurley reelected recording
secretary. Mrs CurTan Mcdonnell.
corresponding secretary. and Mrs.
c. L Barton reelected treasurer.
Past presidents sustained the
program. each giving a resume Of
their year IN office. They we're
Mrs. Anna Snyder. Paul Hsffer.
Mrs. Hague Stevens. Ray Penney.
Richard Yost. Mrs y. n HAlbert.
Miss Wilma Zimmerman and Mrs.
George March DR. J. Lyman
Hutchinson spoke for the late
William Jordan. and Alfred ].
Smith for the late Mrs. Florence
Beslsf
Members and guests present
we're Mexdames Wellsnd. Haffer.
Cam. Mcdonnell. Barton. Asblberg.
Poe. Messenger, Yost, Watson,
Clzyberg. Power. SsBbert. Hamii-
ton. Hiiey and Jones; Misses FL
kinx. Golding and DoUnsy; Ae4srs.
T. - Henry. W. Clark. l.. Mahi-
berg. =. Brown and g. March.
The club will meet again on the
Monday after Labor day.
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Miss Uwarda Esley WEEDS
Mr.. Hollis Day uesday
Cottage at the Annie Wright Seminary Is Scene Of
impressive Late Afternoon Rites Leave for
Trip TO Honolulu

wedding which is to be followed by wedding trip TO
the Hawaiian islands the ceremony o'clock Tuesday
afternoon which united Miss Uwarda Egey and Mr. Hollis
Day son of Mr. and Mrs Frank f. Day. Vows were read
IN The Cottage at the Annie Wright seminary by the Rev.
hoiand Burr IN the presence of the immediate family.
Mrs Dorothy Hiatt the brides only attendant and
Mr. Judd Day was best for his brother
For the ceremony the fireplace The Cottage before
when the wedding soemrized banked with white
peonles white gado and white sweet peas Three large
Italian urns with pink peones, blue dephnium and yellow
snapdragons placed about the room
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Entertsins Executive
Committee

Mrs. Charles y, Taylor enter.
talned members ~ the executive
committee Of the womsn's ftspub-
iiean club OF Pierce county at Grey
Gables for luncheon last Thursday,
The regular meeting Of the organ.
izat.on WAS postponed 10 permit
members Ia attend the Day Mus
cry luncheon that day.
Ways and means were discussed
By the COMMITTEES and plans made
for picnic In Point Defiance
park July IL.
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Associated Women Pilots
To Have Dinner MEETING

The Associated Women Pilots Of
Tacoma Will meet Wednesday eve
ming for annual election OF Of
fieers dinner at $50 O'Clock in the
Dalhem. The evening affair will
also honor Miss Betty Hessert who
will marry Edward A. LePenske
June 20.
Following the dinner hour. men,
bers VIII 20 TO the home OF Mrs.
Henrietta A. Palmer. who will
show motion pictures OF her recent
trip TO Hawaii where she was en-
tertained by the Girls Flying club.
She made her return trip aboard
the China Clipper. Mrs. Leila
Walker Is president Of the club.
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Bryant PIT. A. 10 Fete
Members OF "a Class

A farewell get-together party
is being planned for by members
of Bryant PIT. A. for Thursday
afternoon. Pupils Of the ga class
who Will enter Jason Lee in the
fall viii be particularly honored.
Mrs. ". L. Marden Is chairman Of
the committee making arrange
ments with the aid Of the ga
mothers. Refreshments will be
served during the afternoon.
NeYerhasuser Ladies AID meets
Thursday at 100 In the home Of
Mrs. Jennie simmonsen. Mrs. Ale
ds Jordon assistant hostess.
ladies Aid Of Messiah Lutheran
church will meet Thursday al
noon. Hostesses Mesdsnes Marie
FJetiand, Hilma Alexander. MARY
Anderson. Susan Winjum.
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The bride chose a navy blue silk
suit with crisp white vestee and
high white hat as her bridal
costume. With it she wore a
eorssge Of orchids and a cameo
and chain. gift Of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Hyatt wore dress Of rust
print with white accessories and
a eorsage Of gardenias. Mrs. Frank
Day wore sheer black.
Mrs. Grahame II. Powell. dean
OF the seminary, was in charge of
the reception which followed the
wedding ceremony. She was as
sisted by Miss Florence Greason
and Mrs. Helen Mckay of the
seminary faculty. Centering the
collation. table was the brides
cake, topped by a miniature bride
and bridegroom.
A bridal dinner followed at the
home of the bridegroom's parents
on North Tacoma ave. Coming
from Ellensburg,. where she is a
student at the Central Washington
College of Education. for her
brothers wedding was Miss Vir-
ginia Day, who will graduate from
the school today.
The bride is graduate of the
Cornish school and OF the Univer-
sity of Washington. where she is
affiliated with Phi Beta Kappa
She is on the faculty of the Annie
Wright seminary and last year
took leave to study dancing in the
east with Martha Graham and
Hanya Holm. Mr.. Day is also a
graduate of the university. His
fraternity is Alpha Delta Phi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day are sailing
for Honolulu from Vancouver.
B. c, for wedding trip to the
islands. They will be away until
early in July when they will return
to Tacoma to make their home.
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Plan Golden Jubilee Tea

The Ladies Aid of Central M. F..
church will entertain at Golden
Jubilee tea in the auxiliary rooms
of the Goodwill building. 1856 Ia
coma ave. Thursday from 2 until
o'clock. The afternoons program
will consist of a talk on the Jubilee
by Mr.. c. Pearson, a reading by
Mrs. Mary Reeves, vocal solo by
Mrs. Oliver Fletcher and social
hour
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DramaLeasue
0 Entertain
Dr.. Warren rsmx~ssm - -
Mssfss ~ csvsme~;ss
~ psssy

The Tseoms Drama isssas
"a winding ~ ia seasos %
the evening al Iuus i1 n ;
dinner and entertainment -
he given II thu nonnevilIe.
All members and friends nre
invited 10 b. present fur IN
evening of surprises an1
hilarious amusement
Mta n. = ti~iIwss. wh~ Il pro-
gram shstfm&n. nAs p&sensa 10
sntsfs4insnsns ~ Wares rnsu~
lsa~se ~ ths cssisxs a Puget
Haand ~iu ~ master ~ ssr>.
maal<s and ~ prnxssm wtsf ep<n
~iss three nanhsfs suas ~ ~.
h~sss usp~ss saessetins AZ ~siiae>
nina Ma fFom TIVE ryrsfty.~ IN
mabhts aemu~ Fs~m IN JsaAs~
ard ~ ~heueussta watts. fTusn
Ia neAsme~ Hsism co~tsW Viii
~ her sexomeeNssi. t.Mnrtss rs~v~
am viii rive ~ems nW~61on lsn~
persro>ite~s saa ~ wtIl ~ fsts
ia~ed ~ ~ pssssnsAtiea. ~aee1tsv
uvsmm~F~ IL vhteh ~ ptsyere
are s4tem Nsss<~. k1sa G. \. rsst-
iss. rnm nay. wsitsrs nnswm3ns
Joan ssa George Hspss nna Mr..
xssst and Preston ossAa u~tey
Bryant ~tIl - ~ psetatise
n mavss stFw<h Htst
rhs surpssss NJ IN svsosne wsn
~ '-rh~ rive Mspses snaetsf ~
fsss prutriH~ss msls msmb~fs =
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Ames Nsiph cssrssue IN sW4spv
tain with sesas FssmlNiseeee&s ~
Messsis iessn snd mArseN n~Ss
move ~iii give . fssstss psss<ts
~ hxfA
wtiiism MsstAtt. wks h sifses.
- ~ H. pageant fss tn ssat9sn
tniils~. ~sii give sse~vpts rssm ~
l~snh. MS nsss : Lat a nsms
whtrh will snea - pwn1tnhea sss4
his sbsme wsiI ~ ~ Ne tksetpsent
experiences Charles beuhs wil1
show moysss ~ hes sehs~ - IN
Drama i~ssus plays go p~sti&e
VI ths year.
There wsli ~ shS snau~i rspuse
ffum TIE heard IN M s&espas So
sivstiss ard stexsioa ~ affieepp fse
tiss sasaian yess rAks y - ep~n
meeting for ~ memeera an
fsisnds All rssssvsfioNs mnsl -
IN ~ jsss 10 nsa jobs chAt.
mar. ~hs 70 bostsae. 81 r4aetee
5l3o.j % ~ eating A6ss - 4
fssif&ss Mss. Ahnev u~sKsrn~n.
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Misses Stukey Return
To Los AnoeIes

Miss Dorothy and Miss Vivian
stukey of Los Angeles, Calf. who
have been the house guests of
Mrs. Mile Ball of 9 st. Helens
ave. the past week. left Tuesday
evening for their home in Cali
fornia.