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another war practice game being ac- lively pursued.
 For all over London searchlights will be flashing, stabbing the low lying clouds, ss-crossing each other. The searchlight men are at work, trying to locate that bomber and hold 1t within their rays of light.
 On some other night, John Lon- doner, idly gaping out of his window, may not hear sound, but suddenly will see passing across his line of vi-
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sion, far up in the sky. red and green lights. They will be the tail lights of British bombers cruising over Lon- don in almost perfect silence.
 For John Bull is not putting all his aircraft eggs into one basket. He is not only building very swift fighter planes for the protection of Britain, but formidable bombers, capable of punishing an enemy as badly as an enemy hopes to punish Britain.
 Germany has moved some of It's
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armament plants far into the interior and partly underground. But the Rhineland and he Ruhr are still the seat of the great Krupp works and of many of the most vital steel plants Germany has. Anti-aircraft precau- tions have, doubtless, been taken to the nth degree by the Nazis. But even if a small percentage of British bombers got through and dropped their pills, they would do some vital damage to vital plants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-28
APPROXIMATIONS IN

The Hague, July 2e--(up)--Pre- mlsr Hendrik Collin handed the resignation of hIs new cabinet b Queen Wilhelmina today. She did not immediately accept e.
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finances.
 It was understood that the con- tractors also were having difficulty in collecting their bills from con- cessionaires and exhibitors, both American and foreign, who built their own pavilions at the fair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-28

More than 35,000,000 gallons of apti-freeze were used last year by motorists.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-28
stand Proves Aid

OsAAhU EEVvCb hhu
 The newly erected information stand in the center of the city, sponsored by the Chamber of Com merce and operated by IVA work CTS, has proven a great help to city, state and out-of-state travellers seeking information about the city the best way through the city, the best accommodations in the city. or the best way by route through the state to various parts of the coun- try.
 For while, shortly following it's erection, the stand was criticized by those who opposed its being built However, 1t seems the booth will become permanent fixture in the city.
 The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Dzur- nak will be held aSturday morning at 8:30 from her home, l2 Grove street. to the Sacred Heart church at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in old St. Francis cemetery. The home will be open this afternoon and eve- ming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-28

NEW YORK CURB Anne. Superpower ........... Elec. Bond & Share ...... 10 Niagara Hudson Power ...... 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-28

Church Picnic Today
 The Trinity Church school group are holding 8 picnic today at Burr pond. The group left from the par- ish house this morning at 10.
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Committee Meets This Evening
 The St. Francis parish picnic committee will meet this evening at 7:30 at the parish house to com- plete plans for an outing in the near future. William J. Donahue, general chairman, will preside at this evenings meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-28
BAND POSTPONES
 CONCERT A WEEK
Program to Remain the Same St. Francis Plans
 Parish Picnic
TORRlNGTOl] Correspondent: John Carr Phone TOrringtOn 6445

Torrington, July 28 T he band concert, scheduled last evening at Coe Memorial park by the Torring- ton City Band, was postponed until next Thursday evening.
 The program for the postponed concert will be as follows: Wash ington Post March-John Philip Sousa. Country Fair Overture-G. Philippa. Concert in the Park-Cliff Friend. Eildin' Easy-Trombone Noverly as arraigned by H. A. AL ford.
 Sinfonic March and Serenade in the Night, followed by ten minute intermission.
 Guiding Star March-E. Stel- beritz. Mazeppa Overture-Franz Mahl. One Thousand And One Nights - Johann Strauss. Donkey Serenade-Rudolph Frinl, Chamson Russo - Sydney Smith. Sinfonic March and the Star Spangled Ban- ner. Director Frank Catania will lead the band. The performance will start at 8 o'clock and continue until 10 p m.
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MT. and Mrs. be served at 1:3O o'clock in
 ugatuck were pavilion
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
P. |. c. Dramatic
Activities Announced

Roy Anderson. third year nor
NAL student from Tacoma. has
been named director of the Drama
club al Pacific Lutheran college
this year. Assisting him are Arne
Peterson. vice president. Mnriei
Mckinney, secretary, and Merle
Pflneger, treasurer. Miss Grace
Blomquist Of the English depart
ment Is faculty adviser for the
group.
Leading roles In fsla Richard.
sons comedy, Uncle Bob's Bride. .
will be played by Virginia Hem
Erickson and Omar steneson.
Others In the east are: Rnthsne
Haaland. Ellen swanson. Ruth
opstad. Doralns LABeau. Pearl
Walden and Donna Basse. Virginia
schreudsrs u student director
with Dorothy Larson assisting her.
Why the Chimes Rang by
Elizabeth McFadden IL being d.
rsctsd by Eleanor Hoss and Murlsl
Mckinney. Leading roles will be
taken by Bud Lutnena. Helen
johnson. Mildred Knudtaon and
Kenneth johnson. Others In the
cast arr Babeits Brottsm. Jordan
Noe. Ray Dalby. Roberta Robson.
Allan hewitt. Ralph schlillon. Pat
ricia Brottem and Wenzel Tied.
man.
These two ons.Aet plays viii be
presented In the college gymna-
stun Dec. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
Sunday Hunt Is Final Event
In Woodbrook Show
Club Members Hosts TO Visiting Horsemen After
Afternoon Ride; Winners in Saturday Afternoon
and Evening Performances Announced

Prominent figures in hunt and riding activities from
Seattle Portland British Columbia many other cities
Tacoma guests of Woodbrook Hunt club members
Sunday afternoon for dinner the clubhouse following
the largest hunts of the The occasion was the
final of the annual autumn horseshow at the stables
this weekend Many of the exhibitors who won outstand
ing notice in the horse show rode their private mounts in
the hunt.
Miss Dorothy Walker and Mrs J. E. Mathews were in
charge of the dinner with all members of the club greeting
the visiting riders.
During the hunt Mr. Cyrus Happy ILL., Mr. Herman Fried
lander and Mr. Burwood Kennedy acted as whips.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
Saturday Balls
Gay AHsirs
Reserve Officer Assoei.
ssion and Comus Club
Have Annual psrsies

Bathrooms II the Hotel VIM
throp we're festive 81 Salur-
day evening when two Of the
larger dances Of the season
were held. the Reserve Off
GERS association ball in the
Crystal ballroom and the
Comus Club dance in the Roof
Garden.
In keeping with the harvest
note, decorations FOR the off
GERS affair we're carried out in
autumn eolors. \ huge horn Of
plenty being arranged ut the
base of the orchestra platform
with ehrysanihemums - >
background.
Among the officers who arrang.
ed parties for the dance were
Iaeufs. Allen Ferguson. Marvin II.
Scott. Frank Slaughter. Charles
Wheeler. Norman Dorm, W j.
I.onEman. Marvin NJ. Scott. Elmer
Bergiund. Robert Nandenhsrg.
George Sherwood. Capt cariezs
Brown. Capt. Larry Dash. Lieut..
Gilbert Waite. Capt. and Mrs.
Charles Goodwin. Col. and Mrs. W.
MeMorriss. Ma. and Mr.. Dohm.
Capt. and Mrs. George MoReynnlds.
A number OF cocktail parties
also preceded the dance In the
roof garden.
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Prof. Mander advocated a "on-
reau Of translations' as a stsp
toward the maintenance of peace.
The bureau would be In the nature
OF forum where information as
TO the main currents Of thought
In all countries. along all lines.
could be freely discussed.
Europe Is fighting for non-es-
sentials." he said. She Is paying
the penalty for her own indie
quacy. and l. fighting for the sub
ordinate things as II they were
the absolute
The speaker said that some Of
our own government changes had
TO be made as new conditions such
as airplans and railroad traffic
control came along 10 create new
problems. The same general the
DRY holds true To the external gov
ernments individually and a. q
whole.
Professor Mander also spoke Of
the failure OF the League Of Ma
tons and discussed Clarence
streit's theory for peace In his
book, Union Now"
Preceding Prof. Mander's lecture.
A.. A1frad Gran told NJ ths ma
tional A. A. u. w. convention
which she attended in Denver. Col,
June 10 TO %. which called togetb-
er lips delegates and members
from all parts Of the country-th the
largest number ever 10 attend an
A. A. L. w. conference. She par
ticnlarly stressed the address OF
Mary Ellen Chase. noted writer
whose appearance was one Of the
highlights Of the convention.
Miss Mary Caroline Richardson
presented the musical portion OF
the afternoons program. playing
two piano numbers, "Nocturne IN
E Flat" BY Chopin. and thu frs,
movement TO Beethoyen's Sonata,
Oh. /, No. q" Miss Florence
Dodge Was program chairman and
Mrs. J. c. Beckman. president, pre-
sided.
At the tea hour which followed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
Heisermsn-A Armstrong Vows
Read At Impressive Rites
Ceremony n Pilgrim ce~gss1siorsl Church setvdey
Evening Unisss pss9hf~ 81 Fred c. AsmstFsnp
ard Son 81 AAsr Hsissnrsss

In eanderht<d zsstinx of ferns and White ehryzsnt
lhemum= Saturday evening IN PILGRIM GounyeMHtidna
church. Misc Roberta Armstrong daughter q Mr md M.
Heszrrman son az Mr. and Mrz Albert Heiz<ran II Apre
ton City. 10 The ceremony was eaiemHized II aenek
by the Rev W. A. Moore. s
NIrs Henry skramssAd sang because and Out q
This wide World" accompanied ny Nr. Walter Hopkins.
Mr.. John W sharp mAtron of honor tor h Sister -
Miss Esther Cory. cousin Of the bridegroom Va ~ n<1d
maid Mr. Jorl Heserman served M brother - mo<s
fishers were Mexzrs John Mccarthy. eonsn Il the bride
groom Arnold Armstrong brother II h hrd< md Cnr~
snse Killing.
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Many Attend
Convention
Credit Women Back From
Week-En Conference
In Portland. Ore.

Seattle and Tacoma credit
women have just returned
from n weekend in Portland.
Ore. as the guests of the Port
land group for the yearly joint
meeting.
A banquet was held Sat-
urday evening n the New
Heathman hotel. On the pro-
gram were Miss Jean Robert
son. president of the Seattlh
group. and Mrs. Terese Shep-
ard. president Of the Tacoma
group.
Mr.. johnson. president ~ the
Portland Credit Mems association
and Portland'n "own Don Ross, .
former national president nf the
Credit Mems association. were also
guest speakers. Musical and spa
oiaity numbers provided entertain
mant.
Sunday morning brunch" ssry.
ed at Campbell court. was followed
by the annual business meeting
On The program from the Taooms
chapter were Ars Tersss Shepard,
Mia Ethel Luokenblll and Mrs
Carl Van viaek.
A bowling contest completed the
activities and honofs on The Taao-
ma team we're awarded To Mlss
Ethel LuckenblIl. Miss hafKsry
Jacobs. Mrs. Clinton Munyan and
Mrs. Milton Gaetz
Members from Tacoma Hha
made the trip wers the Masses
Marietta Madison. Ethel Laieksn-
bill. Marguerite Dlsch. Violet Ne.
MILAN. MarKsry Jaeots, Della
Flynn, and Masdamss Tsress Hhsp-
ard. Clinton Munyan. Milton oasts
and Carl Van vlAok.
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Miss Gammersvik
Is Honored
Bride-EIect Feted at Show
or and Musicale at Home
Of Mrs. Swansfrom

Miss Hazel Gammersvlk,
bride-elect of Mr.. Arnold Loen,
was honored recently at a sur
prise miscellaneous brid al
shower at the home of Mrs.
Carl Swanstrom.
Sharing hostess honors with
Mrs. Swanstrom were her
daughter Mrs. Harold Wick,
and Miss Vivian White.
In the course of the evening
the guests were entertained
by a musical program and a
talk by Mrs. Harry J. Steil.
The musical program, directed
by Mrs. Frank Bentley, consisted
Of a vocal solo by Miss Clara Fer
medal. a clarinet duet by the
Misses Verna Peterson and Jean
Blundell, vocal trio by the Misses
Pauline Dickson, Faith Ringseth
and Betty Fields, and violin solo
by Mrs. Arnold Breivick.
The hostesses were assisted by
Mesdames Carl Christensen, Cliff
ford Paulson, Finn Konsmo, Alvin
Rodahl, Julius Roddy. and the
Misses Dorothy Meade, Esther FRI
void, Borghild Frivold and Molly
Lund.
Among guests were Mesdames
John Anderson, Arthur Burk, Tom
Breiwick, Thorvald Breiwick, Ar
mold Breiwick, Frank Bentley, Car
RE Burns, Harry Cole, V. Dessen,
Harold Burmark, Clarence Frelin,
Carl Christianson, Victor Fredlund,
Harold Gray, Paul Gray, John Has
sci, Herman Hagen, Conrad Sons
mo. Finn Konsmo. Julius Roddy,
Alvin Rodahl, William Johnson,
Gunnar Johnson. Larry Jardeen,
Norman Jardeen, Gerald Lewis, N
Loen. Edward Nav, Einar Malm,
Ted Malm, Oscar Malm, l. Peter
son, Clifford Paulson, Julius Rody
Harry ]. Steil and Mary Wilcher
Also present were the Misses
Evelyn Anderson, Esther Anderson
Margaret Anderson, Jean Blum.
dell, Eleanor Breiwick, Kathleen
Burns, Katherine Burmark, Irene
Boreil. Mildred Couture, Pauline
Dickson, Clara Fjermedal, Borghilo
Friyold, Esther Frivold, Eva Eft
finger, Betty Fields, Harriet Hans
son. Christine Karli, Martha kons
mo, signe Hammerstrom, Mol,
Lund, Ornella Loen, Doroth,
Meade, Eva Peterson, Verna Peter
son, Faith Ringseth, Shirley Stroll
and Thelma Tollefson.
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nlhls Win : eaewsr - eeu1IGe
sne lsIi>s = ~ s1iley.
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p~aea~k hlse no~n = mnl1u -
fetA. me<e Win nAnxs puffo1
sleeves. : fali e1irt ~ ! pwp~e~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
B'nsi Birth Social
Evening Announced

The regular social evening ~
Destiny auxiliary. ti'nsi Birth. will
b. held IN the yssiry foesas u
Talmnd rorah synagogue tuesday
evening II o'cioeh. bridge and
nah ionKg viii BE- played with .
late supper following. Ths affair
has bean moved up ana ~sek dns
10 the ssrly Thanksgiving day
thss year,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
Women 10 Hear
Miss Shscsleford

Bus mess and Professional
Women wili meet At ~ o'clock
moon Tuesday Tor luncheon Al the
Elka club, Alss Elizabeth sbaakls-
ford. attorney and member ~ the
group. will speak on '~f'he Lsgal
Profession - . Profession for
Women. Friends Of the organ
cation are welcome 10 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
Mr.. and Mrs. Dotsn
Entertain Of Dekovsn

Heats for dlnner ana bridge On
Saturday evening NJ their hume
In Dekovan wsfa Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis w. DDien. the occasion
being Mr.. Dotsns birthday.
Guests were relatives and close
friends They Includes Memsrs. ard
Msadamss Harry =. Dossn. Law
renee n. Bonneville. Harold a.
Johnson. e. Howard Armstrong.
William II. Martin. G. y AAybln
and r. r. Me1faw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
Mrs. tienriot TO
Entertain Siena Club

slena Study club VIII meet Tues
day evening 81 the home of Miss
Winifrsd Hsnriot In the Leland
apartments. Alas Charlotte Han
ley viii lead the study u church
history and Mrs. Marx Deliver Nlil
review An American Woman BY
Leonard Fseney. 3. } Current
topics viii be taken up in : general
diAcuAalon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
Hours Announced for
Seminary Treasure Auction

Mrs. Henry Hewitt. chairman Of
the Annie Wright Seminary alum
nae treasure auction" November
Is. has announced that hours for
the affair 0yill be from until 4
o'clock and from untIl 10 O'Clock
with previsws 70 be held at / and
o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
Writers League
Hears Plays
Meeting Held u rrssi.
dents Home: Invisssioos
For Seattle Dsnques

The reading Of one.aet plays
made up the program It the
November meeting Of Taco
ma chapter. League Of West
ern Writer'S IT the homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Mayhin on
Saturday evening. Chapter
President Mrs. Aayhln pre-
aided AZ The opening session
and introduced Ray d. PEN
ney. the author Of the playa.
who had charge of tho pro-
gram for the evening.
Mr.. reHnsy read first . tense
little drama entitled Like the Mka
In the Play which was produced
In the East some years aKn. II
told the story % = romantis est.
srn girl who slaped with . co~noy
o. the plains. heessls< ihe isktsF
ressmhled the leading man IN Z
play who had captured her fanny
the action deals with The disiilasloH
that fnllpwn their marriage. WIN.
lam Elliot. partner u the iats
David iselssco. who read The manu-
script. called II the most prpmis'
Ing ons.act play he had read u
sorns time" The second play read
had q lighter theme ana va sH'
Titled s'T'hs Boob
Mrs. Maybin poured during IN
social hour which followed. tn
Tacoma chapter has resolved IN ~
vitation 10 kttsnd : bsnaust Eivsl
by the twn Seattle chapters NJ IN
league In honor Of Majur Bullock
Webster nf Victoria. y. G. n
dats Of the banquet win - ~
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
Drama League TO Present
Junia Todd kialIen Toniohf

The Tacoma Drama league will
present Junla Todd Hailen In one
of her incompatible book talks
Monday evening at = o'clock at the
University-Union club. Mrs. Hal
len will speak primarily on books
which appeal to men. Tickets may
be obtained at lending libraries In
the stores. at the College of Puget
Sound or at the university.union
club.
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Mrs. Seymour and Miss
Leske Leave for Tucson

Mrs. ". ". Seymour and her
neiee. Miss Virginia Leake. who
will wed Mr.. Daniel West Clarke
of Casa crande. Aria. Nov. -.
will leave the first OF the week for
Tucson. Arix., where the ceremony
will be solemnized. Mrs. Seymour
and her neice have been spending
some time in La Jolla. Calf. Mira.
Seymour planning 10 return there
for the winter months.
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Professor Msnder Discusses
international Situation
Seattle Man Addresses Tacoma Branch OF American
Association of University Women Saturday
Afternoon in Wsysrhseuser Hall

Speaking before the Tacoma branch of the American
Association of University Women Saturday afternoon in
Weyerhaeuser hail. Professor Linden A. Mander of the
political science department of the University of Washing
ton pointed out the fact that Europe fighting to gain
security the assumption the nation supreme whereas
in reality is longer the absolute unit in society To
solve the problem of the present unrest he said 1t will be
necessary to change the function of into new
international society.
His talk was entitled Some Aspects of the Present
Situation and in Particular Those That Would
Our Own
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6 L II B S

Circle 3, Zion Lutheran church.
meets Tuesday at z p. m. at the
home Of Mrs. Olaf Anderson, 5e35
so. Yakima.
Corinthian chapter, o. 4. D.. viii
give a card party Monday evening
at o'clock In Doherty hall. No.
ssth and Cheyenne. Mrs. William
A. wohlmaeher, general chair
man: Mrs William Robertson.
prizes.
Mt. Tacoma hebekah Priscilla
club will meet tuesday for IL 30
luncheon in the I. o. o. y. tempis.
Mrs. Mona Prowss and Mrs. c. b.
Dadrickson In charge.
Holy Rosary Parish men win
sponsor a Turkey trot Monday
evening AZ o'clock IN the school
auditorium. Mrs. Ralph Clement
EEAEAh ~ NtAAtI man.
Auxiliary Of the Eagles viii hold
card party Tuesday Afternoon.
Business meeting at 7 o'clock with
= card party $50.
North Tacoma Rebekah lodge
meets Tuesday evening In Anderson
hall. Social hour following.
Mother Club Of ~. Jeo's
School will meet At the school
Tuesday afternoon At 1.45. A
musical program viii follow q
business meeting.
dolly 10 Club VIII meet Tuesday
for IL O'Clock luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. X. o. Yeryen. 1915
No. Union
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Alpha Gamma Delta Meets
With Mrs. Larson

Alpha Gamma Delta alumnss
net Thursday with Mrs Wallace
Larson for l o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. David Rhind was the assist
ing hostess. During the Afternoon,
plans were completed for the
Christmas party 70 be given the
evening Of Dec. q 10 which hua-
bands and escorts are being in
vited. The afternoon was COM
pleted with games appropriate 10
the Thanksgiving season.
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Missionaries 10 Spesk

The Rev. and Mrs. Harold Good.
outgoing missionaries To China.
have been invited To speak AZ 4
farewell service In Friends church.
10Th and Mckinley. Monday eve
ming at 7.30 oleock. under the
auspices OF the Pierce County
uolIness association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
DOCTORS FORMULA
RELIEVES AWFUL PAIN OF
n EU R IT Is

Neuritis pains are often relieved
and inflamed nerves usually re-
spond quickly to the healing influ-
ence Of this widely used remedy.
Hundreds have written grateful
letters about happy results. One
bottle will convince you. Ask your
druggist for Eopa Tablets No. rs;
only 81. Money back II not sat
isfied. adv.
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Mrs. Fay Mace and Mrs. Charles
Ekstrom presided. The table. APP
pointed in a harvest motif. was
centered by a colorful arrangement
Of fruit In a white pottery bowl.
with ivory tapers In white con-
talners at either end.
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PIC. Graduate 10 Repre-
sent County s1 w. (. A.

Miss slEne Mldtsaisr. Cromwell.
30 graduate Of Pacific Lutheran
colleges normal department. IL 0ns
Of the TIRES instructors chosen %
represent Pierce county al tbs
Washington Educational ass0ela-
ton convention ~ be held ia
Seattle on Nov. ~ ana 70. Miss
nldtsatsr = teaching AZ rnivsr-
atty Place AZ ths present time.
Tacoma circle. u. .. W. meets
Honady evening In Eagles pail for
shert business meeting. % be FOL
lowed BY public card party. with
men members In charge.
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dolly 10 Club VIII meet Tuesday
for IL o'clock luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. X. o. Yeryen. 1915
No. Union.
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North Tacoma Rebekah lodge
meets Tuesday evening in Anderson
hall. Social hour following.
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Auxiliary Of ths Eagles viii hold
card party Tuesday afternoon.
Business meeting at o'clock with
= card party $50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-30
STANLEY (. COLE.
 PHOTOSPECIALIST
Thomaston Photographer Noted for Baby, Home
 Photographs De Luxe

Stanley G. Cole of Thomaston is a photographer of exceptionally fine repute. MT. Cole specializes in home photography and the taking of baby and children pictures.
 Another feature of the service which MT. Cole offers is that he will come into your home and take any picture you might want, such as a family group. a home study or, life-like picture of your baby.
 MT. Cole has been located in the town of Thomaston for some length of time, and since going in business for himself as the towns official photographer he has achieved con siderable success.
 In fact his rise has been such that today he rates with the very best photographers in the state. His work is always guaranteed. It is not necessary to make any down pay ment, you merely order the picture. after you have seen them, if you are satisfied with the work, you make your payment then.
 MT. Cole invites you to call him i'll Thomaston or to write him there.