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Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
Group Formed to
Oppose Thursday
Pension Program

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 10 up
A San Francisco group today filed
articles of incorporation with the
secretary of states office for the
Legal Money League of California.
for the purpose of opposing the
S30-every- Thursday plan. The or
SANITATION declared its intention to
defend the constitutional prohibi-
ton against issuance of legal tender
by other than the Federl govern
ment; and to oppose any measures
which will tend to undermine the
credit of the state of California
and its ability to pay public cbliga-
tions in lsgal money"
Ineorporators were Will L. Merry
man. Ray w. Smith and James
all of San Francisco Merryman
said the group would establish
branches in every county of the
state within the next few weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
Bernshouse Plans
Trip to New Jersey
To Visit Mother
ALAMO-VERDE NOTES

A. L. Bernshouse left Tuesday
evening on the stage for New Jer-
sey, where ne will visit his mother
Mrs. Bernshouse whom he has not
seen for thirty six years. Mrs. Bern
shouse will be one hundred years
old next May.
Miss Rita O'Connor spent an en-
joyable weekend at the cottage Of
Mrs. Lee Hudson OF BraWley. who
is vacationing at Mission Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. K Omlin returned
Tuesday evening from San Fran
cisco where they vacationed for the
past two weeks taking in the San
Francisco Exposition.
Harold Hawk motored TO Live
Oaks where he spent the weekend
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs r. D. Mccain.
Miss Barbara Edge of Arlington
spent several days recently visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Tuttle.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
Washburn Named
Head of State
EIks Convention

Mark w. Washburn, a veteran
among El Centre club members, was
appointed state convection chairman
for the annual gathering at Santa
Monica in September. according 10
Cal D. Rector. Ell Centro exalted
ruler.
A large delegation of Ell Centre
Elks is expected to attend the
Santa Monica convention, Rector
said, as the coast lodge has COM
pleted elaborate plans to make the
1889 conference the most outstand-
ing in history.
Formal convention sessions Wi
open the morning of Sept IA. The
the annual Presidents ball on the
convention will be climaXed with
final night of the three-day meet
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
Supreme Court
Member Dies

BURLINGAME, Cal, Aug. 10. =
William Henry Langdon, 65. asso.
ciate justice OF the California SUI
preme court. died today at his
Hillsborough home.
Langdon had been on the su.
preme court since 1927 after serv-
ing in other public offices.
A native Of Alameda county ano
graduate of the University oil
Loyola of Los Angeles, he was prac.
ticing law in San Francisco Wher
he was elected city superintendent
of schools there.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
Imperial alley Press

Established April 20. 1901.
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon Issue now succeeded
by The Post-Press Sunday. les
tablished 1886 by the Imperia
Valley publishing company. 625
State street. El Centre. Calf
Taul jenkins. publisher: A. G.
Johnston. vice president and
general manager: r. A. Fitz-
hugh, secretary and managing
editor. West Holiday Co, Inc,
National Advertising Represent
atiyes.
Entered at FL CentYo. California
Subscription rates, SC per copy.
In conjunction with the Post
Press (Sundays1, per month.
60c; paid In advance; months.
S1.65; 6 months, 1928: one year,
$500.
Member California Newspaper
puhlisbers' assnciatinn
post office as second class mat
ter.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
Salesman Cleared
Of Murder Charqe

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10. CUP)-
Paul Scherck, 90, a Glendale sales
man, was free today of a charge
of numbering his wife who was
found dying in a bathtub.
Mrs. Eleanor Scherck died of a
fractured skull Feb. and the state
charged her husband caused her
death by striking her over the
head with vase. The wife first
said the injury was caused by a
fall but later on her deathbed
gave a different statement, police
said.
Superior Judge Thomas L. Am
brose dismissed the murder charges
for lack of evidence after reading
the transcript of Scherck's prelim-
mary hearing. The defense was not
required to present a case.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
Elm Residents
Leave Valley
ForWeekend

Mrs. j. F. Gallaher and son Bren-
ton visited several days IN San
Diego with Mr. and Mrs Emil Gal
laher
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Boone and
son Donald accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. F. Armstrong and daugh-
ter Patsy spent the week END in
La Mesa where they visited Nj.
and Mrs. Glenn Lewis.
Mr and Mrs. TED Roe and son
Teddy and daughter June. Mr and
Mrs E. Shumard and daughter
Fern and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thorn
ton and son Donald enjoyed the
week end in the mountains.
Mrs. Olive Canon. Mrs Nellie
Lowe and Mrs. Ada Gallaher at
tended a luncheon at the home Of
Miss Florence Yarnell in CaleXieo
Wednesday.
Monday Mrs. Buddy Vess was
hostess at a birthday luncheon for
her mother. Mrs. I. L. Kennedy
Guests were: Msdams. Iva Lee
Higgins. Olive Canon, Ada Gallaher
Ada Offill. Lola Shunnard. Evelyn
Buckle. Edna Forester and Ina
McKenney: Miss Ruby Offill, Fern
Shunnard and Eva Shunnard.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cannon at Oakwild Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Anderson and
son Grumpy of Calexico, Mr.. and
Mrs Buddy VeSs and children, Mr..
and Mrs G.. Allender and children.
MIR. and Mrs. Jean Higgins and
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Amuel Rister mo-
tored 10 San Diego Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
Parole Cancelled,
|Beesemyer Goes
Back to Work

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Calf.
Aug. 10. UP)-Gilbert Beesemeyer
Hollywood embeZzler whose hopes
of immediate freedom were snatch
ed away at almost the last minute
buried his disappointment in work
today.
Work was the anodyne to which
he turned when the state board
of prison terms and paroles, which
less than a week ago granted him
immediate parole, descinded its ac-
ton and ordered public hearings
which will delay his release two
months and possibly block it for
years to come
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
Pantages Faces
Cross-Comp|aint

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 10. up
Mrs. Beatrice Pantages today filed
an amended cross-complaint to the
divorce action of Rodney Alexander
Pantages in which she alleged the
prominent theater man held a love
tryst with an unidentified woman
ON July IA. 1896.
The wife asked for S605 monthly
alimony and joint custody of their
two children, Veryl Nanette Pan
tages, 5, and Alexander Pantages,
l.
Mrs. Pantages alleged that the
charges of her husband that she
had love affair with Peter Bed
well, Palm Springs bartender were
false.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
DRUNKENNESS CASE

Charles Pinkman of Ell Centro
described on the police log as a
frequent visitor to the city jail,
received a ten day sentence on a
drunkenness charge in police court
Thursday morning. Pinkman's was
The only case to appear before
Judge Lee Nuffer.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
DIR. CANFIELD WILL
LEAVE FOR CHICAGO

DR. NJ. C. Garfield will leave Ell
Centre this week for a vacation at
Chicago during which ne will con-
tinue medical studies. He will re-
turn before the middle of Septem-
Der.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10

Earl Mahaney and family have
returned from a visit thru the
northern part OF the state. on
their trip they visited with Arthur
Vogel and family.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10

E
Santa Monica
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Diehl will be
home Sunday after a two weeks
vacation. They travelled as far north
as Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Ottelie ac-
eompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Nor
etti 10 Julian Sunday and had din
ner with friends at Lemon Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Poole and family
Lee Westmoreland, Bobbie Hav-
ems and Glen Shumard are taking
their vacation at Los Angeles and
Big Bear.
Thomas Walker accompanied Jack
Arnett TO Los Angeles Monday, re-
turning Tuesday evening.
Sunday at OakWilde Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cannon entertained at their
cabin. Those who enjoyed the din
ner were Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hig-
gins and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Allender and two children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Buddie Vess and two
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Wes Ander-
son and baby, Mr. and Mrs. S. T.
Robinson. and Mr. and Mrs Can
non. During the afternoon other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Gallaher, Mr.. and Mrs. Shumard
and daughter Fern, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Roe and two children and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Thornton and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bates and
their guests, Mrs. w. R. Bates and
Miss Isabella Bates, mother and
sister of Mr. Bates of Stevenyllle,
Texas. were visitors at San Diego
and Los Angeles over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs J. P. Williams mo-
tored to Pine Valley Sunday after
noon and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
c. j OMAR.
The Mothers club of Seeley met
"Wednesday in Community Hall in
honor of Mrs. Gene Napier's birth
day.
A pot luck dinner was enjoyed
and members present were Mrs.
Gene Napier. and two small chill
dren, Mrs. Ruby Brewer, Mrs. Ella
Adle, Mrs. P. G. Smith, Mrs. O'Neal
Henson. Miss Betty Jane Smith,
Iva Nell Odle, Eyereen Smith and
invited guest was Mrs. Ava Thomp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Grouleff and
children left Sunday for Ramona
where they will spend a two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. George Wooliscroft VIII leave
this week end for Portland, Ore,
to visit her mother She will return
at the end of August.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
heberifes Attend
Baseball Game
In Jacumba

The following Heberites spent
Sunday at Jacumba, attending a
ball game in the afternoon which
Heber won. ll-6: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Payne and daughter Gloria
Doris Miller, Mr.. and Mrs D c.
Beck and sons. Larry and Jimmie
Mrs. Hazel Griffee was pleasantly
surprised Friday afternoon when
her friends dropped in to celebrate
her birthday, bringing a lovely
cake and sherbert.. Those enjoying
the party were: Mrs. V. r. Majors,
Jewel Terrence, Ethel Rodgers,
Betty Payne and daughter Gloria,
Juanita Lee.
Randolph Robertson, and daugh-
ter Bobbie Sue, accompanied by
Hulda Free spent the week end at
Laguna where the RobertSons have
q cabin.
Word has been received from
Alvarado, Texas, that Mr.. and Mrs
Pete Anderson are the proud par
ents of a baby boy, born August
3rd, named Wendell Pete.
of Ralph Edward and Janet Hudson
while Perne Price is vacationing
in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Lloyd Winters left Thursday
mite for a vacation in Texas, after
which she will join her husband
in Turlock
Mrs. Faunna Cecil, Juanita Lee
and Lena LESLEY attended the All
Star ball game Friday mite in FL
Centre.
Friends Of Ralph Thompson will
be pleased 10 hear that he is feeling
much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherlock,
Mr.. and Mrs. w D. Payne and
children spent Sunday at Laguna.
Mrs. p H. Porter and two chill
dren. Franlin, Carrie Lynn left
Sunday for a visit in Sulphur, Okla
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Dulaney and
daughter Karen went to visit the
George Russell family Sunday
where they enjoyed home made
ice cream.
P. H. Porter spent Sunday with
r. B. Boren and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie ApplestiA
and family have moved into one
OF Virgil Terrence houses.
Earl Mahaney and family have
returned from a visit thru the
northern part of the state. On
their trip they visited with Arthur
Vogel and family.
SECRET AGENT Ky
TIE MYSTERIOUS N
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10

The fact that 1sadore Penn, q
music publisher, looked like ana
lived in the same apartment house
as Phillip Orlofsky, may have cost
him his life. Penn was shot down
by gunner as he left his house
for work. Shortly after the
shooting, Orlofsky. one of District
Attorney Thomas E. Dewey's wit
nesses in the Louis (Lepke) Buch-
alter racket investigation. disap-
nearea
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10
SeeIey Folk
Spend Holidays
Elsewhere
SEELEY NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs George Wooliscroft
spent the weekend in San Diego
and met Merlin Woohscroft who has
been attending summer school at
Santa Monica
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Applestll
and family have moved into one
OF Virgil Terrence houses.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10

This New York youngster, six
month-old Diane Allen of Forest
Hills, L. l., has discovered there
is nothing like few clothes and a
cool drink to Withstand a heat
wave. Buster, her pal, seems to
be dying of envy and the heat.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10

P. H. Porter spent Sunday with
X. B. Boren and family.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Diehl will be
home Sunday after a two weeks
vacation. They travelled as far north
as Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10

Thomas Walker accompanied Jack
Arnett TO Los Angeles Monday. re-
turning Tuesday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Grouleff and
children left Sunday for Ramona
where they will spend two weeks
vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. }. T. Oftelie ac-
eompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ned Nor
ETH 10 Julian Sunday and had dim
ner with friends at Lemon Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Poole and family.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29

Those taking part IN the discus
sion are DR.. Marvin Schafer,
chairman, professor Of sociology
at the College OF Puget Sound I;
Mrs. NJ. D. wilkinson. member Of
the committee of the National
Congress Of Parents and Teachers
and also Of the Tacoma Council
of Parents and Teachers; DR..
Horace Whitacre, chairman Of the
health committee of the Washing
ton State Planning Council: Miss
Grace coffman, director of Tacoma
Public Health Nursing association;
the Rev. Harold Long, clergyman;
DR.. A. c. Stewart. psychiatrist;
Mr.. II. r. Coold. superintendent Of
Tacoma public schools: Mrs. Homer
Clay, Tacoma Junior League men,
Der; DIR. w. ". Keller. superin-
tendent OF the Western Washing
ton State hospital; Mr.. chessum.
and DR.. Carroll Carlson, psychia-
trist.
The meeting and dinner are open
to all those interested. Reserva-
tons may be made at Broadway
1883.
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Holy Rosary Mothers
Club TO Meet "Wednesday

The monthly meeting Of the Holy
Rosary Mothers club win be held
Wednesday. Luncheon viii be
served at 1880. a business meet
ing following. Pupils Of the 7th
grade will furnish thu entertain
ment for the mothers. A short
play, "A Lesson In Thanksgiving"
viii be presented. Ella Brandt win
play the part Of Mrs. Lander,
Daniel Jacques that Of her young
son. and Edna Crowley, her young
daughter. Edward GRASSY. Teresa
Walker and Msrilyn Mcneil are
visiting cousins of the Lander
family. Mary Ann Coon will act
az the maid. William Brady and
James McGoffin will entertain
with a saxophons duet, accompa-
MED by Alice Hawiey. The entire
class viii sing a song, entitled
Mother" with solos by a num-
Der of boys and girls.
Thursday night beginning at
Sis. VIII be game night at Holy
Rosary. with Philip kerrigan and
Bernard Mccormick In charge. An
attractive door prize and many
other awards Will be given.
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Discussion Planned for
Business Women

is Our Town Grown Up ," Ia the
topic for the regular dinner club
meeting Of the Tacoma Business
and Professional Women's club At
the Washington apartments dining
room. Wednesday night The sub
Jet IL a part Of the clubs national
program and their motto for the
year is n better citizen In my
home town"
The discussion viii be in round
table fashion. with four speakers:
Mas Mona Csllister. assistant ad-
ministrator Of the Pierce County
Welfare; Mrs. Louise Taylor, coun-
ty superintendent Of schools; Mr..
Harry p. Cain, candidate for mayor
Of Tacoma; Mr.. A. r. Bergerssr,
city commissioner Of public works.
Mrs. Eunice Whitman and Miss
Fanny Stephenson are IN charge Of
program Arrangements.
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Mary Ball , Aloha Members
Have Interesting Meetings
Former Group Meets Monday With Mrs. eeorss w.
Ossood; Latter Organization Has Guest-
Day Program and Tea at Y. w. CA

Monday busy day for Tacoma club women with two
prominent organizatonsMary Ball chapter Daughters of
the American Revolution, and Aloha clubmeeting during
the afternoon Guest day celebrated by the latter
when 200 members and guests met at the Y. W A. for
q program of musical selections and tea.
Mrs. George w. 0sgood opened her home to as Mary
Ball members and their guests Monday Guests were
Mrs Howard Steele former member who for many years
has made her home in Los Angeles and has just recently
returned to Tacoma and Mrs. Frances Dempsey of The
Daes Ore member of Chemataka chapter in Salem Ore
and guest of Mrs. Carl Nelson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
Dash Point 10 Join Browns
Point for Carnival

All organizations Of Dash Point
Community are joining the Browns
Point Improvement club In spon-
soring the Dash Point Old Timers
Carnival which viii be held At the
Dash Point community hall on sat.
urday. Festivities win begin at 2
o'clock In ths afternoon. The com
mittee hopes 10 make the affair
one Of the largest OF its kind spon-
sored by the communities and "
IN hope tho event viii become an
annual one. M popular as ths tradi-
tional Dash Point dock dinnern
Booths with novelties and hand
work have been planned and az the
dinner hour hons cooked foods
will be served.
A special feature VIII be the sp-
pearance Of 'Madame Teresa" who
will answer questions Of the future.
Mrs. Earl corbln IL general
chairman OF the affair. assisted by
Aesdames Claude Austin. G. A.
Lundsll. Harry Johnston. Hans y.
Jensen, George stenberg. v. ID.
Cannon. a. &. Schwarz. Joseph
Mack Of Browns Point. william
Melville Of Browns Point, and
Messrs. John Gallagher. Howard
Walker and Kenneth huillgan.
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Marx Fortieth
Anniversary

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Committees
Are Named

1.-THE Good Fellow" viii be
the life of the yule-time
party to be given by the Ia
coma Association of Class
room Teachers in Hotel Win
throp Dec. 9, when the Seattle
Penthouse Players will pre-
sent George Kaufman's
lovable satire before members
of the association meeting
that evening in the crystal
ballroom after their annual
dinner.
Appointed by Miss Gladys
Lees, association president,
are Miss Margaret Lapham,
social chairman, and over 80
other members planning a full
evening of informal gaiety.
From the 8 o'clock greeting in
the lobby, through the $50 dinner
and the carols and musical sur
prises, to the comedy scheduled
for the party's end, the program
has been arranged by Miss Edith
Rummel, assisted by Mrs. Mar
garet Goheen and the Misses Beat
rice Long, Maurita Shank, Lucille
Johnston, Hilda Meisner and
Agnes Breen. Christmas trees and
other festive decorations will be
arranged by the Misses Ruth Hart,
Mary Ann Marble, Helen Murland
and Elm Ohlin, assisted by Ber-
trum Myhre and David TAN,
while Mesdames Myra Fowler and
Verna Gloystein, and Miss Thelma
Bestler. association vice president,
will make dinner arrangements.
The Misses Mary Pakenham and
Emma Rynning have sent invita-
tions to many honor guests; the
Misses Jean Fuller, Genevieve Bit
ney and Mildred Meyer are hsung
the attendance of association
members, and over 70 hosts ana
hostesses have been appointed by
Mesdames Beatrice Storey ana
Elaine Norton and the Misses Ella
Rucks and Antoinette sewrignt'
Mics Zelda Gellenbeck and otner
members of the T. A. C. T. News
Flash staff are in charge OF pub
,,citv. Staff members are Misses
Marcie Smith, Alice Harris, Inez T.
Moore and Ruth McConihe.
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Ut. kNtef4 y wen hue3a 70
Tacoma audiences hoih throu1h
hls lectures and hls fszss wurh -
: ssF<stzie and fsresfaI sresher.
Resides being ths nusv minister
n = large Seattle ehureA ~ fsnds
time 10 talk seven Ar eight slmss
= week an hnoks o. - lnt@rns-
,innsi situation. Ia Fevisw hoohs
fsem ~ pahisshlns hoss>s sad 10
broadcast be radio program.
A - hour viii fnIsaw - lee
ture. Refreshing tAe spsF1s ~ ~
holiday seaepn The tshiea win ~
decorated win holly and rsd cam
dies. Mrs. y =. msekmasssF. Mrs..
c. =. ncnnsll. Mss Ern~~s Card
and Mrs. q. e Hunf yin pour.
General chairman ef the t<AL Mrp.
cromptan oKa<n win - assisted
BY Ars John Qninn. Mrs. Amos
Hall. Mrs. Erich Richter and nss.
William Woclf.
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Miss Thelms MeIsnes TO
Entertain lambds Sigma Chi

Miss Thelma Mslsnes will open
her home at l4is So. Ut. Thurs
day evening TO members Of the
alumnae chapter Of Lambda Sigma
Chi sorority Of the College OF
Puget Sound. During the evening.
plans viii be made for the Christ
mas party TO be given jointly by
members Of the aiumnae and active
chapters. On the COMMITTEES for
the party are Miss Elizabeth
Miller. Miss Dolores o'conneli and
Mrs. Chester Doud.
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Marriage Of Miss Baker
Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred I. Baker Of
Lakewood are announcing the
marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Winifred Mae. 10 Mr.. Alec X.
Langbridge. Wednesday evening.
Nov. y. at the family home. The
Rev. Rudolph A. Anderson read
the service in the presence Of
members Of the family.
Mrs. Lee Hart johnson alberta
Baker, was her sisters attendant
and Mr.. f.. A. Baker was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langpridge will
be at home after Dec. in the
LakeYiew apartments.
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Club Announces
Initiation

Mas Nancy Beck h chair
man Of the COMMITTEES plan
ming the c. l. =. Girls club In
formal initiation on Tuesday
evening 1t the home Of the
president. Miss Lorraine G.
Griffith. In the Windsor apis.
Assisting Mlss n~ek viii 10
Misses Connie pelmsFs. Patsy
Clover. Gladys JortnKdsi and Lsr-
rains Griffith.
The members are looking for
ward 10 thu ceremonies with murh
enthusiasm and are anticipating
welcoming Miss Reb<eoa Deck ana
Mias June f.lndquist inta member
ship. Miss Carmen Hill and Miss
jana Nsas win assist the president
with the ceremony after which :
buffet supper win b SERVED. Min
Deck and Miss Ldnduuint have
been pledges since September 4.
Formal initiation 10 planned fos
December ~ ~ the home d Nlsr
Patsy Glover.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sage
Return to Northwest

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris u. Fair-
child are anticipating the arrival
This week end of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Sage, their son-in-law and
daughter, who are coming north
Al make their home in Seattle
They have been living in Glendale
California, and will be guests here
before continuing on their new
location. Many friends OF Mrs.
Sage will have the opportunity OF
greeting her for the first time
since her marriage a year and
half ago.
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Johnsons 10 Entertain st
Bridge Friday

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred johnson
VIII be hosts Friday evening at a
bridge dinner 10 be given in their
home at 2410 No. Union. The lace
cloth covered dinner table will be
attractive with a fan bouquet Of
copper-colored chrysanthsmums.
Informal bridge will be- enjoyed
during the evening. Guests will
include Mr.. and Mrs. Roland w.
Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y HUI
ford. Or. and Mrs. Clifford Spike,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Reeder and
Mr. and Mrs. n. l.. Monzingo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29
One Yesr-OLd honored

The first birthday Of Susan Alice
Buttz was the occasion recently
for a family gathering Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs d. l.
Thompson. her maternal grsndpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Mottau
and daughters, Martha. Jane and
DORA. Mr.. and Mrs. DICK Garner
and daughter. Patricia Clyde. Miss
Mary Thompson and the little girls
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
BUTTE.