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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-03-09
READ THE LABEL

Did you get caught this way!
A large manufacturer Of breakfast foods put on a
test sales campaign a short viii ago. He offered
Identical packages OF ms prooocc al '"o
cas- $50 sirgle package 10 cents, two packages
for 23G.
When he counted up sales at the end Of this cam
pal On, this is what he found: IS percent moro Paoa
aces of the breakfast food sold at the 2-fo-1
cents price than sold at the lo-cenos eacn
price.
The first of the "Three RS" for consumers should
be-: READ THE LABEL!
COMBINED FOOD DEMONSTRATION AND COOKING SCHOOL
PLANNED
The Food Store Committee Of the C.O.C., IN coop
ereti the Better Buyers Club and the Noters
Club plans conduct combined food demonstration
and cooking school tire in the very near tu~
ture. The exact date and further details WI De
announced
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-03-09
SHORT CUTS IN EOUSEHORK

hesitate TO give the following tip it Is
very likely that most hous ewives know about it, but
those who have not yet it I will
find it us efu1.
If you want pr feet meringue that isn't watery
end hard to cut, lake your eringue pie the upper
shelf in slow 800 degrees for 20 to 80 min
utes. You viii find that it browns beautifully.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-03-09


by
Mabel Bessemer
EGG FOO YONG
LIZ 9. famed fresh bean sprouts
l/2 c. finely sliced onion
l G. canned whole shrimps
t. soy
lie t. salt
eggs
l T. shortening
brown
Combin ne cooked bean sprouts, onion, shrimp, soy
sauce, salt and beaten eggs. Fry in heavy frying
pan in hot grease at moderate heat until eggs are
set and under side is golden brown IS minutes) Fold
soy sauce may be pur chased at Chinese Stores.
1CEBON PUDDING
172 1b. Graham crackers, rolled fine
l/2 lbs mar shma 1o7s, cut in fourths
C. dates, cut fine
l c. nut meats chopped
c. cream mix with crackers, add remaining ingred-
tents pack in sh, moisten with water. Let stand
8 hours longer. Serve with whipped cream.
SUNSET SALAD
! pkg. Lemon ge1atine
1-l/2 @. hot water
/ CUP cranberry sauce (strained)
2 di oed bananas
ia c. chopped nuts
Dis solve gelatine in water. Add heated cranberry
Chill. When thiokened, add bananas and nuts
Pour into mold. Chill. Urno1d in lettuce. Garnish
with salad dressing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25

} Among the guests was Mrs.
h. II. Maybin. a relative OF Gen.
Thompson, who helped to arrange
the affair.
Board members who attended
were Mrs. Frank Msrtinetti. Mrs.
George Fisher. Mrs. w. r. Coors.
Mrs. Lewis Bunde. Mrs. Wade
Crump, Mrs. George Hastings, Mrs.
William Schlarb, Mrs. r. H. Nc
Ginnis, Mrs. Florence Russell. Mrs.
James Hooker and Mrs. Lewis
Muscek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25
Miss Hornshuh Wed
In Candleliohf Seffino

Many tnpcrs burned during the
beautiful wedding ceremony IN
which Miss Lorena Hornshuh.
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. Fred
Horpshuh. became tho bride of Mr..
Tasker Livingstone Brooks. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram A. Brooks Of
Springfield. Mo. Tho brides father
read the ceremony NJ Mirror lake
At 7 o'clock Tuesday evening be-
fore nearly 1000 guests.
The bride was given In marriage
by her uncle. Mr.. George Grace
Of Portland. She wore for the
occasion a gown Of white satin and
lace and her long veil vas Of fiimy
Illusion. She carried q bouquet Of
tiny pink rosebads with small white
lilies.
Pink rapture roses and ferns
were used 10 decorate the bridal
setting and a lattice work wss
arranged on the platform with an
arch and gateway. Before the
ceremony Nj. Hiding Hslysrson
song % Perfect Love- by Bur-
leigh and Mrs. Hiding Halysfson
played violin selections with Miss
Esther Hsiysrson AZ Aeeofnpsnisf.
The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Wallets Hornshsh.
maid Of honor. Miss PernsIls Alien
and Mixs c1ariee Cunasfson. All
three ser gowned alike in fun
length pink faffets gowns. They
carried bouquets 81 rose buds and
sweet peas with lace fans.
Mr.. Raymond wrsy of Olympia.
cousin ~ tire bridegroom. uss bsss
man and the ushsfs vsrs wllfred
Hornshuh. brother 81. the bride.
and Detoss Crook. cousin ~ the
bride, Of Eamonds.
A. the large reception which
followed the wedding Mrs. Horn
shuh received In an orchid silk
crepe gown. me reception oeSor4~
tons we're arranged before .
lattice work entNined with huekie-
berry greens and there wsfe large
white garden flowers against tins
green banking. Rev. Raymond
Dusty presided AZ the reception
and Ars. Mary Belle scbwaIa. as
sisted by twenty young friends Of
the bride. was in charge Of The
serving. hrs. Clayton Terry was
In charge Of the gifts and vas
assisted BY Mrs. Edwin Byrne.
For travelling Mrs. Brooks wore
a suit Of bitter sweet with hat and
shoes Of deep brosn. Her other
were Of green
The bride Is = grsousts Of
Eugene high school In Oregon and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25
Fetes Many For
Visitors Here
Mr.. end Mn. James Stone
man Honorsd ~ lioss Of
psrfiss During Stay

Mr.. and Mrs. James Stone
man Of CloQuet. Minnesota.
have been the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. ". Dignes for the
past week. After = series Of
parties and many delightful
trips through the Northwest,
the Stonemans, aunt and uncle
Of Mrs. Dirnes. are leaving
Friday evening for their
home.
Last weekend was spent Al
Hood canal with stops being made
~ the Hremerton navy yard. cnsh-
man dam and the state capital.
Monday evening Mrs.. Dclos wsds-
worth entertained for the eastern
= at her Dash Point summer
home having picnic supper
around = large bonfire.
A trip was enjoyed Tuesday by
the visitors when they visited M
Tacoma and its scsnio surround
lngs.
Thursday evening the family
and friends gathered at Lake
wood Terrace for dinner. and En-
day after = dinner party. Mr.. and
Mrs. stoneman viii bid their
friends sdieu and leave for ciaaues.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25
WEEDS Saturday
At High Noon
Parties Fefs Mis- Mills,
Bride Elect OF Mr..
OrvilIs Oss

High noon has been chosen
rs the hour OF her wedding
by Miss Mildred Mills, who
will become the bride Of Mr..
Orville 0se on Saturday In the
Little Church on the Prairie
at Lakewood. The bride-elect,
daughter Of Mrs. Lucille w.
Mills, has been many times
feted in the past several
weeks.
Most recent Of the parties was
the luncheon for which Mrs.. kings-
ton s. Lister was hostess 1t her
home. 2o22 No. Puget Sound I'VE.
Aiss Doris Lister assisted her
mother and Miss Maxine Lister.
another daughter. was also present.
Miss Dorothy Mills and Mrs.
Walter Holmberg were other
guests.
On last Monday Miss Mills was
honored at the home Of Mas Roma
LeRey. sib So. state street. when
Miss LeRey and Mas Helen Reid
were hostesses At . personal
shower for the popular brlds-sisct.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25

Guests at Mrs. oswaId's party
were Mrs. H.. Brungard. Mrs. John
Alder. Mrs. 4. Wolf. Mrs. James
Bower. Mrs. II. Meyer. Mrs. n.
kanzlcr, Mrs. A. Ryder. Mrs. G.
Lind. Mrs. J. klippert. Mira. @.
Wilhelm, Mrs. Al Gates. Mrs. y.
Franks, Mrs. /. Cregorson. Mrs.
Ernie Olson, Mrs. X. -. Olsen,
Mrs. T.. J. Cowling, Mrs. y. v.
Swinyer. Mrs. c. =. Saunders.
Mrs. c. T.. v~anderipc. Mrs. r. J.
cowling. Miss Frances Huokaba.
Miss Aileen Backman and Aiss
Leona Franks.
Those who viii be present Mt
the wedding rehearsal will be Miss
Myrf MergeI who Is TO be maid Of
honor. Miss Jennie Bonsro. the
bridesmaid. little Fioria cowIipg
and Lorraine Olson. flower girls.
and Marcia Cowling, small niece
Of the bride. ring bearer, Mr..
Robert Dunningar, best man. Mr..
Laurin cowling. brother OF the
bride. who will sing. Miss Jean
Annabeile Mergel who will also
sing. Mrs. T.. Berchot. the ac-
oompsnist, and Mr.. John Olsen of
Portland. an uncle Of the bride
elect. who viii play the wedding
march.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25
Mrs. Haskell TO Represent
@. A. R. in East

Mrs. Frances NJ. Haskell, $50
No. Starr. left Wednesday from
Seattle for Pittsburgh, Pa, to at
tend the national convention of
the Ladies of the G. A. r., to be
held in that city beginning Aug. 27.
She has been past president of
this organization for Washington,
former member of the legislature
and has been an untiring worker
in charities in Tacoma and all over
the state for the past 40 years.
Is at present, and has been for
many years, president of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25
OAR. Projects
Discussed
State Regent Is Speaker al
Meeting Of Junior Mary
Ball Chapter Thursday

Informal discussion of prof.
ects endorsed by the national
Junior division of the Daugh.
tiers of the American Revolu.
ton was led by Mrs. T.. Z,
Rhodes, state regent of the
organization at the meeting of
the junior Mary Ball chapter
on Thursday evening at the
home of the chapter regent,
Mrs. Percy Creath Smith. At
the close of the meeting, over
which Mrs. Fred Friberg pre-
sided, the hostess served a late
supper.
The table was laid on a lace cloth
and the centerpiece was an attrac-
tive antique green bowl in which
were deep pink flowers.
Included in the projects which
Mrs. Rhodes mentioned were three
southern schools, Tomasse in
South Carolina, Crossmore in
North Carolina, and Kate Duncan
Smith in Alabama. Christmas
work for the immigrants at Angel
Island was also suggested as was
the possibility of starting a Chill
dren of the American Revolution
chapter here.
Two guests at the meeting were
Miss Ruth Hart and Mrs. William
Cahout.
Mrs. Smiths daughter, Mrs.
Samuel Stauffer of Portland,
poured and her young daughter.
Miss Dorothy Ann, assisted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25
Garden Tea Is
Successful
Second Affair Sponsored
By St. Andrews Guild
On Thursday

A second most successful
garden tea was given on
Thursday afternoon by the st.
Andrews Episcopal Guild at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. w.
B. Turrill. More than two
score members and friends OF
the group called during the
afternoon as they did for a
similar affair held last month.
The officers OF the guild assisted
Mrs. Turrill and were hostesses.
Mrs. A. J. Dock. the president,
poured with Mrs. A. L. Mansfield,
the treasurer. Other officers who
helped with the arrangements were
Mrs. Clarence L. Hicks. secretary,
and Mrs. J. r. Kapphahn.
Charming tales of gay South
America were related by Mrs.
Charles A. Robbins of the College
of Puget Sound faculty who was
the guest speaker for the occasion.
Mrs. Robbins exhibited q delightful
collection of delicate laces made
there. Deaconess AIDA Knox con-
Quoted a competitive guessing
game as another part Of the pro-
gram.
The table was attractive in its
natural garden setting and the
table was centered with pastel
garden flowers.
Among those who called during
the afternoon were Rev. and Mrs.
Arthur Bell Of st. Luke's Episcopal
church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25
Shower Fetes Mis-. CowIins
As Day Of Wedding Nesrs
Mrs. Oswald Hostess on thursday Evening a. MiseeI-
lsneous Affair; Rehearsal Party 70 Be at Home Of
Brides Parents on Friday Evening

Last of the showers for a popular bride-elect, Miss Arlene
Cowling, whose marriage to Mr.. George Oswald. jr, Satur-
day evening at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Cowling will be solemnized by Rev. X. s. Mchaelson, WAS
given by Mrs. George Oswald, sr, Thursday evening at the
Oswald home, PLOT South M street.
After a miscellany of gifts was presented TO the bride,
the hostess served late supper. On her table was a white
cloth and her centerpiece was of sweet peas, and galiodi were
on the mantel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowling will entertain informally after the
wedding rehearsal Friday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25
Ladies Musical Club Has
Board Meeting Thursday
Members Enjoy Hospitality Of Thompson e.rden, a.
camp Murray for Picnic Luncheon and Executive.
Session; Years Concert Series Plans Discussed

spacious gardens of the home at Camp Murray of Brig
uen. ana Mrs. Maurice Thompson were opened on Thursday
AFTERNOON to the members of the Ladies Musical Club hoard
for their August meeting.
Picnic luncheon was served beneath the spreading arbors
Oh 'ne garden and after the grounds, with their host of
late summer blossoms now at a heiehth tonrsa a
business session was conducted by Mrs. William Price, presi-
dent OF the club. This seasons artist series " discussed
and announcements made concerning the opening in October.
the presentation of the United States Marine Rand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25
Fete
Bride Elect
Miss Wanda KIinkert ],
inspiration for Shower
on Wednesday

Numerous affairs are being
given for Miss Wanda klink-
ert during the weeks before
her marriage on September 2
TO Mr.. Donald ellis and one
of the most recent was that
which Miss Florence Grove
and Miss Betty Blood gave at
the home of Mrs. Fred Buc-
holtz, Wednesday evening.
The affair was a personal
shower, and after the honored
guest was presented with
gifts the guests played court
whist. Miss Grove and Miss
Blood will be bridesmaids at
Miss Klinkert's d ing,
which is to be in Bethany
Presbyterian church.
Decorations carried out a pink
and white motif and on the table
was a handmade lace cloth.
The guests included Mrs. Fred
Bucholtz. Mrs. J. u. Grove. Mrs.
Ronald Grove. Mrs. Rose Klinkert.
mother Of the bride-to-be. Mrs.
Matthew Klinkert, Mrs. Bert l..
Blood. Mrs. John Slater. Mrs.
Elmer Centlli, Mrs. Frank Farm
ing. Mrs. r. p. ellis, the BRIDE
groom elects mother. Miss Doro-
thy Slater. Miss jeanne Stern,
Miss Rhea Olson. Miss Janet Alex
snder. Mas Katherine Clark and
Mrs. Lyle c. Petersen Of Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25
Bessefts Return 10 Tacoma
After Extensive Trio

Mr.. ard Mrs. Arthur Bs2sett
have returned TO their No. Pros
pect ST home after a nine-day
automobile trip which took them
through the Columbia Hation1
forest Spirit lake and 70 Nj ST.
Helens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-25

G.. A. r. home in Puyallup.
She will be accompanied east by
Mrs. Frances Fellows, also a men,
Der of the G. A. r. Ladies Dr.
ganizstion.
La gaceta., 1939-05-02
LISTA DE c~oNTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
PULAR DE AYUDA A LOS
REFUGIADOS

Contribuyeron ION $34.96:
Fabrica de Regensburg de-
chez.
Contribuyeron con $34.05:
Fabrica de Perfecto Garcia
(leche).
Contribuyeron con $500:
w. T. Grants, Jose Sanchez
Peruyo, Jose Tranquil.
Contribuyeron con $500:
Greco's Floral Store, Silver's
Fernandez y Garcia, AL & F
Gro, Latin American Laun-
dry, La Segunda Central Ba-
kerry, Velarde y Lopez Gro,
Spanish Park Restaurant, Co
lumbus Drive Market, Velar-
de y Lopez Gro, Spanish Park
Restaurant, Columbus Drive
Market, Estua Bros, F. Me-
nendez, Mascuhana Printing
Co., AL & F Gro, Latin Ameri-
can Laundry, La Segunda Gen.
trail Bakery, Maxine Coma
lez Cafe, Guillermo Temes Res
taurant, Excelsior Printing Co
Epoca Gro, Union Bakery, F.
lduardo Valdes, Progressive
lShoe Shop, S. H. Kress Co,
Spicola Hardware.
Contribuyeron con Sl.OO:
Cafeteria La Norma, Lido's
Cafe, Cafeteria La Regulado-
ra, Cafeteria Columbia, DR..
Myer, Crackers Place, Express
Cafe, DR.. Rene Moreno, Hotel
Madrid, Stein Furniture, Wohl
g. Sons, Buffalo Cafe, Cafe Bar
celona, CAFETERIA La Nacioual,
Joaquin del la Llama (~nevero),
Luciano Glnzalez, FL Paraiso
Cafe, Cooplrativa FL Recourse,
Alberto Perez Gro, Rsliabl'
press q "a "a. pdG)
La gaceta., 1939-05-02
Ell movirniento obrero local, ~nacional y mundial

bama, estabieciendo nrevos fun
damentcs para la deportation y
excluyendo a los extranjeros del
"alivio."
H. R. 3241, de Welchsl, de
Georgia, prohibiendo toda inmi-
graci6n.
H. R. 1892. de Starnes, de All
bama, inscribiendo Y tomandc
las impresiones digitales a todos
los inmigranteS.
H. R. 4006, de Boland, de
Pennsylvania, apropiando 100
mil pesos para la deportation de
los llamados anarquistas, etc.
H. R. 4172, de Randolph, w
Virginia, deportando a los ex-
tranjeros que no juren intenci6n
dc ciudadania antes de un ano.
II. r. 2905 de Dies, de Texas,
deportando a los anarquistas,
fascistas, comunistas, etc.
H. R. 5196, de Mcleod, de Nj
chigan, registrando y tomando
las impresiones digitales a todos
!os Axtranjeros.
) 4O7-8-S-10-l1, del senador
Reynolds, de Carolina del Norte,
conteniendo los puntos principa-
les de los proyectos arriba men,
cionados.
S 668 de McKeller, de Tennes
see, denegando trabajo en- ell Go.
bierno a los no-ciudadanos Y en-
volviendo en- una de sus provi-
stones a personals inocentes.
S 1910, de McKeller de Ten
nessee, ordenando la inscription
y tOma de impresiones digitaleS
9e los extranjeros.
H. R. 4806, de Dempsey, de
Texas, deportando a los extran-
jeros que aboguen por el cambio
lie gobierno-aprobada va por
la Camara; seria APPLICABLE aun
en- ell case de que no Sc mencio-
naran la fuerza y la violencia.
H. R. 476S, de Hobbs, de Ala
Jama, ordenando sean interna-
dos los extranjeros no-deporta-
bles cuando no haya Gobierno
La gaceta., 1939-05-02

qre los quieran aceptar. Esto sig
nifica la creaci6n de campamen-
tos de concentration.
Enmienda a la ley de Alivio.
del Senador Borah, de 0klaho.
ma, denegando ell alivio a los no.
ciudadanos-aprobada sin tener
en- consideration que Ell extran-
isro cre6 la RepGblica.
H. r. 1870, de Arcns, de Hi
nois, pidiendo ell registro de to.
dos los extranjeros, del traba-
10 que desempenan y de 10 que
eanan; deportation de los ex-
5ranjeros que lleven mas de un
ano recibiendo auxilio, sin nece.
sidad de orden de arresto, regis.
tro y ninos de los extranjeros.
H. R. 273, de Smith, Virginia
ordenando la deportation poi
crfmenes de torpeza moral; a.
rrestos sin m~andamiento.
H. R. 279, de Taylor, de Ten
nessee, creando nuevos motives
para la deportation de los ex,
tranjeros.
H. R, 280, de Taylor, de Ten
nesSee, instituyendo nCevos mo-
tivos o causas para deportation.
tales como abogar por I'm cam
bio en- la forma de Gobierno.
La gaceta., 1939-05-02

Los obreros de la industrial la
bacalera conmemoraron aver,
con innegable brillantez, Ell Pri-
nero de Mayo.
El Centre Obrero visto sus
mejores galas y Ell prcgrama Sc
cumpli6 en- todas sus parties.
Preside Manuel Garcia, Jr.,
como p~residente del Consultivo
v hablaron los estimados compa-
neros Jose Martinez, p~residente
del Comite Popular Democrat
co; Alberto Lopez ell conocido
lider; Gloria Gonzalez, en- repre-
sentaci6n del Comite Femenino;
Pedro Ramirez Moya, director
de "El International, y ell quito
periodista Luis Soto Fernando.
Todos los oradores Sc RETIRE.
ron al Primero de Mayo Y a la
lucha que el pueblo espahol to-
davfa sostiene con sus enemigos.
Manuel Menendez (Arambl-
ru) y Jaime Fernandez recita-
ron varias composiciones poeti-
cas-, siendo muy aplaudidos.
La segunda parte del progra-
ma Sc crmpli6 por los excelen-
tes artistas de Gilberto Delfino,
siendo ovacionados Los Sevilla-
nitos, Henry-DOlly y los reyes
de rumba Carlos Pous Y Adelita
Martinez.
Una jornada de arte y de re-
cuerdo, de la cual pueden SEN
tirse satisfechos los organizado-
res.
La gaceta., 1939-05-02
La Function

La Function
Nuevos laureles recogi6 ano'
che ell excelente conjunto de Gil.
berto Delfino, en- ell teatro de.
Circulo Cribano.
Sc estren6 una obra del malo.
grade Arquimedes Pous, muy
gr~aciosa por cierto, titulada "Dc
You Speak English?"
Mucho Sc lucieron los inter.
pretes de los principles pape-
les.
Como en- todas las funciones,
81 pGblico aplaudi6 con toda sin
ceridad los nGmeros de varieda-
des.
Sc lucieron Ell clos Henry
Dolly, los Sevillanitos y la mi
mitable pareja de rumba, Car
los Pous y Adelita Martinez.
La gaceta., 1939-05-02
FelicitGciOnes

Centenares de felicitaciones
han recibido en- los 1ltimos dias
Casimiro Hernandez y sus aso-
ciados, con motive de la termi-
naci6n de la nCeva fachada en-
la parte de dos pisos, del Restau
rant Columbia, que cae a la
Septima avenida.
Por la noche particularmenbe
con el alumbrado dentro de los
iaroles antiques, la fachada lu.
,e preciosa.
Veintenas de personas de st,
Petersburg, Bradenton, Saraso-
ia y Lakeland hicieron ell viaje
para admirar la obra y congra-
tular a los duehos del Columbia.
Els una admirable contribu-
ci6n a la belleza de Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1939-05-02
PrOuectos antidemocrdtieos

He aqui una lista, que hemos
preparado para nuestros lecto-
res, con todos los antidemocrati-
cos proyectos de ley presentados
en- la Camara y ell Senado de la
naci6n:
H. r. 500, de Pace, de Geor-
gia, deportando a todos los ex-
tranjeros y prohibiendo toda in
migraci6n.
Proposiciones de Starnes, Ala
La gaceta., 1939-05-02
NOTAS SOClALE
Dos invitacioiaes.

Dos inVitdcioHes
'Mry cordiales, la reciben e
director v ell cronista para el
bale social de las Flores que 81
sabado verificara, en- su pala-
clio de la septima avenida, la
prestigiosa sociedad Unione TIA.
Llama.
Vienen firmadas por el aten'
to amigo Vicente Guastella, ell
amable p~residente.
Apreciamos la corteSia en- 81
alto valor.
La gaceta., 1939-05-02
Tonaa de Possession

Tomd de Possession
Hoy tomara possession la nue.
va directiva de la Association de
Padres y Maestros de la escuela
Phillip Shore, a las 8 de la tar
de.
Hara entrega de sus puestos a
las damas electas la Sra. o. T.
Wiener, presidenta del Consejo
de Padres y Maestros del Con-
dado.
La gaceta., 1939-05-02

fnVitdci6n
FL Club Prcgreso No. 81 nos
invita- para una fiesta que ofre-
cera, ell pr6ximo jueves, en- la sa
la de- la cerveceria La Tropical
en- Ybor City.
Abii!o Pla nos remite la invi-
taci6n, que mucho apreciamos.
La gaceta., 1939-05-02

IRvitaci6n
Tarde Sc nos trajo una invi-
taci6n para la velada del prime.
70 de mayo, en- ell Centre Obre-
70.
POr esta raz6n no pudimos a
sistir, 10 que lamentamos.
Sera Ell otra OCCASION.
La gaceta., 1939-05-02
Ell Patio

Ell Patio
Sc trabaja diariamente en- ell
patio del Circulo Cubano y la
obra uuedara terminada a item
pc para la Verbena del dia 20 de
mayo ,aniverSario de la funda-
zion de la Repdblica.
Los albaniles y carpinteros co
laboran con la direction de la So
ciedad en- ell empeho de que Ell
patio merezca la enthusiastic apro
baci6n de los socios y ell pGblico,
Muchas mesas sc han vendido
va por los j6venes de la Secci6n
de Recreo Y otras secciones.
La gaceta., 1939-05-02
6 BELLISLMAS PLEAS i
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
10 QUE listed sIEMPRE HA oEsEAro

10 QUE USED SIEMrKE nA DE'
Plata para la mesa. 49,. Lc que las mu-
jeres q%uiereh y desean. Plata para IL me
sa, ell ideal, cubiertos hechos por la tamo-
"a VIM. A. ROGERS SJLVERW AXE:
Una gran noticia tenemos que dar a
nuestraG leetpras.
La Gaceta, por medic de Ia ctJperaclon
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabr'rante de la PLATA
de Mesa VIM. A. Roger, hace possible ID
odquisici6n de estos cubiertvs a srs hume
roses l~ectores. listed puede tener 10 que
otras senoras y sehoritas tienen.
CALIDAD - DURACION DE PoR VIDA
Es drN c~reerlo, pero la realidad esta
Aquf-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La
La gaceta., 1939-05-02
coRTE AHoRA ESTE CUPoN

All Editor de Plata de "La Gaceta
1901 First Ave-, New York, N. T..
Fengo entenjido que con tres GU
pones ~consecutiyos, al igual que este
adcuiero ell derecho q n unidad de
seis pleas de Al Plus VIM. A no
gers Silverware.
OrdeDes t~ele55nicas o por corrSo
40 oueden ser servidas. Presente los
cupOnes y 80 centavos en- la oficina
de La Gaoeta.