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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12

The ladies auxiliary Of Beth.
osda Baptist church. so. toth and
l. sta. will meet Thursday for ii5o
sieascrt luncheon and program,
Mrs. cevilla wrye, Tacoma Bap-
list missionary To the Japanese,
will be the main speaker She
will present an Easter playlet by
seven Japanese girls Soriko Mat
ausawa. sutniko Hamagnchl. va
suko Hashiihoto. Sadako Fnshu-
hara. Ayako Tokl and katsnmi
Haahimoto. Mrs. w. Wakamstnu
yin read the Faster story from the
Japanese Bible. Greetings win be
brought also by Meadamea NJ. Mat
snnawa. r. Tokl. ~. Nskamufa,
II. Haahimoto and r. TeraAha,
Decorations are being arranged
by Mrs. Clarence Johnston, Mrs,
Elmer Myers. Mrs, August fedcr.
son. The luncheon Is In charge Of
Mechanics Gertrude kampbcll, De.
Tia Peterson. Grace Bafwell, Ethel
Farrell and Kathryn Shields,
Vocal numbers planned by the
program chairman. Mrs. James
snead. include selections by Mas
Rhoda Lean.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Aid 10 Meet Wednesday

The Ladies Aid society Of st
Paufs NJ. +. church will meet
Wednesday for a business meet
ing in the chapel al II a. m.
Luncheon viii be served al 1890
with members Of Circle ] as host
esses. The speaker for the after
noon will be DR.. Marvin Shafer Of
the College Of Puget Sound. His
subject will be What st. Paul's
Church Owes to the Community"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
ChapterHears
Three Reports
Mary Bal Members Hold
Round Table Meeting
Monday

Mrs. ], T. lee was hostess
NJ her apartment IN the ingle.
side Monday afternoon TO
members Of Mary ball chap
ter. Daughters Of the Amen-
can Revolution, when they
met for their regular Round
Table discussion. During the
afternoon reports were given
on the work Of the organisa-
tons historical museum com.
mittee. the student loan fund
committee. and the junior
citizenship committee. Re-
ports were made hy the three
respective committee chair
mon. Mrs. +. /. Beard. Mrs.
]. III. kltlar and Misa Char
loite Driskell.
In Mrs nesrd's report, she told
Of the antique silver spoons and
rare old lace which had heen given
IL the chapter "a be placed esfns
tnaiiy In Constitution hall IN
WASHINGTON. II, {. Al the prs.
ent time. however. they VIII he
placed in the Ferry MUSEUM.
Reports of the recent state
II. A. n. conference. held In
Isongslew Mar "a 20 Mar. ~. were
given by Nfs. Ada piff0rd. Miss
Emma Nnlr. Mra. Ralph t.esr.
Mrs. Carl Nelson and Mrs, Dwight
Mason, Each reported ON a sep.
aratr phase ~ the conference 70
which she was assigned. of inter
est was tho announcement that the
state II. A. r. membership has
gained IN the past year.
Mrs. Percy creath Smith pre-.
sided over the meeting, the last
she will attend before leaving
shortly for Washington. u g..
where she will attend the National
Continental Congress II y. A, n.
April II 20 April II.
Twenty-Five members attended
tho meeting which was preceded
by meeting Of the executive
bnafd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Kidney Danger Signals

Getting up nights. frequent OF
scanty flow. burning leg pains or
backache NAV be nature warning OF
functional kidney disorders Danger
Ahead Make this 4-day test Dluret!c
the kidneys Help nature eliminate
excess acids and other wastes which
can cause the irritation that wakes
YOU Up. ASK any druggist for a test
box OF BUKETS. Locally at Crown
Drug Co. Owl Drug Co. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Mrs. c. J. Harding TO
Be Hostess TO Club

Members OF Edelweiss Study
club will meet on Thursday for
II 80 luncheon with Mrs. c. J..
Harding as hostess at her daugh-
ter's home. 1907 No. Sheridan. The
program topic for the afternoon
will be Feminine Progress in the
Past 70 Years" Mrs. w. J. Hanson
and members Of the program COM
mittee are in charge. Roll call viii
be answered with names of PROM
inent professional women.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12

Inc program which the group
OF singers will give includes:
To the Spirit OF Music -.........
r,......-....... Percy Rector stephens
How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling place"
from The German Requiem
Maglhurst Treble mad
Accompanist Miss Helen iiehiner
Old English Madrlgals
Al, Creatures Now Arc Merry
Minded ...-.=... John Bennett
My Bonnie Lass She smiloth...
......ts... ...... Thomas Morley
Dream OF Jeanne stephen Foster
Marylhurst Madrlgal Singers
Accompanied, Miss Ruth Flood
Bel Song from 'Lakme" 49,. Delibes
Little Jack Horner-by J Michael
Diaek with apologies to Handel
~ soprano. Miss Barbara Burke
FloMef oil Dreams. ......#.-.... Clokcy
II Was a Lover and His Less $500.
p,ss.,.,.,,.,.. .t,,...#.'''''..'.Jamos P Dunn
LIS TassinH ~ ...... Edward Purcell
The Clock 80. Josephine Sherwood
Treble Triad
Fantasia Impromptu ........ Cbopin
Piano. Miss Helen Lightner
LADY Harriet Ethna o'Doherty
Nancy ,...s....... Miriam pozzi
H
....+-.- Marylhurst Choralists
Accompanies Miss Dorothy Vogcl
None But tho Lonely Heart .......
49,. ...#............ Tschalkowsky
&c no song .......t Orlando iii LaSso
The Gypsics .............'...B Brahms
Treble Triad
The first meeting of the Catho-
lie Woman's club after Lent will
be tea on Wednesday at ? o'clock
IN the home Of Mrs. Judson Ben
ton at the Tacoma Country club.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
James Healv Mrs. Lee Pirath.
Mrs August Won Boecklin and Miss
Marie Davis. Mrs. Charles r. Eek
strom is in charge of the program
winch viii feature a play, "Shad-
ow and Substance" by Carroll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
To Speak tuesday

XIV AdoIph Fleldsgaard. pastor.
world traveller, correspondent and
lecturer Will speak al OliYet Lu-
theran church. So. 18th and X SITS.
on Tuesday at 8 p. n, on Europe
as / Saw tt The lecture is spon-
sored by Oliyet brotherhood Mr..
a. Andersen, Of 21Ol So. Hosmer,
IS president ~ the organization
Rev Fjeldsga Travelled
through Europe last year and vas
present at several historic events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Visitor Hurt in
Fall on 6th Aue.

Mfs Msb~t Lewis. ~. visiting
hers frmn tsssmsstou, MSS stvee
frat AID Al Tacoma fs~nsvsl ms.
pstai Monday evening altar tripping
ON curb near ssh ave. and Tife Il,
rro~i Car offlesrs Charlse
Hughes and a. (. rssssr hap
pefei 10 be driving ny just - she
woman fell. and teah her IN fha
hospital for treatment ~ = mlnne
hack injury and = bsuiss an nee
knee f1hs was walking with heS
daughter. Mrs, w G.. nsrksapsne.
VITA whom abe has bSen staying
~ 80 No TFaftan II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Hospital AIumnae TO
Meet Wednesday

The Tacoma General Hospital
Alumnae association will hold its
April meeting in the reception
room of the Nurses home Wedncs-
day at s P. m.
The president, Miss Marianne
McEaehran, desires all members to
be present as an important bust
ness session will be held. Plans
for the May banquet and commit
tee reports will be discussed.
A social hour followed by re-
freshments will close the evening.
The directors will hold their
meeting the same evening in the
recorders office at 7:15 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
To Install tuesday

Vida chapter. o. f.. S, Will
meet Tuesday evening at eight
O'Clock in the Gothic room Of the
Masonic temple for the annual in
stallation Of officers. The INSTALL
ing officers will be Miss Pearl
Cronander, worthy matron. Mr..
Rudolf Boman, worthy patron, DR.
John d. Morris. worthy grand
patron OF the grand chapter Of the
state Of Washington. Mrs. John
Hendricks. chaplain. Miss Caroline
Davis. marshall. Miss Erma Cory
and Mrs. George Desmond, orga-
mist.
The new officers to be installed
are: Mrs. Rudolf Boman, worthy
matron; Mr.. Carl Diemer. worthy
patron, Mrs. Norman Cruver, as
sociate matron; Mr.. r. Ray BolIn.
associated patron; Mrs. William
Hamelin. secretary; Mrs. James
Salley, treasurer; Miss Bernice
Bolin, conductress; Mrs. W. Kirk
ham. associate conductross. Mrs.
Walter Johnson. chaplain: Mrs. II.
3. Messmer. marshall: Miss Erma
Cory, organLst. Mrs. Herbert Wat
tenbarger. Adah; Mrs. Victor
Chovil. Ruth. Mrs Leroy Craig.
Esther; Mrs. Guy Nedervold. Mar
tina, Mrs. Herber Cay, Electa:
Mrs. Antonio Hooker, warden, and
Mr. Edward Savage. sentinel.
There will be program Of
cornet solos by Miss Wymona
Diemer. piano numbers by Mrs.
Pierce Powers and vocal solos by
Mrs. Lynn Mccoy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12

Mira Minnie Tzsxans. 1Ttn ~
10Th 4 announces re eesaxs-
faent u her daughter. Niss Jsnnr
Christine, 4. Raymond = nneken.
son 20 Mrs NalheFg poeken ~ Ia.
cnma Wedding plans are ses for
the latter part ~ June Miss
Lyxum u graduate az ianeutn
hsek srhoai and her fianee Cnts
lexc % Puget stouna graduate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Club Schedule For Week

Eureka Rebekah Sewing club
meets Wednesday at 1880 for
luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
William simehen. 1871 Spokane
Assisting. Mrs. ". n Connel.
Mrs. Leslie Conncll and Mrs. Mar
garet Goary. Mrs. Fred Robinson
viii preside.
Menlo Park Sewing club will
meet Wednesday at 1880 for
luncheon At the home Of Mrs. ia.
/ Yid Telling Mrs RRy Ellison and
Mrs. John Stiil assisting. Meet ~
I 30 with the Mrnlo PARK commus
nifty club AZ the home OF Harold
Ridley
Tacoma Topaz Junior club meetA
AZ 8 p N. Wednesday with Miss
Eleanor Karbo. 1ff0 EA 27th ~
Plans for insailation April 10 VIII
be discussed
ssh'f " 'AifHs sftfhTh th" ttifff
Maccabees. meets Wednesday at
Maccahee temple. 18th and Pacific.
for regular session and lunch at
- 80 O'Clock. Mra Mark Taylor
viii preside.
Senior circle. fern Hili Neiho-
dat church. meets With Mrs Aels
Bjarkc Wednesday for Il 30
luncheon Mrs. Homer Haftzcil
will preside
Past Presidents elub. Custer He
lief corps, meets Wednesday At the
home Of Mrs Earl Williams. 500
50. K 81. for Il ~ 30 O'Clock lunch
con
Chirf Rangers club. ". q. o. y.
viii meet at homc ~ Mira William
McCaffery. 1901 50. X " Wcdnes-
day for Il: 80 luncheon
Tacoma Circle y. q. W. meets
Tuesday evening AZ the home 81
Mrs bingham. 1888 So q ~
Plans viii be made for convention
In Aberdeen
Harvard Midland PIT. 4. will
meet IN the school Wednesday ~
ternoOn NJ 80. Election ~ off
GERS Program by SIR GrAys and
Mr Reihs rooms Bostesasa. moth
cra Of Mr.. Turnbglls room. Mrs..
James Dfuea Will talk on the PIT,
A. magazine
LYDIA Phelps Tent. ~. -. a. v,
viii meet ThurfdaV IN TIRE aFnerY
for potlurk luncheon AZ no1n. Bush
nesS me ting az 30. Mrs Fila
Black presiding During The meet
ing there viii BE- an inspection.
women's society Of Adam. ~.
Chapel a1li hold their regular pot
luck luncheon and meeting a.
o'el0ck Thlrsday. iH ths chapel
Miss Helen Evans 2ili speak or
India Mrs. chafies 8rneDeyz
haateAs Mfs. Eans soores and Mrs
Peter Weber assisting
sorih Tacoma I. %. - y. ana
North TacGua Eebekah Wiil pre-
sent Hey Teacher for the beDs-
III ~ the boys b0me IN Haiia
Wslls Friday az SIS in the RustOn
sehOol Music ~ Tacoma Junior
Symphony. Alexander 3. Mslogi-
deff conductor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Walter Suffer TO
Entertain Dancers

Following The performance on
Thursday of the Ted Shawn
Dancers, Mr. Walter Suffer will be
host at a buffet supper for Mr..
Shawn and members of the COM
pany and a few Tacoma guests.
Mr. Suffers unusual home on Carr
81. has been the scene of many
parties for prominent visitors in
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12

DriUer in Near
Crash Arrested

a nssr-eeIliston with : police
prowi car Monday night was ~
directly responsible fos shs srrsss
Of orssts novsi. as N. lasA IT..
on charges ~ reckless driving.
offiasrs ~ \. Wiley ard Jfssb
Assrk hs,alssd the man aftss M
ear, silsssdiy driving ~ tn wspaw
side ~ the attract, almost fon Ialo
their prowi csr ~ s8sh sad rneifio
ave. Thsy trsiisd hin n tpth a..
and declared bs hsd driven tAroueh
two strip slKns Al high sps~si.
George vfsssini. ais ~. Wsso.
inxtnn a.. was ~tsenees Moaslnv
On charges Of speeding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12

Ftrxrest Cartier elah VIII meet
At : a'eloek Tuesday evening al
Inc heme n Mira ! M ptnsmasv
Native cverzfesa= vii ~ given
IN answer 10 Fcil eall Mrs A T.
FROST wsli give 4 paper ca ~ftne
Tree. u the Nesthwsst" ard Nsa
pansners wiii soak On What u
To IN the Garden This Nnnth
Mrs Hess curbrss w.H - In charge
~ the spelling and pronunciation
af plants. ami Fewer arrangements
will - presented ~ Ars fsoasisi
frammonj and tise hastsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12

Emma n. shaw Rebebah will
meet Wednesday evening In the
l. o. O. +. temple. Sixth and F'aW-
cett. Mrs. G. kranhold will pre-
side Social hour will follow the
meeting.
Mt. Tacoma Kebel,ah will spon-
SCR a card party "Wednesday eve
ming at S o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. John Burnard. o07 So. Aims
worth. Assisting. Mrs Alex
Munro. Mrs. Carl Enter Mrs. l..
Goetzka and Mrs. +. Fiffles.
Women's guild of Grace Evan
gelicaI Lutheran church will meet
for II 30 luncheon Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. l. jackson, III
g. Box 33f. Take spanawoy bus
to Collins road.
Good Hope circle OF ST Paula
Danish Lutheran church Will meet
for IL O'Clock luncheon az The home
Of Mrs. Thor Tollcfson, i0is No.
18th, Tuesday
British Amer can association
meets for business in Carpenters
hall Wednesday at x p. m. Mrs.
l.. Wingard. president.
Milton Pr. \. Will meet We'd
nosday evening at s O'Clock In the
Milton gym. with Mrs Bert Bald
win presiding II Is Dads night,
and election Of officers Will be held
Emma y. shaw RebeLah card
party Thursday from ? untn 4
O'Clock IN the club rooms of Odd
Fellows temple. Fagors Mrs. +.
f. Jensen viii be in charge.
Ladies Aid of Messiah Lutheran
church, So. 18th and at. WIN
meet Thursday In the church par
lors for the monthly noon lunch
con. Hostesaes Nesdames J. Mark
or. George Johnson. r. Petersen
and Miss Anna hikkelson. Deyo-
uonal services.
LpNbfIn MftnOdfsf tfhffhl ai1
society Will meet IN the church
parlors. Wednesday at I.45 Mrs.
r. O. Grimes in charge of deyo-
tionals. Mrs. G v Hall presiding
Jeenle Rees circle hohteases for tea
hour.
Boy Scout Troop 50 Of spsna-
way school will sponsor 4 card
party in the school at 3 o'clock
Friday.
rs Sewing club VIII entertain
Thursday al y 20 luncheon At the
home Of Mr.. y. r. jenkins. III
No. AinBworth Mrs Elizabeth
Justice assisting. Mrs 4. r.
West presiding
Ruth circle, No. J. Oliset LiItb-
eran church. meets Tuesday ~ >
. m. at the Florence apartments.
Mrs. Lon Gtien. hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Do This II You're
NERVOUS

Don't take chances on products you know
nothing about or rely on temporary relief
when there's need Of a good general system
tonic like time-proven Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made especially for
roB,en from wholesome herbs and roots.
Let Pinkham's Compound help build up
more physical resistance and thus aid in
calming Iangly nerves, lessen distress from
female functional disorders and make life
worth living.
For over so years one woman has told
smother how to go Smiling thru with
Pinkham's -over 100000 women have
MUST BE GOODl .dy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Sponsor Gard psriy

The WhIfman TT. A. Il spofls
soring a card party "a he held In
the school lunehfuom Friday, April
"a. Al \ o'clock. Bridge. 200 and
plnoehis viii br In play with prizes
for high scores. Refreshments 10
bc served.
the COMMITTEES In charge ~ ar
arrangements are Mrs. L. " Ellis.
chairman, and Mechanics p. o.
Duncan, q. L. baffrtf, Newell
Ramsey, !. r. waanebo. ". r. Bar.
weli ard Charles uawson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Past Presidents Hold
Monthly Luncheon

The Past Presidents club ~
John II Thompson auxiliary. y. 4.
" V, held It's monthly luncheon
Friday AZ the Washington spart-
ments. Mira. ". y. Gnibba pre-
sided Saturday tho same group
held a card party and during thr
evening Mrs George Whiiioch,
national president. was presented.
She gave each Of the past psesi.
H.ufn = riff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Chance Meetino Place

Members Of the Pierce County
Medical auxiliary will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
cyril Y. Lundvick. 731 No. Stadium
way. instead Of at the home Of
Mrs John Gullikson as previously
planned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Announce Engagement
Az Camp Murrav

Tho engagement ~ Mlas I'VE
lyn Hendricks 10 Harold Perkins,
son Of Mr., aud Mrs.. v. NJ. Fer
kinn ~ Gig Harbnr, was an.
nouneed At an attractive fsasfef
breakfast given by Miss ffcn.
drlcks parents. Mr., and Mrs. y, l..
Hendricks. at their hume NJ Camp
Murray, The Easter motif ~aa
followed In decorations which EN-.
pioyed Easter lilies, snspdraEvns
and daffpdlls.
Guests ffom Gig Harboy lnciud-
ed Mr. Perkins parents. Mr. and
Mrs. v. N. Perkins. and hia sis,er.
Mrk. DEXTER Mcdaniel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12

The WuMena FeliasNshir II the
independent fsihis church win
meet AZ II e'cinea Monday mnru-
ing Fnr business nnasiun com
Quoted By Mira u A. Iseinemsn.
The meeting viii be nfseesiaJ BY
a conference nf until welfare
rhsirmen al 10 10 n'elnck with
Mrs. J l.. Kendall ~ chairman.
Twslve.thir,y o'clock luncheon
will he served by unit l. with
Mrs. n. v. bingham In charge.
and uni, IA with Mira Hase Elisnsr
as hostess. Dr. Roy H. Hfufnbaaxh
will spesk briefly al this time
Mra, " A, puaslsaa viii IsAd
the dsyosions at lao p. NJ. Miss
Dorothy isaaes. ssoiinlst from ths
stndio ~ Mrs C'hsupeey nunkies
berger. viii bs presented In several
numbers, she VIII he accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. l.. v. fsaaesl
Mrs. n. A. IIolneman viii conclude
the program with q discussion ~
tho book In thr steps ~ The
Master" by a. V. Morton.
The nursery will be open Wed
ncnday under thr direction " Mrs
George wilklc, isadiss II the
church and their ffieuda are
invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Missionary Group
Meets Wednesday

Ths wnmsns Missionary sefI=
ety. NJ Trinity Methodist church
wlil meet In The church rariovs
Wednesday IL II 30 for q dsffodti
luncheon. A business meeting wtll
preersss the luncheon At ~ eslfk.
Al the o'eissk program, MIA W
n. ~. Fnrsyshe u Seattle viii BE-
guest speaker.
Queen Father circle Viii meet
VITA Mlss ksthryn Hurley. sos1
East Spokane. Thursday At 7so
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
Auxiliary Plans

Destiny auxiliary. BAal Birth.
Will hid ia regular business meet.
lnK ~ . oieiOck Tuesday evening
at Talmtid Torsh synagogue a
late supper Viii oe served BY Mrs.
Jack Karp and Mrs Harry Vein
stone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-12
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At Dinner
Former Tscomsn Sslsess
June ~ - O1se 81
Msrisss

Announcement was made
recently AZ = dinner party
given by a former TaepnsAn
In Hrrmsrton. II the engage
mcnt Of Miss Ruth Weston
berg. the hostess. 10 Mr.. An
drew ]. Thcdford 1T EImn. a
group Of intimate friends II
the couple wers invited h
share in the news.
The table MAS eeniered
with a nest II pastel Easter
eggs under which the data II
the coming wedding. June II.
was written an rArda fruln
which atrrAmers went 70 the
place of each quest.
On cheeniss< Easter sxen Il
each saver me nanss ~ IN enuo,o
Ruth ami refs wsrv written.
Mis- Nestenherx. dnuonler ~
NJ. and Mrs August !. Weueen~
hstx ~ Vein snd Formerly -
rssunaa. wss graduated fpues
ianratH high sehnei And y nmw :
msHh~r II The lenenlne esaft N
ufemsstrn nhn wnn xrndnnfed
fsvm she Western Wesntnnton
cellexs At Eauesskon q uollHn.
ham and iasrr slteuaesl IN I'M
varsity ~ California N mesnelev.
Tier flsnss 10 shs ~su AZ MIA
William =. Thesifera a. rylegt
Te&2s
usesix ~ the dinner rarty were
Mrs Gladys Cochran AMI daueD.
Ter. Miss Clare Mrs n0nAts eynnn.
Miss Mary EieanaT rhumponn.
Miss Frances ltnlman. Miss nahel
gtieksous Miss posnFhea Apopeey
and Miss Perry FORREST.
Ahmnss 10 Hsss spssksv
Alamnss N ~. Jos~ph's hsssestno
wiil meet Tuesday eveWins q IN
nurses basns fnr : h&,stnenn 60
sion. followed ~ 4 tain ~ ~. j.
y anhll~fKs representative IL ".
i"hn = CO. msnufsclnrtne dv1r.
gisss Ths student rles etua 6
ths hospital viii present. 3 mtsai.
cal program, A iate suppes VIII
eoneiusis ths evening.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-20

room and wished for something
other than the bed; chair or
the floor to put it on during the
process?
A camp stool plus a tray to fit
the top makes a very satisfactory
small table to place beside a
game table or to set up for your
books or mending basket by your
favorite chair. But be sure to
dress it up to best advantage. A
remnant of material and some up
holstery braid will do the trick.
Stain, and wax are suggested for
the base as paint might be marred
in folding the stool.
EDITORS NOTE: Mrs. Spears
has prepared for our readers a
booklet containing 80 useful and
practical suggestions for beautify-
ing 1.-The home. with step-by-step
directions clearly illustrated. To
get one of these useful booklets,
just send name and address, with
10 cents in coin to Mrs. Spears,
30 S. Desplaines st., Chicago, III.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-20
Ultraviolet Meat Storage

Longer storage of meat and other
food without spelling or changes of
color is made possible by the use of
ultraviolet radiation combined with
other more usual food preservation
practices, Professor Arthur W. Ewell
of the Worcester Polytechnic insti-
tute told the American Society of Re-
frigerating Engineers at recent
meeting, according to Science Serv-
ice. The germ-killing effect Of the
radiation, now being set to work for
bacterial purposes in a dozen diff
ferent fields ranging from steriliz-
ing the air in hospital operating
rooms to the packing industry, can
be attributed to its power Of form
ing ozone from the oxygen in the
air, Professor Ewell declared.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-20
INSECTICIDES
s ssss4;:ss c.

Sandwich Filling.-Flaked sal
mon and chopped cucumber pick
les moistened with mayonnaise
make tasty sandwich filling.
Boiled Observation-Disclosures,
if allowed to stand in water after
they are boiled, become soggy.
Drain off water they are boiled in
and use for soup stock.
Light Weight Blankets. - Wool
blankets and lightweight comfort
ers give warmth without excess
weight and pressure, and insure
the sleeper a restful feeling on
arising.
Washing Shirts.--To loosen the
dirt on cuff and collar bands on
mems and boys shirts, scrub
them with a soft brush frequently
dipped in warm soapy water be-
fore putting them in the laundry
tub.
Baking Ham.-The best oven
temperature for baking ham is be-
tween $50 and 275 degrees Fahren-
heit. This gives most delicious
ham which slices well. If a glazed
appearance is desired, use a left
over sweetened fruit juice for
basting the ham. This also adds
to the flavor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-20
why BARRIERS Cut Threats

"Just a haircut always shave
at home. Skins too tender
"Could you also trim the hair q
little while you shave the neck?"
"You should gimme half price
I'm nearly bald.
s'The last barber cut my hair for
ten years. don't 60 to him because
he just died"
..What do you do with all the hair
you cut?"
s'Ginme the same haircut you
gave me last year."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-20
FAST WORK

Bug--Where you goin' in such a
hurry?
Snail-I'm finishing that Finch
marathon I started last summerI
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-10-20
How Women
i'm Their 4O's
Can Attract Men

Here's good advice for o woman during her
change usually from 3S to So, who fears
she'll lose her appeal to men, who worries
upset nerves and moody SPELLS.
Get more fresh air, 8 hrs. sleep and II you
need good general system tonic take Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made
especially for ponsen. It helps Nature build
up physical resistance, thus helps give more
vivacity to enjoy life and assist calming
jittery nerves and disturbing symptoms thae
often accompany change Of life. WE'LL
WORTH TRYINGl