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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-04-27
MY SPORTS DIARY
De ar Diary:

Such tidings bring do not cheer, but never
fear--it will never happen again 1--WE hopeJ). You
lost the First two and the last game.
Our opponents were very, very we11-trained and 7
surprised that they did not take the third game
too.
The Greenbe1t team did not whole do a very
good job. Individually there good plays, but
oh, how disappotnting----the contrast between the
two met right between the eyes--Whil lie the
other team we1l-knit together in pattern that
wasn't for instant broken, it seemed though
Greenbelt loose, and shook like jelly. There
thought in their mind to calm down and play
volleyba1l, they just like children----alWays
the go for at all----Better luck next
timey
Doris and Mrs. Allen have done wonderful job Of
them, it isn't their fault if team HASN'T the
gunption to get to work. Thursday night we are
playing again at Taoma Park, If don't bring
a victory that night I shall haunt every member Of
the team.
After discussion, tentative sumner program
will be follows:
Thursday evening gym will be discontinued the
first Of May.
softball practice will be started in about ten
days to which the mothers will be allowed to bring
their children. They wi II be given ball
thing else to play with wi1e becomes DiNaggio
the second.
Archery will be held up a short time due to the
slow delivery Of equipment. We going to have
swimming; and vo1leyball and tennis when the courts
fini shed.
cannot stay up late the first day out of bed must
leave you all unit il next week.
Your CORES pondeut,
ioria lane
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-04-27
COOKING SCHOOL A SUCCESS

COOk1NG SCHOOL A SUCCESS
The cooking school sponsored by the Better Buy
ers, Mother's Club and Food Store Committee was a
huge success. Nearly a hundred assembled
Thursday and about hundred and twenty Friday
to hear Mss Turner Of the Potomac Electric Power
Company and her several complete meals.
Miss Turner gave many valuable facts to how to
get the best results from electric ranges, how
to electricity by using low and stored heat and
at the time greatly improve the flavor Of the
food.
The attractive way she garni shed and served her
food gave zest and inspiration to all the house,
wives who have grown little weary Of laboring
balanced Gals end budgets that DON'T want to bal
Miss Turner very enthus iastical1y praised the
Coop products frni shed by store for the demon
stration. She especially praised the cooperatives
in their forsightedness in getting the information
hous ewife needs the label. For instance if her
recipe calls for two Of tomatoes she could tell
by looking the coop label just how many cups
the held.
The prepared food given away by drawing
out of a hat. Some Of the lucky ladies were Mrs.
Goode, Hale Benefie1 Volok Hemingway Peter Greene,
Oscar Johnson and Reno.
Miss Turner's recipes may be had at the food
store. The sponsors and the ladies general wi sh
to heartily thank Miss Turner and her assistant
Miss Humor for their splendid INSTRUCT on and Nr.
Laakso for supplying the food. We all looking
forward to the next cooking school.
PRE-scHooL MOTHERS CLUB TO lEET
The May meeting Of the Priesthood Mother's Club
will be held Wednesday ight May at ei ght o.
clock in the Social Room.
ALL members urged to attend this meeting
new officers will be elected.
The subject "Beginning Sex Education" wi II be
presented by Mrs. Linden Dodson. There will be
open discussio the subject afterwards.
Ladies black wooden gloves. white stitching, in
Aud itorium the nj ght the Jacobsen dance: also
ball-peen hammer, carried off by child. Please
turn to MRS. D. D. Wood, liza Ridge Road.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-04-27

SPOTTlNG A GOOD CHEDDAR CHEESE
Holes are sign Of quality in cheeses, but
not In American cheddar Cor "store cheese").
Texture Of cheddar cheese should be solid if it
is Of good quality, writes the coNsUERs' GUIDE,
publication Of the Consumers Counsel Division Of
the AA". If there holes in it, it probably is
a poor buy.
mo check the texture Of the cheese. try tds
easy test suggested by experts in the Bureau o
Dairy Industry: Rub little piece Of it between
the thumb and fingers. The cheese should smooth
and wa1y with Jumps. and should down like
cold butter.
"Amer1 can cheddar is best when it looks neat and
clean, and whom cut from piece that is flat and
even. not bulgy or 1opsided. Color of the cheese
should be the same all the way through neither
pale or too bright, and should not be notified or
streaked.
Taste is largely a matter of personal choice. If
you like flavorsome and sharp cheese, ask for "o1d
American. The longer the ripening Of the cheese,
the stronger and sharper Will be the flavor.
But whatever its age, good cheddar should have
"nutty" taste. According to experts, it has a
pleasant c1ean, mild aroma and the characteris
flavor SINH lar to nuts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Completes Final
Week OF Day Camp

Day camp completed It's NTH
and final week Of camping At Point
Defiance below Fort Nisqually on
July 10 -Four hundred individual
campers have participated In the
full program 81 crafts. archery.
dramatlcs. swimming and horse.
back riding on the beautiful nsw
osmpsite overlooking the Nsrrovs.
Friday was friends day NJ the
camp. Invitations were extended
TO those interested Ia tho camping
project sponsored by ths Tacoma
Girl Scout council. Guests in
ciuded Mrs. ]. G. Trumnail and N.
Blanche Ksnsan Of the Community
House. Miss Ella Bennett and Mrs.
Helen Browne Of this wv. G. A.:
Mr.. George chensum OF tho Com
munity Chest Mr.. Sherman In
grls. Metropolitan Park board tho
Rev. Harold ~. Long. president,
Council OF Social Agencies. Mr.
Herman Norufors and Leroy
Vaughn. Council members ~ tho
Tacoma Girl Scout council are
Mesdsmes n. ". nuekmastsf, III
win James. y. y. r'fiaum. g. y. Bal.
abanoff. Leo Garter. l. l.. Drake.
Harry Dotsn and Philip sIsyden.
Other visitors during The day In
cluded Mrs. Katherine NJ. Hmith
and Mas Delorss Smith OF Seat
tie. Miss Gail Drake. Mrs. Edmon
Simmons and MIRA. Laura Matthias
Of Tacoma.
A special ceremony WAS held on
thu final day wbnn awards for at
tendance wero made 10 campers
attending day camp nins days or
more, and 10 Brownies attending
three Of ths five Fridays. More
than one-fourfh Of the total regis
iratious have been girls who are
not Girl Scouts or brownies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Tseomans Attend Summer
School in Hawaii

Among the seven Washington
residents who are attending the
University of Hawaii summer ses-
sion in Honolulu are Miss Lola
Friars and Miss Lillian Vida Lar
sen of Tacoma. Miss Friars re-
ceived her life teaching certificate
from the University of Washing
ton in 1921.
One hundred and twenty stu
dents from mainland United States
have crossed the Pacific to Judy
in Hawaii and Registrar Helen B.
MacNeil has announced that rs
states are represented. The sum-
mer school registration also in
cludes students from the Philip
pines and three foreign countries,
Japan, China and England.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22

There Is a large display OF
Sandwich Glass and fragments
from the collection Of Mrs. Leslie
Norton Nichols Of Seattle. Mr..
Charles Ernst's collection OF bot
ties from Olympia and interesting
exhibits from Tacoma enthusiasts
who do not belong to the Glass
club.
So great has been the interest
shown in the Glass club and its
work that II is planned TO organize
another unit in the fall. Anyone
interested in such a group should
get in touch with Mrs. Sherman
Jonas at Proctor 4463.
Exhibitors outside of the Tacoma
Glass club who are exhibiting in
the Ferry Museum show are as
follows: Mesdames c. NJ. Pear
son, G. L. Fslskow, Berry Sugg,
Frank Herbert, f. Riser, r. T.
knight, Fletcher Roberts, Charles
A. Robbins. J. Engelbrecht. Edwin
Yoder, Charles Lea. George Will
Jams. J. S. LEM. Marion Royce,
Clara Woodbury.. Miss Alma Uza-
foyage. and Messrs. nyron Hall
and Charles Ernst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Special Program for ysehtsmen
In Nansimo Race Interestino
''eomsns Cruising in British Coumbis Water. 10 Be
on Hand to Welcome Contestants; Trips TO
Alaska Are Planned by Some

An annual event for Puget Sound and Rr;ts, co,rh;
Hacntsmen which Is always anticipated with much enthus-
Ias Is the race each to Nanaimo G. from some
fuget Sound port Six boats from the Tacoma Yacht club
entered the race this which had as its starting point
the city of Everett p'
some yachtsmen weighed anchor at Everett Thursday
night while others got under way early Friday ho,
leaving at the calculated time for reach Nanaimo at
O'Clock Saturday afternoon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Mrs. Christman TO Leave
For Rhode Island

Mrs. T. L. Cbristman Of 3725 So.
Fawcett ave. will leave Saturday
for Providence, r. l., 10 attend the
convention of the Ladies Council
of the Universal Craftsmen Of En-
gineers. Mrs. Christman is presi-
dent of the Tacoma council. While
in the east she will spend some time
at the New York Worlds fair.
She will visit with friends and rel
atiyes in Nebraska on her way
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Married in
Early July


The marriage OF Miss Violet
Hammeken 10 Mr.. Clinton
Honroth was solemnized the
evening of July | At o:a0
o'clock, the Rev. Powell read
ing the vows. The bride Ia
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. llammeken Of a22S So.
Puget Sound ave. and the
bridegroom is the nephew Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Canary.
Miss Dorothy Nycnrnk was maid
Of honor and Mr.. Edward BeldlnE
was best man. For her wedding
the Inside chose a white dress with
which abe WIRE = white hat with
a short white vsil and a sgrssgs
Of sardcnlss
Guests AZ the wedding WIRE Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Canary and daagh-
ter. Hessie. Mr.. George Royer. Mr..
and Mrs. Hans oFvrs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Finsnn and daughters.
Charlccn and Lillian. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nycofnk. Mr. Joseph Ny
cornk. Mr.. and Mrs Miles Nurss.
Mr.. and Mrs G Christensen and
daughter. Marie, Mrs. blanche
lanyard. Mrs. Marie soFcnson and
Misses Estrid and Rose Hammeken
and Messrs, raymond and James
Hammcken. sisters and brothers
OF the bride.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Cedar Assembly 10
Hold installation

Members Of Cedar assembly.
order Of Rainbow for Girls. VIII
meet Saturday evening at the
3sth ST. Masonic hall. Miss Evelyn
Moe. worthy adviser. and Mrs.
Leroy Moe. mother adviser. win
preside at the initiation ceremony.
which viii be followed by BUSH
ness session. A report OF the
grand assembly Will be given and
plans viii be completed for the
Rainbow Denolay picnic Aug. 4.
Miss Moe was appointed grand
chaplain at the recent grand
assembly and her Rainbow sisters
viii be happy 70 welcome her in
her new office. Saturdays meet
ing will be the last session Of the
group until August.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Announes Birth Of
Second Child

Mr. ana MFs. Harry = trietsl.
ton ir. announces the blrth II :
daughter. Linda Louise. July ~, II
~. Jossph's hospital. Also esieom-
ing ths baby 70 . brother. Harry
III. grandparents Mr. and Mrs..
Joseph Former and Nj ard Mrs
Harry NJ FfirksitoH. ard = great
grandmother. Mfs Kiix<bsth isfssa
II Csnfrslls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Former Bismarck Residents
To Have Picnic

All former residents ~ Bls-
marck. y. D.. and visiting friends
are invited 10 attend the picnic
July 80 at Colden's North Lake
resort on tina Tacoma-ssstile high.
way. Anyone desiring further In
formation In requested 10 call Mrs.
n. p. Whitman at Proctor 1854 w.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22

In British Columbia, the Taco
ma power boat owners entered in
the race win be welcomed by more
Tacoma yachtsmen who are now
cruising in British Columbia wa
ters-Ted E. Worthington and
party aboard the Blanche D.: Bert
Bradley and party on the Betty
B.; Frank Rybin and party on the
Attica II, and f. C. cooney on his
Ell Phileen.
Many social activities are being
planned to be given in honor of the
Puget Sound participants in the
race. The social program will get
under way Saturday afternoon
with a tea at the Nanaimo Yacht
club. In the evening. the tradi-
tional dance for AN visiting yachts
men, to which all towns people are
invited. will be given in Pygmie
hall. Following the dance, boats
men will 60 to the clubhouse for
private party and the continuation
of the evenings festivities. At
this party, winners of the race
will be awarded with their tro-
phies.
Following the weekend festiu-
ties. some of the boats will cruise
on north to Alaska.
Tacoma entrants in the race are
I. j. Leonard, who entered his
boat, Gadget; Capt. NJ. C. Riggs
aboard Gallant Lady; Victor Eng
land and the Dagmsr: w. r. En-
cry and the Helen B.; r. Lichten-
walter and the Silver Spray, and
AL Hale and the smallest Tacoma
boat entered in the race, Bunnie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Miss Thompson TO Wed
Mr.. Mahnkey in AUGUST

Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Thomp-
son of Seattle revealed recently the
betrothal of their daughter, Miss
Virginia f. Thompson, to Mr..
Henry c. Mahnkey. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Mahnkey of Tacoma.
The wedding has been planned
for late August in Seattle. Miss
Thompson is a member of Drusea
club of Seattle and Mr.. Mahnkey
is a member of Trinity club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Brothers Leave for
California Visit

Mr.. w. A. Richmond, Tacoma at
torney and former state represen-
tative, and his brother, Mr.. Milton
I. Richmond. past president of the
second division OF the A. E. F., left
Thursday evening for San Fran
cisco, where Mr.. Milton Richmond
will attend teh national A. e. F.
convention in San Francisco. While
in California they will attend the
Golden Gate International exposi-
ton and visit with their mother,
Mrs. Mary Richmond, former Ia
coma pioneer who is now residing
in Oakland, Calf. They viii be
away eight or ten days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Former Tseomsn
Wed in South

Mrs. w. II. Donlsy has Just an
nounced the marriage Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Eleanor Donley OF Seat
tie. TO Mr.. Robert Love OF San
Francisco. formerly Of Tacoma.
June IS. In the California city.
The bride II a University OF
Washington graduate and her So
rority Kappa Alpha Theta. The
bridegroom's fraternity Is Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Of the University OF
Oregon from which he was gradu-
ated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Love are sstab-
liahed Mt homo in San Francisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Church 10 Honor
Navy Men Sunday

The First Methodist church will
have a part In the Jubilee celehrs-
ton this week by holding an un-
usual service next Sunday MORN
Ing. Former members of First
church are invited back for the II
o'clock worship service. The
Methodist men In the navy who are
In port win b. guests OF the church
and men OF the congregation will
meet them AZ the docks
Members Of the congregation and
their friends are bringing basket
dinners and after the morning serv-
ice they VIII meet In the social hall
for dinner. Coffee and Lemonade
VIII be served and the COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Frank wilhelmi In charge. will
provide table service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Complete Plans for
Garden Club Tour

Mrs. Frank Baker, former presi-
dent of the Tacoma Garden club,
will lead the caravan of Garden
club members to the Gilbert lie
Baron Duffy gardens at Three Tree
Point Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
E. c. Richards, president of the
club, has asked members TO meet
at her home at 1888 No. Yakima
ave. at 2 o'clock. Those desiring
transportation are asked to call
Mrs. A. b. Howe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Tacomans Noted at
TWILIGHT Races Thursday

Out for an afternoon and evening
at Longacres on Thursday were
Mrs. Henry Howard Walker, Miss
Amy Lou Murray, Mr.. James
Skewis, Miss Margaret Franich,
Mr.. Charles F. Wright, Mr.. Joseph
Henderson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Cook.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Baby Born in Chehslis
Welcomed by Kin Here

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. cro1el ard
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Didrieksen are
rejoicing on the birth Of their first
grandchild and great-grandchlid, a
boy. born July IS In chehalls 10
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald z. James
nnez Croweli). The little boy has
been named Charles Lee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Arrives from Home in
Deer Lodge. Mont.

Mrs. J. J. Millar OF Deer Lodge,
Mont, Is visiting at the home Of
her son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Densmore. She arrived
several days ago and viii be in
Tacoma for a week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
One Day Remains for
Glass Club Exhibit
Hundreds See Display at Ferry Museum; Register
Shows Visitors From All Over State. the Middle
West New York and the Philippines

Only Saturday remains for those who wish to the
Tacoma Glass clubs exhibit in the Hewitt of the Ferry
Museum The show has been signal with several
hundred visitors not only from Tacoma but outoftown.
The clubs guest register shows visitors from the Philippines
the middle west New York. and of from all cities in
the state of Washington
No small part of the exhibits success has been due to
glass loaned from persons outside of the club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Mrs. Pinches at Luncheon
In Seattle Thursday

Mrs. w. G. Pinches Of Tacoma
was noted at one Of the no-host
tables at Frederick & Nelson's on
Thursday afternoon during the
luncheon for which the annual fur
promenade was a feature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22

Hone % y tslst nskei =
Wikssou Aiisr Wsd
dlae Trip

OF interest here 4 the 993a
81 the marriage 81 Mia uel4N
v. Martin Of WIIke1ou. duuMh~
TER At NF4. Anna Martin. %
Mr.. ~ Safuhtla. .nf1 AZ Mr.. and
Nra Charles Samblln IL C1r.
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$1,000 f..lv ln.t u 1@r-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
News OF Sons Arrival
Received kiafs

Word has just been received IN
Tacoma that a son has been barn
n Mr. and Mrs Melvin Iced In
Green hay. Wisconsin. Mrs. Iced
Ia the former vsronies Fiahsrty. of
Chicago. and her husband. a war
rant officer on ths u, y. s Missls.
alppi. the con ~ Mr.. ard Ars.
Martis lie Of Tacoma. A great
grandfather sharing alan In shs
fluctuations 70 Msrtlnns o. Iced of
aiAbygden. norway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22

The N ard ~. club held 10
monthly meeting Wednesday sys-
ming al the home u Mira. Donald
Blake. fos Va. g5,h ". Ths eve
ming Was spent Ia shs playing u
cards. followed by . late supper.
Those present were Hesdamss
Wilbur Hamilton. Gay Tfonsons
Ernest Fsfnkhoussf. Lawrence An
dsfson and tns Masses Eleanor
shsfmas. Vivian kampbeil. Mar
gafsi BorsnEon and Eva MsttsoD.
q guest from Aberdeen
The neat meeting n The group
will he hsid a. the home ~ Mrs.
Lawrence AndsFson. tOl9 ~.
Thompaons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
Ysomsn 10 Picnic

the Brothsrhood ~ American
Ysomen wlii hold It's annual plcnle
Sunday Al Wap2io park. Luncheon
win be served AZ noon. All past
and present Ysomsn are invited
10 attend. Mrs. J. u. Peterson IL
chairman of the affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-09-04
''LISTEN DARLING"
 OPENS SUNDAY AT CAPITOL THEATRE
Judy Garland and Freddie Bartholomew Co., starred
 in Comedy Film Here

t ' k
 Love in a trailer is literal de- scription of Listen, Darling" new comedy featuring Freddie Bartholo- new and Judy Garland and opening Sunday at the Capitol. Theatre.
 Listen, Darling" is the. story of two kids who "kidnap" the girls mother in the family trailer to pre- vent her from marrying the town banker and set out upon the high ways to find a suitable husband for her.
 Mary Astor plays the mother and l the "suitors" encountered are Walter Pidgeon and Alan Hale. Gene Lock- hart is the unwanted banker and little Scotty Beckett appears as a small but effective menace, who manages to make things mighty un- comfortable for Dan Cupid. Freddie Bartholomew appears in sympathetic role that is in sharp contrast to the unpleasant charac ters he has played in many of his pictures. Judy Garland, besides sing ing three numbers, has an emotion al opportunity such as has not been afforded her to date on the screen.
 The double feature, Plight To Fame" end Private Secretary" ends. tonight at the Capitol.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-09-04
JACK BENNY STARS IN NEW COMEDY HIT
 COLISEUM SUNDAY

The season has started out on the right foot with something new and exciting in screen musical comedy! It's the new Jack Benny picture, Artists and Mod e l S Abroad which will have its local premiere Sunday at the Coliseum Theatre.
 Buck" Benny-equally at home on stage, radio and screen-is at his wisecracking best in a hilari- ous story about the escapades of screwball American vaude eyille e troupers stranded at the Paris Ex- position. He is given ample assis- tance by a top-notch cast, which includes Joan Bennett, co-starred as Benny's. new leading lady, the Yacht Club. Boys. as some of the | troupers, Mary Roland, as social climbing American dowager, Char ley Grapewin and Fritz Field.
 Against the glamorous back ground of the Paris Exposition, Artists and Models Abroad" fol- lows the adventures of Benny and his flat-broke gang of American hoofers. The gang, incidentally, in- cludes score of the loyeliest girls seen on the screen in many sea- son and bears out Producer Arthur Hornblow's reputation as Holly woods Ziegfeld."
 At the Coliseum tonight ends the double attraction, Speed to Burn and Star Reporter"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-09-04
Miss Mary Gregory
 Has Supper Party

Miss Mary Gregory, daughter of Mrs. Katherine Gregory, was host ess last evening with a supper party at the home of her grand parents, MT. and Mrs. William A. Holzheimer, on Fifth and Harris streets.
 The occasion was her thirteenth birthday and the supper table was in keeping with the theme. A huge birthday cake, surrounded by ar engagements of pastel shaded sweet peas, was offset by pink tapers. forming a lovely centerpiece for the table. Following supper Miss Gregory's guests attended th e movies.
 Those invited were Misses Mar ian Cass, Lorraine Johnson, Jane and Susan Williams and Nathalie Savovich. e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-09-04
COLUMBIA HAS B PASSENGERS
 JUNEAU BOUND

SEATTLE, Sept. 2-Steamer Co., lumbia sailed at o'clock this af- ternoon with l28 first class and II steerage passengers aboard, the fol- lowing for Juneau:
 Dean Hamlin. wife and child :; Otis Mempel, Thure Gustavson, Caroline Todd, E. H. Dahlgren, Miss Clara Cunningham, Doris Heg- stad.
 Miss Lida Domart, Barbara KIas- sey, James Cunningham, J. D. Sud- man, Herbert Freeman, George Bid- nick, Mrs. L.. w. Turoff.
 Mrs. Anita Meier and Erma Barney Lind, H. H. Bird, Frank Hewitt, Karl Springer, William Thomas, Joe Thomas.
 , s. w. Norman and wife and Bruce, Robert Bonner, Doris Nor man, Betty Carpenter. Mrs. Robert Wolney and child, Charles Stew art.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-09-04

DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-09-04
goo a.m.-Holy Mass. DOUGLAS GOSPEL MISSION

H. B. SCHLEGEL, Minister 1000 am.-Sunday School, City Hall. 7:30 pm.-Church Service. resi- dence. Girls Bible Class, Mondays. 1 pm, Boys Bible Clsss Tuesdays, 1 pm. uef
 Women's Circle meets every other Thursday at 2 pm.
 DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN
 MISSION DAVID WAGGONER. Minister Sunday services:
 1:30 pm.-Bible SchooI. M 2:30 pm.-Preaching service. All are welcome in these services ALASKA EpANGELIZATION
 SOCIETY
 (Native Gospel Services) GEORGE H. LOVELESS
 Missionary-in-C Charge 1000 a.m.-Sunday School, home of Mrs. Lee. A
 TOO p.m.-Meeting at home of Mrs, Lizzie Jackson.