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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21
DARE COUNTY SEEKS
MARKETS FOR FIGS

Manteo, Aug. 21.-The ripening
of Dare county's fig crop, the largest
in years, has started a movement
for uncovering new markets, re-
ports c. w. Overman, farm agent
of the State College Extension Ser
vice.
Within the next few days, some
of these figs will be shipped to
northern markets as part of the ex-
pertinent. 1t is believed that by
proper. harvesting and packing and
the use of refrigeration, the fruit
can be placed on distant markets
IN H. good condition.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21
MONDAY, AUGUST Fl 1899

servation Conference which will be
held at Camp Milestone near Hoff-
man in Richmond county, starting to-
day and continuing through Satur-
day morning. L. r. Harrill, state All
Club leader, and Miss Frances Mac
Gregor, assistant State leader, will be
in charge of the camp, which is be-
ing sponsored by the State College
Extension Service, in cooperation
with the u. S. Soil Conservation Ser
vice, the N. c. Department Of Con-
servation and Development, and the
Federal Cartridge Corporation Edu-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21
ROTARY TO BE HOST
TO LADIES TUESDAY

The meeting of the Henderson
Rotary club to be held Tuesday eve
ming at West End Country CLUB will
have the ladies of Rotary as special
guests, and each member is ex-
pected to bring lady.
Barbecue and Brunswick stew
with the customary trimmings will
be served on the club grounds at
$50 o'clock.
Members expecting to bring more
guests than heretofore reported, are
requested to notify w. B. Beasley
by noon Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21
Benefit Payments
Exceed Tax Levy

LumbcrtOn, Aug. 31.-AIready
RObesOn county farmers have re-
ccivcd in Federal payments for
participation i'm the 1888 Agricul-
tural Conservation program $l16,-
900 more than the total tax levy
for tho entire county.
Farm Agent w. ID. Reynolds
aid growers have received to date
$500, ,168.49 for carrying out soil
improving and conserving
practices under the 1888 program.
Over 100000 is still due under
last years program and will be
paid to RObesOn growers within
a short time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21
DIR. CHAS. ROLLINS
AUTO OVERTURNS

DR.. Charles d. Rollins escaped in
jury Sturday night when his auto
mobile overturned on the Oxford
highway about six miles from the
city
DR.. Rollins applied the brakes to
his machine, and they locked, caus-
ing him to overturn. The automobile
came to rest on its top.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21
CARPENTERS WANTED
FOR GRANVILLE JOBS

The North Carolina Employment
office here has openings for two
finish carpenters in Granville coun-
ty, it was announced tod" tn"
jobs will pay 75c an hour, A hours
per week, ii was Sal.
Applicants arc asked to contact
Unemployment office as soon as
possible.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21
HENDERSON MEN IN
MARYLAND ACCIDENT

Luther Il. Hughes and Sanford
C. Beard. cnroutc home from New
York Friday night, after spending
Il week IN that city, mad an auto
mobile accident near HaVre De
Grace, Maryland. Mr.. Beard %lls-
tanned minor injuries, and the auto
mobile was considerably damaged.
Mr.. Hughes and Mr.. Beard are
expected to rcacn the city tonight
or tomorrow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21
MARRIAGE PAPERS
TWO ON SATURDAY

Two marriage license were issued
at the Vance Registry office Satur
day.
The papers went to Phillip A.
Brown and Luella Jane Edwards, OF
Henderson, and Winifred Wilson
Langston and Edith Mae Scherer,
both of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21
80 BOYS AND GIRLS
AT WILD LIFE CAMP

College Station, Raleigh, Aug 81
Eighty rural boys and girls from
so counties in the State will be dele
gates to the State All Wildlife Con-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21
ANOTHER PAYS FOR
TRAFFIC VIOLATION

Wilbur Turner, paid 81 into the
office Of the city clerk for parking
law violation, the records there re-
vealed today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21

Junior says he'd hate to be a
goldfish-because throughout its
life it's Saturday night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21

ma9 1T is rsda now " e estimated tin that the !.
wouldn't know about 'tf tba9 old' We
mankind has certajnIv mat, but
hood, hs eh0osn 1t is in its second conc c66jias c6iias
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-21
cational Bureau

cational Bureau.
,;,.1l me , young people-4o bow.
AWARDED scholarships to Sttts''ss the ea,;, and
ao+;;4 - .~sls OF tbeN conter-
actiVltles in wildlife connol tlem project
their home counties, conservation in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
DEDICATE SCHOOL
HERE ON SATURDAY
Adult Education Group Now
Housed in Building at
South HENDERSON

Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
there viii be dedication of the adult
oduc2t ton school on the South Hen
7ereon school grounds, it was stated
today.
MISS Ruth Moore, Of RALEIGH. gro"
supervisor Of the adult education
program of WPA, was in the city to-
day, consulting with leaders in the
movement here. The Vance County
Council of Parent-Teacher Associa-
tons sponsor the school, which is
conducted by Mrs. Winnie Allen
AyScue.
The school has been in progress for
the past several months, and now
there are 81 taking advantage Of the
program being offered here
Appropriate exercises will mark
the dedication Saturday.
Miss Moore was complimentary of
the work being done here and of the
building that is to be dedicated, say
ing that the school here was one OF
the best in her area.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
SPECIAL SERVICES
BY THE CATHOLICS

An announcement Of special ser
vices at st. Paul's Catholic church
here tomorrow was made today by
Rev Father Cletus J. Helfrlch, the
pastor, as follows:
''TomorroW, December 8, Catholics
the world over celebrate the Feast OF
the Immaculate Conception Of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, the mother Of
Jesus Christ. 1t is the common belief
among Catholics and the church that
Mary, the mother Of Jesus, in the
first moment OF her conception was,
by singular grace and privilege Of
Almighty God, in view Of the merits
Of Jesus Christ, her son and saviour
of the human family, preserved and
exempt from all stain of original sin.
Contrary to common error, this
doctrine has nothing to do with the
virgin birth of Christ; nor does it in
volve a virgin-birth of Mary.
This feast is held as a holy day.
The pastor Of st. Paul's Catholic
church announces that mass will be
celebrated tomorrow at nine o'clock
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
Public Forum
4 Months Is
Offered Here

Henderson is one of twenty COM
m,nities in the State selected for
public forums to be sponsored by the
University of North Carolina fXten-
sion Service during the months OF
January, February, March ard April,
DR.. Ralph W. Mcdonald, assistant
director of the service, has advised
Superintendent E. M. Rollins, Of the
city-county school systems, it was
learned today.
DR.. Mcdonald, unsuccessful can
didate for governor in 1886, wrote
that an arrangement had been work
ed out whereby the total expense to
a community for its entire forum
series will be SO negligible as not to
be a hindrance. The program is made
possible through the financial aid and
cooperation of the United States Of
flee of Education.
One or two forums will be held
each month in each community Sc
lected. The community Will be asked
to provide bare transportation and
hospitality for forum speakers and
will also provide local organization,
including committees, place of meet
ing and publicity.
DR.. Mcdonald wrote that 'Hender-
son is especially we'll adapted to be-
ing a forum center"
He asked Mr.. Rollins to Advise i'm
mediately whether or not one of the
forums would be desired in Hender-
son in cooperation with local schools.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
PAYS FINE

F. D. Bullock paid 81 traffic f..
at the city clerks office roo, ..oe
there revealed today. N'' US
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our many friends
ard neighbors and especially DR.. Bass
End the nurses for their kind assis-
tance during the illness and death of
our dear mother.
Her daughters,
Mrs M. L. Murphy.
Mrs c. A. Stainback
Mrs. c. T. Duke.
Mrs. c. H. Clarke.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
Study Fire


Committees representing the city
and the county have already held al
least one meeting in an effort tC
reach an agreement whereby the city
fire department Will furnish fire pro-
lection for suburban areas adjacent tc
the city limits. Both the City Council
and the Vance Board of County Com
missioners have committees consid-
ering the undertaking.
A month ago the county board pass
ed resolutions asking the city to fur
nish the service, after fire trucks had
been ordered stopped at the city
limits. Chairman S. 3. Rogers, Of the
county board, was added to the coun-
ty committee at the meeting of the
commissioners last Monday, and nc
meeting has been held since that time
but further conferences are in pros
pect at an early date.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
T. D. SATTERWH|TE
D|ESAT STOvALL
Funeral This Afternoon for
Father of John Satter-
white, of Here

E. D. SatterWhite, 73-year-old
Granville resident, died at $50
o'clock last night at ms home at
Stovall. He was the father of John
SatterWhite, of this city
Mr.. SatterWhite had been in de-
Ginning health for some time, but had
seemed to be improved until he suf-
fered heart attack last Tuesday aft
ernOOn. He was considered one of the
most successful farmers of northern
Granville county. He was in charge
of his farm activities until a year
ago, when he was forced by i'll health
to retire He was always interested
in his farm and in community ac-
tivities.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon at o'clock in the Baptist
church at Stovall with Rev c.. Van
Stephens officiating. Interment was
in the church cemetery. The body
was kept at an Oxford funeral home
until one o'clock this afternoon, when
it was taken to the church for the
final rites.
III. SaterWhite is survived by his
widow; five sons, Lucius, Mack and
Tommie SatterWhite, Of Granville
county; Elijah Satterwhite, Of Ra-
ieign; and John SatterWhite, of Hen
derson; one daughter, Mrs. E. D.
Owen, of Bullock; brother, j. H.
SatterWhite, of Palmer Springs, Va,
AHA e4gnt grandchildren.
The sons served as active pail
bearers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
Auto Plates
Sales Well
Behind 1888

Automobile license plate sales tor
the State for 1910 are running behind
last year at this time, it was SAID to-
day at the office of w. c. Gates, loca-
manager of the Carolina Motor Club
which is distributing the licenses II
this city.
Through Wednesday, total sales
amounted to $50, including 456 auto
mobiles, Al trucks and AZ traiIers. For
the corresponding date last year. sales
were 679, including STD automobiles
As trucks and SIS trailers.
Up to early afternoon today. 81
city license plates had been sold for
1910. The comparative figure for Z
year ago was not available.
Both the motor club manager and
the city clerk again urged motorists
to buy their plates at once and aVoid
the inevitable rush -ater on in the
month, as the law requires both Ii
censes to be displayed on cars Operat-
ed after the end Of this month.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
Referendum
On Saturday
For Cotton
Some 1900 Growers
In Vance Eligible to
Participate in Elec-
ton on 1910 Quotas;
su e Certain to
Garry.

Some 1900 cotton growers in
Vance county are eligible to vote next
Saturday in the referendum held
throughout the cotton belt of the
south and southwest over whether or
not the Federal AAA will be asked to
apply quotas in crop control on cot
ton for 1910 That the referendum
will be favorable is taken for grant
ed in advance.
Growers in this county will vote
at the same balloting locations as
those used for the tobacco referen-
dunn last October 5, with the eXcep-
ton that in Henderson the voting
will be at the court house, and in
Watkins and Dabney townships, grow
ers will come to Henderson to ballot
because there are so few cotton far
mers in those townships.
Vance has been allotted slightly
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07

less than 5000 acres for 1910, when
is only about SO acres less than 1859
In the State as whole 70 coun-
ties will vote in the referendum Dat
urday. The largest votes are expect
cd in the big cotton-groWing coun-
ties of Johnston, Robson, Sampson,
Nash, Wilson, Wayne, Harnett, Onlon'
Pitt Cleveland, Wake, Halifax,
Franklin and Northampton. Vance is
one of the smaller cotton counties OF
the State.
The nationwide vote will deter
mine whether quotas will be IN Ell
feet on cotton marketings in 1910 III
two-thirds of the producers voting
favor quotas, every farmer Will be
allowed to market without penalty all
the cotton he makes on his allotted
acreage under the agricultural con-
servation program. Farmers VINO
overplant will be forced to pay
penalty Of three cents per pound on
all cotton sold in excess OF their
quotas.
In the vote on 1899 quotas last fall,
the cotton growers of the nation APP
proved the plan by vote of 983, SOB
70 1875 100. or by 84l percent. North
Carolina farmers voted 1887 to 40
1853 in favor of quotas. They lacked
less than two percent Of approving
quotas on a tWo-thirds basis. How
ever. the cotton problem is a National
problem, and quotas were in effect
in this and all other States in 1899.
Floyd said that he hopes for a large
vote Saturday on 1910 quotas IN or
der to obtain representative express
sion of the growers on the question.
He explained that quotas are the far
mers' method of keeping the supply
of cotton more closely in line with
demand, and thereby avoiding ruin
Ously low prices.
Louis Mertins of Los Angeles,
born in jackson coun-
ty, Mo. 81 years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
Light Sales
Of Tobacco
On Wednesday

Sales on the Henderson tobacco
market were light Wednesday, with
only 198,80O pounds sold, bringing
S26, 949.45, for an average of $3.50.
1t was the smallest sale OF the season,
q rather poor quality, and the aver
age was one OF the lowest. The de-
cline in quality and price resulted
from inferior types of leaf now being
OiIerec, as most of the choicest leaf
has already been marketed.
Wednesday sales ran the season
total to 23,949,736 pounds, for So
638,977.43 at an average Of $1,000 per
hundred pounds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07

l9l7-United States declares NJ.
on Austria. was
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

l. On which continent is the Rio
Negro river?
g. What is the name for the
science Of the study of seashells?
3. What is the minimum age or
the office Of President Of the u. S.?
4. Will body weigh the same ut
the equator as at the poles?
5. What is The correct oronuncia-
ton of the word conflagrant?
g. What is the highest possible
hand in straight Poker?
7. Whom did Eleanor Holm :e-
Gently marry?
8. On which continent is the Sac
Francisco liver?
8. Of which country is Sucre he
capital?
10. Name the colors in the lag
# Bolivia?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
SAME PRESCRIPTION
BUT TWO BOWDENS
HOW'S thiS2

H0W's this?
w. ID. BoWden took a prescription
to local drug store recently, hand
cd it to the druggist who stared at
it for a moment and wondered if he
was seeing double.
The druggist had just finished fill
ing the same prescription for Mrs.
BOWden, given by another doctor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
GRANTED LICENSE.

Bonnie w. Brooks, Of Oxford, and
Evelyn Grace SatterWhite, Of Hen
derson, were granted license to wed
at the Vance Registry office We'd
nesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-07
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1899
in the morning.

IN the morning.
Especial evening services, consist
ing of benedicton and a sermon ex-
planning more fully the significance
of this feast and doctrine of Catholics,
will be held at 7:30 p. m. to which
any one will be welcome"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-02
N lanes
New Officers
Cardinal Club Nom b ers
Meet Friday Evening in
K. OF 6. Hall

Election Of officers for the
coming year was held at the
meeting Of the Cardinal club,
Friday evening in the Knights
Of Columbus hall. To replace
William Gaffney. jr.; Mr..
Robert Brown was elected
president.
Miss Frances kovai VIII hold
the office Of vice president Miss
Georgiana Bader was elected sec
rotary and Gordon Wingard will
be the new treasurer. Joseph Gleva
was elected sergeant at arms, tie
firing officers include Miss Julia
Jean Leahey, George Rspin and
William Brady.
The Cardinal club In IA organ
ization consisting Of Catholic
young people from every parish In
Tacoma. ruyallup and sumner.
Any single Catholic persons IL
years Of age or over Ia eligible
for membership.
After the business meeting there
was entertainment ana dancing to
"A popular orchestra.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-02
Guest Affair
At Lakewood
catholic Wonan's Club 10
Have Annual Luncheon
On Wednesday

The annual guest day lun-
icon of the Catholic Wom-
MS club will be held on We'd
esday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
/ the Lakewood Terrace
ming room. Mrs. Gerald
atten who has recently been
ected president of the or
anization for the coming year
in charge of the affair for
-hich Rev. A. j. Krebsbach,
J. will be POSTMASTER.
Mrs. Mark Dolliver, the clubs
string president, will present a
view of the years work and
I'm over her gavel to Mrs. Pat
n.
Principal speaker of the day
i'll be Rev. Raymond Nichols, S.
of Seattle college. His topic
i'll be "Women's Place in Char
v" Miss Viola Sturman will
)eak on Catholic Welfare
Musical numbers for the after
BON will include soprano solos by
RS. Andrew Berilla, accompanied
Mrs. Pauline Endras Sabol at
lie piano, and accordion numbers
Mrs. Fred Holt.
Each member of the group Will
privileged to bring a guest TO
ie luncheon, reservations for
hich are to be made by Tuesday
BON with Mrs. Patten, Proctor
$40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-02
Y-ed Program 10
Have Vacation Theme

A vacation theme VIII be the
basis Of the Y.Ed club program
Tuesday evening AT the Y. w. g.
A. Members viii meet for dinner
at 6.lB with classes act for \
o'elc H. Following the dinner
hour. several Of the members VIII
tell Of interesting vacations taken
by them In the past
Miss Befuad0tte la Mare viii
tell about her vacation In Homo
lulu. MISC Aiva keii Will tell ~
her trip 10 Alaska. Miss Leona
LlndemAn will tell ~ the Nan
Francisco fair. and Mas Eileen
Hayes and Miss Kathleen whsIsn
viii speak on Florida and New
York respectively
Miss Gladys Larson. club adj
wiser, Will speak on the southern
states where she used 10 make her
home. The program will be con,
einded BY Miss Helen Evans. head
of the Hotel Winthrop travel bD-
rean. who will outline several trips
Of interest fB the members.
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CLUB S

ladies ewsl>onsy ~ ~ HoUlpe
win hosd card party h IN
Eagles hail Tae~tey NssssnouHs
Mrs.. ". t,Iskinssu chairman. rust-
ne~. meeting Tuesday evening
with slestian ef off,eess.
thlsswss rys~~s s~~tesy meets
Tuesday ~ the hnme AZ Mn
Lamb toi7 Pacific avs. Lurek-
eea wtii b served 81 i1;M ~.
lowed ny sewing.
~. rae~wn n~hehsh rsts<slQn
ssnh wsli meet IN The I . q. y.
temple Tuesday. Mrs. Clyde Mev.
~ aud Mrs ~ HAswuae~a y
charge al dining rccm.
rv,assy ss.sss<s-s s,sss1 wsl
meet with Mrs. Guy Nsstsswutd.
ptt Msktnisy Rad. Tuesday -
1910.
vssshe Tshpy Jeees ctrws ~
will meet al the Grin jaseheoW
home. iSo7 No. Alder IT,. NJ
luncheon and bridge Tps~i&y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-02
Drama L eague
Play to Open
Most Celestial One" 10 Be
Given AZ Little Thester
Next Week

Something new in Drama
League productions viii be the
play Most Celestial One" a
manuscript play by I.aurabelle
Miuter. which has for a set
ting the reception room of the
Chinese House of Soong.'
Mrs. ]. X. Gordon is directing
the play which will be pre-
scented in the Little 1heater
off Carr ST., next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Maxine Goodwin plays the
role OF the head of the house OF
Soong and Mr.. George Beach the
son OF the house. Mrs. Otis Hen
derson's part will be the grand
daughter Of the house. Also in
the production are Miss Peggy
Jane Trounce as the umbrella girl.
Chester Darbcc as the actor, Jack
Gordon, the genoralissimo. Miss
Daisy Bryant as the amah, Nor
man Gordon and Teggie Ritter ss
number one and number two
house boys.
Narrows bridge club will meet
with Mrs. @. ]. i.emm. ntlow
Beach. Wednesday for 1 o'clock
luncheon and cards.
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fsossesacs win be Messiamss Hoi.
land y, Hurr. Harry J Hsss~fs.
q. c. Miller. j. n. Triton, w. A.
Hafnes. n~sa Mullln. A. ". On.
siad. G. u. slavery. a. v. fnst.
ptuse Nelson. v, u. Itudxe. " l.
Parker. 4. ! seIdsn. = n akiiiinxs
and W A, Perrin.
Mrs. .. W. nssel 80 music chair.
man has planned a delightful Hsi.
slrai program with twe prominent
Tacoma Hoioists taking part. Mrs
W. ". Taylor. accompanied by MEs.
Walter Meiisnry. viii sins ths ses-
end act ~ Sampson and beisish
and Mr.. Erich Kicker. violin IN
ssfuetoY At N. College ~ Puget
Sound, win foiiow with group II
three vlnlin numbers Romance
hv wieniawskl, Hk'rum the Cane
nfakc- by Gardner and Media.
ton hy Masscnet.
Mrs Tayiors last group will IN.
ciudo ITO ths fslrtis hy George
iins, The last Hour" by Waiter
Kramer and Les aeliss Dc casiix''
by leo pclib~s
Mrs ". y, rafr. president ~ the
wamens association. wlll dsspcnss
with the regular business ses~i"f
With the exception az the report nj
the nominating committee. Thsrs
will be a beard meeting Al lin
aieioek
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Club 10 Close Year
With Fine Arts Festival

The Arts and Science club will
close its club year with the annual
Fine Arts Talent Festival which
will be held in the Woman's club
house Tuesday from / O'Clock in
the afternoon until S o'clock in the
evening Mrs. Carl Messner. general
chairman, appointed a committee
including Mrs. Kenneth Clipping
dale, needlecraft Mrs. NJ. S. Mac
Donald, photography, sketching and
art; Mrs. Ted Martin, manuscripts I.
Mrs. Gerhard Bahr. domestic cook
cry: Mrs. Merle Leedy, foreign art
craft; Mrs. Michael Devote, hob
bies; Mrs George Converse, flow
ers: Mrs. John Smith. antiques;
Mrs. Eugene Jund, publicity. Mrs.
John Lemon Is in charge of the tea
hour which will begin at 2 o'clock.
A short musical program will be
presented.
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Junior Board
Will Meet
Mrs. William Arid Johnson
To Entertain Group
tuesday

Mrs. William Arid Johnson
will open her home on Gravclly
lake drive Tuesday to board
members of the Junior Wom-
ans club. Members of the
board will motor TO Lakewood
center for luncheon preceding
the business meeting. Mrs.
Calvin Stewart. club adviser.
will be a guest.
Members Of tho board are Mes
DANES Charles ]. Weller. Frank
II. Trevor Moi.ain, VIII
liam Arid Johnson, Frank w.
Fox, Loui. Miaener, Alvin e, AL
lard. ", A. Rasmussen. Charles y.
Skewia. A. +. Dockeray, Oscar NJ.
Houseby, Fred Friberg, Harold
sathcr, Morley Brotman. n, L.
Kirk, l.. O. Reisinger, Elmer g.
Hagen and Walter y, Broom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-02
Plan Skatinq Party

Members OF the King Roller
Skating club will sponsor a skat-
ing party Tuesday from $50
o'clock until midnight. The party
will be at Kings rink, 27th and
Pacific ave. Nearby clubs and
skaters from Seattle and other
Wcinities plan to attend.
Richard Eicholz is president Of
the group and Joyce Taft is vice
president. The committee in charge
includes Miss Lorna Bass, Floyd
Nourse and Mis- Joyce Taft. Dom
aid Vose Ball will be at the organ.
Golden Rule Maeesbees will meet
Tuesday at / p. m. in the haeea-
bee temple for practice, Mr.. ".
r. Hunter, in charge.
North Tacoma Rebekshs Will
meet Tuesday evening at z o'clock.
Mrs. Gladys England presiding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-02
Missionary Society Plans

Women's Missionary societies OF
Fern Hill Baptist church will meet
Thursday with Mrs. n. l.. Deck,
9sth and Mckinley ave Cars will
leave the church promptly at
1:45 o'clock There Will be a short
business and devotional session at
2 o'clock followed by an interest
ing mission study led by Mrs. Les
ter Heafn.