davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04

NstR FtfEass - Is sfs n.
"a 80 - gasss assF 81 ~ sess
e hesus Arrests 49, ~ 49, -
ifrrsssE a. sHr-sg "a sNesssi 80
81 - swss - 49, ta.ral sgazss
- $3.50 e. tsss< sassasss
fva~sssa Tsssrs - - ~ casters
- fsssEa aoss ressai saszass tsss
go
~ y Fsssafe fhass sssnae,
49, - - as saslhsss sasa gs4s
ksfs ~1sss.e ~ $3.50 us.s -
rtks 49, tass t<tns - effaclsl
yae-lss yea y szzans1 = sitslag
tsss = wAss q
TT san gansgg So - ~ -
sesaacse fruar Here 10 resrF-
vsta1n Ill - uaazs e. h SIR
fsse1ert wssasas. ~ seneol q al
+ sliAer pssntsnE ~ sculpture
A. esfeyt hss a<sn nasds ;a srni
inFliailens - sYeFY srtzsi sllElh3t
L. ihss Efour
sFttsik not receiving lnFiiktaons
hgt Sko consider TIER wosk n
TIE advanced class niAy submit
wpFs through Mrs. Charles "
ortnn ia sumner. ~ the ar, oaua.
rnif,ee. Who vii ~ al ths nfih
floor auditorium q FREDERICK ard
Nslson IN Seattle on September 8.
Arrangements for TIRE amateur
slli ~ the same As in previous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Ivy Chapter TO Be
Visited by Officers

Ivy chapter, o. r. S, will be
honored on Friday evening by the
official visit Of the worthy grand
matron. Mrs. Jessie Bolton Hedges.
and other grand officers at the
Masonic hall at Fern Hill at 8 p. m.
The degrees of the order will be
conferred on a class Of candidates
with Mrs. Alfred Hodges and Mr..
Herbert c. Ford presiding. Music
during the evening will be fur
nished by Mrs. Stanley Craig and
Mr.. Herbert c. Ford.
Following the evenings meeting
the drill team Of the chapter will
put on a short program. after
which refreshments will be served
in the dining room by Mrs. Carl
Ostlund and her committee, Mrs.
A. F. Turner, Mrs. Fred Snowden,
Mrs. William Smallridge and Mrs.
Harry Farrier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
NEWS AND NOTES OF SOCIETY," CLUBS SCHOOLS CHURCHES
Quietly
August 30
Ma Maze Ns&sT 80 ~
Fr.rs aeA~s. Med Ia
Assasss f$c~ss

isaF~nss - ~ lsese snsl
les Asgsnztan1s ~efw lie
nelT HwsMns preaens A. TIE
nNsssAsv - Mas Mare Miller
aa1 No fFMnA Y Restess -
shs haase - JwsFv lszsenk A.
Ma sxFy - 5 aeisxk - ~ 80.
nsnx s. AWx 81
Thx lftae ; M aaughseF a
NJ Ksa Ma gehn ! Mssses
si1l - IArwnaa ax~ ard her
haatAand shx sam ~ Nc ard
~ Peter RELIEF ~ sssfsar.
~ stssmstsNas ~sr< ~ sss&s .
s4ssss n 10 fssssx sasss 49, Ns
49, ssssAsssesss - Eess ts~ss
A sesx ssss4r* 49, ess vs4~
- ths ssAAs - - msskmaf -
~tssA - u&s sstx& ~ 49, FsaA<s
80 So ssers esNs ssssss~sss ses
essNsss = ssszsseass stss al
ts@aAns ~~ss AZ esfefa ssss rzn.
ssrps sass. sisn villa ssfssxmsss
feSAFasns Tee ~~sAasas s1rsss
aMs sxsxaa - TIE @amas ~ 80
hstsss tswsnsf and ssssaetasasas.
at sssa Mrs. tssmssn ~ AasAss
stts Na sssa a cnesFs Wess sssss
Fss e. II : 10 aeln~f
pct Asf daughters mesAisns Ma
Mlissf aefv kiAsa esxp~ wssn .
eurssrs a rAhs fosssads ard MFs.
Tsslssess 6f~ss w&s - sssesssts ard
hxf fsuwsrs ssEvxnlas
TAs itsfmsn Miller hassss sas sra
fsolasea II rsnA sri ehsss sstsrs
frf ihs saresF sith . esussFpsses
nf she SANE cniese
ssassss ~ ihs supper party ~sts
NJ and AFs. Charles ufuss. Mira
William uatsoss. slater u ths hEssis.
gToon. Mlss Patricia Reflect M.
jnnu MAlasatis, Miss Aslsen VIII
cexln. MF. FIRED T. Gray. Mr.. Pred
NJ Grove. Miss Gloria Grove, al 81
Seattle. M Everett Constable. Nj.
Albert Coils and Mrs Roy Hsfkiss
ruad u Fort Lewis NJ. and Mrs.
Henry koffenhergeF. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. ]. Miller. Nj snd Mira A. q.
achiund and Mlss Vivian schluad,
all q Gsg Harbar Nj ard Mrs..
william r. Miller Mr.. and Mfs Carr
r. Miller Miss Betty Miller, OF
Hollywood. Mr.. A. c. Glsw. Miss
Ruth Glsw. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Newman. Mr and Mrs. Loren Whit
ney. Mr.. and nrs James J. New
man. and Miss Marie Miller. cousin
Of the bride.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Circles OF Msson Church
To Resume Activities

Mason Msthod&t church circles
~ill resume activities IT ths fail
thls ~esk. Several II the circles
are planning meetings on wednss-
dag.
The Alta aopes circle meets with
Mrs. c. n. aoper II 1910 Mo- Ssth
IT. for 1880 iuncheon. liostsssss.
Mira. sorer. Mrs. Fred Cook and
Mrs. Rnbert Graham. dsvotions.
Mrs. Mile Bohannsn, missionary
lesson. Mrs. H. A. Cross.
Mary Jacobs circle mssts with
Mira Walter johnson II 4sit No.
goth for 1880 luncheon Hostssses.
Mrs. u. y. Jacobs. Mrs. Walter
johnson and Mrs. jsmss Allan.
Devotions by Mrs. L. q. LanGfon:
missionary iesson. Mira. A. w.
Martin.
Elsie Hamilton circle meets With
Mrs. Frank Allen ~ asOs No.
NJ. for 1880 luncheon.
Mrs. Frank Allen. Mrs.
Grace Hall. Mra, Loueiia Swift and
Mrs. Howard King; devotions. Mrs.
Joseph Miller: missionary lesson.
Mrs. n. 3. crothers.
Trma crawforth circle meets
With Mrs. Donald crawforth at
I7i6 No. 37th at for 1910 lunch
ON. Hostesses. Mrs. Donald
Mrs. w. ". Dickson.
Mrs. Henry Peterson and Mrs.
Nellie Marble: dsvotions. Mrs. Roy |
.eslie Smith; missionary lesson.
drs. Glen Otis.
Lois Ferne circle meets with /
drs. Roy Leslie Smith at the par
onage. 4022 No. 2sth It,. At
J. m. Hostesses. Mrs. Smith and
frs. Henry Peterson. !
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Tseomsns Return From
Extended Motor Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. W p. Bonney and
Mss Zaidee Bonney. 1910 No.
Prospect ST. and Miss Ethel Cot
ter. 25ol No. Lawrence st. are
home after an automobile tour In
California They spent several
days at the San Francisco fair
and then went to Sacramento for
N. annual meeting Of the Oregon
TRAN Memorial association. of
which Mr.. Bonney il Washington
state director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Theta Rho Group 10
Meet tuesday

Tahoma Theta Rho. No. l. will
meet Tuesday evening at 7:3o.
Rebekah sisters Of the club will
be guests for the evening.
An initiation and program fol-
lowed by refreshments has been
planned for the guests.
Hostesses viii be Miss Elva Mum
70, Miss Anna Hulsman and Miss
Betty Woolsley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04

Tne WameH's vNepten lCle
ssanAFy soaIety - ~ xoG4
Msskoalst dhurpA m meeg = ~
ladies' psfips ~ ~ enessh y =.
O'Clock an WsanssDay. Mn. g. q
rrimhle vii psesl6o nn1 VIII ~
ths dsvstisns. Nh Jennie 2. VI
Johnsca VIII sing. 1eFs t2eo =
y. colllsr. Just recently heWe frusn
= two ana eue-beIf ysas m
around the wurId. hss hsea invtte1
70 speak % 'Womaa N o1nee
iAndas
Mr.. l. n. Isssea and Nm. 4 y
johnson will - n chasGo - ~
tes hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Auxiliary Party TO
Be Held tuesday

The auxiliary Of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles will give card
party Tuesday evening in Eagles
hall. Mrs. K. Dickinson is chair
man. The regular meeting will
also be held. Members interested
in forming drum and bugle corps
will meet with Mrs. Earl Robinson
Friday evening at 8, also in the hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04

Ffafs 49, Iaas ssss IAsss 50 -
EFssa ~ asszs sEa4ssas ass -
Feaess - Efs
TtFse Fesfs az q aFesfs sssesf
- sfssss s6s sa2ea saa 49,
sfsa5ses - aeasAE1sm ~fss<e -
sNs 49, weeAes NAAttxt snsx
$50 80 ~ $3.50 $3.50 -
sggssges r. heak fa4a = asfs.s
- $3.50 a reFs q - 49, n4Es
sses e h.sk -szsiasafia1 - NJ
ossas Tssss aaass A. anara.
fzsss 80 - osFsfaiif esred ~
40 rstafnsss - 80 e-nst A. tAx
eass- x - FAR
oHeun esz8;ars e MAsssagtra
n.Axsslnsa are ansgtea h SEED -
une q ENo cFzst x shstf rasst-
ests1a. Aasar R1a AT kSasfFs.
1ansoF LsNFBs ard Cornish sesess
gfnaps srs fsfatmsfd - saemls
pieces faf sxhlesgson az are ths
fesfrrsl Art project leaders Al
beoks. magazines ard aeak-eaisee-
ilans sseala b. fcus q Ms
Charles ~ ofton care - ire Ar
Gallery. Western Wkselngten fair,
fsgyaliup by sept 10
Writers may eTing their books
and other wotF 10 ths arr com.
mlitee a. F0ssieriek and Nelson
On me samA, date ne sftlAts sub
NIT their WORK. from 10 IN the
morning unta . in the Afternoon.
or send directly 70 Puysliup. Work
vii be returned by mail pos; paid.
Tscomans can send their work 10
schoenfeid's, Thursday. Sept =
10 80 to 4
There Will be special exhibit
featuring newspaper verse. Any
poet who has not published IN
magazines bat whose work has
appeared in newspapers is invited
10 send In something mounted on
a card size by IL. giving credit
to the paper 10 which IL appeared.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Auxiliary 70 Open
Fall Season tuesday

At the first meeting Of the fall
season Of the Typographical suxil-
larry. Mrs. Fred Hudson viii enter
tain at luncheon.
Mrs. Elmer Hopkins will preside
at the business meeting which win
begin at 2 O'Clock. Plans Will be
made by the committees in charge
for label and membership work
during the fall months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Past Presidents of
lent to Meet Friday

The Past Presidents club Of Ju-
liza Dent Grant tent will meet Fri
day with Mrs. Emma Swindler,
646 So. Steele, for a 1890 lunch
con. Mrs. Bergey will preside over
the business meeting which will
follow. Reservations may be made
at Main 1886.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Catholic Daughters Of
America 10 Open Fall Season


the Catholic Daughters Of America
win begin their fail season with a
business meeting To be held Tues
day evening, at s p. m. at the Hotel
Winthrop Mrs. Frank Murphy
viii preside.
Assisting her for the coming
year as officers are Miss Jane
Murray. vice regent: Mrs. Thomas
corbett. prophecies; Miss Helen
steinbach. lecturer; Miss Betty
Tschida. historian, Miss Winifred
Henroit. financial secretary; Mrs.
Mary S. Hinckley. treasurer; Mrs.
Margaret Lewis. monitor. Miss
Teresa Whelan. sentinel; Mrs.
Ethel Egan, Miss Charlotte manley.
Mrs. Mary Piper. Mrs. Martha
Weaver, Mrs. Louise Goodman,
Mrs. Ada NJ. Elliott. trustees. and
Miss Marie Burke. organist.
The committees for the following
year include:
Alaska missions: Mesdames
Agnes HUFFMAN and NJ J. Kenney;
advisory: Mesdames James II.
Egan, Stuart Elliott, William Geh-
ring. H. NJ. schovlin. Misses Marie
Egan and Helen Steinback.
Convert league: Mesdames VIII
liam II. Bagley, Ronald Aubry. NJ.
p. Burrows. II. NJ. Frickelton. b.
II. Goodman. N. p. Harrison, Agnes
HUFFMAN. Carl Knecht, A. w.
Kintz. Ann Mcmillan, John Piper,
f. n. Mcdonald Benjamin Rat
cliff. Nell Roth, Milton Richmond,
Alice Sappenfield. Misses Gertrude
Herring, Clarie Dorsey. Mary Ken
ney NJ. Kratschner, Dolores O'Con-
nell, Nina Reynolds.
Diocesan delegates: Mrs. NJ r.
Burrows; juniors: Miss Helen Stein
bach: legislation: Misses Jane
Murray, Agnes Breen, Marie Egan,
Winifred Henriot, Mrs. ]. c. Hinck-
ley; library: Misses Charlotte
Hanely, Augusta Ohlin. Ehlin
Ohlin and Mrs. James II. Egan.
Membership: Mesdames Stuart
II. Elliott, Alex Bremen, Leo
Christnatch, T. c. Corbett, Thomas
Kornell, Ed Leonard, w. E. Lewis,
]. G.. Ohm, J. M. Small, j. II.
Turner. A. NJ. Ursich, Misses Mary
Bro. Marie Burke, Pauline Calkins,
Maxine Gunther, Hermaine Rigney,
Betty Tschinda and Teresa Whelan.
Sick and rosary: Mesdames A.
E. Anderson, w. w. Crosby; sew
ing: Mesdames J. M. Weaver, w.
NJ. Bresnaham, T. c. Corbett, B. II.
Goodman, Thomas Kornell, Ben
jamin Ratcliff. J. NJ. Nicola, z. ].
Enright; study club: Mesdames
James II. Egan and w. G. Nc
Namara; telephone: Mesdames
John F. Hot, Mary Burke, B. H.
Goodman, Theo Harris. N. P. Har-
rison and Miss Charlotte Manley.
Ways and means: Mesdames z.
c. Grenier, w. NJ. Bresnaham, w.
w. Crosby. T. c. Corbett, z. j.
Enright. William Farley, Dorothy
Fellera. William Gehring, E. M.
Heckert, clara Hammersmith,
Anne Hoban, Carl Knecht, A. w.
Kintz, Gus Larson. VIM. McNa-
mara, Fanny McAllister, M. j.
Nicola, John P. Piper. Charles
SchuIts, H. NJ. Scholvin, j. M.
Weaver, August Won Boecklin,
Misses Clarie Dorsey, Thelma Dur
kee, Blanche Kenney, Agnes Lyons,
Mary Powers, Veronica Schilling,
Mary Welter and Margaret Walsh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Honors Daughter OF
Birthday Party Thursday

Mrs. A. Mario entertained on
Thursday evening for her daugh-
ter Huletta's 18th birthday. Dur
ing the early part OF the evening,
games were played. and later a
buffet supper was served, Honors
in games were won by Miss Gloria
Raymond, Miss Gloria Burhart
and Miss Carol James and Miss
Irene Kindregan won the door
prize.
The other guests were Lois
Jelle, Marcelene Eddy. Beverly
Eckman and Roberta Gray.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Announce Arrival Of
First Child Aug. "a

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Weston OF
Seattle announce the birth Of their
first child, son. Gerald Rufus
Weston. in Seattle General hospital,
August "a. Mrs. Weston Is the
former Helen Hand. Grandparents
sharing the fluctuations are Mr..
and Mrs. Fred J. Hand of Tacoma
and Mrs. Elizabeth Weston Of Sc
attic. Great grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. II. f. Nagel Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Kun1 TO Be House Guests
Here Thursday and Friday

Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz kunz dora
Van Gelder) who have been at the
summer camp of the oreas Island
Foundation, will be in Tacoma for
lectures Thursday and Friday,
stopping here en- route to New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Kunz, and
their son, John. will be house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene En-
mons. 407 No. Yakima ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Rebekahs TO Open
Season tuesday

Mt. Tacoma Rebeksh Priscilla
club will meet in the /. o. o. F. tenn
ple Tuesday for the first regular
meeting of the fall. Plans viii be
made for fall and winter work.
Hostesses for the 1890 luncheon
will be Mrs. Minty Jensen, Mrs
Martha Hughes and Mrs. Emma
Hessig.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
PoiIuek tuesday for
D. U. v. Group

Julia Dent Grant Tent. d. u. v,
will meet Tuesday In carpen-
ters hall for a 1880 potluck
luncheon. Members having birth
days in July, August and Septem-
Der will be honored. Mrs. Stewart
Thinius will preside at the business
meeting at 1870.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
GsrbeI|-Swift Ceremony
SoIemnized in Rectory
Rev. Anthony Hack Read. Nup'isI In Quite Service
On Sunday Afternoon; Reception for Two Families
Follows In Home OF Brides Sister.

In quiet ceremony which Rev. Anthony Hack performed
the recory of Holy Rosary church Sunday afternoon
Miss Helen Garbell daughter of Mrs A. Garbell Of So
St, became the bride of Mr. John Swift of Mr. and
Mrs. j. J. Swift. of 3717 No. 29th ST.
The brides ensemble green costume suit with
brown Accessories and she with white orchid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
To Elect Officers
Thursday Afternoon

Seventh Ward w. c. r. U. will
meet with Mrs. L. r. Owens, 1905
SO. sprague, Thursday afternoon
at 1870. An election Of officers is
planned, and there will be a Fran
ces Willard centenary program
presented
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Fair Exhibits to Feature
Work OF Wsshinstoni.ns


- lste szszA tfra1sss ar stsssse se 49, 50.
= - = g ~ az fsaass - sNs fAF asseatz FFx ze
= ssAs~fs sA<StFxF - ftA - ses8 e4 - kFtsz8
sfaisgs a. s-fsasw q tas STATE q. NAsklnrsam.
AsrsSrs g ~ ra<4fe Ceass fAlnaers Sa,gssrs al
Writers Nz3 Ard tas hafa " anexsuss e sAs wesxsn
NasAassea FaF assatsos haes tAexn shs thsre Il rcz
t~esise slft ths sfa't Geassa lstAex ys4F nsesFar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Garden Club TO Meet
With Mrs. BRIDGE

Members of Madison Garden club
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
George Bridge, 1898 So. Alder st.,
Wednesday at 1890.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Mr.. and Mrs. Vidrieksen
10 Be h1osts

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley,
Mrs. Theresa Wilvers. Miss Goldie
Taylor and Mr.. Fred Wilvers will
be holiday guests from Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vidricksen who have
recently moved from Salina, Kans.,
to be permanently located in
Everett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
Ls1Iss' Asulk>sy y c5iupoh
70 klees tuesday

n6tA n ~. ypwsen1nla - -
nssele. IN ep6a NJ hemp = nlr
h>se a ne&nnteh t,pshefno cnmccD
lset>r suxsstsry - nsen1nx =
h<sssn>as Nesting wstt fetlww. u1G1
Mn Alfred Artsssse peeG1&lAe
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-08
Lyman Carl Houk
Passes Away

Lyman Carl Houk passed away
at the Pinal County Hospital. Fri
day morning. June 2, after an ill
ness since the first of the year.
Mr.. Houk was As years Of age and
was born in Phillips County. Kan.
He later moved to Idaho and then
to Burns, Oregon. where he married
Miss Mable Quier. Mr.. and Mrs.
Houk have resided at Picacho
Lake for the past two years. Houk
was a member of the Seventh Day
Adventist. Funeral services were
held at the Cole and Maud Mortu-
airy Saturday at 4 p. m. and were
conducted by Elder Heard, Elder
Brown and Pastor Purcell of Pres
colt. Interment was made in the
cemetery at Casa Grande. He is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Houk
and his father Silas Houk. to whom
the Examiner extends its deepest
sympathy.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-08
County Supervisors
In Weeks Session

The Board of Supervisors this week
are sitting as board of equali-
zation so if you want to "squawk"
on your taxes now Is the time to
do it. A new system is being in
stalled in the way of operating
the different business set-ups that
come under the Boards Super
vision and all institutions and de-
partments will have to furnish re-
ports showing the disbursements
which will enable the taxpayer to
see just what it is costing the
county to operate these different
divisions. 1t is an arrangement
that should be just as much help
to the Board of Supervisors as the
taxpayer, for after all they are the
ones elected to the job to see to
it that we get as much for our
money as we are entitled to. Pinal
County Hospital has sent in their
report, and then there will be re-
port from the Maintenance Division
of the Highway department.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-08
Miss Abbie Dee White
Guest of Honor

The home of Mrs. H. H. Shoup.
500 West Willetta street, was the
scene Thursday morning Of beau
tifully appointed breakfast ana
miscellaneous shower, compliment
ing Miss Abbie Dee White, Coo
lidge, formerly of Phoenix, who
will become the bride of Russell
Brockway Ledyard of Denver on
June Is.
Hostesses were M e a m s
Blanche Pope, Dan T. Eze1l, S. ID.
Clarke. C. L. Sirmans, Eric Mon
than and Shoup.
The buffet table set in the patio
was centered with silver foun-
tain and the food was served from
silver trays edged with tiny pink
flowers. A profusion Of flowers
decorated the living room, where
part Of the guests assembled.
Games were played after break
fast.
Guests were Mesdames r. T..
Jones, M. E. Templeton, Frank
Knappenberger, Harry Bringhurst,
B. B. Moeur, F. r. Ferguson, W.R.
Elliott, Lawrende Kaser, K. c.
Spratlen, ]. P. Metz, Lula Kincaid'
Charles Jennings, G. H. Tinker,
w. T. Wishart, c. ]. Shoup, Ridg-
ley Hooper, A. c. Higley, V. c.
Kaser, Kenneth Meadows, G. M. j.
Thomas, C. G. Nuckolls, Fred
Cooley, Egan Jones, Pearl Pendle-
ton, Kathryn Sullivan and ]. P.
Gross.
Misses Martha Jones, Kathryn
Jones, Leila Hooper, Kathryn
Kaser, Margaret Summers, Fran
ces English and Florence Sture.
Out-of-town guests included
Mesdames ]. B. House, H. w.
Blaine, Seba Hiatt, Leo Anderson,
Ella Hearne, G. N. Lommis, ]. L..
Conrad, R. H. Fuqua, Walter
Smith, Linda Chestnut, Morton
Kimsey, Ann English, B. F. Stew
enson, and E. Y. Allgood, all OF
Scottsdale: and Mesdames J. j.
Jones, r. ]. Jones, Paul Loucks,
Elizabeth Smith, Y. G. White, the
bride-elect's mother, w. H. Farms
worth, and D. Johnson, all of Coo
lidge.-Arizona Republic.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-08
Marie Hall
Married Saturday

Miss Alice Marie Hall and Mr.
William Swartz of Tucson were
married Saturday evening by Rev.
E. M. Ward. The wedding took
place in the garden of the Hills
Ranch home, southeast of Coolidge.
The bridesmaid was Miss Dorothy
Majors, and the groom was attend
ed by Mr.. Wilbur lincoln of
Tucson. Miss Hall was graduate
of the Florence High School two
years ago and has been employed
as an operator in a Beauty shop
at Tucson. The young couple Will
make their home in Tucson where
Mr.. Swartz is employed as a ma
chinist. About thirty were present
at the wedding from Coolidge and
Florence.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-08
Pay Meter for Soft
Ball Field Arrives

David c. Davis, star pitcher for
the soft ball team informs us that
the pay meter has arrived and will
be set up Immediately. The team
has played several games so far
They won from Phoenix last Sun
day in a close game which ended
in a score of s to 9. Davis struck
out men in the first five innings.
He has been having some trouble
with his arm but is gradually get
ting it back in shape. The only
game the boys lost so far is with
the Tucson AllStars, a class A
team, by a score of 7 to 3. Thurs
day night the team will journey
to Casa Grande and this coming
Sunday will play at Globe. The
league games get under way the
first of July and the boys hope to
be hitting their stride by that
time. There will be a number of
good prizes awarded the winning
team of the league and if the team
can duplicate their 1899 record
they should be right out in front
when the awards are handed out.
Tucson will play here soon but the
exact date is not yet determined.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-08
John Friend Host
At Steak Fry

Mr.. John Friend who is stopping
at the Yah XII Inn entertained a
number of his friends at a picnic
last Saturday at the Inn. Mr.. Friend
built the out door grill which was
used for frying steaks. Some idea
of the size of the grill can be had
when 16 pounds of steak was pre-
pared at one time. Mr.. Friend will
be here until the completion OF
the new Diesel Plant. Those pres
ent to enjoy the picnic were M.
and Mrs. Tom Lawson, and son
Dick, Mr.. Harry Peltz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Keith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. Prather,
Miss Esther Scott, Mr.. Wynn, MI.
and Mrs. Egermayer, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Smith.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-08
Edna E.. Smith and
Judge McF arland
Married

A marriage of interest to the
Casa Grapde Valley took place
last Thursday night in Tucson
when Miss Edna E. Smith became
the bride of Ernest William Nc
Farland. Judge William G. Hall
read the ceremony which took
place in the Hall home. Mrs. Hall
attended the bride and Harry Ran
some served as best man.
Miss Smith is a graduate of Par
sons College in Iowa and received
her masters of arts degree from
the University of Iowa, her home
state. After living in Denver for
sometime she came to Florence in
1880 to teach In the Florence
Union High School. Judge McFar-
land is Judge of the Pinal County
court which position he has held
since 1885. He received his
Masters of Arts degree from the
University of Oklahoma and his
degree of Doctor of Laws from
Leland Stanford University. He es.
tablished his law office in Casa
Grande and was appointed assist
ant attorney general in 1928. He
later served two terms as county
attorney for Pinal County. Judge
and Mrs. Mcfarland will make
their home in Florence after an
extended wedding trip in the east.
The Examiner joins their many
friends in wishing them happiness.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-08
Mrs. J. A. Hines Now
Licensed Pharmacist

Mrs. Hines who has spent the
past three months at Denver
studying for the Pharmaceutical
examination returned before she
was expected but stopped off in
Phoenix long enough to successfully
pass the examination. She had ex-
pected to take it at a later date
but was prevailed upon by her in
structor to take the one the latter
part Of April. She was a little
skeptical at first but was finally
convinced and wired her husband
Jimmy" about the change in
plans, and to make the necessary
arrangements. Mr.. Hines met her
in Phoenix to help do some last
minute cramming but was sur
prised to learn that this was not
necessary. Anyone that has taken
State board exam knows that
sinking feeling one will get and
Mrs. Hines was no different. How
ever it Is all over now and all of
her friends are congratulating her
ON passing the first time. A little
less than so percent we're success
full in getting thru and incidentally
Mrs. Hines stood End highest in
the Chemical examination. Con-
gratulations.