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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16
MASSES

BEGG--Month's mind mass of re- Quiem will be celebrated Saturday
 morning, Feb. 18th. at $500 o'clock,
 at st. Thomas Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs. Loretta Begg.
 COLEMAN-Af first anniversary mass
 of requiem will be celebrated
 Saturday morning. Feb. 18th, at
 9:OO o'clock, at the Sacred Heart Church, for the repose of the soul
 of the late Mrs. Catherine Cole
 man.
 MULvILLE--Month's mind mass of
 requiem will be celebrated Satury
 SeyY SScyYoaR. RR0rnalAsi sa si. n: Mans:sarsas Church. ys
 for the repose of the soul of the
 fate Mrs. Della MulviiiS. sULLGvAN-rThiFd anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated Saturday morning. Feb. IS. at 7:So o'clock at the Ss. Peter and Paul Church, for the repose of the soul of the late William Sullivan.
 PHELAN-- Months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated Satur- day morning Feb. 18th, at S:00 o'clock, at the Immaculate Con- ception Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Miss Catherine Pheian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16
Happy!
EkS S Have Regained Their Health

May tn e c o m 1 n g weeks giv ve this office cont in u a l
 &Aa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16
BUONOCORE NAMED TO STATE OFFICE
National POstmasters Alp. pointed on Membership
 Committee
TORRINGTON Correspondent: John Carr Phone ToFrington 6z45

Torrington, Feb. 16.-Postmaster Frank Buoncore of this city has been elected to serve on a state membership committee of the Na- tional Postmasters organization. Elected with MT. Buonocore was Postmaster Robert E. Doherty of Wiilsted.
 The appointments took place in Hartford Tuesday.
 Merchants To Observe Anniversary
 Chairman Harvey c. Smith of the retail board of the Torrington Chamber of Commerce, announced that the Torrington merchants have agreed to close next Wednesday in honor of Wasihngton's birthday.
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Philomathea
Plans Affair
Annual Dinner 10 Do Given In
vsIhslla Hall Sunday
From u Until 5

For the benefit OF BeIlar-
mine high school, Philomathca
club will sponsor It's second
annual Italian dinner Sunday
from noon until s o'clock in
valhalla hall. So. i3th and
X SITS.
The affair Is open To all
friends of the school and viii
be served In authentic Italian
style.
Mrs. J. coryari IL In charge of
the arrangements and IL being as
sisted by Mesdsmss A. G.. Conner,
II, Martin. John Gsritano. J. Keep
mic. ]. =. o'Brien. Patrick brady.
Walter Rogers. =. Menieoesi. John
Cook. I. La Bsis. Zach Hoffman.
l.. y. Moraiti. j. v. cDwsn. IT,.
Barney Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs ].
ragila. Mr., Alphonso Csrbons. Mr..
Frank carbone. Mr.. Michael Mar
incoylch.
The decorations and tables IN the
dining rooms viii be arranged by
Mrs. L. y. NJ. ongs. who has as
aistlng her Msasiamss Herman
Glaststter. W. Eslsehl. Pearl Gsui.
Fred sehlaitsr. Vim. ". Land, Geo.
btrosbei, y. i~Toaf. Thos. smith
and Mlss Irene sarigi.
Daughters NJ seotis viii meet
Friday evening ~ = o'clock In the
r. W. g. A. with Mrs Robert
Mci.Sad
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Opens Home for
Washington S Birthday

Mrs. A. II. Arneson, 1905 No.
Lawrence, was hostess to members
OF Circle l. Of the First Presby-
terrain church Wednesday after
noon at a Washington birthday
luncheon. Receiving at the door
with the hostess were Mrs. l.. s..
Mills and Mrs. +. - Beaver as
Martha and George Washington.
and Miss Patty Lou Finch, also
In colonial costume.
The table was attractivoly ap-
pointed in a red, white and blue
motif with flags and candles sur
rounding the large birthday cake
in the center Of the table.
On the afternoons program.
Miss Finch presented flute and
vocal numbers and Miss Margue-
rite Pence also sang. Mrs. n. T.
Grahsm's talk was in keeping
with the days occasion.
The hostess asked Mrs. Mills
and Mrs. Beaver TO preside at the
table.
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In thr xrnup " nine xsfts from
Washington are Miss virginia
uasnes. daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
y. A. ualnss. AIS No. SIN st. Msss
vsldens naselton. daughter ~ the
y. l. Hsseitens II tia Sheridan
ave and Miss MuFssi Mcdonald.
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs L. n.
Mcdonald. vi No g ~
with 500 other girls from The
college they win leave Columbia.
Mo. by special train. Ter Washing.
ton, Il. G, where they viii bs
received At the white house by
Mrs. Franklin q. Roosevelt and
entertained by the diplomatic starr
and their home state senator's ~
tho capital they VIII uanrn WIN
students from The University ~
Maryland. Georgetown uh'scfss.r
and American university ana al
tarhes from many washington
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League Plans
Play Tryouts
Seventh Moon" at Little
Theater 70 Call for
Cast of Fifteen

With their last play success
but a week past, the Tacoma
Drama League will hold try
out in the Little Theater for
their next production IN,
Seventh Moon" by Laura
belle Minter, Monday evening
at 8 o'clock.
The setting is laid in Tientsin at
the ancestral home Of the Soong
Chung-Huai family.
The play calls for cast Of six
men and nine women.
Mrs. J. X. Gordon will direct the
play which, in. keeping with trends
in the little theater movement, is
a manuscript play.
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Methodist Women TO Meet

Methodist women viii meet
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock at
Fern Hill church for District
Home Missionary meeting. Miss
Charlotte Driskell viii conduct the
morning and afternoon classes in
Leadership Training.
Mrs. S. W. Wingate of Seattle,
prominent national leader in the
Presbyterian missions. will be the
guest speaker Mrs. M c. Falconer
will be soloist. An invitation Is
extended TO all VINO are interested
in church and mission activities.
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Joint Concert
7 O be Heard
Kent and Tacoma Choirs 10
Be Presented al Luther
Memorial

Following a similar concert
Feb. 10 in the First Methodist
church in Kent, members of
the choirs of the Kent church
and the Luther Memorial
church in Tacoma will he pre-
scented in song Sunday eve
ming at 8 o'clock in Luther
Memorial church. The Kent
choir is directed by Mrs. Retta
Wooden Johnson while the
Tacoma choir has for its di-
rector Mrs. Franklin w.
O'Neel.
Following the joint concert.
members of the Luther Memorial
guild will entertain the two choirs
at late supper in the church par
lors. Mrs. Paul Hawkins will be in
charge.
The evenings program follows:
The Swan. ........ nt-Saens
Mr.. George Bertrom. Organ
Mrs. Allen Holms, Piano
II
Holy, Holy, Holy. ..........D Dykes
Choirs' Professional. people
standing and singing, Hymnal
No. 40.
III
Invocation. g. Rev. w. f. Callahan
of Kent
"
(a) Father Hear Us, We Pray
............... Brahms
(b) o Praise Him. 18th Century
Melody
Soprano Solo. David Wilson
Junior Choir. Methodist Church
V
(a) Ride Out on Wings of Song
,................ Berwold
(b) Lo, How Rose Fer Bloom
ing .............,... Praetorius
VI
ts) Let Not Your Heart BE
Troubled ....,........ Speaks
Soprano Solo. Mrs. Max Bauer
(b) The Lords Prayer Malotte
First Methodist Choir
VII
Offertory, selected. e. B. A. Look
kol Nidri .................B ruch
Cello Solo, Charlotte Bergoust
VIII
(a) Send Out Thy Light Il. Gounod
OBJ To Thee We Pray
................. Sullivsn-krone
Combined Choirs
(a) Great Peace Have They. -.
............... Roger-Deis
lb) Sing Unto the Lord =. Mozart
Luther Memorial Choir
X
(a) Glorious Forever. ........
................. Rachmaninoff
(b) But the Lord Is Mindful. -.
.................. Mendelssohn
(cl Let Heaven and Earth Adore
lhee ....,....''...'......' Bach
First Methodist Choir
xI
ta) Holy Art Thou Largo 80.
...-.................... Handel
tbJ Praise Ye the Lord st. -Saens
Combined Choirs
XII
Benediction. Rev. A. r. NJ. Kettner
Organists George Bertrom.
Tacoma Mr.. B. A. Look, Kent,
pianist-Mrs. Allen Holmes, Ia
coma.
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} Those who win take part are
Miss Dorothy Sweet. Y. ". e. A.
health director. az leader. Mrs.
Byron Foreman. mother and plan
list. Mrs. William Jolliffc, prcsi-
dent OF the Drama League and the
presidents council. Mrs. A. NJ.
Thompson. new local Girl Scout
field secretary. Mrs. Myron Carr.
Parent-Teacher leader. Miss Ethel
Schgster. health-cducation teacher
at Stewart junior high school; the
Rev. r. T.. Goodnongh. pastor OF
81. Pauls Methodist church, and
Mr.. Arthur Rowe. parent and
civic leader.
Following the general session.
which is open 10 ali interested,
there will be three section meetings
at 2i5 O'Clock. Mrs. J. J. Pearce
VIII preside over the Preachooi
meeting. Mrs. A. ". Garstad win
open the grade division session.
and Mrs. NJ. J. Nicola viii direct
the junior and senior high school
group.
Lincoln High PIT. A.'s main so
cial event Of tho year VIII be
card party In the school cafeteria
at 4 .. m. Thursday, March 2.
Bridge, 800, pinochle and other
games will be played.
There viii be played.
There VIII be faYors for high
and low score and refreshments
viii be served by Mrs. Art Berg
lund and committee.
Mrs. Fred Luckenbihl. Mrs. v.
Wright, Mrs. Paul Kielse and Mrs.
hyron Carr head the general com
mittee, which includes Mrs. W. ID.
Stewart. Mrs. r. X. Rush. Miss
Olive Opgenorth, and nesdames
Frank Accallum. William KahOIt,
Max Lueckenot,e. Fred Lockwood.
r.. +. Hammer. Ar Berglund.
George Gibbs, Harold Meyers. Thor
HOMELAND. ~. y Sexton. naude
Richard, Francis Fuller. J. W.
Hartley. Harry Freeman. Harry
Clifford. Lima sehwaTz. &. a. sinss.
ID. o. Dewey. G. =. Grover. Paul
Pearson. W. =. Rstzman and Ma
son Jones
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Entertains at
Musical Fete
Arts and Science Club Enter
fsins Guests AZ Breakfast
Thursday

In keeping with the colonial
period of George Washing
toms time. members Of the
Arts and Science club enter
tanned their guests at a mu-
steal breakfast and program
at III o'clock Thursday morn
ing in Weycrhaeuscr hall OF
the Y. ". c. A.
Mrs. Michel DE Vote, gen
eral chairman, introduced the
program which opened with
tablcau presented by Mrs.
Clarence V. Bigger AS Martha
Washington and Mrs. Ted
Martin as George Washington.
Misses Joan and Sue Williams
played minuet Of the colonial
period.
Others on tho program were
Mrs, Henry Skfamstad, sololst.
who was accompanied BY Miss
Vivian steeimsn: Mr.. Harry Cain
who gave the Washington state
Jubilee address, Mr.. Herbert Ford.
vocalist. accompanied by Mrs
Ford. Mr.. Louis wersen, speaker
OF the afternoon. who spoke on
"A Message of Music. girls
trio. composed of Misses shirley
Macdonald. Dorothy Shaw and
Evelyn Hopkins. and Miss Jeane
Lahcy, who presented several
piano numbers,
Carrying out the Golden Jubilee
theme. the stage was beautifully
decorated with yellow daffodils
and forrythia. Table decorations
were In green and gold with a
oenterpieee Of daffodiis an 4
sreenery. Placecsrds were tiny
pottcd dsffodils.
Hostesses were Mcadsmes q, l..
Converse. Kenneth CiippingdRle,
Michael Devote. J. u. Mathieson.
Merle Lecdy and Carl Messner
all az whom were dressed In
marina washington III u ~ r,
carrying nosesays Of green and
gold.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Smell, club
president. wore an authentic gown
OF 1883. made Of white net. girdled
In deep pink velvet. She carried
colonial nosegay Of pink rose
buds. Receiving with Mrs. Smell
were Mrs. Ralph Lewis and Mrs,
Clarence Eakin. vice presidents.
Mira. w. X. coffman, Pierce county
district federation president. and
Mrs Devote, breakfast chairman.
Mrs. Carl Messner. chairman Of
decorations. was assisted by Mes
danes Arthur Bshllng Leslie
speskbeck and y. ID. nm.
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Celebrs Thiriieih
Wedding AnniyefsarY

Making tbslr 3bth wedding an
niyerssry, Mr. and Mrs y. Chris.
tisn Erickson entertained a few
friends Wednesday evening The
hosts we're assisted by their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Louise Erickson.
a Valentine motif Sas carried out
In decorations and refreshments
Guests Of the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. John Peterson. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Knapp. Mrs. G. J.
Petera0n. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Bush and children. Leroy Jf, and
Marvin; Mr. ana Mira EuloE
Erickson Of Buckley. Mrs " ".
Butler. the Rev. Walter Glslser
and Mia Evelyn Peterson.
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Before the program is presented
by Mr.. W. p. Bonney. curator of
the Tacoma Museum. the formal
d. A. r. ritual and the singing Of
the national anthem will be con-
Quoted. Mr.. Bonney viii give a
brief presentation OF plans and OBJ
jectives of the committee planning
and directing the fiftieth anniver-
ssry celebration.
Mrs. E. B. King is arranging the
musical program which win in
olude vocal solos by Mrs. Charles
Welker.
Mrs. Smith will introduce the
guest speaker. Mrs. John Y. Rich
ardson of Portland, whose topic
will be "Amerieanism since her
present national affiliation with
the d. 4. r. society is in that field.
The speakers experience in u. A.
r. includes the regency of Multno-
nah chapter of Portland as well
as the state regency of oregon.
For many years she has worked on
national committees including con-
servatism. junior membership and
national resolutions.
She is also affiliated with the
Colonial Danes of America, the
Daughters of American Colonists,
the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy and the American Assoei-
alton of University Women.
Reservations are being taken
for the luncheon by Mrs. w. b.
Maltby. PR OPT, until noon Sat
urday.
Among those who have reserved
places for the luncheon are Mrs.
f. L. Rhodes, state recording Sec
rotary; Mrs. George H. Tarbell,
state conservatism chairman; Mrs.
w. S. Burroughs. radio; Mrs. G.
x. Llewellyn, Americanism; Mrs.
Stanton Warburton, chairman of
the Ada McCleary scholarship;
regents from Seattle chapters.
Mesdames Harley II. Wells, II. f.
Wiley. Daniel Roy Sven. II. A.
King. Mirial Atkinson; a Tacoma
regent, Miss Jaqueline Noel, and
Mrs. S. S. Waterman, vice regent.
Mesdames F. J. Cronkhite, John
Forkenbrock, Lydia Graham, Clyde
Gray. William B. Gregg, r. o.
Roberts, Dwight Mason, Mary
Rinker, f. c. Miller, E. B. King.
w. G. Mann. J. w. Gullikson,
Charles Burt, Joseph F. Lee,
Ralph Geer, H. G. Maltby. w. p.
Bonney. w. T. Clifford, Carl Mel
son. Robert E. Lee. E. f. Beard,
Ivan Balabanoff, Ethel ". Brew
lit. Beecher, H. L. Word, r. ".
Mcmahon, Eva Van Dyke, n. f.
Naubert, w. r. Brown. Calvin
Stewart, f. d. Mosier, NJ. D. b.
land, G. r. Kirk, J. H. Kitlar, r.
w. Hamar. f. S. Stocks. f. r.
Ray, Roy F. Elston. F. D. Miller,
Lee S. Austin. Jack Ahrcns,
George Wagner, Fred Friberg. FL
mer Hagen, Percy Smith, f. NJ.
Rogers, Henry Pigott, II. D.
Larned. the latter three guests
from Seattle; Ralph l.. Watson,
Charles Schleusner, Misses Emma
NOR and V. Allen and DR.. Ida
Perkins.
Junior Mary Ball members met
at the home of Mrs. Percy Creath
Smith Thursday evening. Mrs.
Fred Friberg presided and Mrs.
Harry Cain spoke on Mary Ball,
Mother of George Washington.
Three new members were taken
into the group during the eye-
ming. They were Mrs. c. W. Kins-
man. Mrs. Harry Cain and Mrs.
Cecil Kimbrough Following the
program. a buffet supper was
served from a lace covered table,
laid with silver service and CEN
tered with red tulips and red
-
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led at Noon
In Artondale
Miss Eunice Arneson Became
Bride OF Mr.. Uddenbero
Wednesday

Marked for its simplicity
was the marriage Wednesday
noon of Miss Eunice Mildred
Arneson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Arneson Of
Artondale, to Mr.. Signo Lewis
Uddenberg, son Of Mrs. Louise
Uddenberg of Gig Harbor.
Rev. Arthur j. knutzen read
the nuptial vows at his home
before members Of the imme-
date families.
The bride wore a three
piece aqua-blue ensemble with
navy accessories and her
flowers were a corsage of
orchids.
Her only attendant, sister.
Miss Inez Arneson wore Powered
chiffon with a navy top-coat.
The Bridegroom brother, Mr..
Keith Uddenberg. was groomsman.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, a reception and luncheon
were held at the home Of the
brides parents. Decorations fol-
lowed the spring motif with spring
flowers and table appointments OF
cyciamen and white tapers
Following the bridal trip TO Van
couyer. r. c. the new home will
be made At Henderson bay, where
the house Ia now under construc-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Uddenberg
were outstanding leaders of the
class Of 1882 Of the Gig Harbor
high school. where Mr. Uddenbefg
was student body president In his
senior year. Mrs. Uddenberg at
tended Pacific Lutheran college.
Out-Of-tOVn guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Rodney Chsllmsn Evelyn
Arneson) Of Silyerdale. and Mr..
and Mrs. ". J. Roalsyig and Sons.
Melvin, jr.. and Ronald. Mr.. and
Mrs.. y. ~. HaReness. Mr. and Mrs.
L. Cruyer, and Mr.. and Mrs. X.
CrIYer and daughter. Miss Frances
Cruyer, al Of Tacoma.
Tacoma district, Meth dist
Women's Home Missionary society,
meets at the Fern Hin NJ. r.
church for an all-dsy session Feb
Is. Interesting program planned.
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Cancel Meeting

Members Of John r. Thompson
auxiliary have Cancelled Their
meeting for Saturday evening Tire
next session will be held March Il
in the new quarters in the srmory.
There Will be a meeting Of the
Sewing club in the new hall at the
armory March !. Luncheon will
be served at u O'Clock. Committee
members are Aesdsmes J. Jack
son. Fred Toelle, g.. II. Wallace,
Elsie Hayes and Fay Monthei.
The Drum and Bugle corps Il
sponsoring = card party FEB. ~
AZ the knights Of Columbus hall.
sth ave. A large attendance u
desired Fsyors vii De awarded
and refreshments will be served,
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Theta Rios 10 Dance

Tahoma Theta Rho Girls club,
No. !, is sponsoring a hard time
dance Saturday evening at the
east Tacoma !. o. o. r hall, 2s13
Ia. e 81. Dancing Will be from
$50 until II O'Clock. and a prize
waltz will be a feature Of the even
ing Miss Elya Munro ia chair
man OF the affair assisted by
Misses Emilin. Eesry, Veronica
Rstaezyk. and Anna Huesman.
All Rebekshs, Odd Fellows.
Juniors. Theta Rios and their
friends are welcome.
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Mary Ball Luncheon to Be
Golden Jubilee Hishlisht
Annual February Event VIII Be Held in Weyerhseuser Hall
Monday Afternoon at O'clock; Mrs. John Y
Richardson OF Portland TO Be Main Speaker

Radiant gold and green of the states golden jubilee
decoration VIII strike pleasing the festive luncheon
winch members of Mary Ball chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. planning for Monday afternoon
one o'clock IN Weyerhaeuser hall of the Y W. C. A. The
annual affair will follow the groups program motif for the
year carrying out their study of the state in connection with
national history.
The members and their friends will be received by the
regent of the chapter Mrs Percy Creath Smith and her
hostess committee of which Mrs C. A. f. Naubert is chair
man Mrs f. b. King is making decoration Arrangements
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Plan Dad S NIGHT"

Mas Irna Wilson IL IN charge
Of the Dads Night" program inst
viii be given Saturday evening in
Horsfsii hall BY members of Cedar
assembly Order Of Rainbow for
Girls. The meeting viii starr 81
: O'Clock and a program viii fol-
low. All Hasons are invited
Those on the committee with Miss
Wilson are Misses Asrdell Eiatea
and Mary Emma Bovles.
Harssrd-fidIsnd P.-T. A. card
party Friday at 7:e0 .. m. a. Md
land PIT. A. hall Benefit 10 raise
funds for glasses for children who
cannot afford them. Mrs. Joseph
HapgOod, chairman.
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New hope for sufferers from the torture ~
einus trouble nasal cstarrh and rhinitis pain
IS seen today in the discovery Of a rare ex-
tract from the glands of cattle which has the
amazing power To aid sinus relief, reduce
congestion and open elogred nasal passages.
Men and women who suffered with ayoni-
ring sinus headaches. clogged nose. ringing
esraehes. hawking and misery due to nasal
rongestion now tell of remarkable results
af1r using this new compound. Formerly
requiring painful. expensive injections, this
new medicine may at last be obtained
in nice easy-to-use preparation called
KLORONOL. This is very expensive
medicine. but considering results expert
enced. the $500 it costs amounts TO only q
few pennies per dose and il is fully guaran-
teed. Act at once. Supply limited. Featured
here under strict money-back guarantee By
Nirges Drug Co.. 95S Pacific Ave.
Thrifty Drug. 941 Broadway
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Sesndinavisns 10 Dance

Preparations for the sesndl-
nayian aid-Winter festival 10 be
given Saturday evening In Fell
lowshlp hall Of IN. Masonic temple
are being completed by the
Swedish Orders OF yaihails, vssa
and Runeberg
American and seandlna Wan
dancing In scheduled b. begin at
. O'Clock with music being fur
nished by Cords six piece ofehss-
ira. Prosecuting Attorney Thor
Tollefson has been invited To act
aa master Of ceremonies At the
GROWING Of the queen At II
O'Clock
The committee Ia expecting one
of the largest parties the scsndi-
nayiana Of Tacoma have had In
several years. Eyfryons 10 Invited
10 attend.
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I acoma p T. A. Council
To Hear Panel Discussion
Speakers 70 Be Taeomsns With Professional Training in
Health and The Arts; Recreation Builds
Youth" 10 Be Subject

What to do with leisure hoursa real problem for the
modern child and his parentsw be the pertinent subject
under discussion for the monthly program of Tacoma Council
of Parent Teacher associations March g. in the auditorium
Of the Central school, Mrs f. f. Pfaum will preside for the
II 30 O'Clock program and business meeting.
To develop the topic Recreation Builds Youth, Taco
with professional training health and the arts
well parents interested from the personal angle will par
tcipate in panel discussion.
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Bargain Day Planned for
leaaue Thrift Shop

Miss Presley Ellis. manager Of
the Junior League Thrift shop on
10th 81. has announced a special
bargain day for Saturday shop
hours. Assisting for the last
Saturday event Of the month will
be Mrs. JOY Hoffman and Miss
Virginia DAVIS.
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are the traditional hfeskfasfs
given ~ pF. Aafelis Remnant, The
president. for new students ~ nsr
home Among me guests Al tho
mnst recent one last sunday was
Miss Jean Ray. daughter II NJ.
and Mrs A ~ Ray ~ Tacoma.
Acrnse tho cnntlnent. Al weiios-
ley College, Mas Mlsa frances
Young daughter n Nj snJ Mfz-
q. J. Young. 40 Iturfeaxh Rd., has
accepted an invitation 10 tea N
Feb ~. which tho eoliexs psests
dent. Mildred H. MsAfee - giving
foe = group af Wellesley girls. Miss
younx " freshman a. Wellesley.
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Mrs. enclin tionon
Mrs. knus,en

Mrs. A p Enklln hcncred Mrs.
Floyd knatscn Thursday after
mon At her horne At Asa "a y A.
rhr occasion was an afternoon Of
cards followed ~ tea.
quests Included Msssiames
knnlFcn. Clarence n, uitsrhach.
John W. Dean. Herbert {. Ford.
II n HeeseF. Earl wetm0fe. Paul
wagicy. II ~ Michael. ". n.
nfouillard. N. y. Glenn. n. r.
Moeller. . II. Hook. J " Heck and
Miss Edith Rali.
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7 acoma Girls Participate
In College Social Affairs
New, Of Daughters Of Prominent LoesI Families Received
From Stephens Wellesley and Mills; Three Join
Annual Tour OF Missouri School

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distances to attend prominent American colleges this year
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

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