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LIONEL TALBOT

Lionel Talbot, rs. Of 1910 So.
Yakima ave, died Wednesday at
his home. A native Of Ontario,
Canada. he had lived here one
year. He was a retired conductor
on the White Pass-Yukon railroad
in Alaska and belonged to the
White Pass lodge, F. s. A. M, in
Skagway. Surviving are his wife,
Olive; two daughters, Mary OF
Tacoma and Mrs. J. +. Bixler of
Hope, Alaska: two sons. c. E.
OF Tacoma and Harold Of Van
couver, B. c.; four sisters. Mrs
Sybel johnson and Mrs. Florence
Johnson, both OF London. Ont.
Mrs. viette Patterson of vancou-
yer. B. c.. and Mrs. Laurine Pan
nell Of Seattle; two brothers
Freeman and Fred of Calgary
Alta; six grandchildren and che
great grandchild. Funeral an
nouncement by Piper's.
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10 rsrht sor<~ Anna< hrwm--
estrr. President o. q. sehrwsn~s
ama Ds. o. q. bird. sne ef IN.
s~nti.s as~ass~s. Of The club who
provide a~atsl earv fer the
orphans.
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cemetery.

Issac A. Slegel-Thursday, IL
a. m. private services from Pipers
chapel, Rev. Lloyd Edmisten of
Seattle officiating: omit flowers;
cremation following.
Charles c. Phillips $500 Thursday,
1:30 a. m. from Piper's chapel,
Rev. r. II. McGinnis officiating;
cremation following.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Edward G. Kelly Thursday,
$50 a. M. from St Patrick's
church; cortege to leave Gaffney's
at e:1o a. m; interment, Calvary
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Txp japanese moiornhipe were
ilsseg for arrival At Tacoma decks
70 add to the Increased activity In
the harssor experienced durtng the
pas, few weeks
The large shahsi Maru Of the
Alwsah q ca. linz VAS anticipated
=, pors piers Thursday morning
after an at.ene. from Tacoma har-
Dor for more than year. When
she hsrth- she u scheduled To take
on a Cargo Of logs. destined for the
orient
British ship shifts
The other japanese vessel listed
u the Hikawa Maru Of the Nippon.
Yusen. kaisyA line. due Thursday
Al the srneiter wher. she VIII dis
charge inbound and then load cop
per for Japan.
( Seven .vessei. were In the harbor
Wednesday working outward car
20. with an equal number due
either late Wednesday or during
Thursday
The British motorship Loeb
monar. Of the North Pacific line
shifted from Sperry dock At 1890
a. m. after slowing flour. TO Port
piers for canned goods. lumber and
general Her destination was UNI
announced due To the war situa-
tion, but OF former calls she was
listed in serviee between Puget
Sound and United Kingdom.
Other ships at Port piers in
cluded the coldbrook of the Pacific
Northwest Oriental line. loading
general for her second voyage to
the Orient under banner of the re-
Gently organized American flag
service. The Matson line Makil<i
continued loading general and was
scheduled 10 SHIFT TO Seattle Thurs
day 10 complete her burden before
clearing for the Hawaiian islands.
The Charles Christensen OF the
Arrow line was expected TO COM
plete discharge OF general from
the east coast and then shift to
other Puget Sound ports before
loading outward.
Slowing Lumber
Only ship at the smelter Wed.
neSday was the Swedish motorshir
Axel johnson. loading copper FOR
/ Stockholm.
Last OF vessels in the harbor was
the Mccormick line steamer Lib.
erty Clio at Baker dock, where she
was slowing lumber for the east
coast.
Due at the Baker dock Thurs
day is the freighter Southholm
listed TO work both inbound anc
outward British Columbia cargo.
Former movements of the Brit
ish steamer Gregalia were undis'
closed. but the ship is listed fol
arrival at Port piers late Wed
nesdsy slated to load plywood. II
is presumed her destination will b.
United Kingdom.
Three Others Due
Routine calls were listed for thu
eoastwise steamer Coast Farmer
due at Shaffer No. ?. and Thu
James Griffiths from Los Angelo!
at Shaffer No. /. The steamer
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FRANK 1. WHITE

Frank L. White, Sc. OF 1916 So.
At, died Wednesday at q local
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JOSEPH HALL
OLE rwEEDEN

Ole Tweeden. so, of 14i6 Ia
coma ave. died Tuesday at a local
hospital. He was q native OF
Norway. and had lived here five
years. A son. Amos Of Tacoma.
survives. Funeral announcement
by Lynn's.
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LoU ARMACosT

Graveside services for Lou
Armaeost. %, Of Yakima. who
died Monday. will be held Thurs
day at p. m. at the Mountain
View cemetery. He had resided In
this state since 1900. living IN
Puyallup for several years before
removing to Yakima. surviving
are two sons. Roy Of Yakima and
Erie Of kiona. Wash; one daugh-
ter. Mrs. NJ. L. Walker Of Taco
ma: six grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
JOSEPH HALL
Joseph Hall, II, OF 45ls No. soth
St. died Tuesday at local hos
pital. A carpenter and building
contractor. he had lived here so
years. He was a native Of Mil
waukee. Wis. Surviving are a
brother. John of San Pedro. Calf,
and three sisters. Mrs. Eta Koen-
liz and Mrs. Mary Kane, both OF
Milwaukee. and Mrs. Emma Holt
of Chicago. Funeral announce
ment by Lynn's.
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vESTRYMEN IT

Fults.lns presentation ~ very
satisfactory financial fer~fss 81
the annual meeting II The Church
81 tho ifuly Communion heId Nom
tag night IN the parish hssss. -
itth ard | SITS. the following vsfe
elected a. sessfymen s.d ~ dele.
ssfss 10 tho Diocesan convention
to 10 held IN Trinity church. ~.
attic, Jan "a
vsstrymens rhfee-y~sr term.
Dr. ~. u. Rawlings. James y. Mac.
phsrson and Arnold pcsrsams
tvo-year term. ". y. Mcleod. A.
A crunsmllirr and ons.yssr term.
Vim. nas,sF.could. r. G. ro~ss
and Amos uouth.
n~issat~si Harry Andersen. pr.
N. -. Rawlings, Fred w. Waters.
!. l.. Esl,eiman. Mrs J, L. Gshet.
man. Mrs v Macpherson. Mrs.
Harry Anderson and Miss Hntn
Eshriman.
Aitefnstssl ~ u. Mcleod. J. \.
Macpherson. Vim. uastcf.t Gould,
A. A. cfpnsmliisr, Mrs n ". Me-
olnnls. Mrs Thomas Mooney. hsa
Fred % Waters and Mrs. A. 4.
crunemiiler.
Rev. " ~ Mcglnnis 10 rector
of the church,
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Order Plans
Installation
Member, 10 Seat Now Off
GERS Wednesday, Fol-
lowing Dinner

Members of the Social Or
der of Beaueeant will hold
their annual installation Of
officers Wednesday evening
at 3 o'clock in the Masonic
temple. A $50 o'clock pot
luck supper for members Of
the order and their families
will preeede the installation
ceremonies. Mrs. c. G.. Jen-
nings will take office as the
groups new president.
Other new officers will be Mrs.
y. ~ Trout, first vice president.
Mrs George Carson. second vice
president. Mrs { " Palmer.
oracle. Nra Malcolm NeCieafy,
preceptresa Mrs. Jewel Bfesning
recorder Mrs Alien n Peasants.
treasurer. and Mira. Carolyn Cook
sic. marshall.
Others appointed are Mrs y. y.
Hcndricksen, assistant marshal;
Mrs Henry Larson. color bearer
Mrs G W. coppoek. standard
bearer. Mrs. Amy Collins. daugh.
ter Of the house hold Mrs Fred
hiieman. mistress Of the ward
robe. afs Earl l.. Blake. chap
lain. Mrs. o. y. Gilmore. director
0f muslc. Mrs. William Ferguson.
inner guard. and Mrs George
Cooley. outer guard Mrs. Jewel
greening will have charge 81 pub
liolty for the coming year
The Beaueeant Ia entertaining
with a luncheon and card party ai
the Bfoadmoof Thursday Al
II 30. Bridge and five hundred
will be IN play. With many prizes
10 be- given. The public IA invited
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Lodges TO Hold
joint Installation

Fern Hill l. o. o. r. lodge, No.
93 and Fern Hill Rebekah lodge,
No. $50, will hold joint installa-
ton at S o'clock Saturday evening
in the Fern Hill l. o. o. F. hall,
SD and Park ave.
Officers of both lodges will be
installed by teams from the En-
campment and Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarchs Militant, with George
Chamberlin and Mrs. Myrtle Hop
kins in charge.
New officers Of Fern Hill Re-
bekah lodge are: Mrs. Wilfred
Hansen, noble grand; Miss Carroll
Athow, vice grand; Mrs. w. E.
Burgett, recording secretary; Mrs.
Robert West, financial secretary;
Mrs. 6. B. Graham, treasurer;
Mrs. w. 6. Strong, new trustee.
refreshments and dancing VIII
follow the installation.
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Presented also during the after
noon was paper on EARLY
American Music written by Miss
Marjorie Collais and read by Mrs.
E. C. Richards. The paper dealt
with the traditions of musical
activities during early Puritan
days and through other colonial
periods.
A change in plans for the next
regular meeting of the entire Mary
Ball chapter was announced since
the session on January % will
be held in the Woman's Clubhouse
426 Broadway. instead of at the
home of Mrs. c. c. Mellinger.
Two radio programs during the
week which will be under D. A.
r. auspices will include one from
the east over the National Broad
casting company through KJR at
1915 p. m. Tuesday, presented by
the president-general of the nat
ional D. A. r. Mrs. Henry M.
Robert jr., and a local broadcast
under the supervision Of Mary
Ball chapter, over XVI at 5 p. m.
Wednesday. On the latter pro-
gram, Rev. Cyrus *. Albertson
will speak on a patriotic theme.
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Dental Assistants Dance
Saturday Evening

Joliity ~ the season IL helms
keenly anticipated BY members and
friends of the Dental Assistants
association sponsoring their an
nual dance Saturday sfs .. m IN
Fircrsst clubhouse
Holiday greens will enhance ths
beauty u the rooms and blsying
hearthfires vii add 10 the hos
pltaiity II the occasion.
Misses Katherine Giers and
Carmen ThompsOn. cO-chAlfmen
arc boing assisted by the follow
inf Members Mrs. X. BNanson
Misses Clara Pace Lillian Vissti
and Margaret harshsli.
Emma v. shaw hsbsksh card
party In the club rooms 81 the Odd
Fellows temple Thgrsday ~ 2 .. u
Fagors nfa. George kranhold
chairman
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Club Meets
Monday Eve
Writers Hold Session ~
Tscoms Womsn's Cub
house on Broadway

s...f -. ....~ 49, ~l,.t~
STORIES Ana IWe',s 'ss
nlefuhers were reAu sau efiu~
rixrd At tho meeting Of the
Tacoma Writers club Monday
.,sans.~ :, = M, ossIs,rt In The
s,s' .,'.la
"os''sh esu"''""
During the early part nf
III. meet,nv Nr~ Thomas
- $50, ~. .rn..o
pt"Nu ~ f.s"''''"' - ~, Aest.
vas ~ rnafFrs 'etrf 'afhsn
the chair over 10 Mrs. l. J.
NnhIhrre. who was pfurfaul
ah..s....a eor ,t,s .x.,,aw
-. 49,, .,nrv s.rr< ON use
:, -. ,s...n,.ss% ~ Ne. fnf,.o
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First Session
OF New Year
G a h Ole Woman's Club
VIII Meet Wednesday
AT Berilla Home

Meeting for the first time
during the new year, members
of the T aeon a Catholic
Woman's club will be guests
Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Andrew Berilla,
2911 No. 9th st. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Mark Dolliver, has
called the meeting for ,
o'clock.
Assisting Mrs. Berilla during the
tea hour which will follow the
meeting are Mrs. Joseph Hsrrison,
Mrs. Kenneth Mccarthy, Mrs, Mar
tin Petrich. Mrs. James Egan and
Mrs. Mark Dolliver.
Mrs. Adam Jansen, the days
program chairman, has announced
that the topic will be The Story
of Providence.
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T roth 7 old
In Oregon
April 7 Set as Wedding Date
By Miss Belts and Mr..
{. J. Ireland

OF interest TO their many
friends in Tacoma and Port
land is the announcement Of
the engagement Of Miss BAR
hara Belts. daughter of Mrs.
Robert Mcpherron Rctts Of
Eugene. Ore. TO Mr.. Edwin j.
Ireland of Tacoma, son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. K. l.. Ireland Of
Portland.
Plans Tor the wedding. to be an
event of April ,, were made known
Al a bridge tea held In Eugene
last Thursday. Miss Belts attend
I'd catlins school IN Portland and
later the University 81 oregon
where she became member of
Delta Gamma sorority,
Mr.. ireland. now connected with
the Rainier National Park Go. IN
Tacoma. also attended the Uni
sers.ty of Oregon and was affili-
ated with Phi Delta Theta They
plan TO make their home In Ia
coma
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Gil B S

Ivy Camp. H. y. 4. sill meet
Friday evening IN the aaeeahee
temple. Mrs q. o. Engllsh viii
preside over the business ssaaion
Plans for installation u new
officers will he made and ferufis
~ the years activities viii be
given.
Norwegian circle of neshishsn'
Lutheran church will meet With
Mrs Augusta Andsfwn. slo3 ~
y a. FOR one o'eiorh luncheon
Thursday. Friends invited
Wrs,rrs' guild meets Friday At
z o'clock with Mrs James erpwe.
622 No. state II, Mrs Earl Moore.
program chairman. II In charge
u the afternoon
star. and stripes Sewing tub
meets al the home n Mrs charlss
Hoffman. asie ~. N 81, fof a
potluck luncheon st noon We'd.
nesday followed by a 30 bust
ness meeting.
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Sophomores
Will Dance
Class at Stadium High
School 10 Entertain
Friday

Making their first social at
tempt in school affairs, the
sophomore class Of Stadium
high school will sponsor n
sweater dance in the school
gymnasium Friday evening at
$3.50 O'Clock. During the IN
PERMISSION Donna Mae Jaden
and Shirley Anderson will sing
and Helen Martin will dance.
Dave Richardson. sophomore
class president and general chair
man Of the dance, announces the
following committees:
Decorations: Jean Sanders
fchairman), Loretta Maynes, Mimi
Howell. Barbara Kohl, Sam Rob-
crtc. Barbara Mahncke, Bob Simp.
son. Art Anderson. Clair Mona
CHAN. Marian Mahnckc. Doris
Nelson, Dick Eshelman. Jack VIII
son. Norma Olson, Sherman Day
Dan French, Clifford Bach.
Publicity; Sabine Phelps fehair-
mani. Helen Marie Walker, Bar.
bara Abel. Helen Martin. George
Garland. Phyllis Larson, Don Fer
ris. Don Wellings. Nancy Long.
streth.. Lorna Lee Yates, Phyllis
Jenoft.
Door: Virgi Walker fchalrman)
Phil Zaugg, Dick Rolstadt. Brics
GUSTS
Entertainment: Shirley Day
(chsirmsn). Margaret Hin, Mar
jorie Nelson, Bill Hopping.
Clean up: Dick Rankin fehair
mani. Lee johnson. George Pero
Bob Dahl. Dwayne Davis. Dor
More. Bob Rae. Richard Cromwell
Jack Wood, Bob Marshall. Mar
shall Adams, Jimmy Sonstcadt
Refreshments. Josephine Kleinei
fchairmsn). Barbara Robson. Bet
/ " StalWlck. Marilyn.
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Alumnae Association TO
Hold January Session

The Tacoma General Hospital
Alumnae association will hold its
January meeting Wednesday al 8
p. m. in the reception room Of the
Nurses home.
Miss Marianne McEachren. presi-
dent. Will preside for the business
meeting. Miss lone LaRue, assist
ant director OF nurses. and Miss
Olga Ellingson, member Of the
association. will give papers Of
interest 10 all members. Refresh
ments viii be served
The directors will have their
meeting at 7:30 p. m. in the re-
corders office.
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Board Meeting Precedes
Round I able Discussion
Mrs. W. 5 Burroughs Hostess 10 Mary Ball D. A. R. Grouo
Monday Afternoon; Radio and Press Relations
Committees Present Activity Reports

An important meeting of the executive board of Mary
Ball chapter Daughters of the American Revolution pre-
ceded the regular meeting of the round table conference
group the home of Mrs w S Burroughs at o'clock Mon
day afternoon.
The hostess also chairman for the days discussion
since she chairman of both state and city radio work of
the organization In the plan of the round table activities
the committee presented work of this particular department
III outline form bringing in also the particular of the
group for the future well reports past activities
the conclusion of reports the meeting opened for dis
cussion by the 25 members present
Similar reports and discussions given for the press
relations committee of which Mrs Dwight Mason is chair
man.
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Garden Club 70 Elect

Members Of Fircrest Garden CLUB
will meet at S o'clock Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Bruce
Hume. Roll call will be answered
by the naming of plants used IN
medicine. Officers will be elected
during the evening and annual
reports viii be given. Mrs. Bess
Corbett and the hostess will dis
cuss flower arrangements.
The program Of the afternoon
will be devoted to Conservation.
Mrs. H. II. Hubbard will discuss
Conservation of Trees; Mrs. c.
A. Leonard. Conservation Of WIND
Flowers, Mrs. John Purkey, Con
servation of Birds" and Mrs. Wes-
ley Osborne, Conservation Of Wild
Life"
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Society 10 Have Luncheon

The Womsn's society Of Adams
Street chapel VIII hold its regular
monthly business meeting and pot
luck luncheon in the chapel. 1924
So Adams ST. at 12.l5 o'clock
Thursday. A short business SEES
sion win precede the afternoon's
program Of Icelsndic songs. sung
by Mrs Marshall Stevens. who
VIII appear IN native costume.
Mrs. J. \. Boudresux viii give a
hook review Hostessea viii be
Mrs A & Harnden. Ms Edna
Seebree and Mrs Clyde Knauss
LOYAL club VIII meet for a Il 30
luncheon Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. Robert Gordon. 703 50. 5sth
a.
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Mrs. KebIbek TO Entertain
Rustic Garden Club

Hostess to Rustic Garden club
Thursday for ! o'clock luncheon
will be Mrs. Leo Keblbek of Ma
tional. Roll call will be answered
with Changes ! Am Making In
My Garden and Why During the
program hour Mrs. Henry Ham
rens will lead botanical drill
which will be followed by an cleo
ton of officers. Mrs. f. f. Miller
will present a paper on "A Study
of the Genus Cornus." Also plan
ned for the afternoons meeting
is an informal flower show.
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Group Hears
Dr.. Martin
Oriental Situation Summed
Up by Former Resident
OF China

Speaking on The Signifi-
canoe of the Oriental Situa-
ton DR.. A. W. Martin Of the
College of Puget Sound spoke
before members of the Inter
national Relations section of
the A. A. L. W. Monday eve
ming in the loft of the Y. W.
c. A. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Justice Blanche
Funk Miller. section chairman.
The speaker. who lived In China
for 30 years and holds great AZ
lection for tho Chinese. believes
Japan may win more Chinese ter
ritory but she Will never win the
people of the country because Of
their great philosophy. lie spoke
of the effect Japan's closod door
policy in China viii have on tho
United states and explained the
proposed contemporaries agree
ment between tho two countries
that In being taken into considera'
ton al the present conference.
More than 20 members Of The
international relations section ant
guests were present 10 hear Dr
Martin The present series d
meetings are open 10 outsiders ~
we'll as members because 81 th'
great interest being shown In IN
ternatlonal problems, At the last
meeting the European situation
WAS covered by Or. Frank @. VIII
lston of c. r. s. and current plans
for the sections next meeting cal
for an interesting talk on South
America.
Ladies' Auxiliary Local MA
Lumber and saamiII Workers
Union will hold a regular business
meeting Wednesday In the Union
hall. 407 South 18th.
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Doctor Reduces IS Women Ia
Special Test. YOU Can Folio"
Same Plan At Home. Read
EVERY Word.

EEW YORK y Y: A test con-
Quoted by a prominent n pnys.-
car and nationally known news
paper woman proved there IS nArIl!-
less effective wsy % lose fat. Z YOU "
oniy STICK TO IT and give = 's!f
trial.
In 20 DAYS IS women lost total q
2s6 Zoe Here's what thev oid, first q
a. they ate Sens!blv AND FOR proper
f1nction.nz bv removal Of accumu-
lated wastes they took = little daily
dose 81 Kruschen-msde right mere ~
the Z s A-fFon famous Eng.lkil
formula u you have the shshtest
oouot about THIS Plan lust asa vo4f
oFE Doctor soout Us YonaertG merit.
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Receive Coneratulaiions
On Birth OF Twins

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chopper arc
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of twin sons Dec. 81 at st.
Josephs hospital. The little boys,
William Edward and Wilbert Rus
sell. are being welcomed by their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Ploof and Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Gropper, all of Tacoma. Also shar-
ing in the welcome is Mrs. Sanford
Hasting of Vancouver. Wash, twin
sister Of Mrs. Robert Chopper.
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Sourdouehs 10 See Pictures
OF. Alaskan Scenes

Mr.. ]. c. ?. SkOttoWe VII show
motion pictures Of the 1885 Nome,
Alaska. dog team races 10 mem
bers Of the Tacoma Sourdough
club. who will meet at the Ia
coma Womans club house, 1926
Broadway. Tuesday evening at 8
O'Clock.
Included also will be pictures Of
Fairbanks from an airplane. Dur
irc the evening there Will be spe-
cial music and refreshments will
&c served
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Sponsor Safety Drive" Class

A Safety DrlVe" class VIII be
started at 7:30 o'clock Thursday
evening at the University Place
school. The class will be under
the educational division Of the
WPA with L. Rolf and l.. Ryman
instructors. Sponsors of the class
will be members of the local
PIT. A. of which NJ B. Bolstad is
safety chairman. Mr.. Bolstad an
nounces that a safety film will be
shown Thursday evening to which
the older boys and girls, as well
as the adults, are encouraged to
attend Safety Commissioner
Holmes Eastwood will speak.
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Mems Club Announces
Plans for Dinner and Retreat

The Mems Triangle club OF FIST
Christian church. 9th and Grant
ave. viii hold family dinner and
retreat Wednesday evening jan
uary IS. Reservations may be
made by calling the church office
between 9 a. m. and 1870 q. m.
before January IS, or by con-
tacting Mr.. Carl Yost or Mr.. VIII
liam Glenn. Speakers have not
VET been announced.
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Chanoe Meeting Date

Mrs. r. 1. RenWick WI Be host
ess to members of the Young
Ladies auxiliary Of the Falkland
Methodist church on Wednesday
evening instead Of Tuesday. All
mem bers are asked 10 note the
change IN date. Mrs. Frank Hans
Ter will preside over the business,
and social hour viii follow.
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Mrs. Sheriff. TO Entertain
Composite Club

Mrs. Avery Sheriff. VIII be host
oss at her home at All So. 61st st,
Friday to members Of the Com
posite club. The meeting. which
will be preceded by a II o'clock
pot luck luncheon, will be the clubs
first session of the new year. Mrs.
Ferdinand Medic will assist the
hostess. The speaker for the after
noon will be DR.. Hoover.
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\. Y. TESTS PROVE WOMEN
CAN LOSE UGLY FAT

AND THIS l. IMPORTANT: brus-
chen j. not harmful u u not Just
one salt a. some people may iEnof :
anfls believe. Rather. rs blend OF
s active minerals Nhich--sben dis
solved In NafsT-make heaithfui
mineral drink similar to highly effef-
tive spa waters where wealthy women
have gone for years.
Here's the Kruschen Plan: Just axe
a half teascoonful Of Kr1schen N not
water every morning for better func =
tioniug 90 light On fatty foods and
sWeets-est pienfifuiis OF lean meats.
fresh fruits and green vegetables
Plan 70 GO fhls faithfully for "a DAYS
sud see Z. Eou don't Csc TAT and feel
healthier and Younger jar cosA
nut Z few cents and lsss 9 weeks.
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PAY LESS Drug Store, Crown
Drug, Owl Drug Company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-11
Dr.. Allison VIII Speak 10
Practical Nurses

Members Of the Practical Nurses
association viii meet Thursday
evening at 7.3O In the Medical Arts
building auditorium. Following an
important business session. a lee
ture on "POliomyelitis and the Iron
Lung" will Be given at g O'Clock
by Dr. Harry y. Allison. The lee
ture will be open 70 the public