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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-08-25

was running south on the northbound
track came along he was thrown a
short distance and instantly killed.
He was hit on the shoulder, hip and
two places on the right side. The
freight train crew unconscious that
they had hit anyone continued to
Parksley where they were told of the
accident.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-08-25

Harry had gone out to meet freight
instead of the passenger train. Little
did he realize when he made the re-
mark that this train had hit and kill
ed him.
Mr.. Gladding evidently did not look
behind him and was walking on the
railroad ties between the walkway and
the first rail. When the train which
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-08-25

Shortly after the freight train pas
sed, the southbound passenger train
pulled into LeCato. After the signal
was given to go, and as the train
started up one of the train crew saw
Mr.. Gladding lying along the track
and the train was stopped, one OF
them picking up the mail sack. VIM.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-08-25

the crossing where the baggage and
mail car usually stop.
Earl B. Watson and his wife, of
Chincoteague, were waiting for pas
senger, who was on the mail train
and when the southbound freight
pulled by on the northbound track
Mr.. Watson remarked, "Well Harry
got fooled this time" meaning that
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-08-25

Byrd, Jr., who was on the west side
of the railroad track, came along
shortly afterwards and ran home for
his father, who came to the station
and identified Mr.. Gladding. B. B.
Conquest, justice of the peace, was
sent for and gave permission for the
removal of Mr.. Gladding's body. An
inquest was held Thursday.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-08-25
HARRY L. GLADDING
KILLED AT LIE CATO

Harry L. Gladding, 50, mail carrier
between LeCato station and Chinco-
league and highly esteemed citizen
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-08-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-16
Group
Meetings Set

The Tacoma Woman's club
group meetings for Friday
morning and afternoon include
three departmental meetings.
The Better English class of
the Educational department
will meet at 10 o'clock Friday
morning, Mrs. r. G. Anderson
conducting the lessons.
When members of the Interna-
tional Relations department meet
at 12:45 o'clock, Mrs w. S. Bur-
roughs. department chairman, Will
present an interesting program
featuring Mrs. William H. Gull
ford. who viii review Has the
U. S. Any Foes in the ORIENT"
The Public Welfare department.
with Mrs. J. A. Sussman as chair
man, will present a program al its
meeting at 2 o'clock Friday after
noon. Mrs. Norman Wilson, chair
man for the day. will introduce
Mr.. Henry Foss, who will give an
address on Problems in Industry"
AS co-hostess for the afternoon.
Mrs. w. l.. Tucker. chairman Of
the American Home department.
will present DR.. Edgar c. Wheeler
in an address on Does Civilization
Need Religion ?"
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ogeLPritchard Weddins
Solemnized 7 uesday Eve
Rev. R. n. MeGinnis Reads Vows at Home Of Brides
Brother Before Several Score Guests; VIII Make
First Home in Tacoma After Two Weeks

On Valentine evening Miss Margaret Fern June Nogel
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Philip Noge became the bride
OF Mr. Robert Irwin Prtchard r of Mr. and Mrs Robert
irwin Pritehad of Tacoma. Rev. r. H. McCnnis read the
ceremony before hearth banked with greens the home
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Voge brother and sser-naw of the
bride.
seven-branch candeabra which lighted by Miss Ann
Tracy and Mrs. GaZella Handbook
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7 acoma Garden Club Meets
T tuesday, for Program, Tea
Mr. Clarence Corner Shows CoIorsd Moving Pictures ol
0srdcns and Plant Life; Mrs. Howe end Mrs.
Richard, 70 Attend Convention

Miss Nave Ods hostess TO members OF the Tacoma
Garden club when they Tuesday afternoon for inter-
esng program and tea Featured the afternoons pro-
Mr. Clarence Garner member Of the Mountaneer
and Cinema clubs who showed eoored moving pictures Of
gardens and mountain and wild flowers
Others who showed pictures during the afternoon
Mrs t. e. Richards. Miss Nave Odds, Mrs. Ralph Dekman
and Mrs. Frank g. Baker.
Pouring at the tea hour Mrs George r. Howe and
Mrs Robert Polk Early spring flowers in shel-shaped
eontaner thanked by tall tapcrs conferred the table
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Honors Court
at Luncheon

Honoring her officers, past
queens, orthopedic and COM
mittee chairmen, and patrol
and choir members, Mrs.
Lands Fry, queen Of Fora
temple, Daughters of the Nile,
entertained at luncheon Tues
day afternoon in the Crystal
ballroom Of Hotel Winthrop.
More than four score attend
ed the affair, many coming
from Seattle, Olympia, Sum-
ner. Puyallup and other near
by towns.
An afternoon OF contract fol-
lowed the luncheon hour with ia
yors going 10 Mcadames c. ID.
Magenhoimer, Bertha Bodo. George
Nratten. r.. J. Pole and p. q.
Chapman. During the afternoon
the guests preso Mrs. Fry with
a beautiful gift - silver.
Miniature moso stars. dressed
as colonial danes. alternating with
arrangements Of frecsies and rcd
tulips. contered the luncheon Ia.
bles Tho 81. Valentine mohf was
further carried out In the hun
dreds Of tiny red hearts which
hung from the chandeliers and the
balcony. A miniature colonial
bouquet marked the place Of zach
guest at the luncheon table.
The hostess was assisted during
the afternoon by Mrs. Walter ME-
row and Mrs. Y. J. Rybin.
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Given in marriage by her broth
or, the bride wore a gown of white
brocaded MORE taffeta fashioned
on princess lines She wore about
her neck a gold locket, a gift Of the
bridegroom, and carried white
Bible decorated with a shower of
sweep peas and rose buds in pink
and white shades. Her veil was
fastened IN a coronet and was made
with slight train.
Miss Doris Simmons of Eaton
vile was maid OF honor for her
cousin and wore a gown Of pale
blue georgette with a bouquet of
pink rose buds and freesias. The
little flower girl, Elsa Louise Rob
erts. a niece Of the bride. wore
light pink and blue organdie and
carried a basket of frcesias.
Mr. Pritchard was attended by a
cousin. Mr.. Cecil Pritehsrd. as
best man Before the ceremony
Mr.. Louis Matthies played the we'd
ding music.
Following the wedding the three
score guests extended congratula-
tons to the young couple at a
reception in the Vogel home, Pre-
siding at the collation. table were
Mrs r. f. Roberts and Mrs. Harry
Blackwell. A large brides cake
centered the table and on either
side were white tapers in crystal
candelabrs. Mesdsmes Arthur Vo-
gel, Leslie Vogel and Philip Vogcl,
jr., assisted at the reception.
For travelling the bride wore a
tailored navy blue suit. Destina-
ton of the wedding trip was not
revealed by Mr.. Pritchard and his
bride, but they will be at home
to their friends at 904 So. l ST.
in two weeks. Both are Lincoln
high school graduates.
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PIT "A. And
School News
THURSDAY

Washington PIT. A. meets at
2 80 O'Clock in the scout room. A
skit, Vulnerable" will be played
by a group of GA pupils. Edith
Knapp Lundgren will play the
harp and Mrs. II. w. Loren will
sing. Honor guest will be Mrs.
Walter Perry, of Seattle, Mrs
Everett Bare and other past presi-
dent of the local. Tea will be
served.
Arlington PIT. A. will meet at
100 o'clock. Mrs II. J. Rinker
will speak on Our Founders. "
Mrs Eloise Brooks. Mrs. II. T.
Sallee and Mrs. Roy Spooner will
take part in candle lighting
ceremony. Pupils of Miss Esther
Peterson will present a program
and mothers of that room will be
hostesses.
Manitou PIT. A. will meet at
7:30. DR.. E. d. Warren will speak
on Conservation of Vision" A
legislative discussion will be di-
rected by Mrs. Harry Flagg, legis-
lative chairman for the Tacoma
Council of Parent-Teacher associ-
alton. A candle lighting ceremony
will be presented in observance Of
Founders day. those participating
are Mrs. Victor Sorenson, Mrs.
Walter Peterson. and Mrs. George
Haskins. Mrs. Jack Kimball will
read the history Of the PIT. A.
Songs by the Manitou Park Pres
byterian choir and dance by Miss
Jacqueline DuCharme. A birthday
cake will feature the tea hour.
Mrs. Paul Doughcrty. Mrs. Frank
Springer and Mrs. John Campbell
hostesses.
Mckinley PIT. A. and Pre-
School will meet at 8 o'clock in
the school. Founders Day Acros-
tic will be presented BY u men,
bers of PIT. A. and Pre-School.
Piano solo by Jess Smith and
dance numbers by Randall Mad
dux.
MEMO Park Sewing club is spon-
soring the first Of a series Of card
parties at 1880 p. m. Wednesday
at the home Of Mrs. Harold Ken
ward at University Place.
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Married at
Home Rites
Mi. Dora Bowers Becomes
Bride OF Mr.. Turner
Saturday

Announcement is being
made today Of the marriage
Saturday evening Of Miss Dora
Bowers. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Bowers of 1888
Tacoma ave, 20 Mr.. William
+. Turner of Tacoma. The
ceremony was solemnized ut
the home of the brides par
ents. the bride being given in
marriage by her father.
Mrs. Alice Henderson VA.
matnon Of honor for her sister and
Mt Michael shea was best man
for Nj Turner.
naffodils and cyclamen formed
a background for the ceremony
which was held by candielight.
Preceding the reading OF the vows.
Nj. Leroy Sanders played the
" doing march and Miss Alta
Williams LaRuc sang Il Love
You Truly
For her wedding, the bride chose
eyclamen-rose oolored dress
with which she wore a three
strand pearl necklace and a corr
sage of gardenias and taiisman
rosebuds Gardeniss and frcesias
were wore by the matron OF
honor while the brides mother
wore gardenla ocraage Mrs.
Henderson wore dress Of the
new boy blue shade and Mrs
Bowers was IN teal blue
The bride and bridegroom were
honored at wedding dinner
Sunday al the homo Of the hrides
parents, TO which members OF the
immediate family were invited.
Ar open house followed the din
ner party.
Mr.. and Mrs Turner will make
their home in the Florence apart
menta
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Program at Grace Church

The Rev. w. Schroeder of Grace
Lutheran church will be guest
speaker at the annual Unite the
Youth Endeavor night" to be held
Wednesday evening at S p. m. Sec
ond speaker on the program will
be Arthur Moeller. For entertain
ment the Junior Walthcr league
will put on skit. and the seniors
will present playlet. Later, lun-
cheon will be served. Members of
the committee in charge are Miss
Marjory Wagner. chairman; Art
Rockway and Miss Emile Sos
noYske
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To Relieve Bad Cough In a
Hurry, Mix This at Home

fan pint u psdieins that viii amaze
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Mismssios 10 Dance

A Valentine costume party viii
be given Wednesday evening IN
Weyerhasussr hall ~ ihs Y. w.
& A. BY members NJ the Hizmasief
club Dr. and Mrs G. u. Cook
are general ehslrmsn for The af.
fair. aeslsisd by Dr. and MIRA 3 ~.
Francis ana hsssrs and hssdsmss
Harold Fisks. Arthur FRIES and
Franklin Walker Dancing vii BE-
from ! 20 until II O'Clock.
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VIII Entertain
Sunset Garden Club

Mrs. Alfred Berstsen, 40 Ia
32d ST, will open her home ia
members OF Sunset Garden club
Thursday afternoon for 1913
luncheon. She viii be assisted b.
Mrs. J A Adler. Mrs. W. A. Con-
nell Mrs. Ida Haybsrker and ars.
s. Hanson
Guest speaker viii he Mrs A.
s. Black whose topic will be New
ANIMALS and Gourds Mrs. Hay
barker viii speak on Garden
Pointers for March and Mrs. 4.
l. Hess on "Cold Frames"
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-16
VIII Open Home
for Silver Tes

Mrs. Clifton Roberts. ss23 No.
Cove. will open her home Thurs.
day afternoon for the 81 Luke =
choir guild silver tea. with calling
hours starting at 2 80 Mrs.. u.
Morse Johnson IL In charge ~ the
program during which Mrs. Clark
Could viii present a book review
Pouring will h. Mrs u H. San.
dahl and Mrs. ". q. Rice.
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Monte Vista Garden
Club 10 Moot IhursdN

Tho Monte Vista Garden fliih
viii meet Thursday for luncheon q,
1913 o'clock at the home ~ Ars
w. A. Seldon. Tho program fof
the afternoon will include papers
on Familiar Eyergreens" by Mrs
y. W. Wegber and Pruning BY
Mrs. Irving ssiden.
A demonstration on pruning will
be given by Mrs. Otto Damkler.
Members are requested 10 bring
plans Of their gardens for the
coming season.
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Rebesahs 10 Meet

East Tacoma HebekAh lodge will
meet Wednesday evening 81 .
o'clock at Eat Side ODD Fellows
hall. 25th ana East G st. Miks
Peggy Hatcher. noble grand. will
preside for q abort business meet
ing
Following the meeting. 300 will
be played and late supper viii
be served. All friends and mem.
bers of the order are invited. The
committee includes Hesdanss ".
l. Bryan. Frank Preston. William
Newman and Louis johnson.
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Honored Monday

Mrs. Tom Karnopp. PIT Ryan
ave. Sumner. was honored at a
surprise party Monday afternoon
on the occasion Of her birthday
anniversary After the collation.
was served gifts were presented TO
the honored guest. Among those
present were Mrs. Arnold Kilian
and daughter Of Puyallup, Miss
Nina Leamon, Mrs. +. ID. Schiller,
Mrs. J. NJ. Hayalins. Mrs {. l..
Desc, Mrs. T. r.. Michigan, Mrs.
II. Brotherton. Mrs. W. w. Du-
commun. all Of Tacoma; Mrs. John
Forside Of Buckley, Mrs. c. L. Pat
terson Of Seattle and Mrs. Lloyd
Davis Of Lake Taps.
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Luncheon for Ozanam
Circle Thursday

Mrs. Neal Gregory of 1105 No. 5th
st, will entertain Thursday with
l o'clock luncheon and bridge
for members of Ozanam Circle Al.
The group includes Mesdames
Mark Dolliver, Thor Henricksen.
J. r. Merrick, Cal J. Kirk. George
V. Shull. James Yocom, r. D. Mac
Rae, NJ. r. O'Kcefe. James X.
Egan. Stuart Sullivan. Gregory
and Miss Margaret Duevel.
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Navy Mother, 10 Install

The Navy Mothers club vii
meet Wednesday evening At .
o clock At the Z. W. &. \ for In
s,ailat,on Of officers New officers
are Mechanics -. v. Owen. J. b.
Flood Ada Craig. r. - BrsAtsn.
Verne l.. Clark. 8. w. Bell. &. y.
DsyidSon. - J. Fox. e. X. Wllleii
and n. II. Cnbertson.
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Members ~ he Girls Adysfiis.
IN. clgb viii meet Wednesday eve
ming at ths Chamber of Commerce
70 hear Mr. Arthur " Jordan.
xpsaksf u the evening Mr.. Jor.
dan has chosen a. his subject.
Our Daily Bread" Mrs. Rose
Harrison viii preside.
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CLUBS

Eureka Rebekah Gard club will
meet Thursday afternoon in the
| !. O. o. F. temple. Mrs. y. w
Blanchard. hostess. 500 will be in
play.
lydia Sewing club, ID. 4. v,
meets Thursday at the home o!
Mrs. Sylvia BaRlcy. 1925 So. Ia
coma ave, for 1890 potluck lun.
cheon. Valentines viii be OK.
changed Mrs. Margaret Hubbard
viii assist.
Fern Hill Baptist Women's No
ciety meets Thursday for an all
day meeting at the home of Mrs.
Dan Shepherd, 40s So. 35th ST.
Women's Catholic Order of For
esters will sponsor card party
with Mrs. Charles Harvey rs
chairman Thursday afternoon.
Tacoma Contest writing Gas,
meets Wednesday evening at 7.30
o'clock at Jason Lee school Mr..
Maurice Rider and Mr. Quiiliam OF
kIRO In Seattle will speak.
south Tacoma Rebeksh aux
iliary will meet Thursday at IL 80
at the home Of Mrs. Jose Ander-
son. 5445 50. Warner st. Mrs. BIZ
Churey and Mrs. Laura Cofflc Will
assist.
Topaz circle n. O. w, will meet
Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock
in the Pythian temple. Mrs. J. l..
Snapp presiding.
Lincoln Review viii meet Thurs.
day. at the home Of Mrs. Bernard
Wright. 11l5 So. sist St, 8 .. m.
Mrs. l.. y. Baird will have charge
of the social hour.
Jolly Is club meets with Mrs.
Grover {. Baldwin In University
Place for ~ O'Clock luncheon
Thursday Members take Day Is
land bus ut nth and Broadway
at il IS a. m.
Washington Temple, P,thian
Sisters viii meet Thursday IN the
Pythisn temple. Mrs. n. = Clark
will be the presiding officer. All
staff members 10 be present for
practice after the business session.
Past Presidents club, Canadian
Legion auxiliary, Will meet with
Ms. George Palmer. e2i 50. Steele
ST. Thursday for a 1890 luncheon.
4. d. L. ". Juveniles Of Tacoma,
No. 8. will meet Wednesday ~ 8
p N. In the Eagles hall for install
lstion For further information
call Mrs. NJ LaFleuT 81 BE 20is.
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Plan Missionary Tea

Miss Edith kize, siz No. Cedar
ct. viii open her home ThurSdsy
afternoon at 2 O'Clock for the
February Missionary program and
tea Of the Women's auxiliary Of
the Sixth Avenue Baptist church.
Mrs. William Turner. missionary
chairman, viii introduce Miss
Kitty Walker as leader Of the day.
Her topic will be The Old Covered
Bridge"
Tea vii be served following The
program. with the hostess being
assisted by HesdsrGeS Roger Elder,
J. p. Moore. Ray Smith. J Marker.
L " siegler. a. z. kirkland and
Eta JeffreyA
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Tho second meeting of the new
year for the Tacoma Aetlyes. Eng
Ian speaking lodge. bfsaen ss7 af
the croa,lsn yrs,srnsl Union Of
America. will he held Wednesday
al 7 30 oeloes al the home a Mrs
Marie BFox. recording secretary
II the lodge. s5Ji 10. f'uge.
Hound ave.
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Swift Acting, and saves
Big Money. Easily Mixed.

foa'n never know how quickly and
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colds. until yop try this famous recipe.
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MAKE syrup BY stirring 2 cups 0s
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Then pat 2lJz ounces Of PinsI fobisin-
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During ths afternoon plans for
The convention ~ the Garden
Clubs Of America. 10 hs hsld Ven.
n until March 2 IN Houston. Tss..
we're complsisd and Mira y. c.
Richards ard Mrs. George r.
Howe we're named AZ delegates
from the Tacoma Garden club.
ON their return. Mrs. Richards
and Mrs Howe will stop off IN
Piedmont. Calf. 10 attend ths
regional conferences scheduled for
April ~ 10 April 70.
Members 81 The horticultural
group II the Tacoma Garden club
viii mset At 10 o'clock tha morning
Of Feb. III At the nom. Of Mrs.
Joseph ~ Turner At Hewitt
Heights. Mrs Frank Canadian
viii be In charge ~ ths xsssl1n.
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Brosdmoor Luncheon
To Be Given Thursday

Ahbury Tri-Cnion viii hold =
luncheon and program AZ the
Brosdmoor apartments ThursGsy
At noon. The afternoon program
viii feature songs by Bruce Has
kins and readings BY Mrs.. Mary
Reeves. Following the program
Chinese checkers Will be played.
The ways and means committee
Is in charge Of the arrangements.
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Linds1roms 10 Entertain
BRIDGE Group

A group Of SIX Tacoma couples
who meet regularly for an even
ing Of bridge will be dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Lindstrom
on Wednesday evening As IL
customary, tables Of bridge viii
follow.
Northeast Tacoma improvement
club will meet Wednesdsy evening
a. : O'Clock in the Northeast Ia.
coma clubhouse,
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Schedule Events

The PIT A meeting Of the
University Place school will be
held Thursday beginning with
study club st O'Clock. The regu-
lar business meeting will be held
At 2 O'Clock. The Founder day
candlelighting ceremony will be
performed by Mrs. r. Thomas,
Mrs. LaRue Moran, Miss Anne
Leland. Mrs. c. l.. Stout and Mary
Lou Williams. Miss Esther T0Ve
Will entertain with a group Of vocal
solos and will be accompanied by
Miss LOIS Morton. Hostessea will
be the Masses Anne Leland, LOIS
Morton. Esther Tove and Louise
jackson.
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Guild Plans

Christ Episcopal Church guild
will meet for Its regular monthly
luncheon Wednesday in Wells hall.
Mrs. F. S. Smith is luncheon chair
man and she viii be assisted by
Mrs. c. A. Jacobs and Miss Flor
ence Ford. The Rev. Sidney T.
James will talk on Personal Re-
ligion' following the luncheon.