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CHAVEZ DERROTO A
FREDDIE MILLER

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Group Plans
Last Session
Womens Association OF the
First Congregational
Church 10 Meet

The last meeting Of the
year of the Women's associa-
tion Of the First Congrega-
tional church will be held
Wednesday afternoon. Hos
tesses for the luncheon at
1890 will be members of
Martha circle. Mrs. Raymond
p. Tarr. association president,
will preside for the 1880
O'Clock luncheon.
During the afternoon officers
will be elected.
Mrs. William Ray Melton is
chairman Of the Play Day pro-
gram which will feature Miss Sally
Sicade, guest speaker. who Will
tell about the play and games of
the Indians.
Mrs. Melton viii give piano.
logue on The Life Of Madame
Chairman" and Miss Elizabeth
Burr and Mr.. Wildon Wsshburn
will present a group of flute duets.
Mrs. Tsrr is calling board
meeting for II O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Prospective Members 10
Receive Courtesies at PIsy

Mrs. Philip Garland, president of
the Tacoma Drama League, has an
nounced that Tacomans who ex-
pected to purchase new member
ships for next year at the opening
of "Petrified Forest" Monday eve
ming will be guests for the per-
Torrance. Old members who will
be renewing their memberships
Monday will be permitted to bring
one guest. The memberships can
be purchased at the door or before
hand from Mesdames Garland,
John Chapman. ]. w. Mathiesen,
Otto Roeder, NJ. j. Galwas. Abner
Bergersen, Charles HUM, W. NJ.
Joliffe, John Arnason Johnson, c.
r. Fuller, G.. J. Downing, Homer
Hartwich, Miss Beatrice Turrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salem Nourse and
Mr.. Wallis Snowman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
"Cinderella Married" 10 Be
Feature OF Drama Recital

A special feature Of the Fairy
land festival TO be presented by
students OF the Radford Drama
school, under the direction of Ruth
Radford, in the Crystal ballroom
Of Hotel Winthrop the evening of
June u. will be the play depicting
the life Of Cinderella after her
marriage. The theme Of the play
is based on the supposition that
Cinderella did not live happily
ever after" as her grandmother
predicted. Senior high school girls
of the drama school will carry
the roles.
Virginia Ludwick will lead the
cast as Cindere la, married.
Jaequeline Lanham is the married
prince, Florence Ewes and Shirley
Nyman are ladies in his past and
June Walloeks and Betty Brese-
mann will carry the comedy roles.
Tickets may be procured at
Frasers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Honored at Silver
Anniversary Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald NJ Burt
were honored by surprise party
Saturday, celebrating their silver
wedding anniversary,
Cards were played during the
evening, prizes going TO Mrs. John
Peterson Mrs. Harry Cozine. Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Stassart and Mr.
Charles Bradbury. The honored
guests were presented with a chest
OF silver.
Guests for the evening included
3 Messrs. and Mesdames Jeff Bar
rett, William Anderson, John Pc
ter9on, Victor Newman. Charles
Bradbury, Norval Hansen. Frank
Parks, Emil Stassart, Harry Co
zine, Sam Ulvestad. Al Ekland.
Louis Larson. Lee Erhart, Gordon
Peck. Tom Michigan, Ray Keller,
William shupe. Donald Burt. IT..
Leslie Bishop. Leonard Bishop,
Mrs. Msude Hill. Mr.. Ben Ton
ming. Misses Louise Nordecn. Mar
celia Hansen. EvsnFeline Dolsck,
Vera Hsnsen, Charlotte Burt. Mr..
Harry Flippin and Mr.. Fred Kei-
ger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Many Elected in Recent
G. P. s. VOTING

In elections held recently nj the
College Of Puget Sound. the fol-
lowing were chosen officers in
their various organizations:
Delta Alpha Gamma sorority:
Miss Joan Roberts. president; Miss
Esther Waterman. vice president,
Miss Geneyieve Hicks. correspond
ing secretary. Miss Doris Hart
man. recording secretary; Miss
Pauline Humphrey. treasurer; Miss
Lois Floydstead. historian Miss
Frances cruyer. inter.sorority
council representative. and Miss
Jeanne Rosso, sergeant-st-sfms.
Sigma Mu Chi fraternity: Brad.
ley Bannon. president: Thomas
Ray. vice president Joe Price.
treasurer. William Melton. cor
responding secretary; Cliff Rawn-
sley. recording secretary: Difick-
son Sedry. house manager: Nor
ton Arnold. sergesnt-st-arms. and
George Mitchell. athletic manager.
Sigma Zeta Epsilon fraternity:
Wayne Nicely. president. Hugh
AacWhirter. vice president. John
Boyle, recording secretary; Pat
Piper. house manager; Jack Hun
gerford. corresponding secretary:
Frank Walters. historian. and WI
liam Tfegoning. ssrgesnt-at-srms
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Other officers are Miss Jane
Murray. Mrs. Thomas Corbett.
Mrs. w. f. Lewis. Miss Betty
Aschids, Miss Winlfred Henriot.
Mrs. ]. c. Hinckley. Miss Teresa
Whelsn, Miss Helen Steinhsoh.
Miss Marie Burke. Mesdsmes
James n. Egan. Stuart Elliott, ].
NJ. Weaver, John Piper. p. NJ.
Goodman, Miss Charlotte Manley.
The Rev. A. H. Allard is chaplain.
Mrs. Egan, retiring grand re-
gent. who represented the court
at the recent state c. D. A. con-
vention in Olympia, will give her
report.
The initiation will be followed
by a tea hour. complimentary to
Mrs. Murphy, newly installed re-
gent, and Mrs. Egan. In charge
of supper and decorations will be
Mrs. Elliott, chairman, Mrs. Agnes
Hubmann. Mrs. Alex Bremen. Mrs.
c. f. Bresnahan. Miss Mary Bro
and Mrs. Alice Sappenfield.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Will Wed
In Hawaii
Former Tacoma Girl VIII
Leave June ] for New
Home in Islands

Word received in Tacoma
tells of the approaching mar
riage of Miss Marilyn Buster
of Seattle, formerly of this
city, to Mr.. Charles G.. Gordon
of Hawaii. Accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Nora Cozine
of Seattle, the bride-to-be will
leave June 7 from Victoria.
B. C., for the islands where
she will be married June ii
in the church of st. Augustine
by the Sea in Honolulu.
Miss Busters only attendant for
the ceremony will be Mrs. Theo-
dore Benedict. cousin of the bride
groom. Mr.. Benedict will be best
man.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mrs. Cozine and Mr.. William
Buster of Southworth. Mr.. Cor
don is the son of Mrs. Burgess Lee
Gordon of Seattle.
The couple will make their home
for time in the islands, return
ing late in the year TO establish a
home in Seattle.
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Y-ed Members 10 Close
Club Year tuesday

In a spirit of Aud Lang Syns
the Y-Ed girls Will gather for their
final meeting OF the club year
Tuesday evening. Al the close Of
the 6;f5 dinner hour. candle.
lighting friendship ceremonial will
take place under the direction 81
Mrs. Margaret Dregsr, who viii
give the foreword.
Included In this ceremonial there
will be four short talks by y-Ed
members. Mrs, Rose Hanson. chair
mar Of the business and profess
sional committee. will speak on
behalf 81 the Y. ". G. A.: Miss
Lois Weller, vice president. will
represent the club officers; Mrs
Alice Abelsett In scheduled 10
speak for the members not new
this year. while representing the
new club members will be Miss
Helen chrintophsrson.
With a friendly clasp Of hands
the ceremony will draw to an inn
pressive close as the entire mem
bcrship unites in singing Follow
the Clean At the conclusion Of
this program there will be q gen.
erai mixer Of which AiEs Iva Fen
ton will be In charge.
In connection with mixers. Miss
Rosemary RawRon. club president.
wishes u 10 be announced that on
June rs there Will be Joint picnic
Of the Y-Ed club and the Live Yera
Of the Y NJ. c. A. n IL 10 be an
evening affair held at Hi-Divs on
Surprise lake.
A. the recent election Of officers
the following were ehosen BY the
club 10 conduct It's activities for
the coming year Miss Gertrude
Julien. president. Miss Helen
Trusd1on vice PRESIDENT Miss
Betty wingard. secretary; Kiss
Jean Fuller. treasurer. and Mis-
WhelAn. corresponding
secretary
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Brides~Ele
Are Honored
Miss eroosu resed Friday
And Miss Cline Sunday
A. Showers

Among recent parties for
Miss Jane Brooks. bride-elect
OF Mr.. Carlton l.. Waugh. was
the miscellaneous shower FRI
day evening for which Miss
Esther Cory and Miss Mar
iorie copeland were hostexses
at Miss Cory'S home.
The table was ceutered
with a miniature bride dressed
in bridal ensemble and SUR
rounded hy pink roses. On
the buffet was a clever minia-
ture Of Bonneville dam where
Mr.. Waugh is an engineer.
Court whist was played during
the evening. honers going 10 Mrs
Ernest Estes and Miss Rrrniee
Morse.
Late supper was served st indi-
vidnai tables on which rcd rose
buds were USED for decorations
Those invited were Misses Ro-
berts Armstrong. Anita Hall.
Edith Ball. Dorothy Kirby. Mary
jean Brooks. sister ~ the bride.
elect. Doris Buehol,E, Florence
Brustad. Edna crothers. Mary
Gailwas Mary Louis Gonyea.
Marjorie Haggcrty. wilma
Haggcriy. Priscilla Hems,rest.
Ethel LuekenblhI, Grace Me-
carthy. Phyllis Mitchell. Lillian
Morisse. Bcrnice Morse. Msrgery
Niesen. Violet Peterson. Joyce
Rosene. Mary sperry. Eunice
washburn. Mrs. Lyle Cope. Mrs
n. w. Brooks. mother of the bride
elect. Mrs. Leila Hili. Mira. A. 7.
Zurfiuh. Mrs. Walter copeland,
Mrs. Frank Cory. Mrs Ernest
Estes Of Portage. Mrs. Darrell
Baker II Chehalis. Miss Eunlce
Anderson Of Ferndalc. MLes Lols
Button Of Seattle. Miss Lillian Far
ricr Of Portland and Mrs. Fred
zitxer.
On Sunday Miss Jeanne Cline
was honored by Miss copeland and
Miss Grace Deeher at a breakfas,
and miscellaneous shower In the
copeland home. Mias Cline will
become the bride of Mr. MsshslI
Whipple in late June.
Place cards were miniature
alarm clocks and eentering the
table mixed spring flowers were
used
Guests were Misses Dolores
Grigal. Dorothy Mitchell. June
Johnson, Marjorie Cooper. Priscilla
Hemstreet. Mrs. Lionel kifficr and
Mrs. Louis Brstrud.
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Siena Club to Meet
With Mrs. Eqan

The Selma Study club will hold
its last meeting of the club year
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. James II. Egan, 1922 No
Washington st. The program viii
include a review of Philip the
Second of Spain" walsh by Mrs
Egan and discussion Of current
topics by the members. Included
in this group are Mesdames Neal
Gregory, Mark Dolliver, Lawrence
McNerthney, J. NJ. Broderick, the
Misses Augusta and Elm Ohlin
Charlotte Hanley, Winifred Hen
riot and Jane Murray.
Women's association COngrega'
tionaI church will meet Wednes-
day at 1890 for luncheon followed
by election and annual reports.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06

A benefit card party In being
given Monday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Eagles hall, 1905 Fawcett
ave. for the junior drum and
bugle corps. sponsored by Wild
West auxiliary No. OIL, Veterans
Of Foreign Wars.
Proceeds from the party will be
used to assist in purchasing uni
forms for the corps.
Mrs. T. Durham is chairman OF
the affair. and many prizes will
be awarded during the evening.
The public is invited to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Delta Gsmmas Return TO
Tacoma for Summer

Delta Gamma members from
Whitman college who will be home
for the summer vacation are the
Misses Esther Hagberg, Mary
Louise Monroe. Patty Ann Schwab
Betty Greenwell of Fort Lewis
and Mary Naysmith of Sumner, an
alumnae of Annie Wright semi
nary.
Delta Gammas from the Uni
versity of Washington who are
returning to town for the sum-
mer are the Misses Jean Hutchin-
son, Martha Turner, Virginia
Hamilton and Mary Jane Nc
Donald.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Business Groups Plan
Informal June 10 AZ Hotel

Members q the Tacoma Retail
Credit association and the Tacoma
~omens Breakfast club are plan
ming an informal dance in the Roof
Garden of Hotel Winthrop Sstur.
day evening. June 10. Miss EyringA
Anderson IL in charge Il the WON
ems COMMITTEES. and Mr.. George
Campbell. the mems AppropFl-
ately. the theme q the dance will
BE- the Golden Jubilee. with gold
ard green decorations being
planned by Miss Mary Lou MAN
Also on the committee for the
dance are Miss Alice Hudson, Mss
Margaret May president Of the
Nonsns group. Mrs. I'd Stevens
Mr.. Angus Campbell. Mr.. I'd
Purdue and Mr.. Id Stevens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
DeMolays Make Plans

Tacoma chapter, Order Of De
Molay will exemplify the second
degree for the Mason Steilacoom
lodge Thursday evening at Stella
COON. De Molays will meet in
front of the Masonic temple in
Tacoma at 7 O'Clock, from where
they will go to Steilacoom.
The patrol team of Tacoma
chapter will meet on the Municipal
dock Monday evening, June s, at 7
o'clock and on Wednesday eve
ming the band will practice in the
Shrine band room at the Masonic
temple at z D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06

mani tnu Park rresb> trrtea
church Ladies' Aid viii meet Tues
day with Mrs. G. W. Johnson. T. \.
cuahman hospital for 1880 pot
luck luncheon. Take Portland ave
bus TO Ia. seth and Roosevelt ave.
Trinity Guild % rarkiand Trim
lty Lutheran church meets Tues
day evening in the church psrlors
Mas Grace Gard entertaining.
Harmony circle, Lincoln Park
Christian church. viii hold a pot.
luck dinner in Lincoln park Tues
day
Local 81. FIre Fighter. Talon
Auxiliary will meet Tuesday st
~, 30 for luncheon and cards Al
fire station q
Danfos,s ". G. n. wlii NEE,
Tuesday IN Bethany Methodist
church for flower mission day.
Flowers are 10 he arranged in bou.
quets by one O'Clock. 10 pe given
10 patients AZ county hospital
Eagles Auxiliary VIII hold
card party Tuesday afternoon II
the Eagles hall Mrs. Kate Dick
t.a.. an.lx...a. nmm4st.. ..s~.t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06

Democratic League Meets

The Pierce County Woman's
Democratic league met at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon in the Rose and
Gold room Of Hotel Winthrop for
its last meeting Of. the club year.
Mrs. Frank A. Cole presided and
reports Of standing committees
were given By Mesdames J. Frank
Hobbs. Stuart Elliott. T p NAL
10y. William G. MCNAMARA and
James r. Egan Plans were made
By the group for a midsummer
picnic.
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Charles opsenarfh Nas host 10
his classmates and teachers II the
University Place school ~ \ bsa<h
party he'd At hls hanps saturday
sssnlnT. Charles IL the son ~ Mr..
and Mrs Matt opgsnosth II LAY
Island. Guests usfs Jack iise-
decker. Hsnsn Psyus. Charles
rsln. Robert Craft. itensid Stout.
Richard ceisEats Tom Williams.
f.psilss Eilingson. Wanda fssrnb4Ft.
Jane Berry. Nafixoia Wsb<r Mar.
Ian wasf. Virginia sleb. Emma
Nsison. aaxiss Miller. Henry Ktts
Foss. Lseilis cyr. MsiyA BAKER.
Misses Louise jackson ara Anne
Leland and Mr.. ard Ma George
Curtis and small daughter Gloria.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Son Born TO Jensens Saturday
Al Tacoma General

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Jensen
tErna Weller) are receiving felici-
tstions on the birth OF their first
child, son, Saturday in Tacoma
General hospital. He is the first
grandchild of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II.
Weller of Steilacoom lake and has
been named James Weller. Paternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jensen and a great-grand-
mother is Mrs. Minnie Roeder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Preshxtefial 10 Meet

The Olympia presbytsrizi Vii
meet ~ 1870 o'eiock Tuesday eve.
ming ~ sprsgue Memorial church
Guest speaker q the daT seiii ~
Mrs Elizabeth Curris. . mission
airy here on furl0gsh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Club OF Hears 10
Dance st Roof Gsrdse

Mrs. William wlnssrd has been
named chairman II the dance
which the Club Of Hearts viii give
In the Roof Garden Of Hotei Win.
throp on Saturday evening. June
II. The theme Of the dance. the
Golden Jubilee. was announced At
tho clubs skating party given
"Wednesday evening ~ Lakewood.
when Miss Martha Maker skstsd
sfound the arena wearing . hath.
Ing suit 50 years old
FOR the dance. . siyis she~ 1t
so years age has been planned.
Assisting on the COMMITTEES are
Misses Eleanor Davies. Martha
Buckley. Huthanns .sisna. finf.
snee Bennett and Mrs Ward Al
word.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Catholic Daughters Plan
Annual Installation Rites
New Officers TO Be Seated Monday Evening in Ceremony
AZ Hotel Winthrop Mrs, Frank Murphy
Is New President

Inc Hotel Winthrop will be the Monday evening of
the installation of officers of the Catholic Daughters
America The ceremony will begin o'clock with Mrs.
Laura harmon of Olympia, district deputy. presiding
Outoftown guests will be from the Seattle and Olympia
courts of the C. D. A Mrs Frank Murphy will be installed as
grand regent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Cap Service
For Nurses
Ten rsks Nishsiessis rstss
~ Tseems esWevd
ftsspsd Frijsy

In . exndlelisht sitting. ~
young women. prslimiNary
xtndsnts In the School al
Nursing At the Tacoma Cen-
erai hospital. received thelP
caps ~ services held IN tho
rvecptsoa room nf the nurxes
home Friday evening. Ten
candies WE'RE placed m Inc
table beside which each nurse
passed After beinx prescribed
with her cap. and eNeh heiA
her lighted randIe whiIe ink.
inf tho Floreues NiehtinGnIe
pledge. 4 reception folIe~ed
the services. for the families
and friends II the young
women.
Mr. sna MrA e. =. c>smn1Hes.
Mia Harriet kleta. 61p~efop e
nurses. Mlss Knshevsne p1e(vmno.
director n e11rssiea; h1lnn An
uss1sewshy. social dsx~e>ee. 80
other meme~rs ~ IN fnwutty ~
essvsS N aae~sA Tnio y ~ firse
rsrptHG servS<e fer No. xjelo
since hsr recent sppa<aemene.
Nefr~shmsnts we're eprvse h
shs sseembasa suesss " sNembpee
a. ths iunior cisnn. Tne ~ ~.
'ssns surses ere MIS- leyse nenus.
rAesm4. Min Ainessa knseev. ~.
sssn miss Ruth LAfsna. puynI.
lup. Mlae Anne knlHuian. roeegna;
Miss Mary Jsns ppyte. olyme1o,
hiss katharine petfwsles. MAIN
wsiis Miss Nei<iss Clarke. Aher~
sissul Mas narnasm navtnN. c.
tsium Miss Nswsns Iii. rnrnma,
ana Mtaa vsrA uavMee, Neaatie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
give YOUR LAZY
LIVER THIS
GENTLE NUDGE"
Follow Noted Ohio Doctors Advice
To Feel ~Tip-Top- In Morning.!

FOLLOW NOtcu OhIO DOctOr NuVicc
To Feel rTip-Top" In Morning!
II liver bile doesn't flow freely ersrp
day into your neutrality-suspicious.
with its headaches and that "half-alive"
feeling often result. So step up that liver
bile and see how much better you should
feel Just try DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
lets used so successfully for years by
DR.. +. NJ. Edwards for his patients with
constipation and sluggish liver bile.
Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable.
are harmless They not only stimulate
bile flow to help digest fatty foods but
also help elimination. Get box TODAY.
Isl, 500, Coz. AL drugstores. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Club Schedule For Week

II 30 luncheon with Mrs. n.
NOLAN. i1ii M. Vt Mrs Mnlisn
and Mrs. r. iesks will b. pint
hostes~es Visitors ~elcoms.
usit ~ independent ets,s church
will meet At the home ~ Mrs.
Bertha psEnsr. nj. ]. M Tss. on
Tuesday for 1870 luncheon.
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hsM " r mFnmna wiII enfer.
isin n<nhsrs II ~ nsond Tshte
usrees sisn TUESDAY 81 -
s'eie~k IT mr. Nova q ssos ~.
isth q. hss. \. =. usnnam w111
Fssd > pspss ~ -nprsyins -
pssstinG" nefrsehmsnts wiIt =
served feiiswsns ~ psaGnm.
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In An sfssrnesa vse1lme a ~
name Al IN b<s<s's pasenss n1nv
~. Mia Thstm4 Nnlh ps@exunn
end ~. ksnNesh les(1ellon1
~sss united - mIasrtoap. m.
r. ". mefilMsls rss4 ~ espo-
mo0y hsfavs noesureuN1 -
syrnGa ard vNe0n1en6roa. N
bride u shs dsaoesss - n. ~
Mrs O. ~. ressvsaW snd ~ n1ss-
hand. the 80 ~ ~. aad NM
John Me(1sIlss6. ~ aeatfls.
Pr hss wedding ~ hsS9e wuva
: whit~ lace gown ms<s prinoano
style. tlsv finger ~ lsnash vss1
vas caught h : ERWIN ~ 60.
risd = l'sssesst = psat rssss Wit
while stock.
Miss Margaret rssernun was ~
bfids's aniy astenaaal Ans Jenn
Brsmsft vs. bsst rasn. ~. LIox1
Baker was the usAss.
\ fessptis@ fnisswe1 N r~sp.
noay ~ the ssms ~ IN hrs1ess
psrsnss. Siowess noesl ahpuf tno
rccsns ~srs red sad vnits ps~elaA
rosss and rasuetious ners 14nx.
eid Smish pvs~ttsd ~ III en1l4tlmn
sshls and Axe6stis9 wsrs xe1ns
Hsrrset rseswnss. h1rs Z. ttnonp.
Mrs. tasasns Wsieh and Ma
James Mefsisiiand.
Foe trsvsiing ~ hssae wofs :
povdss hius dress with Hssss ~
esAt ana jspeutes seee6sarseA.
1hs nsw heme vii ~ sstanlk1ho1
On meseh dstvs II sssstis.
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Ladies auxiliary. Mssslsh ia-
thsrss church. meets Tuesday for
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-04-06
Observations
Has Unset Equilibrium.
BY CONG. HAROLD KNUTsoN

The Cotton Control bill passed by
Congress several years ago fixed the
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Kingsdale

Archie Benson left for Loretta,
Wis.,, Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Feigum are
the parents of a girl born Friday,
March 81.
Arnold Benson left recently for
Minneapolis, where he will visit.
Robert Feigum and Joyce and Don
aid visited Mrs. Feigum and baby at
the hospital in Pine City Sunday.
Alfred and Russell Videen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Del Profit and Howard Profit
motored to Duluth Friday.
Mrs. Anna Benson visited Mrs. c.
Videen Friday.
Albert and Herbert Lund left Mon
day morning for Zumbrota.
Russell Nelson left recently for Pine
City where he is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Austin visited
at the H. Frederick home Sunday.
Last Thursday Mrs. Anna Benson
visited Mrs. Larson who is ill.
Mrs. Harry Sandal and Ronnie
spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs.
Pat Profit.
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Croningen

Easter day services will be held
Sunday, April 9, at the church at
las p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Klein of Sand
stone, moved to the H. Bloom farm
last week. This farm was recently
vacated by Albert Klein, Jr., and fam
lily who have moved to west of Fin
layson.
The school teacher, Miss Hazel
Troolin, and children are enjoying
Easter vacation this week.
Guests at the Fred Anderson home
Saturday evening were Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Anderson and sons, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Klein and Miss jeanette An
derson.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Severt Haglin Thurs
day, April 13. You are all cordially
invited to attend.
The Jebe family moved to the J.
Ankrum house last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bagge of Askov
and Mrs. Ben Nelson and son, Will
lard, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. Postma
Sunday evening.
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Albert and Victoria Kalafut of st.
Paul, spent last Thursday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kalafut
Mrs. Mary Kvasnicka and Paul
were callers at the Erick lack home
last Thursday.
Miss Eva Berglund of Minneapolis
spent the weekend with her parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Kvasnicka and
10 Ann visited at the Fred Hedbere
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rydberg and
daughters visited at the Berglund
homes Saturday evening.
Erick lack sawed wood for George
Kalafut last week.
Paul Kvasnicka, Erick lack and
George Kalafut were Sturgeon Lake
callers Saturday.
Frank Mach, ST., called at the Paul
Kvasnicka home recently.
Dinner guests at the Adrian Berg
lund home Sunday were the H. j
Berglund family and Mrs. Kvasnicka
and Felix and Carl.
Harry Burger was a caller in this
vicinity recently.
Paul KvaSnicka was a caller at the
George Kalafut home Sunday and al
the Plaisted camp east of Kerrick