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Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12
Nev.CaI Pilot in
Valley ON Survey

Chester Lindsey, former superin-
tendent Of the Nevada California
Electric company at Brawley, is
spending several days in Imperial
Valley while making aerial surveys
and photographs for the company.
lie now is company airplane pilot.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12
Mexican Vents Ire
On Carrot Crate

Natividad Landa is cooling off in
the county jail for slashing a crate
of carrots in a fit Of rage because
a field inspector failed to accept
them Friday.
The Mexican, who destroyed the
carrots while working in field
near Brawley. is charged with mali
cious mischief.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12
ZONlNG COMMISSION
MEETS HERE MONDAY

Members Of the Ell Centro plan
ming and zoning commission will
meet at 4 O'Clock Monday afternoon
to discuss proposal TO place
bindery on South Sixth street. No
other affairs of importance were
scheduled, Don Davis, assistant city
engineer, declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12

ing martial law ON the BratislaVa
The feeling among Nazis was
said to be that the CzechosloVak
government had "double crossed"
Germany and in reliable quarters
it was said that Hitler would not
tolerate any action which he re-
garded as violating the Munich
and Vienna agreements which dis
membered CzechosloVakia and set
up semi autonomous provincial
governments.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12
90 Families Flee
Menace of Fire

SAN FRANCISCO, March II.
CUP)-Sixty families fled TO the
street early today when fire, which
injured six persons, none seriously,
swept a Salvation Army warehouse
on Octayia street, between Mccall
lister street and Golden Gate ave-
nue. early today, threatening ad-
Jacent dwellings.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12
Alamo P..T.A.
Reflects Officers
AT Meeting
ALAMO-VERDE NOTES

The Alamo PIT. A met We'd
resday afternoon, March 8 at the
Alamo school. A business meeting
was held at which the officers were
reelected. Mrs. H. K. Law as pres
ident, Mrs. G. E. Tuttle as vice
president and Mrs. o. Gray as
secretary and treasurer. Delicious
cake was served to the women by
Mrs. Elsie Figaro.
Attending the meeting were Mes
danes H. K. Law. G. E. Tuttle, O.
Gray. I. D. Preece, A w. Wogatzke,
Rex Ogier, R. H. Williams, Duncan
Mckenzie, E. R. Maring, Frank
Cary, Elsie Figaro and Misses Lu-
cille Wells and Elma Naylor.
Jackie and Merrie 10 Warne Of
Brawley spent the weekend at the
home of their grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. BernshouSe.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hawk spent
Sunday through Wednesday in Los
Angeles visiting their daughter, Miss
Helen Hawk, and other rela YES.
The Holtville Methodist church
women's council held very inter
esting meeting at the Indian Mis-
/ sion in Yuma Thursday. Mrs. F.
W. Leng was among those who at
/ tended.
Friday evening after the presen-
tation of the play Ghost Train
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Vencill en-
tertained at their home members
of the cast. The play was discussed
and delicious refreshments served.
Miss Joy Mayfield had as her
guest over the weekend, Miss Dor
othy O'Neal of Holtville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Scheniman
Of El Centro, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Smoot of Verde, spent very en-
joyabie weekend in Chino, return
ing by way of Palm Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. BernshouSe
entertained as their dinner guests
Sunday, their grand daughters
Jackie ard Merrie 10 Warne O.
Brawley, and Mrs. G. E. Tuttle and
daughter, Amy Tuttle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hawk OF
Verde and Yuma are now living in
Corona where Hawk is employed
Miss Leona Mitchell had as her
guest Monday afternoon Mrs. Bar
bara Freeman.
Mrs. Katie Baksh and son, Jun n
Nelson. visited at the home Of Mrs
Baksh's daughter, Mrs. M. L. Noble
Of Somerton. Ariz.. Sunday.
Mrs. L. w. Armstrong and Mrs
F. w. Leng called on several friends
Sunday afternoon in the Jasper
district. They were: Mrs. Ada Gates
Mrs. l.. Neagle and Mrs. Billie Rood
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12
Destroyer Rescues
British Freiqhter

GIBRALTAR, March IL. (UP)-
British admiralty authorities dis
closed today that the destroyer In
trepid, after a dramatic race
through the Mediterranean, had
rescued the little British merchant
man Stangate from a Spanish Ma
tionalist warship which was taking
it TO the Balearics islands.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12

democratic countries, especially in
France.
The new secretary is regarded
most highly by all diplomats and
others of foreign countries who
have had dealings with him.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12
CiOPeace Negotiators Agree to Go
Over AFL. Unity Proposal Once
Derafed as Betrayal Of Unionism

NEW YORK, March H. (UP)-Congress of Industrial
Organizations peace negotiaors agreed today to consider
again the American Federation of Labor unity proposal
4hich they once denounced betrayal of industrial
nionsm Five hours Of discussing the CLOS plan to end
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12
DIVORCE ASKED

Maria Aguirre Perez filed suit for
divorce Friday from jose Perez on
the grounds of Wilful neglect and
failure to provide.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12
Pope Names Cardinal MagIione Papal
Secretary Of State; Appointment
Welcomed in Democratic Countries

VATICAN CITY, March IL (UP)-Pope Plus XII
today named Luigi Cardinal Magone, former Apostolic
Nunco to France holder of the Grand Cross of the
French Legion Honor secretary of state of the Vatican
the post he himself held under Plus X1.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12
.Nozis View New
Czech Dismiss SCI
AS Double Cross

Berlin March II. (UP)-Ad0I HIeT HI7 I01341g 4p7,.
ed Joachim Won RibbentrOp foreign minister anu oIer
high foreign officials regarding the SITUATION III
sovakia resulting from the dismissal of SloVak officials
bv thp central government it was understood today
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12

For quick action use
POSt-FreSs Want Ads,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-12

H. Fl. Buckley who is spending
he winter in Pasadena visited A.
;. Mcintosh Monday. A well
nown Guernsey breeder of New
zork state, Buckley was especially
Interested in the stock at the coun-
y fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Miss Winiired spiHmsn
Reveals BsiroihsI

TINS announcement Of the hsr
trothai of Miss wlnifred Jane
splliInan. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Verne splilman. 10 Mr., J. Hsbsft
Walter ~ Detroit. q H.. esms ~
a nosnplsts surpriss 10 friends
when news Of ths engagement wAs
made known ~ meeting Tlssssisy
evening ~ Westminster guild II
the First Presbyterian church.
Ths meeting was bsld nj sh~ hasBs
~ the bFsds-slsst on North Cove
". Ths date for ths wedding wiii
be- announced later.
Following . short business meet
Ing. names we're drawn for dooy
prize an Old-fAsnlonsd bossqsist ~
pink rosshs,ds. violsts and pink
and white hausaffiia surrounded ~
lace aoiiis II the csntsr II ths
bouqlist wss . card announcing the
bstr0thAl
Guests ~ the evening we're Mrs.
G. Davis wsysrhzsussF. Mrs. Gran
". Smith. Mrs. Wesley johnsen 81
Port Angeles. easasin ~ ths Ds1ae-
elect. Misses Mary Baker Lof-
rslns tfsnrtcksss. Jean Derby.
Alice DsEsn. Margaret. hsfss and
narilyn 0ilstyap. Char Knapp.
Ann h0sss. Ailes PfisslEn. i>ots
Phsnlcis. Shirley Roberts. Anna
nllsa. claFsbei stevens, Jeanne
Roberts. Theltas nvift. Beatrice
ssaton. Aftens Harris. Janet
Hosgdon. f.aysrns Harris. hsx~i
ROT. kathissn isostschsf. Elsie
Clement. Margaret Clarke. Fhyiils
iiaksr. Mars "trip. Tiiils npillmsn
and Mrs vsfna ngliiman.
Al ths business msetink. which
was presided ever W Miss Lar.
rains HsnriekseB. pfssidens. plans
wsfs made for q lid parry -
10 hsld ~ ths church Dee -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Club
Will Dance
Gay New Years Eve ir
Store for Members and
Friends OF Group

ALGERIA clubs annual New
Years eve party Is being an
iicipated hy more than $50
members and friends Of the
group. The dance is 10 BE
held at the Old Mil near puy-
allup on Sunday evening. To
add 70 the festivity Of The
occasion. nolsemakers, hats
and confetti will he presented
ri midnight 20 those attend
ing.
Members holding early reserva-
tons for themselves and their
friends are MessFa. and Mesdamrs
Harold Magnusaon. walter Swan
son. Ernest Hanson. Jack Whltessl.
Howard Ferguson. J ~. kanslsr,
". Garrett. Jack Morton.
Lawrence Mills. Harry Johnson,
Otto T'seten. Charles Barclay. I'd
Burrough. Alison Sawyer. Walter
Adams Leonard Hsgghion. Jack
ScheH. I'd. johnson. 4 G. Marrhsy.
John Murphey, A. johnson, NJ. 6.
Baker. W. y. Mason. Maurice Crib
hon. Mrs. Pearl Carls,een. Miss
Astnd Hedberg and Mr.. Harold
Peterson.
Anyone desiring tickets before
the dance may obtain them from
Mrs. Maurice Griheon. the clubs
secretary.
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To Entertain Jointly
On New Years

Mrs. Ralph r. Thomas and Mrs.
Gus Partridge will be co-hostesses
on Monday evening at a New
Years party to be given in the
Thomas home at $40 No. 10th st.
"A clever New Years motif will be
carried out In the decorations.
Bridge will be played during the
evening and late buffet supper
will be served from a table attrac-
tive with holly and tall red candles.
Guests for the evening are to
include DR.. and Mrs. II. L. Mon
lingo, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Green,
MIR. and Mrs. David Ferguson, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry McColley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Blancher, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smythe, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Partridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r.
Thomas, Mrs. Helen Peyran and
Mr.. Alfred Carlson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Couple Wed Quietly In
First Christian Church

Marian Partridge. daughter ~
Mrs. n. Partridge Of Tacoma. and
Herman Rapfs. son q Mr. ara
Mrs. n. Eaufs Of this city. Ness
married ln the pafi0ra ~ ths FIRST
Chfisfian church Saturday evening.
Dee. -. IN the presence ~ mem
Ders u the Immediate families and
friends. The Ceremony Nas read
BY the pastor. Rev. Carl A. John
s0n. Ars. ~ J. heKinn0n. a sister
% the groom, ard y. &. Partridge.
brother Of the bride. were at
tendania Ths young coupls VIII
resld4 al sol 30. ilgh at.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Health Education Classes
To Reopen al

PLAY for zestful living" is the
theory on which the members of
the Health Education classes OF
the Y. w. C. A. are trying 10
carry out their resolution to Look
and Feel Our Best in 1870" The
new term starts January I'd and
registrations are now being taken.
Reducing and bodybuilding ex-
ercises 10 music followed by fist
ball make up the program Of the
silhouette classes which meet on
Tuesday and Friday at 10 O'Clock
and Monday at 1880 o'clock.
Glasses in badminton meet
Tuesday at 9 o'clock and 7:15 in
the evening for beginners, We'd
nesday 9 a. m. and Thursday 7:1a
p. m. for intermediate. and Wed
nesday at 10 a. m. and Monday
$50 p. m. for advanced.
The club hours for practice and
those not interested in instruction
are as follows: Tuesday and Fri
day. II a. m: Friday, 2 p. m.
Wednesday. 7:3O-1O:30 p. m. inner
and women; Thursday, s:30-1i p
m. linen and women).
Swimming classes are scheduled
for Tuesday and Friday morning.
and Monday and Thursday eve
nings. The pool is open for re
irrational sWims daytime and eve
ming hours.
The Junior schedule include
classes in dancing, swimming
games, sports and postursl gym
nastics for boys from 3-s and girl
from 3-1s. The Health Education
department has adopted new
policy this year Of renting the poo
for mixed splash parties on Frida1
or Saturday evenings For thh
the regular medical examination i
[ waived.
The protective health examina
ton which is necessary for a wei
planned program Of exercise j
given twice weekly at the Y. W
/ c. A. Gail BR 4lsI for furthe
information
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ostess to
Piano Pupils
Miss Dorothy Rasmussen
Enfertains at Gay
Party Friday

Miss Dorothy Rasmussen
was hostess at a Christmas
party honoring her piano
pupils Friday afternoon at her
home on South Gunnison. The
hours between 2 and 4 o'clock
were spent informally, guests
playing Christmas music and
games. Refreshments brought
the afternoon to a close.
Gay little winter scenes were
placed on the mantel and around
the rooms in keeping with the
Yuletide season. Guests were
Bonita Olsen, Glen Porter, Rose
Marie Hominda, Bernice Ander-
son, Shirley Palm, Eunice Vaver.
Barbara Knott, John and Virginia
Carr, Martha Clark, Ross Bischoff,
onnalee DUNCAN, Betty Faett, Ted
dy Jueling, Pauline Healy, Carol
Belts, Margaret Lammedee, Carol
and Janet Void, Patricia Lower,
Dorothy and jeanne Jordan and
Doris Whitacre.
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Janek- Thiel Wedding
Sunday Is Quiet

Miss Edith c. Thiel and Mr..
Lewis F. Janek were united in
marriage at the home of the Rev.
!. G. Shaw. pastor of Mckinley
Park Christian church on Sunday
afternoon.
Attendants were Miss Vivienne
Farnham and Mr.. Earl X. Brad
bury, both of Tacoma.
Mr.. Janek is a radio engineer.
Business has called him to Cali
fornia for few weeks after which
he will return 10 Tacoma where
the new home will be established.
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Bridge Party Planned for
New Years Eve

Mrs. Lester A. Engberg will
open her home on North Washing
ton st. Sunday evening for no.
host dinner-bridge party. An at
tractive years motif will be used
in the decorations and favors.
Dinner will be served at Z from a
table conferred with holly, red
bells, and red candles in crystal
candleholders.
Guests for the evening will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen b. Conrad,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MACMILLAN
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hoppe. Mr.
and Mrs. Faye Gear. Mr.. and Mrs,
Al Grumbling. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Milsted, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ferguson, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ludwig.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Ray Thompsons to be Hosts
On New Years Afternoon
Charming Home on Grsvelk Lake TO Be Opened 10
More Than One Hundred From Until O'clock
On First Day OF Leap Year

One of the lovelies of the holiday affairs being given
the weekend will be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ray ".
Thompson New Years afternoon from until when they
will be hosts TO a hundred guests at open house in their
spacious pioneer home Gravelly lake.
The Thompson home is of the oldest Gravely lake
and will be gay for the occasion with bright wreahs and
red candles.
The guests will be served from a table which will be
beautiful with centerpiece of holly and tall red tapers
in crystal holders
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Leaves Soon for
Washington
Mrs. M. D. Wilkinson Re-
ceives Invitation to
White House Session

Word received in Tacoma
Thursday by Mrs. NJ. D. Will
kinson, past president of the
Washington Congress of Par
ents and Teachers and chair
man of the Parent Teacher
magazine for the National
Congress of Parents and
Teachers, tells of her invita-
ton to attend the Child Vel
fare White House conference
Jan. Is to 20. Mrs. Wilkinson
is also one of the directors of
the National Congress of Par
ents and Teachers.
The conferences are held once
every ten years, the last one being
In 1880. Invitations TO the 1910
conference, part of which will be
held in the East room of the White
House. have been issued to but
$40 persons throughout the entire
United States and to only Wash
ington state residents.
The topic for the January con-
ference, which will be presided
over by Madame Frances Perkins,
Is to be Children in a Democracy"
Miss Katherine Lenroot, chief of
she Children's bureau. will act rs
executive secretary for the con-
ference.
Mrs. Wilkinson will leave Jan. is
Ind will be in the east for a little
more than two weeks. She ex-
poets to spend some time in the
national offices of the Y. w. c. A.
in New York City and will also
visit with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson recently
gave up their home on So. Sprague
and are now at home at 619 No.
J st.
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A partial list OF guests invited
for the occasion include Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Chase. Mr.. Roger
Chase, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop
Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gillett, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. wlllIvers, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Panman. Or. and Mrs
Robert Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne Nc
Kendry, Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
Clapp. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Happy. Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Strong, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Tilley.
Others will be Gen. and Mrs.
Carlos Pennington. Col. and Mrs.
Roland johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Cram, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Link, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lanser, Mr..
and Mrs. James Dempsey, Mr.. and
Mrs Pat Erskin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hoskins, Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hsllen. DIR. and Mrs. Harry John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Rose and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sweeting.
Midland summit w. q. r. u.
will meet on Wednesday for n
1890 pot luck luncheon at the
home OF Mrs. y. f.. Burlseson. A
business meeting and and Christ
mas party will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Announce Birth of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. johnson
announce the birth of their first
child. a son, at the Tacoma Cen
eral hospital Dec. %. Welcoming
the little boy, who has been
named Howard Theodore. are his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard johnson Of this city and Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. Halvorsen Of Long
Branch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Club TO Have Musical
PROGRAM Friday

Miss Curl Bye is chairman of
the committee planning the mu-
steal program and Christmas party
which the Norwegian club, Troen-
derlaget, will give in Normanna
hall at S o'clock Friday evening
There will be singing around the
Christmas tree with refreshments
following.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30

Ffazu T~ln tnlix. fAkha. edrnom
wnsa n ! w~<lasnr n mssen lnfer-
at h r4eomaas a. t4finxunns
~. m maj e.fx. u,1s Mary Ana
caasnrsn - Iesome HAMA
ssAax htxr a. me l.ts ~. ~ 16rs.
a IA. cxusnr4a IL TxeauA. na1
Mr. ia Kssi 81. n 1<rume. w<vs
w..l IN the ffezhss sslan nanso a
q asslsek ~ th< rev. q. 4 CARA
The hfid~xrosm /. TN een ~ nrM
ines Keel a 1suln rails nd ~.
=. I. Keel ~ Jsrnma
Given In marriage ~ NJ. ral-
rink tlurns. the bride wass fas nsr
wedding an sfssrnaun re~n a.
Sapphire hiu~ .h~~r msz1e win
srlll. fgnunn< sklft. ig@r aees~-
~nfiss u hsaek Included ! ssnsrt
fushaa ana On ker shasslsl<s uss 3
car<ass ~ Tall-axn fns~s sne
wnrs ! rai,i pin and pendant wht1fs
had h<lnnxrd u hsr mash~r.
Afs nurns ~ss the hrisiss ~
ssndant and wire . froek Il aoHs
green crepe ~ltA bruwn sec&nsars&a
and : eorsawe n Taissm.n snseA
Mr.. Keel. nssthes ~ sh< hrtas-
zFoou. wpf~ black v<iTst sft<r-
noon dress vita blask sees~.srirs
ana fiswsfs lIks thass a. th@ hrs1a.
Mr.. nnnsli ru~an AZ Twin raiis
| wa. ina heat man.
a wedding ainnsf failawsd ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Friends Invited TO
Bar Mitzyah Service

Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Loewen-
stein are inviting their friends to
attend the traditional Bar Mitz-
yah service for their son Mr..
Walter p. Loewenstein, at Temple
Beth Israel Friday evening at 3
O'Clock.
A reception in the vestry rooms
will follow the service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Association. Will Resume
Meeting This Week
Mrs. Bsrueh TRIGGER TO Address General Council ~
Central School on Social Planning and Child
Welfare; Mrs. Pfaum 10 Preside

The Parent associations win their work
after the holiday with the monthly meeting At ths
Central school of the General council with Mrs r. " Pfam
presiding Mrs. Frank Perry program chairman. viii pre-
Mrs Baruch TRIGGER Following the theme for January
what Does Our Community DO for Its ChildrcnT Mrs.
TRIGGER will speak on Social Planning and Child Welfare
in Tacoma" Mrs. TRIGGER formerly In child welfare
work New York city, in Toronto. Canada, and Portland,
Oregon.
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|Poyns 10 Marx
Anniversary
Former T4esmsrs - Hsvs
Open tiosss n Asseoviss
On New Yssv's Or

Many 'rxroma friends win
h sending greetings On New
Years day Ia Mr.. and Mr.
Jesse rnyns Of Anacovtss. for.
merry of Tacoma. an the nees-
sion of their golden wedding
anniversary.
Th<Y were wi knpsvn Feet1nuis
~ TzsamM for aser N y<&r. ena
were n hussn<e< n Inc Nth exs-
me district until - y<sfs 80 o.
aaHazf. Mr. <na Mfs Fsyrs wtil
have = fxully slsnn~r fpf - m
On A<pnasy viii Assr er<N hrAsse
fnF sh<if many ffseu<se. reeefvlnM
caller. ana rr~<zinz< fsou III p~rts
~ - nefthwe>f.
III. ard NJ. ruyns wexe nzss~
fiesi In Taenuxns
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A. present she IL chairman Of
the research COMMITTEES Of the
Federation Of Social Agencies.
Dr. l.. y. Powers, director II city
health. wili speak for = few min.
utss on child Welfare Prob
lens.
The section meetings win follow
the regular council. Mrs John
Lemon presiding IN the rrssehool.
Mrs. Arthur Hansen IN grade. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Nicola IN high. Mrs
Lee Carter viii continue her round
table DISCUSSION in tho high meet.
Ing. including tbs following chair
men; Mrs A. u. BUS. health,
Mrs J. y. FuiiaKsr. international
relations, Mrs. war Hsndrlekson.
juvenile protection. and Mrs Floyd
AthoV. student aid
Mrs. n. J. Rinksr viii review the
past meetings In her Parent
Teacher procedure class from 10
10 II 10 a. m. Mrs. Frederick Dean
will hold a membership clinic frosn
10 30 to 1850 a m. builstin
boards will announce the roosns-
A nursery viii be open for Pre-
school children.
Meetings Of associations this
week viii include
WEDNESDAY
MeGasssr PIT. A. NESTS Al 2 20
.. ~. IN the school Mrs Hopkins
VIII present a group ~ second
grade children IN choral reading
and tap dancing Katherine Gu
rash viii slng Little Grey Home
IN the West and Lonely Heart"
There viii 10 a eornst solo ~
Ray Keith. Aiaa Hafloris Pager
public health nurse. viii speak on
prevention ard Control o. Social
Diseases This talk Niil be Illus
traisd with pictures Mira }, 3.
Bacon viii bs assisted BY mothers
OF ths sixth and eighth grades.
Jefferses Fresehoaa announces
that the piAysehaoi ~ ths Jsffsf-
son plsyfisd viii 0psn aEaia on
Jan z. All children Dst~ssn ms
ages a four and nlx snay stssnd-
There l. no charge. II IL hoped
that there will be an average at
tsnaases II 80 pupils - that ina
three teachers may b. retained and
the ~ nool conducted ~ ~ usual
manner Mrs. Arms Hold IL The
chairman 10 charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Enfertains Seattle Guests
Over Holidays

Miss Ellen West of Seattle is
spending the Christmas holidays
with Miss Lois Thompson at the
Sands hotel. She arrived Monday
evening and will be in town until
Saturday
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Cushmans' House Guests
At Merrill Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Elton G. Cushman
arrived recently from Wellesley
Hills, Massachusetts, for several
weeks visit with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Merrill of I'll No. Stadium way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30

Mrs J. d ftsbsftsan 4 a :
trip IN the southwest via hs<
sun. ~. ,. y. Heh<rtsea. H.. sn1
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