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Nogales international., 1939-04-01
Young Arizona On Parade

IN the past few days. it has been OUR pleasure to
witness the accomplishments of youth iii Arizona,
and to realize than ever from what saw that
those who to follow in the footsteps of the pres
ent-day citizenry will be just capable if not more
capable, of carrying with honor when their turn
arrives We think, from what saw, that citi-
need fear for the future for Arizona will be left
in safe hands when he has passed his way.
The first group of youngsters appeared before the
Phoenix Rotary Club. They were students from the
Phoenix Union High School and pupils from several
of the ctys grammar schools All were winners in
contests the high school students in public speak
ing contest, and the grammar school pupils in an
essay and essay reading contest.
The second group Of Arizona youngsters were off
their home grounds, and on parade, as it were, be-
fore the residents of Phoenix. They were from the
city of Nogales, and were the boys and girls that
compose the very excellent drum and bugle corps
and drill team of the Nogales High School. They
excelled in their showmanship The group represents
the tops in the state in their particular line of
deavor Every person who saw them performing in
the capital, both downtown and at the horse show,
felt proud of them glad that one of these days the
group will be showing the Pacific coast Arizona s
finest high school marching unit.
The youngsters of neither group were hand pick
ed. They represented the run-of- the-ml school chill
dren section Of the states school population.
If the two groups had come from Tucson and Doug
las, from any other two towns in the state. the
members would have been much the same as these
youngsters.
Most interesting about these young Arizonians is
the seriousness with which they 60 about the things
they do. They seem to view life with eagerness to
sweep aside the veil and discover what it holds for
them They appear to have fear for the future and
we hope that they never do (Arizona Republic, Phoe
nix)
Some who declare they would die for their country
could perform their most useful service by doing it.
ply false teeth to the poor Didn't want law with
teeth in it.
It is said that most girls close their eyes when
being Kissed and from the looks of the average male
we don't blame them
German newspapers do not print 'funnes" but
pictures of Htlers Charlie Chaplin moustache are
not barred
Nogales international., 1939-04-01
Nervous, Weak,
Ankles Swollen!

Much NERVOUSNESS is caused by an ex-
cess of acids and poisons due to func-
tional Kidney and Bladder disorders
which may also cause Getting Up
Nights, Burning Passages, Swollen
Joints. Backache, Circles Under Eyes,
Excess Acidity, Leg Pains and Dizzi-
ness. Help your kidneys purify your
blood with Cystex. Usually the very
clean out excess acids and this soon may
make you feel like new. CysteX must
satisfy you completely or money back is
guaranteed. Get Cystex (siss-tex) to-
day. 1t costs only &c dose at druggists
and the guarantee protects you.
Nogales international., 1939-04-01

Copyright 1889 by II. Painterl
Reversal
End of Czecho- -Slovakia is not
the end of Nazi land grab" TN
hurt Hitler all the more when he
has to disgorge.
Nogales international., 1939-04-01
SEEN ad HEARD
ON
THE MAIN DRAG

Texas Consul r. H. Bibolet tell
ing about the first auto accident he
ever had. Occurred at Eagle Pass
In 1910 while he was making five
miles an hour. Car was an old four
cylinder Oakland, 4o-horsepower.
Pottr Boston bull terrier puppies
at the home of r. H. Bertelson.
Roy Evans squirrel ranch on
Wayside Drive. Says they whistle
like a grounding whenever
dog or cat shows up on the
premises.
Sign at Nogales Feed g. Seed
Company reading as follows: IF
Purina Lay Chow doesn't make your
hens lay they must be roosters."
Bob F1eiScher's chicken ranch.
Bill zacharias, (JUNTOR) and
girl friend at local theater
Boss sweeping in street while
helpers look on.
Nogales international., 1939-04-01

Another Scrap OF Paper'
"Rumania signs trade treaty with
Germany" This will be torn up at
the pleasure of the Nazis.
Nogales international., 1939-04-01
The Season Is Here

Lewis accuses A. F. of l.. Of
foul blows against C.I.O." oh,
well. he can go to ball game soon
and see a few strikes.
Nogales international., 1939-04-01
A Verbal Basrase

"Two-ton Tony Galento says he'll
knock Louis silly when his right
connects" And, We might add, i'll
Nogales international., 1939-04-01

Ground Glass Is Suggested
Britain will war on rats" Going
after Hitler, Goering and Goebbels
at last with apologies to the rats).
Nogales international., 1939-04-01

Bill zacharias, (JUNTOR) and
girl friend at local theater.
Nogales international., 1939-04-01
For Keeps

Federal income taxes in Arizona
are down" And the taxpayers are
out.
Nogales international., 1939-04-01

Boss sweeping in street while
helpers look on.
Nogales international., 1939-04-01

Bob F1eischer's chicken ranch.
Nogales international., 1939-04-01

Four Boston bull terrier puppies
at the home of r. H. Bertelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-16
Young Musicians TO Sing
At Luncheon Saturday

Members of the recently orga-
nized junior choir at the First
Methodist church will be pre-
scented in selections under Miss
Jennie Johnson's direction at the
luncheon which Custer Relief
Corps OF the auxiliary TO the Grand
Army will give on Saturday at
1880 in the armory. Mrs, w. G.
Marden Is In charge OF the hos
tesses and Mrs. Lucille Fogle will
conduct the dining room.
Mrs. Mile Bah. program chair
man, has extended an invitation
10 both past and present members
TO attend. Those having birthdays
in the past six months will be
honored. At 1870 Mrs. b. r. Bryan
will preside over business
session.
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Mrs. Buckmaster
To Entertain
Virginia Dare Members TO
Have Annual Christmas
Luncheon Monday

Gay holiday cheer will add
to the ever warm hospitality
of the B. +. Buckmaster home
on Orchard road, Monday af-
ternoon at l o'clock when Mrs.
Buckmaster is hostess to
members of Virginia Dare
chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution at their
annual Christmas luncheon.
In keeping with the season, a
message of the Yule season will be
brought to members by Rev. Hol-
land Burr of the First Congrega-
tional church. Mrs. Robert Beach,
the chapters regent, will preside
during the afternoon.
A string trio will present the af-
ternoon's musical numbers, the
program committee has announced.
Mrs. Buckmaster's home will be
festively appointed in Christmas
decorations.
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Lincoln High Students
Look Forward 10 Parties

Amid decorations Of holly and
mistietoe the annual Lincoln high
student leaders party will be held
In the girls gymnasium the eve.
ming Of Dec. n. Misses Janst
Cooper and Faye Roberts are CO.
chalrmen for ths fiesta.
Patrons and patroneases for thc
evening viii be Miss Lois Phsnlcis,
Miss Bessie Fisher. Mr.. Franklin
O'Neai and Mr. Leslie Hoar, all
members Of the Lincoln faculty.
Dancing. novel refreshments.
games and comic movies are sebsd-
uied 10 entertain tins studsnt Lead
srs. . group Of honor students who
aid the physical directors IN man
aging the gymnasium glasses.
Entertainment planned viii In
clude Charles Darling Al ths piano.
reading by Gloria issems, .
tumbIlng exhibit BY Faye Roberts,
guitar solo by GLADDEN. Bailey
and music from Eugene coFooran
and his orchestra.
COMMITTEES heads include Carl
Dial. master of ceremonies: Ber-
nice ataplin and Gene shaw. floor.
and BernIcs Young. Winston
Churchill and Walt ArestAd. deco
rations.
Lincoln high alumni viii gather
At The Century ballroom ON Fife
square Dec. ~ for thelr annual
Christmas week reunion. aeeord-
Ing 10 Harold johnson. president
o. the Alumni association.
The party 10 the first 70 be- given
away from the high school. ths
move being taken to accommodate
the large number of graduates en-
peotsd 10 turn out for the affair.
Admission 70 ths party. which
Ia 10 start Al 3 o'clock. may b.
obtained ~ the door. Dale F1tz-
simmons and HE orchsatra s1Il
play for the ball. 70 which ms1n-
hers u tins Llncoin faculty. tins
school board. senior class and
alumni o. Lincoln high have bean
invited.
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MONDAY

Sherman Preschool will meet
Monday at s p. m. at the school.
Rev. Harold Long of Emmanuel
Presbyterian church will speak.
There will be special harp and
Christmas music. This is to be
guest night. Hostesses are Mes
danes c. Y. Borell, Roland Toilet
son, Muriel Huff, w. L. Thompson,
Joe Kruzic and C. w. Wiecking.
Washington Preschool meets at
the home of Mrs. Robert Hunt,
1912 No. 27th Monday at s p. m.
Mrs. Byron Foreman will speak on
Music for the Preschool Child"
Miss Muriel Berglund will sing
group of songs. Mrs. G. r. Waiss
is assisting hostess. Each person
is requested to bring something in
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Kiser-Dunbsr
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The marrinne 81 Miss MyTtle
Alice Dunbar. niece Al n. and
Mrs. Albrtuz II. nuis. nnd ~.
Jackson z. ki<er. son a Nr.
and Mrs. Hertrnm kl1er n
AIshten. Il being announced
today. The ceytmoay Wna
snlcznnised pr. ~ IN He<heelIN
baptist church. The Eev.
Marion Flint officiating. Only
members III thu twu families
were present.
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man and kflzs Aii<s kirrr ws4
maid II hpnoF. Aft<r ths eekemnny
IN ln<utmxI re<eplien ~e4 MI a
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! ninx ~ $50 e'siash n - nruscvy.
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P. L. c. Dormitory
Auxiliary TO Meet Tuesday

The Pacific Lutheran Dormitory
auxiliary will melt at the home
of Mrs. Philip E. Hauge in Park
land Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Mrs. Lono will have charge of
the devotions. Mrs. o. A. Tingle-
stad will play piano selection
and the faculty ladies' quartet will
sing a medley of Christmas car
OILS. Following a period of group
singing, officers for the coming
club year will be elected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-16
Christmas Dances Continue
To Hold students. Interest
Lambda Sigma Chi and Sigma Zsss Epsilon 10 FroEe
Al Ellis Temple Saturday Evening; Gihs Of
Residence Hall Anticipate Informal

Two dancing parties scheduled for College OF Puget
Sound students Saturday night when Lambda Sigma Chi
sorority and Sigma Zeta Epsilon fraternity entertaining
their friends at informal dance and when girls Of the
Womens Residence Hall celebrating the first Christmas
in the dormitory with supper dance
The Elks Temple ballroom will be decorated In red and
silver with svered Christmas trees for the dance which has
hosts and hosesses Sigma Zea Epsilon fraternity and
Lambda Sigma Chi sorority Programs win be in the shape
of miniature in red and silver Candy viii be
given favors at the dance Plans being made under
the direction of Miss Rosae Seger and Harold Nelson who
have assisting them Miss Eleanor Weaver. Miss Patricia
Coatsworh, Melvin Tennent j, Philip Murray and Jack
Hungerford
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AnnusIyuIeF ete
For Rainbow
Program and Initiation 10
Be Held in Gothic
Room Saturday

Rainbow Girls of Tacoma
Assembly No. 2 are planning
their annual Christmas party
for Saturday evening. The
affair will be held in the
Gothic room of the Masonic
temple with an initiation nj
s o'clock preceding the gala
social evening.
Miss Barbara Tissot, worthy
adviser, and Mrs. Rose Leon
ard, mother adviser, viii pre-
side.
Those who viii be conferred
degrees are Misses Barbara Smith.
Victoria Kindt. Dorothy Donnells.
Marjorie Fox, Dorcas Eggsho. Lois
Bookwalter, Lucille Anderson,
Anita Junge. Dorothy Damlamo.
Betty Hudtloff and Evelyn Lavik.
During the evening plans for
the Rainbow Toto" dance Jan. Is
in Fellowship hall will be discussed
by Miss Jane Lundberg. worthy
associate adviser, who Is the chair
man OF this event. Also final ar
rangements will be made for the
Christmas oarollng on the evening
of Dec. %. Miss Francis McGinnis
Is in charge Of the plans.
Tacoma assembly Is planning 10
take care of a family for Christ.
mas. Miss Jane Elder is making
arrangements and those assisting
her are Misses Shirley Miistead,
Betty and Lois Meyer. Betty Perry.
Jeanne Bourland and Gloria Mier-
row. All members attending the
meeting are asked TO contribute q
can OF food for the basket.
The tree will be decorated by
Miss Shirley Moore and her assist
ants, Misses Maxyne Douglas.
Mary Elizabeth. Lorna Lee Yates,
Phyliss Jentoft. Lettie Lowry.
Peggy Grumbling. catherin e
Roberts. Helen Jean Darling. Betty
Anger and Marilyn Thiel. Miss
Mary Hoffard will be in charge of
the presents. Each girl u 20 bring
gift for the tree and after the
initiation. there will be a Santa
Claus TO give out the presents. a
sack Of candy and candy cane.
Miss Phyllis Scott is in charge
of the candy stockings and will be
assisted by Misses Marian Nelson,
Elsie Hansen. Donna Kiste, Shirley
Danforth, Jean Westbrook. Mary
Anderson, Betty Mattlock, Betty
Perry, Jeanne Bourland, Betty and
Lois Myers and Dorothy Keil.
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group. A candy sale win be In
charge Of Mrs. l.. v. Lacy. Host
esses for the evening are Mechanics
l.. L. Angelina. X. y. Herjog. J. IL
Fields and Clifford Lund.
Horace Mann PreschOol under
the direction Of the Metropolitan
Park Board has opened q super
vised play school Ia the Sunday
school room Of Bethany Methodist
church on So. 57th and Park ave.
Parents will be able 70 enroll chill
dren from ga years 70 school age.
The hours are from 0 10 II a. m.
Each child IL 70 bring crayolas and
scissors. For further information
call Mrs. W. II. Joy. CA O6ss Of
Mrs. Irene HOimgren. CA 4siS.
Park Avenue Priesthood win have
their Christmas party for the chill
dren Of the district Wednesday Al
80 p. m. 81 the school. There
viii be a tree. a toy town and q
program. The program Ia planned
by the first graders under the su-
pervision Of Mis- Mary Irene
Murphy.
Continued on Page Q. Column ~
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Patrons and patronessen for the
evening will be DIR. and Mrs. Ray
mond l.. Powell and Prof. Robert
Drummond and guest. Invitations
10 the affair have been sent TO the
president OF each fraternity and
sorority on the campus. Special
guests and alumni viii be the
Messrs. John Condor, Robert
Davies. Stan Boyle. Donald Boyle.
Walter Olson. Carl Klemme. Gene
Gunderson, Leonard Moline and
Fred Johnston.
Guests will be the Misses Mary
Ann Jelusieh, Frances Jo Green
wood. Betty Heaton. Marijane
Lewis. Ellen Hanson, Harriet
Cline. Babette Brottem. Vera Nc
connell. Phyllis Albert, Marion
Longstreth, Faye Nelson, Mary
Louise Laithamer. Shirley Haynes.
Mary Maybin. Clarabelle Stevens,
Evelyn Hopkins. Charlotte
Gregory. Patsy Brottem. Shirley
Horr. Virginia welker. Barbara
Barton. Dorce Sachs. and tho
hessrs. Maynard Carlson. George
Mitchell, william keizer. waliy
starkey. Jesse Curtis. Richard
Watson. Duke Campbell. Clarence
Heating. william Taylor. Lawrence
Henderson. Paul Jueling. Warren
Harvey, Bernard Enright, Carl
Heaton, Norman Peterson. Joe
Price. James Scott. James Win
gate and Frank Larson.
Hostesses VIII be the Misses Beu-
lah Eskildsen, Ruth Jensen. yir-
ginia Leonard. Lois Kuhi. Barbara
Longstreth. Mary Reitzel. Barbara
Wilson. Marcia Woods. Geraldine
Alexander, Janet Hatch. Cwendo-
Ign Roach. Muriel Woods. Marion
Brush. Patricia coatsworth. Eve
Ign Decker. Patricia Cannon. 10
sale slegier, Lorraine Simpson.
Ruth Pauline Todd. Eleanor Wea-
yer. Jane Barton. Harrietts Brad
ford. Bernice Christensen. Patricia
Davis. Nadine Engh. Bettys Fitz-
patrick. Kay Fairiong. Bergitte
Hansen. Sylvia Langdon. Grace
Mclean. Doris Pioha. Oral Stubbs.
suzanns Pinkham. Mary Priehard.
Marion Rolstad. Kathryn Woods
and Betty cieary.
Hosts will be the heasrs. Pat
Piper, Richard Furtieh, Richard /
sioat. Robert sprsnger. Jack /
william Madden.
Wayne Nicely. Hugh nacwhirtsr. /
Harold Nelson. Arthur freeman. /
Nathan Hale, Robert Radcliffe. /
william Trcgoning. Daniel Bysrlsy.
John Boyle. Melvin T'ennent. Lay
ton staleup. Robert Hooper. Frank |
Walter. ordWay Williams. Harry
Kaplin. Philip Murray. John Ester,
Douglas Hicks. Thomas Cross.
Victor Mash. Dale Mecord. Jack /
Richards. Walter Piper. Robert /
Jack Davis. Robert He'd
berg, Frank Love, Robert May 4
Robert Parker. William 4
Schroeder. James Van Camp. Nor
man walker. James Walter. George
Emery Waite. Harry wer-
Diskey, Robert Ziie. Norman Burke.
Vincent L1cieh. William Moore,
Ted Kintz. Ia Bnesko. John Hunt,
James Martin and Oscar Barger
The supper dance At the Resi-
deDce Hail Will he from $50 until /
0 O'Clock. A buffet Christmas sup I
per VIII b served 10 the dining
room and there will be dancing ia
the recreation room. Miss sigma
Custafson, social chairman for tins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-16
M. and M. Club Fleet,

Mrs. Donald Blake was elected
president Of the NJ and NJ club
when members met Wednesday
evening at the home OF Miss
Macile Wamboldt. Other new Of
fieers are Miss WambOldt, seere-
tary, and Mrs. Lawrence Ander-
son. treasurer.
Christmas gifts were exchanged
and the birthdays Of Mrs. Wilbur
Hamilton and Mrs. Gay Tronson
were honored. Sewing and = late
supper followed. A Christmas
motif was used.
Holy Names society, ST. Johns
Of the Woods church, card party
and dance in the Midland Com
munity hall at 8 p. m. Friday. Re
freshments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-16
Joint Gard Party
Announced

The Canadian Legion and it's
auxiliary will hold a card party at
Emerson hall, 1109Is Broadway.
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. The
affair VIII be a benefit for the
Christmas tree fund. Mrs. George
Underwood Ia In charge Of the
tables.
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dormitnry. IL In charge OF arrange
ments. The hail has been decorated
with q Christmas motif A cfechs
has been arranged. and there In .
tree on tho landing Of the stairs.
Invited 10 be guests for the
evening are the Mea1rs. Lawrence
Laviek. Robert Berg, Robert
Myers. David Palmer. John Polling.
Jack Leggee. Charles Swanson.
Richard Purtich. Philip Murray.
Donald Burnett, Edward Craniund,
Charles McNary. Dewans I.amka.
Craig Dightman. stsve Truaelo.
Lyali Jameson. James Murphy and
William Hopper.
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Custer CORPS. Na Z. mesfs Cor
1870 luncheon saturday uuss.
ness ~ iso Birthdays ~ last 80
months to hs honored. Initiation.
Election % delegates 10 depart.
mental convention. Hcmeeuminn.
All old members urged 70 b pre-
ant.
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basket.
TUESDAY
Grant Preschooi meets Tuesday
at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
George Cerrato, 3711 No. Cove.
The losing side in the membership
drive held recently will entertain.
Mrs. Edward Dolan will act as
chairman. This is to be kids
party" and Mrs. Dolan asks that
the members come dressed for the
occasion. Mrs. Santa Claus will be
there and each member Is to bring
gift not to exceed Is cents. Mrs.
Howard Fisher and Mrs. John
Heintick are assisting hostesses.
Franklin Preschool meets Tues
day at 8 p. m. in the kindergarten
room Of the Franklin school. Mrs.
Ray Gilstrap will entertain with a
Christmas story, THE Littlest
Doll" and will discuss the i'm
portance of poetry in a child's life.
Mrs. E. II. Widener Will give a
reading and Mrs. M. c. Falconer
will sing. There viii be carols by
the group and an exchange OF gifts
for the kindergarten. During the
social hour Mesdames +. Budil.
John Lawson, r. b. Robbins, c. w.
Russell and George Slater will
serve.
Lincoln High PIT. A. meets
Tuesday at p. m. in room 100.
Christmas party will be held in the
cafeteria. Jean Harbottle, a mem
Der of the student body, has ar
ranged the program. Jackie Du-
Charme will appear in a dance
number; the Girls Sextette will
offer several Christmas songs;
Mildred Woods will play an ac-
Gordon solo; Jean Cochran will
play saxophone solo. Mrs.
Thomas Selby will lead the group
in carol singing. Mrs. L. NJ. Larson
will be in charge Of the Christmas
tree and the table decorations.
while Mrs. George Jorgenson and
Mrs. George Clements are to
handle the gift exchange. Refresh
ments will be served by Mrs. Frank
Walters and Mrs. William McCaf-
fiery. Teachers and new members
are to be special guests for the af-
fair.
Park Avenue Preschool will meet
Tuesday at 7:3O at the home OF
Mrs. f. c. sillifant, sos SO. 72nd.
TO make final preparations for the
Christmas party. All members are
requested to come out to make pop
corn balls and finish the children's
bags. There will be a short BUSH
ness meeting 10 take the place Of
the regular December meeting. Dis
cuSsion Of the parent education viii
+ be held.
Stewart PIT. A. meets Tuesday
at p. m. In room 107. After the
business meeting at 7.45 p. m, the
school children viii put on an oper-
eta entitled ''Magis' Gift"
WEDNESDAY
Edison Presch0oI meets Wednss-
day instead Of Tuesday az p. m.
In room Of the school. After a
short business meeting the group
VIII sing Christmas carols and play
games. Mrs. L. NJ. MeHenry Is
/ hostess.
/ Horace Mann Presehooi meets
Wednesday at 8 p. m. IN the school
auditorium. Mrs. Joyce Wendeyer.
guest speaker. has chosen for her
topic Creative Music 70 the Baby
Child" Music win include the sing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-16
To Return TO Spend
HOLIDAYS With Parents

Mr.. Russell Magill, son of DR..
and Mrs. Clyde Magill, will return
on Saturday from Berkeley to
spend the holidays with his
parents. He has been attending
Boeing Aeronautical school in Cali
fornia,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-16
Receive Congratulations
On Birth of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher ]. Messina
MARY Aquino) are being con-
graduated on the birth of a son
at st. Joseph's hospital Dec. IL.
The little boy, who is their first
child, is also being welcomed by
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Aquino of this city.
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Travellers Aid Board
VIII Meet

Board members of the Travellers
Aid society will meet for their
regular business meeting at the
Hotel Winthrop Monday noon. The
nominating committee will make
its report at this meeting.
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PIT. A. And Preschool
Activities Of The Week
TUESDAY
Photograph by Fisher studio

the food line to fill a Christmas
basket.
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WEDNESDAY

Edison PreschOoI meets Wednss-
day instead Of Tuesday az p. m.
in room Of the school. After a
short business meeting the group
VIII sing Christmas carols and play
games. Mrs. L. NJ MeHenry Is
hostess.
Evening star., 1939-09-15
DAVENPORT TERRACE.

1900 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Two exposures; safe for children: spa
cious Fairgrounds; school nearby.
rms, kit. and bath. S52 so to $57 so.
3 rms, kit. and bath, sos.
Resident Manager Emerson 1919.
Evening star., 1939-09-15

THE REEDER. 1924 18th ST. NE-TWO
large rms, kit, bath heat hot water
refg. free; redec. throughout: Rreatlv re-
duced. See jan. or phone Di. 2434. Other