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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-01
BY BILL PORTER AND GEORGE SCARED
T. M. REQ. .. 8. PAT. OFF.

Kent Taylor wanted to be an ac- tor but his parents decided on an engineering course for him born in Nashua. Iowa, May II. 1907 i. has worked in meat packing house was 8 window trimmer in a ladies' ready-to-w store . worked piece work in a nut and bolt factory was foreman of night crew on a Chicago building under construction /. gave up engineer ing to go into stock trouped all over the country .. arrived in Hol- lywood in 1881 worked as an extra finally got a break and is now one of Hollywood's most promising leading men latest picture is Pirate of the Skies"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-01

Ronnie Burns of Watervle was admitted to St.
 Nlarys Hospital for observation last Saturday. {. Ethel Elsa and Alice Palmquis keep themselves in the proverbia pink by pinbusting at the Mattatuck Alleys weekly {. Helen Lahey looks very charming with her ringlet coffure. Shirley O'Connell, smiling wait resS indulges in roller skating as pastme John Miller Is coming along very nicely with his driving lessons. Kay Volers may go into the business of knitting angora mttens socks etc. She has invented
 new type sock to be stockings which prom. ises to be q craze shortly. .t... ,..+.
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fore. Jeff Erikson and Frances Fra- mer are seen in featured roles.

Starting Saturday, the manage ment of this popular theater will inc augurate a complete change of policy. The change is necessary due to the fact that from that date until further notice the Strand will pre- sent only the hit pictures of the seasonl
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Todays Answers Co
 cRANIUM CRACKERS
Problems on Comic Page

False. A satrap is a governor of a political principality.
 2. False. Scotland Yard is the British governmental crime detec- ton division in London. 3. False. George Bernard Shaw is an Irish playwright. (. True. The Boy Scout move ment was founded in England.
 s. False. Wireless telegraphy was invented by Marconi. an Italian.
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AnssOers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers to test questions printed on page 6.
 l. Two hundred and thirty one.
 2. In southern Georgia and northeast Florida.
 3. Four white stars on a blue field.
 { Boxing.
 5. Asia.
 6. Japan.
 :. Ir-rev'-o-ka-bl; not ir-re- voke'-a-bl.
 6. First cousin once removed. g. Public Work Administra- ton.
 10. A species of wild duck.
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By NEA Service
 Ouarryville, Pa, Feb. l.-strange goings-on mark recent weeks in the neighborhood of the hardware store of George Washington Hensel II. Men with plug hats, and shotguns, and nightgowns, and large keys, and shepherds crooks, move mysterious ly about.
 To natives, however, this is no
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church hall next Wednesday even- ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19
Party
For Club
Catholic Young People 10
Have Hsyride and Barn
Dance Friday Evening

The Cardinal club, Catholic
Young Peoples organization
of Tacoma and vicinity, has
announced plans for a harvest
party, Friday evening. The
occasion will serve TO welcome
new members into the club
since that date marks the
elimination Of a successful
membership drive, conducted
by Mr.. Arthur Taylor and his
committee.
Members and honor guests VIII
meet In the Knights Of Columbus
hall at 8 o'clock for q brief busi-
ness meeting. After the session
they will leave for hayride TO
Manitou Community hall where a
barn dance will be held. During
the intermission cider and dough
nuts will be served by Misses
Georgianna Bader and Frances
Koval. assisted by Misses Kay
Frsnan. Margaret Gallager,
Georgina Burcar, Mary Ann Jelu-
sich, Teresa Bannon, Rose Column
bine and Ruth Schroeder.
Heavy fines" viii be placed on
the members who attend the fes-
tiyities attired In city" togs.
Any Catholic young people In
terested In the club will be wei
coined at the party whether or not
they have been contacted by the
membership committee.
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Fetes Sister,
Bride-Elect
Mrs. PeItier Hostess a.
Shower Monday Evening
For Miss Sara Booth

For her sister, Miss Sara
Booth, Mrs. Ralph Peltier en-
tertained at surprise bridal
shower at her home on Mon
day evening. Miss Booth will
become the bride of Mr.. Wayne
Vanderflute on Oct. 80 at the
home of her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Booth.
The guests spent an Informal
evening during which the BRIDE
elect opened her gifts. The hostess
served a late supper.
Guests were Mrs. Booth, Mrs. c.
Amos Booth, Mrs. Joe Hayes, Mrs.
o. +. sines, Mrs. John Xix, Mrs.
Louise Moiriesette, Mrs. Jerrie
Peltier. Mrs. Frank Vsnderflute,
Miss Hilda M. Calf, and Miss Ruth
Eshelman.
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PsrkIsnd Couple
Celebrates Anniversary

To celebrate their first wedding
anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stan
ley Dahl, Falkland, entertained
small party of relatives and
friends In their home after the
Pacific Lutheran college home
coming game Saturday evening.
A four-tiered cake was served by
Mrs. Paul A. Preus, mother Of Mrs.
Stanley Dahl, at a table centered
in michaelmss daisies. Mrs. II. l..
Dahl, mother Of Mr.. Stanley
Dahl, poured. Following the serv-
ing of refreshments, gifts were
presented to the couple.
Out of town guests were X. /.
Hangar. DEBORAH, Ia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee, Seattle, and Mr..
and Walter French and son,
Carter, Larysville. Those from
ParkIand included Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted sinland, Mrs. niger sinland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Preus, Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Dahl, Mr.. and Mrs.
OLAF Hageness and Mr.. and Mrs.
William storaasli.
The Misses Jane Haugan, Eliza
beth Stuen, Priscilla and Mary
Louise Preus, Dors and Elizabeth
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Chorus Honors
New Members
s.. Ceeais Members Have
Afier-Rehesrssl psriy
Monday Evening

Newes; members Of 81.
Cecilia chorus were honored 81
the informal sfter-rehearsal
party which the group held
on Monday evening. A Hal
loween motif was carried out
in the decorations. On the
table q novel arrangement OF
fruit, flowers and vegetables,
with orange tapers, was used.
To add 10 the unusualness OF
the party Mr.. Karl Weiss,
director of the chorus. was
asked 10 pour.
Before the party began. Mrs. J..
Spencer Eccles. president Of St.
Cecilia. spoke 10 the group. Mrs.
Franklin o'Neel Il the general
social chairman OF the group and
Mrs. Alex Davis was chairman Of
the Monday affair,
During the evening Miss Louise
Receconi. one of the new members,
gave a group OF informal songs.
Other new members who were
honored were Mrs. II. NJ. Tillot-
son. jr.. Mrs. Harold Bile, Miss
Helen Moran, Mrs. o. r. Johns,
Mrs. Robert Wilson, Miss Virginia
Hennig, Mrs. Fred Holt, Miss Mar
garet Lane Burris, Mrs. Louise f.
Larson, Mrs. John Larson, Miss
Beth Wilson and Mrs. Nels Mag
nusson.
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PIT. A. 10 Sponsor
Fall Carnival

Sheridan PIT. A. VIII sponsor
a carnival at the school on Friday
evening at o'clock. Mrs. William
Hanson 10 carnival chairman and
has planned . full evening Of en-
tertainment. Miss Reitha Gehri
viii present her dance pupils In
two shows. at 8 o'clock and at
. o'clock In room IL. Mrs. Pete
Barto is In charge, assisted by
Mesdames Mark Peterson, Jack
Finkle and c. Il. Brown.
In the same room ut 7:30 and
$50 4th and 9th grade pupils will
perform under the direction OF
Mrs. Cecil Space. assisted by
Misses lone Davis and Charlotte
Goplerud.
Songs and psntomime VIII be
given In room by grades !, 2
and 3. Miss Mary Hamacker In
charge. Misses Ethel Johnson,
Thelma Baird and Mrs. Lila Robin
son assisting.
Mrs. Frank Colwell will be In
charge of the side show in room j,
Mrs. Dave Anderson assisting.
Mrs. Harry johnson. assisted by
Mesdames Chihuly. Hugh Hallock
and Jim Campbell VIII have the
fishpond in room 2.
Also assisting with the carnival
are Mrs. Carl Forbes and Mrs.
Homer Upton, novelty table; Mrs.
Jack Henricksen. Mrs. ID. M. Pease
and Mrs. Jim Marshall, candy
booth; Mesdames John Edie, Il. II.
Harmon and Jim Campbell, re-
freshment booth; Miss Madge Har-
mon. check room; Miss Eleanor
Hallock, Miss Alice Lsthrop. pos
tiers, and Mrs. E. r. Harmon and
Mrs. Elmer Zes, tickets.
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A. Ms Ia 1Akss sntcTsnsl IN.
~ party MI - m ether Ezsza.
esfs q tbe ycsznkes ses ~ho 81
alters Miss B3kss Al hsr ~s~sssszx
Taxs ar~ her szstrs. Miss Martha
hAksr. WHO "a = - no maid q
Aonox Miss F1ereaos Heansst. Ma
Ward Aiyurs. Ma Ebert Hs1l
Hskex III AID Miss EAisih Aaa
FagT The guests ~'iil play hsA4gs
later In the esNalnT
ssatlrnea q re wedding party
= - sill b. lnelsaed IN gle 70
neAfaAi pAriY are NJ. Robert
FsNeii Who = u ~ MI Neolf .
esst nssn. sna he sshsrs. Mr. A.
word. Mr. Baker Who Is the BRIDE
elects cousin, Nj Donald bfuss n
ard Mt Reginald Jnhnson.
Miss Baker Il the daughter 90
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Baker. and
her flAnoe ihs son of Mrs. Claude
T. Moolf.
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Prairie Flower Garden Club
To Meet at Spsnswsy

Mrs. George King Will be hos'-
ess at her Spanaway lake home
on Thursday to members OF the
Prairie Flower Garden club for
1890 O'Clock luncheon. Mrs. J. w.
Snyder will preside at the bust
ness meeting following the lunch
con hour. Mrs. o. L. Stun Will
tell about the Care of House
Plants" and Mrs. J. w. Greenlaw
will read a paper on fall work In
the garden. Roll call will be an
swered by members telling Of the
plants which give them the great
est pleasure.
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Plans Revealed for Final
Parties for Miss Baker
~ re Fsmas Home o. ThUrsdsy; w.dsns Perry
Te 60 70 Unser.i'y Union ckss Ate, esAssrssi

The Traditional sp.nsseg dinner foy Miss Virginia Baker.
who on Saturday evening vii ~ed NJ William wcot IN
RAyner CHAPEL Of Anrs Wright seminary ~ hs given hy
Miss Marion Ia Casa Of The oridesnAds the houe
q her parents Dr. Ard Mrs james la Casa thursday
evening.
For the after rehearsal party FRIDAY sveang Mss
Baker ard Mr. Wolf All take the members q their wedding
party 20 ire University union club for dinner.
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Enferfsins Mrs. Dalton
Al Luncheon Tuesdey

Mrs. Kenneth w. Wiley enter
tanned at luncheon at her home on
No. 10th 1T. in honor of the birth
day of Mrs. 4. L. Dalton on Tues
day afternoon. The rooms were
attractive with pink giadioli and
white chrysanthemums.
Bridge was played during the
afternoon with prizes going to
Mrs. Charles Morgan and Mrs.
Helen Woodwork.
Guests included Mrs. Dalton,
Mrs. Fred II. Francis. Mrs. Helen
Woodwork. Mrs. Clarence r.
Erickson. Mrs. Andrew M. Sofia,
Mrs. Charles Morgan and Mrs.
Joseph Buehler of Seattle.
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House Wsrmine for Super
in.endenf OF PsrkIsnd School

A "house-warming was the
occasion Of q surprise gathering
of the Falkland grade school
teachers at the new home Of su-
perintendent and Mrs. Morris Ford
Thursday evening. Following pot
luck" dinner, the evening was
spent in playing games.
Those present were: Mrs. Ber-
nice Acton, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Tur-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gregory
and daughter, Charlotte, Misses
Ruth Swanson, Freida Blandauw,
Gladys Carlson, Muriel Dawley,
Thelma Daniels, Doris Dahl and
Mr. Stanley Willis.
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Mrs. Allen TO Open
Home TO Garden Club

Mrs Robert Allen, 62I East 54th
st, will be hostess 10 members
of Sunset Garden club on Thurs
day for 1890 luncheon. Assisting
will be Mesdames A. L. Hess, Con-
rad Heymel, 1. Hurnblad, Elmer
Hyatt and J. r. Adler. Mrs. 5.
Hansen will present paper. Put
ting Your Garden to Bed and
Mrs. Hyatt will discuss "Flowering
Shrubs" Mrs. Frank Irwin viii
talk on Caring for Birds During
Cold Weather Botanical drill
will be led by Mrs. w. A. Connell.
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Club TO Hear Speakers

The Women's Pierce County Cen
trail Democratic club will meet
Thursday at 2 o'clock at Fishers
civic center. Mrs. Albert Cashier
will speak on Peace" and Mrs.
Hans johnson, Pierce County DEM
ocratic chairman, and Mrs. Kath-
rvn Malstrom, state committee
woman. will also address the club.
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Amaranfh to Receive
Grand Officer

Lincoln court, Order or ANA
ranth, will receive the grand royal
matron and patron of the lodge,
Mrs. S. Sabin and Mr.. Afford
Riggs of Seattle on Thursday eve
ming at S o'clock in the Masonic
hall. on 3sth st. Also TO be hon
ored are Mrs. o. II. Ridgway, grand
associate matron, and Mrs. Arthur
Hansen, grand representative. Mr..
George Watts is in charge Of the
$50 no-host dinner preceding the
reception. Mrs. George Sweeney
and Mrs. Hugh Loomis will assist.
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Marks Birthday

Mrs. Eva McGill entertained
Monday evening at dinner party,
the occasion being the Goth birth
day of the honor guest, Mrs.
Emma Westcott, who is the aunt
of Mrs. Pearl B. Lees. Guests we're
a group of friends and neighbors
OF Mrs. McGill and Mrs. Lees.
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Parties Continue tor
Mr.. and Mr.. Schwartz

Reluctantly are the many friends
Of Mr.. and Ars. Leonard X,
Schwartz bidding the popular eou-
pie goodbye during the days before
their departure With their children
for Los Angeles where they viii
make their home
On Monday evening Mr. and
Mrs Frederick shaneman enter
tanned al cocktails with a dinner
following for which the Robert
Abels were hosts. On Wednesday
evening DR. and Mrs. Charles Pas
eoe will entertain at cocktail
party for the Schwartz, who VIII
leave on Thursday.
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Spends Six Weeks
VISITING Friends

Mrs. Randi Roe, FARMLAND, has
returned after spending six weeks
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nyhus
and family of Fir. and Mr.. Conrad
Roe of Sedro-Woolley, former
Falkland grade school principal.
North End Sewing club, Daugh-
tiers Of the Nile, meets at the home
of Mrs. Holmes Eastwood, s23 So.
Pine, Friday. ! o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. d. P. Mason assisting.
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Honor Couple at
Country Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Harri-
son on Saturday entertained
Jointly at the johnson country
home near Olympia, for Mr. and
Mrs. William Tietje who have
lust returned from their honey
moon sojourning in California.
Mrs. Tietje was the former Miss
Beth Hansen. Guests came from
Tacoma, Hoquism and Humptulips
for the dinner and cards. A gift
for the new home was presented.
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E. G. WiIIiston TO Speak

THE Possibility Involved in the
European Conflict is the topic
of the talk to be given by DIR.
Frank G. Williston Of the College
of Puget Sound faculty when he
speaks before members of the
Grant PIT. A. at O'Clock Thurs
day evening. The meeting will be
held in the Grant school audi
torium,
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Church Guild TO
Convene on Thursday

Members Of ST. Margarets guIId
of Christ Episcopal church will
gather at the parish house at
1890 Thursday. The carnival
which was planned for Friday has
been postponed indefinitely.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robb
Welcome Two Grandchildren

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. hopD
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of two grandchildren
one Oct. 5 and the other on Oct. 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Schmid are
announcing the birth Of their first
child, a daughter. Sally Margaret,
Oct 6. Mr.. and Mrs. Robb are the
grandparents and also welcoming
the new arrival is Mrs. Margaret
Robb of Scotland, the babys great
grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robb Of
Olympia announce the birth OF
their first child, a son. Charles
Thomas, oct. 5. The little boy s
also being welcomed by his grand
parents and his great grand
mother.
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CLUBS

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hall.
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list church. will NEST Thuse1sy
for sn ali.dAy work msssiaG WITH
Mrs.. A. w. pasisaA. - ~. ~ =.
nsueh Taeesaa ne1elnah asn1nagy
win meet Thursday Il ~ hsms =
Mrs.. Paul Link. 1o3i - ruost
Sound. for 1880 lunehsoa. wles-
ton.
Mar Fsv1 fAaesla Sowing siss1a.
d. u. ". meets with Mrs.. Max
N6ison. 7e0e 10. 9th a.. Tbuse1Ay
for t3.3o luncheon.
Wsuoa's Ceunstl fes ronee viii
meet Thursday In kmsrson hall.
; it0eA Broadway. 1880 lunch
con. meeting 1t i,so.
ssess1 nsass rssisA VIII sssa
IL bazaar Thursday svening with
chicken dinner. 10 b. served from
$50 until . p. m.
Wemen's Caebelke Oe1er -
Feresters Will give their second
bridge party Thursday afternoon
Al 2 o'clock In the ]. o. o. y. hall.
|
To Entertain Camps
Golden Glow camp. Royal Neigh
bors Of America. win entertain al
othsr Royal Neighbor camps of
the county at . rally "wednesday
At q p. m. ct Apderson's hall, No.
5ist and Pearl cts. 4 program
has been arranged for the evening
by Mrs. Howard johnson and
Mrs. Edward Wilson and viii -
followed by rsfrsshmsnts. Mrs..
Mabel Ruiisn and Mrs.. Jesse WI.
liams will head the hostess COM
mittse. Yellow and white, the
camp coiors, win b used IN tAbls
decorations.
Have Monthly Luncheon
Members Of the Loyal Ladies'
class OF the First Christian church
held their monthly iunehson pro-
gram Thursday noon In the church
dining hall. Mrs.. G. =. Dldrickssn
presided and the program Wa ar
ranged by Mrs. G. y. Moore, About
thirty members Of the group we're
present Mrs. G. N. Wimpy II
president and Mrs. Prisilla Nutting.
teacher.
=
Plan Missionary Tee
The October missionary program
and tea Of the woman's auxiliary
to the Sixth Avenue Baptist church
will be held Thursday 1t the homo
Of Mrs. William Callahan. 6i3 30.
Cakes. Mrs. Kitty Wafer, mis-
sionary chairman, win speak on
Temple Bells"
| Assisting the hostess will b
Mesdames A. r. Kirkland. Belle
Titus, J. r. Moore. Josie Marken,
Annie Gleb and Peter Bents0n.
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The executive board ~ ths
Thursday Night Girls club met In
the clubroom of the r. W. G. A..
Monday for their frat meeting OF
tho year. Ways and means for
raising money To cover budget an
penditures were discussed.
Officiating A. chairman Of the
executive meeting was Miss Bsa-
trice Kimball, president. Attsnd-
ing were Masses Gladys Larson.
Edith colbo, Margaret Prossa.
Ruth Buntsn. Blanche Oliver. Dor
othy Fisher. Nellie Johnson,
Blanche sofsar and Florence kim
ball.
Mas Larson announced that thu
Northwest weekend conference "
to be held at Yakima. Nov. ~.
with the theme for the conferences
being Our Community To-day and
Tomorrow.
Tuesday the Y-Ed club and
members Of the Thursday Night
Girls club met jointly for dinner.
The regular meeting Of the
Thursday Night 0irlG club will
begin with dinner In the tea room
at e:15. Reservations must be
phoned before 10 O'Clock Thursday
morning, Broadway 41s1.
Miss Edith colbo will preside
over the meeting. with Miss Ann
Munson AZ mistress OF ceremonies.
The program will consist OF an
accordion solo by James carbone
and q motion picture Of Alaska
explained by Capt. N. c. Rigss OF
the Gallant Lady.
The Thursday Night Girls club
In having a skating party at Kings
Friday evening, Nov. .. Miss Nell
lie johnson IL chairman Of the
ticket committee.
There will be joint meeting q
the Y-Ed, Thursday Night 0irls'
club and the Business and Indus
trial club TO be held In the Y. w.
C. A. building In Seattle at the
week end. II will b. a resume OF
summer conference In Sun VAL
ley, Idaho. Going from Tacoma
are Misses Beatrice Kimball, Beth
colyin, Marion Carmel, Gertrude
Julian, Mildred Rinker, Jean Yea
zie, Margaret Neary and Lena
Boni.
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Dahl and the Messrs. Paul X.
Preus, Orwell and Hans Dahl. jr.
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Returns from Norway

Mr.. o. Balkan, father OF Mrs.
Joe Hanson OF Parkland, has re-
turned from spending two years
In Norway. After visiting his
daughter, Mr.. Balkan will leave
for his home in North Dakota.
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Fern auxiliary, o. II. g., meets
at the Masonic temple for 1890
and cards Friday.
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Club Will Have
New Division


Asa nsw feature In the sia-
sAi.easi department Of The
WenAns club. . serced dsvi-
ssen Il adult education I'll b
conducted this year With Ara.
cAlun W. Stewart. past prs~i.
dent. a header. Frcm Z Ast
II ~ hcrks - noted women.
len have been selected fog ~
view b. the group.
Te receive Ia krs<krA G4HA
casrua ssvsnss ~ ~ w~rs. -
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AfuAse<>s
Al 10 e'slesA Mrs. n q. As<a>s~
szn ehsltyuan - ne ssfsss stt~aai
department.. wsIl meet 9Th ~
-tz>lisr waensA~ stAss.
TIE AmssssAa nsses ps~osen
~ul seile~ 81 . selesh. hss.
nsrssam y. rAsmas. esAksaaa. haa
pisansa - IN s<sssAsseasi feature
saas shscasA rA<cwa sawmll,s.
ply~a-t plants and ether iNaus'
trial fActersss curing The ysas
rer the fsrst program. Mn
Themas ~lii pssssnt ~. Assi "
osh.ln. managing dsssetss. -
elfsn Forest industry. On "wcmAn's
rst In Forest Conssrvatsas. Ths
meeting viii b. IN open css. fos
any members interested.
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Voters 10 Her
Dr.. PsuI Means

"hinaapcrs. ths CrcenrnaAe ~
tbs ORIENT V the topic 10 - pre-.
scented By pr. Paul n heans. .
member II ths faculty ~ The Col.
lsse cf Puget Sound. when ~ sp-
pears ~ guest speaker 81 the reg
uiar dinner meeting of the TAeosna
League of Women vossra 90
Thursday At . o'clock IN the Ia
coma hotei.
Dr. and Mrs.. Means have re-
Gently arrived from China. WHARF
thsy have spent the past 10 years
In educational work. Thar actual
knowledge and experiences N
Singapore and the surrounding
area offers 10 leasus membsrs IN
Interpretation Of conditions effect
ing ths application Of foreign pal
ioiss ~ applied to those rsgions
particularly the policies Of ths
United states. Great Britain. Hol'
land and Japan.
All interested parsons are In
vItsd to attsnd and reservations
for the dinner may b. made with
the hotel or with Miss Olive
shoenbergsr, Proctor 1910. Mem
bers and friends unable 10 attend
the dinner may b. admitted 1t 7
o'clock 10 hear the discussion.
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neu1h Inee1nn 1e6o11nh o11n1knpy
win NEST Thursday Il ~ hems -
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nounA. for 1880 Iunehsca. wles-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19

nsasy rssd Lisesla Sowing slssIa.
d. u. ". meets with Mrs.. Max
N4ison. 2o0e 10. 9th a.. Thuse1Ay
for i2;3o luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-19

Wssnea's Csshslle Oslsv -
Fere~ters Will give their second
bridge party Thursday afternoon
al 2 o'clock In the !. q. .. y. hall.