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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-20
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TROY NEWS
Entertains for Grand Matron.

MIS-. 11ellTy WelQner ana Mrs. j.
b. Farris entertained at one o'clock
luncheon Monday in honor of the
grand matron of the Order of the
Eastern Star of Montana, Mrs. Min
ME c. Danskin of Glendive. Mrs.
Marion f. Anderson, associate grand
eonductress, of Kalispell was also
an honored guest as we'll as officers
OF kootenai Chapter and Mrs. Louise
LIE Due, worthy matron from Libby.
The tables were prettily decorated
with lovely tea roses. AT three
O'Clock the officers met at the Ma
sonic hall where balloting and ex-
animation of visitor was exempt
fled for the inspection of the grand
matron.
A 6 o'clock banquet was enjoyed
by members and visitors of the
Eastern Star Monday evening at the
Methodist church. The tables were
lovely with red roses and gold tea
roses. The banquet was put on by
members of the Ladies' Aid and
served by the girls of Mrs. Everett
Smiths Sunday School class.
Kootenai Chapter No. 80 was
opened at o'clock by Worthy
Matron Blanche Weidner. The grand
matron, Mrs. Minnie c. Danskin of
Glendive, Mrs. Marion Anderson,
associate grand conductress, and
Mrs. Blanche Weidner, grand repre-.
sentative of the grand jurisdiction
OF Saskatchewan were presented.
Three candidates received the de-
grees of the order, Mrs. Sophie
Thomas, Mrs. Alvin Thomas and
Mrs. Nancy Gilchrist of Leonia. The
hall was very beautiful with roses
and daffodils. After the initiatory
work, the grand matron addressed
the members and visitors, which
was greatly enjoyed by those pres
ent. A gift was then presented to
the grand matron by Agatha Bissell
with appropriate remarks.
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EUREKA
Receives Civil Service Position.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Lewis Fetterly received word
Monday that he had been appointed
to civil service position as Junior
custodial officer at the federal pris-
on on Mcneil Island Mr.. Fetterly
will leave on April 20 by motor and
his family will follow later
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-04-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported by the Lincoln County
Abstract Company.
Charles f. Sutherland to Curtis
L. Weber, w. d. lots 5 and 6, block
81, Second Addition, Eureka
Margaret j. Doland to Edward
Quenemoen, W. ID. land in NJ OF
Sec. d, Twp. 30 NJ, Rye. 81 w. M. M.
Bargaret j Donald to Emily G..
Brooks, w. ID. part of lots /, 2, and 3,
Sec, 4, Twp. 80 NJ, Rye. 81 w. M. M.
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Grade School Holds Meeting.

At the regular meeting of the
grade school board on Saturday ev-
ening the following teachers were
reelected for the coming year:
Ambrose Gael and Blythe Shene-
felt, assembly; Viola Sweet, fifth;
Maurine Thomas, fourth; and Aurea
Sehuek, third. Miss Dorothy Gas
ahl resigned but the vacancy was
not filled. VIM. Osmond was re-
tired as janitor and Gale McKain
as clerk. Tobacco Siding district
was awarded three year contract
for bringing their pupils here to
school.
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County News.
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Lifitan Indpter Hostess 10 Grand
Officers.
The Past Matrons' Club of Lillian
Chapter, O. E. S., was hostess to
Mrs. Minnie Danskin of Glendive.
worthy grand matron, and Mrs.
Marion Anderson, associate grand
conductress, of Kalispell, at lunch
con at the Montana hotel on Satur-
day noon. Mrs. Georgina Morrison
of Kimberly, B. c., grand represent
alive of N. D., was also a guest as
was the worthy matron, Mrs. Merlin
Scott of the local chapter. At $50
a banquet was served in the din
ing room of the Baptist church BY
the Ladies Aid to SO members and
guests of the chapter. Out of town
guests present numbered five from
Whitefish, four from Kalispell. one
from Libby, one from Rossland, b.
G., and IL from Kimberly, B. G..
Table decorations at both affairs
were in gold in honor Of the golden
jubilee of the order. Following the
business session midnight lunch
was served in the temple room
which had been newly decorated, as
had been the main hall, In prepare
ton for the many special meetings
OF the various lodges To be held
here this season.
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REXF0RD
Mid Week Card Club.

The members of the Mid-Week
Card club spent a pleasant evening
at the home of Mrs E. E. Madden
Wednesday evening, April IL.
= Mrs. James Hurst won high score
and Mrs. w c. Fewkes received the
prize for holding eighty honors the
greatest number of times.
Miss Madge Melvin was a nom
member guest. Dainty refreshments
were served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31

Mrs. Charles Getzendsncr OF
Puyallup was made president OF
the district. and other officers arc
Mrs. Felix Mantell of Olympia, vice
president; Mrs. Charles Reid. of
Shelton. secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
Fred Morrcll Of Seattle. second
director; Mrs. Robert Campbell OF
Puyallup, corresponding secretary,
and Miss Mae simms Of Seattle.
historian.
The Puyallup Juniors were hosts
for the first district meeting, and
Mrs. Charles Getzendaner presided
during the business session.
Tacoma Juniors who attended
the conference were Mesdames
Frank Schatter. Charles J. Weller.
Morley Brotman. Charles Il.
Skewis. c. r. Skewis, l.. o. REFS
niger, Harold Sather, n. Trevor
McLain. r. r.. Llewellyn. Walter
Broom, Louis Misener, Frank Fox,
Ray Rooth, A. T. Doekeray, Cliff
ford Wood, and Miss Sally Sicadc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
O.E.S. Group
Will Install
Mrs. nellie Hershey TO Seat
Officers OF Narsda
Chapter Saturday

Mrs. nellie Hershey will act
as installing officer when
Narada chapter No. 1877,
Order of Eastern Star, seats
new officers for the ensuing
year at 8 o'clock Saturday eve
ming in the Masonic temple in
Ashford. Mrs. Hershey will
be assisted by Mrs. Walter
Hewitt, marshal; Mrs. Louis
J. Rexroth, chaplain, and Mrs.
Donald Dermond, organist.
Vocal solos will be presented by
Mrs. George Thostensen and J..
Willis King during the installation.
Officers TO be installed are Mrs.
c. A. Dickey, worthy matron: Mr..
c. T. Carmichael, worthy patron.
Mrs. Walter Harmier, associate
matron; Mr.. Norman {. Jssmer,
associate patron. and Mesdames
Clara Hurd, secretary; James G..
King. treasurer; Maurice Case,
conductress; Harry Hall. associate
conductress; nellie Hershey, chap
lain; e. T. Carmichael. marshal;
Donald Dermond, organist: Henry
Evans, Adah; Ralph Towne, Ruth;
Fred Dorfner. Esther: Norman
Jasmer. Martha. Earl ingalls,,
Electa; Mrs. Oscar Collins. warden,
and Mr.. Walter Harmler. sentinel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
Celebrate Silver
Anniversary tuesday

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Anderson
celebrated their silver wedding an
niyersary Tuesday evening at a
party in their home. 63s No. Fife
81. A small group Of relatives and
intimate friends gathered on this
occasion. Games were played dur
ing the evening, with a late supper
following.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. 3. W.
Merrill, parents OF Mrs. Anderson;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morris. Mr..
and Mrs. Arley Jones. sisters and
brothers-in-law Of Mr.. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Eeimers, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Petersen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wsrter. IT., Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Lenning, and Miss
Eleanor Lenning.
Gifts Of silver were presented 10
the honored couple. the most novel
OF which was card on which sil-
yer pieces spelled out the word
love -" from their daughter Miss
cellissa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
Mrs. Meyers feies Two al
Surprise Birthday Party

Mrs. John Meyers was hostess
Wednesday evening AZ surprise
party honoring the birthdays Of
Mr.. Meyers and the hnstess' broth
or-in-law, Mr.. n. NJ ThOren.
Games were played during the
early evening hours. followed by a
late supper. Spring flowers CEN
tered the table.
Guests were Aessrs. and Mes
danes F. c. Psyn. Frank Murray.
II. n. Thoren, Roy Smith. John
Meyer: Aesdsmes Lucille Dudley.
Eva Dudley; Misses Mary Louise
Gonyea, Lorraine T-noren: Aessrs.
William Dudley, Howard Psyn.
William Payn, Robert Thoren.
Charles Haddon, Norman Haddon.
Shirley Mae Cilmoir. Lou Edna
Reisehl, Rosemary Eeischl. and
Eugene Reischl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
Clubs Complete Plan, Tor
Friday Meeting

The Womans elubs Of Olympia
and Tacoma have completed plans
for Friday when members OF the
Olympia club will be the guests OF
the Tacoma group al the Woman
clubhouse al 2 O'Clock. Mrs. John
s. Lynch " president Of the olym-
pla group and Mrs. Bruce Blake
Is program chairman.
Mrs. George Funk VIII BE- the
guest speaker. speaking on Nile
stones In Ltersturs" Mrs. BAKE
will trace the growth Of women
and the realization Of themselves
In three brief costume playlsts
and Mrs. George simpson, accom-
panied by Mrs. John Scott, VII
present a group Of vocal selections.
Receiving guests with the presi'
dent will be Mrs. Charles J. Weller.
president Of the Junior Womsnis
club. and Mrs Frank schatter.
state vice president Of Juniors.
Mrs. Weller and Mrs. Lynch VIII
pour during the tea hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
. Plans New
Class Series

With the turn of the season
comes word of the opening of
a new series of classes ut the
Y. w. c. A. beginning Monday.
April 3. and continuing for
10 weeks. Sports which will
be included are golf, badmin.
ton, tennis, swimming, diving
and lifc-saving. Miss Dorothy
Sweet Is director of the health
and recreation department
sponsoring the classes.
Figure molding Glasses viii
meet each Tuesday and Friday NJ
10 o'clock IN The morning and on
Monday evenings Al 7:30 o'clock /;
tennis VIII be taught at p.i5 on
Wednesday mornings and on Tues
day evenings nj 7io. Planned also
are sport clubs for play without
regular instruction. Glasses for
all abilities IN swimming viii be
opened each morning and evening
and the plunge viii be open daily
and five evenings each week.
For children the regular Satur-
day morning health club will be
sponsored. Medical examination
for all the classes may be received
on Mondays AT Alb and on Thurs
days at $50, Appointments may
be made at Broadway 4isi.
The Leisure Time classes Ffis
day VIII meet ss usual with the
regular instructors in speech, Ger
man, hsndcrsft and contract.
In the Homemaklng eisss Mrs.
u. q. Fitch VIII speak on Early
American Glass
In the absence ~ Mrs ", n,
Frisrs. Mrs. w. y. Burroughs viii
review the two books, my Non.
Ny Son" by Howard spring. and
MY America" by Louis Adamle.
Mrs. w. r. coffmsn viii talk ON
Lilies" In the Gardening ciass.
Miss Beatrice Turfoll viii give
an illustrated travel talk On South
Africa, Dr. Frank Willston viii
discuss current events after fhs
class luncheon.
The classes viii not meet ON
Good Friday. but will he resumed
The Friday following Easter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
Dinners, Cocktail Parties
20 Precede Dance April
seomsn' TO Join Army Set for Affair in Hotel Winthrop
Saturday; Chamber OF Commerce in Charge Of
Arrangements for Large Military Ball

All Fools Day on April will have no fears for host of
Iacomans who will gather with officers and their wives from
Fort Lewis for the large army ball which will be sponsored
Saturday evening at the Winthrop by Tacoma Chamber
Commerce.
Among the hosts for dinner affairs preceding the dance
will be Mr. and Mrs Robert Abel who are planning an affair
at the hotel and Mr. and Mrs Ensey Lewelyn who have
invited their guests to the Rose and Gold room for buffet
supper Planned also number of cocktail parties for both
the officers and civilians who will attend the gala affair
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
Unions Plans
to Meet Here

The Tacoma District Mis-
sionary Union will meet at the
Sixth Avenue Baptist church
Friday. Members will come
for the meeting from Shelton,
Hoquiam, Olympia, Aberdeen,
Puyallup and Sumner as well
as Tacoma and other nearby
towns. Mrs. Harry T. Greenup
will preside over the meetings
during the day.
The morning session will open
with 1890 song service under
the direction of Mrs. Marion Flint
of Bethesda Baptist church. Devo-
tionals will be conducted by the
South Tacoma church and followed
by special musical numbers by
Olympia Central church. Rev.
w. c. Damrau of First German
Baptist will give an address dur
ing the morning session. Quiet
hour will be directed by Mrs. B. A.
Brandt of First Baptist church,
Tacoma.
Luncheon will be served at 1913
with Mrs. NJ. B. Dahl, social chair
man. in charge.
An organ prelude by Mrs. l..
Lsrkins will open the afternoon
gathering at 1:15 and song SER
vice conducted by Rev. Fred judi
son of Grace church will follow.
Members attending from the Shell
ton church will be in charge Of
afternoon devotionals.
A highlight Of the program for
the afternoon will be the election
of officers for the Puget Sound
Missionary association. Planned
also for the day are vocal numbers
and Mrs. J. NJ. Jones of Puyallup
and a one-act play, Mrs. Rip Van
Wrinkle Wakes Up" by the SUM-
ner church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
I o Present
Marionettes
Williams Troupe VIII Appear
Under Sponsorship OF
Fern Hill pro-Sehool

Puppetteers who have APP
pcared for the Walt Disney
studios twice and who are
highly endorsed by the famed
Leopold Stokowski will he
presented in Tacoma by Fern
Hill Pre-sohool Friday evening
at 1880. The artists are Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Williams.
Who for the past ten years
have toured the United States
and Europe with the Williams
Marionettcs. They will give
Little Miss Muffet." the ira
ditional Mother Goose rhyme.
Mrs. Charles Lamb Is president
Of the pre.school group sponsoring
the performance and has handled
the arrangements assisted by Mrs
Harold West. Mrs. Francis Hage-
meyer and Mrs. u. T. Hutchins
A new twist 10 the story of
Miss Muffct will be used since In
the script Solomon Gnmdy hires
the proverbial spider 10 spin an
enormous web SO he can marry
her on Sunday. When the heroine
Is captured her screams are heard
by Jaek-o.Dandy, who comes To
her rescue.
Also on the program the VIII
liams VIII offer their amusing
dFamatization Of the Aesop fable.
The Fox's Peace Treaty" and
several Of their famous dlvcrtissc-
ments including Jasper" the re-
markable puppet jugglor
The Williams Marionettes are
particularly well known In the
Northwest and In California While
on their European tour Mr., and
Mrs. Williams studied marionette
work under prominent continental
experts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
Ozanam Circle Marks
18th Birthday

Ozanam circle No. Is held It's
monthly meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. NJ. Zehnder, 617 so.
35th st. Observing the 18th ami
vcrsary of the circle, the hostess
served a two-course luncheon with
an elaborate birthday cake.
Members of the circle are Mes
DANES w. II. Aubrey, V. B. Bun
dy, Ralph Clement, H. Eigenmann,
r. A. Gay, P. J. Griffin, B. A
Knellenken, J. F. Kotthoff, Grover
Meyer, D. l., O'Donnell, l.. c..
Reed, E. D. Russell and NJ. Zehn-
der.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
Queen essty 70 Reign -
Osffodil Dance

Miss Betty Thomson. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Denton Thomson,
has been chosen queen 81 the an
nual paffodil dance to be given by
the Mutual Improvement assoela-
ton of the Church nf Jesus Christ
OF Latter Day Saints. Queen Betty
viii reign over her subjects Hatur.
day evening. April LIST. ~ the Ma.
sonic temple roof garden. Mixs
Loretta Maynrs and Miss Lorrains
baldwin will b. attendants 10 tina
queen. Tho coronation will he II
10 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31

Guests Of the Abels will he Gen
and Mrs. Carlos Pennington. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick {. Shsneman
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard X. Schwartz
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Arthur Thomp.
son. and Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
Clapp. The Llewellyns have asked
Messrs. and Mesdames David
Lawson. John Refine. Lloyd Suffer
Lorne Mckendry, Albert c. Mar
tin OF Olympia. Charles W. Good
win, Arthur Weisfield. Hadley St
Clair, Gordon Whipple. Harold
Parlow, John Potter and Col. and
Mrs. A. w. McMorris.
In other groups will be Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Keith, Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank w. Conlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Garland and Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. B. Macdonald; DR.. and Mrs.
f. d. Warren. Messrs. and Mes
danes r. A. Mueller. B. G. Young,
Chauneey Baxter. Paul NJ. Smith,
Gilbert A. Waite, Ernest Price,
Edward Gazecki, Vincent Carl
strom, George Richard Waiss,
John Cox, Floyd Brassfield. Ken
meth Purchase, f. NJ. Densmore,
Walter Mierow. e. X. Murray. +.
r. Fetterolf, Fred klopfenstein,
Fred w. Donoghue and John
Mueller.
Planning to gather informally
before the dance also will be DR..
and Mrs. Ralph Gregg, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Stevenson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Crutcher. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wells, DR.. and Mrs. William
P. McGovern. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A..
Frederick, Mr.. and Mrs. Lock Nc
Lean, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Win
ters; Messrs. and Mesdames Virgil
Anderson, John B. Roberts, George
F. Russell Ebert Baker III and
Fred Mackle jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. March,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Jorgenson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. o. Rowe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul F. Barber, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartlett Rummell; Captain
and Mrs. Ernest Kuehn with Mr.
and Mrs. B. Cram and Messrs.
Hollis Day, Jack F. Buchanan. A..
w. Melchior and J. w. Snowman
and their guests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
Ivy Chapter
lnsisIIs Saturday

The Masonic hall AT Fern Hill
was the scene of Ivy o. ". g. chap
ter's installation last Saturday eve
ming. The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED In daffodils, huckleberry and
tall candclabras.
Mrs. Harry Damon and Chris
pitzler. retiring worthy mstron
and patron, were assisted during
the installation by Harold v. Da-
vies, past grand patron, irma Bs-
ker. orgarist: Jane Moyles, chap
lain. and Isla Henderson. marshal.
Tho following new officers were
seated for the year 1889. Mrs.
Alfred Hodges. worthy matron.
Herbert Ford. worthy patron. Mrs.
A. Hart. associate matron; Alfred
Hodges. worthy patron, Mrs. Harry
Sharpe, secretary. Mrs. Stanley
Craig. treasurer, Mrs. Carl Oat-
lund. conductress. Mrs !. Hender-
son. associate eonductress. Mrs.
Herbert Ford. chaplain. Mrs.
cloyde Winslow. marshal: Irma
Baker. organist. Mrs. william Ire
loar. Adah. Mrs. William Strong
Ruth; Parl kimbrough, Esther,
Mrs. Oscar Brunswick. Martha.
Mrs. NJ. Wayne. Elccta. Mrs. A. y.
Steidel. wardcr. Mrs. Burd Mar
shall. sentinel; Miss Edith Small
ridge. flag bearer, and Miss Mil
dred smallridge. color bearer.
At the close of the ceremony the
junior past matron was presented
with jewel by the past patron
and the junior past matron also
was presented with n jewel.
John X. Thompson auxiliary card
party scheduled for April 1 has
been cancelled. Next card party 10
be announced later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
|. T. |. Hobby Jamboree

A hobby jamboree win be
sponsored by the Tacoma chapter
of L. T. l.. on Saturday evening,
at the Unity temple, No. I'd and
l st.
Dinner will be served from $50
to s. Following dinner will be a
presentation of hobbies by the
L T L members. There will also
be dancing. For those who do not
care to dance there will be chevey
chase. cards and ping pong. The
public is invited.
Pioneer chapter, Goodwill Indus
tries, will meet Friday with Mrs.
Arley A. Jones, 4s19 No. 10th st.
Mrs. c. f. Culver will assist the
hostess. Luncheon at 1890 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
Alphs lofs 10 enfsrtsin 81
Gard Party

Tacoma chapter u Alpha fots
will entertain at card party
Friday evening at Knapps Modern
Business college. After an eve.
ming Of games refrsshmsn,s wGii
be -ryed. The COMMITTEES Ia
headed by Miss Frances Kerr,
chairman, assisted by Mas Thsr.
esa BsDn0n. Mrs Rober, Court
sfiEh, and Mrs. Gordon q. Whip.
pie. Friends sre invited 10 attend
Plans are siso hiring mads BY
the chapter together with Sigma
chapter for a dance ~ h. held In
April On the roof garden ~ ths
Masonic temple Much interest ~
slso being evidenced In the inter
national convention which IL 20 he
held In Wilmington. Della. during
thf month Of July.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
Two 7 acomans Named in
Junior Federation Election
Mrs. Schstter VIII Be First Director and Miss Sieade
ParGnen+eran; Mrs. Gefzendsner Of PuysNup
Elected President at Wednesday Meeting

Mrs. Frank Schater and Miss Sally Scade both members
of the Tacoma Junior Womans club, elected district
officers at the conference of the Puget Sound district of
the Washington State Federation of Junior Womens clubs
held in Puyaup Wednesday, Mrs. Schater elected first
director and Miss Sicade, parliamentaran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31

Msmnern o. t6e Farm Av00uo
Prsschrol group ere cnmpleAja9
plans for . program ard cord
party IN ~ given h tn seheeo
lunehroom 1T : o'eIsek FRIDAY 80
ming. eavora 9TH ~ AWARDED ~
refreshments servsd. m suatal
COMMITTEES incismles Mrs. ~. n.
Miller and Mrs.. y G. MILITANT. IT.
public II cordially invited ~ oll1B1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
UrIvsssisy plses Sskssl
u Give Nm

Two plays Gin ~ presented =
The untvvrstty rtnce senon1 eud1p
tnrsum Friday evening beGtnNtN0
IL o'clock BY ths Nh Gvo1o
cisas NJ the srhaol IT, ceoe -
characters for Peggy Again. ~
ciudss Hsnry Eita roen. hoersoD
waev. Msrigutd Wstes. noon1uDo
Mlliar, jack no~steckss. tll1t1n
Hepburn. Jane Barry. Cnor>oo
Rain. Ronald ntout, LADell1o cyH
NaHon Payne. Tom Wll1hawe ~
Richard Collegiate. Thaee h tn
rsmpsrsd Daring are vIsotN>n
Nigh. t>outss Gtllngnpa. CAar@oo
opgsnovth. Wanda ongWhest, VIZ
tnr chrsatenssn. coNstsses uDrn6Y,
Emma Nelson, psN Smith. uavt1
Merry. sob Craft. Mssvs nsn6g
and BETTY Neff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
Order Of vasa
to Celebrate
Wssssvr stsr LsdSs WI
Msek Ninth olvtkdsy
Sssvrjsy evsa'we

The ninth birthday snol.
vsrsary Of Western star ~
Order 81 Van, viii - -
hrxted with : banquet -
dance II 7:5O O'Clock Sotuus
day evening in vslhaIIa hall
A varied program Of Seandis
navian and American enter
tainmcns has b~ea arranged
which Will he al interest 10 On
who win attend. Master ee
ceremonies viii be Mr.. Dplmoo
SoldIn and Mr.. Carl Anderxups
past district master. Win ~
the gucst speaker,
The naueslet wtll ~ fellUWe1
immediately ~ = dnree. mun9e ~
ins supplied ~ uoft's eeenoeoro.
Thoee servtNg - IN vug(ouD
committees include Msenoo -
Ruth ana Craze Noswea. u~poo14
Holm. June Nstaun. pss>o 0pleno1
Frances tArnca, Msn. u6Wnp1
osielI and Msnexp GvAst enH ~
mar Soldla. Lester rvessin. c)eouUD
uuatafsua. Emil And nay posuD
and osrsr Garland
Ths puhllr y invited - neoen4
Western star II IN 0x9nninno1on
composed of youMe peso>s ~ owo1.
in ancestry.
Evening star., 1939-10-06
Saws Victorious Reich
Would Menace Us.

To the Editor Of The Star:
The chief reason for helping Britain
and France in every way consistent with
neutrality is that it helps us, that It
serves our own best interest.
The broad oceans are our greatest
barriers against the aggressor nations
Germany, Japan and Russia. But they
are not so broad as they used to be.
They grow narrower with every I'M
provement in plane and ship. We are
much closer to Germany, Russia and
Japan today than we were even q few
months ago.
Our interests are far-hung, they ex-
tend throughout the world, even the
rankest isolationist comedies that our
interests are at least co-extensive with
the Western Hemisphere, which we are
pledged to protect.
If the British and French are de-
feated we will be closer still to Ger
many, Russia and Japan-far too close
for comfort or isolation.
Does any one imagine that Germany,
If the master of the English Navy and
the French Army, will lose its land lust
and its urge to dominate the world, or to
be content with the worn-out Old World
when South America, virgin dominion,
lays open for exploitation?
Our Army and our air fleet are pitt
fully weak compared with those Of Ger.
many and Russia and our splendid Navy