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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
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IAalss al SACRED Heart skassh
wall serve noun innshsnn wesiBss.
day At ths church. IA. Mckinley
and sssh. Cards following. Mira u.
nenhslmsr is chairman.
Navy Msthcr.' club ~ili inset
Wednesday evening At 5elock In
the Y, ". &. A. Mrs, {. A. Dasi-
son wlii speak on National Wei
fare al the Navy Personnel tie
port Of national eanscntson.
Daughters NJ Norway rireir
will meet with Mrs. Hilda Nor
tenssn Wednesday for II 10 lunch.
con. Members take spana~ay bus
TO Collins read.
Circle !, Olivet Laiheran church.
meets for 1870 luncheon wednes.
day ut the home Of Mrs. John
More, Narrova View. Bible verses
for roll call.
East Tacoma Hrbekah lodge
meets Wednesday evening At 4
o'clock for initiation Of candidates
in the East Tacoma J. O, o. y.
hall. Miss Peggy Hutcher. noble
grand: Mrs. Lewis Melsier. vice.
grand.
Tahoma Theta Rho No. / meets
Tuesday evening at 1880 In the
East Tacoma /. o. O. y. hall.
Guests from Tacoma Theta Rho
No. 8. Pnyailup Theta Rho No. II.
and East Tacoma Rebekab No. 50.
Auxiliary 10 the Eagles business
meeting Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock. Class initiation.
North Tacoma Rebekah lodge
will meet Tuesday evening. Guests
will be conductors. wardons. musi-
clans and drill captains Of other
lodges OF the city.
Ladies' Aid society, Hope chapel,
meets Wednesday for luncheon at
1890. Mrs. y. IL. Stokes hostess.
A devotional program and business
session.
Improvement club, University
Place, viii meet at the schoolbouge
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
]. d. Elliott. president. announces.
Mr.. Alex Brown Of the Metropolitan
park board will talk on THE Value
Of Recreation to the Community"
-. ~
Catholic Women's club board
at 100 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. Gerald Patten.
Ashford PIT. A. meets Wednes-
day in the school gymnasium for
It's first business session OF the
year. An interesting program Of
music and readings viii be pre-
sented.
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Central Lutheran
Group Plans

Central Lutheran circles viii
meet this week in the homes Of
members as follows: Wednesday,
for luncheon at 1 o'clock. Circle /
will meet with Mrs. Harold c. Kel-
Ter, Route 3. Box s2-B; Circle 2.
with Mrs. Mary stebbins. 22i SO.
J st; Circle 3, at the home Of Mrs.
~. S. Nelson, 2l0 No. @ at. and
Mrs Anna c. Valentine will en-
terrain members and friends OF
Circle 8 at her home on Waller
road. On Thursday, Circle . VIII
meet at the home Of Mrs. John
Follow. 1913 SO. Ainsworth, for
luncheon at / O'Clock.
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Booth 10 Sponsor Luncheon

The West booth Of st. AIMS
bazaar will sponsor a card party
and luncheon at 1890 o'clock We'd
nesday at the parish hall. Hostesses
will be Mesdames Albert Benson,
Walter Rogers, Henry Rambaldini
and George Nichols. Awards win
be be given. The public is invited.
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Luncheon Planned by
Group of Sacred Heart

A complimentary bazaar lunch
con will be given by the members
OF the South Side district booth Of
the Sacred Heart parish on We'd
nesday at noon. On the committee
are Mesdames G. Bendheimer. r.
Paulus. L. Renner, B. Klee and p.
Credezan.
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Chapter CA 10 Meet
With Mrs. Grubhs

Mrs. II. y. Grubbs will entertain
members Of Chapter CA, r. e. o.,
Thursday at her home at 40 So.
Sheridan ave. Luncheon will be
served at / o'clock and the after
noon program win include vaca-
ton "Reminiscences.
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{. p. Allen, Entertain
House Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. y. 7. Alien. 1914
Nc. Cedar at. had as their guests
for the weekend. Or and Mrs. Earl
Current Of Spokane. Mr.. and Mrs
Allen and their guests attended the
football game between Pittsburgh
university and the University Of
Washington played in Seattle on
Saturday. On Sunday they made
a trip TO the mountain.
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Orthopedie Hears Of Plans
For ConvsIescent Home
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Mrs. E. D. Hodge TO
fefe Visitors

Judge and Mrs. r. d. Hodge OF
36O2 No. Union ave. have as their
guests Mrs. Hodges cousin. Mrs.
J. c. Ridnour Of Lincoln. Neb.. and
Mrs. J. c. Murphy Of Portland. ore.
Mrs. Hodge VIII be hostess on
Thursday at a / O'Clock luncheon
which viii honor her guests.
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Westminster Group Plans

The Women's society Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
will meet Wednesday for a noon
luncheon 10 which the public Is In
vitcd. The Susan Patterson circle
Will act Ms hostess circle. Mrs.
w. w. Rowland Is chairman. as
sisted by Mrs. II. J. BeldIer and
Mrs. G. G.. Helmcr.
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ssss sh<ss will h. special msAsts
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preside IT shs hsssln~<~ m<etipH
Al "A aintssh A shss msetlna Mr.
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Mrs. 4. ". waits and snsmbefe
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the 1850 luncheon. Mrs. y.
wauneh and members At oise,s
four win extend hospitality. Mra
Cheney ~ill meet the sxsenfise
officers Al 10 o'ciuk ~ The ebusca.
Ladies Az n ~ fnnl's po21nn
l.usAesas eharrh meets thursday
Al The home n Mrs. Anna knnd.
sen, t0<2 No. q ~, for 1880 lunch.
son. aa. ANNA TsxAn assisting.
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Orfhopedic Board TO Meet

Board members OF the Tacoma
Orthopcdic association viii meet
at 1880 Thursday morning at the
Y. w. c, A. Mrs. Samuel Wilson.
president will ask for reports
from representatives of the various
orthopedie branches in the city.
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Arrange for Silver lea

A silver tea is being planned
for Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock by members OF Christ
church guild. The tea will be given
in the Fireside room of Wells hall.
Hostesses viii be Miss Eleanore
Murray, Mrs Mable Smith and
Mrs. Edith Brewitt. assisted by
Mesdames o. d. Woodring, b. A.
Robinson and w. F. Grass. Mrs.
II. NJ. Goblet is the program
chairman.
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tai bowl. swan shaped. Assisting
Mrs. Mokendry were Mira. Warren.
Mrs, Louis wersen and Mira Roscoe
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03

A doctor would tell you that the
best thing 10 do with constipation
Is get at ffs cause. That way you
don't have 10 endure II first and
try 10 cure It aftcrward-you can
avoid having II.
Chances are you won't have TO
look far for the cause II you eat
the unprecedented foods most
people do. Most likely you don't
get enough "bulk"I And bulk"
doesn't mean q lot Of food. II
means q kind OF food that isn't
consumed In the body. but
leaves a soft bulky" mass Ia tho
intestines.
II this Is what you lack. try
crisp crunchy Kellogg's All-Bran
for breakfast. 1t contains Just the
bulk" you need.
Eat All-Bran every day. drink
plenty OF water. and join the
Regulars" Made by Kellogg's In
Battle Greek. Sold by every grocer.
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Circles OF Trinity Meth0dIHt
church Will meet Wednesday an fol-
lows: Circle No. 1 with Mrs.
Audrey Axland. GA Ea. Saith,
/ p. m. Circle No. 2, with Mrs. Ida
Arnold. COG Ea. 35th, 1870 lunch
con. Circle No. 4, with Mrs. Ar
thur HershIn, 1918 Ea. H., 1880
p. m. Circle No. 8, with Mrs. Her
bert Hilton, SIC Ea. Harrison. 1890
luncheon. Circle No. 8. with Mrs.
q. Wallace. $500 Ea. Spokane,
.. IN. dessert luncheon.
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A general meeting ~ the
woman's association Of the First
Congregational church viii be held
Wednesday nj the church. opening
with q 1880 O'Clock luncheon.
Tho luncheon. 10 be preceded BY =
board meeting AZ n o'clock. will
be presided over by hrs. Bruce
Nelson.
Mrs. Hunter Kennsrd. program
chairman. Will present Mrs. Thec.
phile Feist. who IL 10 talk on the
traditions Of an ancient race. Mrs.
Charles Wsikef Will sing. accom-.
panied by Mrs. " A. Martinetti.
Abigail circle Will have charge
Of the luncheon. members assisting
being Mesdames T. ~. Martin.
Herbert Clarke. O. G. Miller. G. ".
westgats. Stanton. John Donahue
and J. w, Wood.
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agents plus ephe-
drine-and is ex-
pressly designed
for nose and upper
throat. And what S
more, whenusedin
time, Va-tro-nol
helps to keep colds
from developing.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-19
Entertain for
Ohio Visitors

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Benson OF
Brawley entertainment Friday night
at their home with a Mexican
buffet supper party honoring
Mr. and Mrs. John Wells of Cleve-
land, Ohio, who are spending the
weekend in Ell Centre as the house
guests of Mrs. Wells sister, Mrs.
M. o. King. jr., and Mr.. King.
Guests attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. King, Mr.
and Mrs. Stevens H. Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. David j. Blank, Mrs. Leo
A. Magee, Miss Helen Van Fleet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris won the high
score prize for the bridge game and
Mrs. Magee and Miss Van Fleet
the second high score prizes.
Saturday night Mr. and Mrs
King were to hold open house hon.
oring their guests, inviting a num-
Der of their friends to call.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-19
Note d Spe eakers at
Missionary Rally
Sunday in City

INSTEAD of the usual mid -wintar
1llv for tho valley Baptist associa-
ton, individual morning services
're planned for tho four vallev
-hurches. with O union service at
. o. m. Slirdav in the Ell Centro
7irst Baptist church.
Four distinguished members of
tte Southern California Baptist
~oj7vart:on will b. in tho vallov
sunday for the occasion; the Rov
fGr. Oliver CUMMINGS director of
Christian education; the Rev. Mr..
George Ellingwood JOY. field sec
retary; DR.. Ralph Jensen, execu-
i've secretary: d.. San Ortegon.
'iractor of tho Spanish speaking
1ork.
The Rev. Mr.. Cummings will
peak at the FL Centro church Sum
'av morning and the other three
will speak at the other valley
churches, Calexico, Holtville, and
Srawley.
at g p. IN. missionary rally for
he four churches will take place
n the Ell Centro church with all
our visitors speaking. The other
,arious churches will supply mu-
1ical numbers.
At $50 p. m. e picnic supper will
rake place followed by service at
$50 at which several of the visi-
tors will speak.
There will be no 1880 service this
week in the El Centro church.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-19
Wilson P.-T.A.
Changes Date
OfConcert

Tn order to avoid conflict with
other scheduled events. Wilson p
T. A. has POSTPONED its concert
rcheduled for Dec. at which tin,
outh Teeple Reid and Elizabetr
Waterman were to be presented. I
Fab. 8.
Mrs. Waterman and Mrs. Rel
will be heard on this date.
This decision was made at tn
PIT. A. meeting Friday afternoon
IN the school.
Mrs. Warren E. Sage for Cam
Fire explained the work of that Or
ganization, pointing out its aims
md achievements as a characte'
7uilding organization for girls.
Hugh Wilcox. Scout eXecutivT
talked on the Boy Scout movement
i is goals and it's activities with par
ticular reference to Imperial Val
ey.
Under the direction of Mrs. Dor
othy Armstrong, music supervisor
sextet from Wilson school sans
an excellent group of songs, thf
boys participating being: Elmo
Clifton, Jackie Eentz, Ralph Clark
Tom McChristy, Tom Holland, Al
bert Arnold.
Eighth grade mothers served tea
with Mrs. Wesley He'll, president O
the association and Miss Mimi
Schrode pouring.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-19
Imperial County
Wins Music
Contest

Imperial Valleys singers, led by
Mrs. H. T. Miller, won the prize
in the song contest sponsored at the
Southern District convention IN
session this week in Ell Centre
Each county had chorus of sing
ers recruited from the various COM
rnunities and these competed Friday
morning, singing their county songs
as we'll as others. Imperial Valleys
song is that written by Mrs. F. D.
Jacobs and Ruth Teeple Reid, both
of Ell Centro.
In presenting the award at the
afternoon session Mrs. Walter Ross
of Anaheim, district music chair
man, complinented Julia Bracket
of Ell Centre under whose tutelage
the group has been rehearsing for
the contest. Mrs. Guy L. Hatch
has served as accompanist for the
singers.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-19

Mrs. C. r. Kirkpatrick, worthy
matron-elect for Signal chapter No
| 276, Order of the Eastern Star, has
announced her appointive officers:
Mrs. Philip Hodgkin, chaplain;
Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell, marshall;
Mrs. Felix lehman, organist; Mrs
H. D. Blair, Adah; Mrs. Harold E
Doty, Ruth; Mrs. Goble Hurst, Es-
ther; Mrs B. o. Mitchell, Martha;
Mrs. John O'Guin, Electa; Mercedes
Wilson. warder, Ernest Lovesee, SEN
tinel: Felix lehman, flag bearer;
Elective officers, chosen at the
last meeting, in addition to Mrs
kirkpatrick, are: DR.. Goble Hurst,
worthy patron, Mrs. George Buck
lin, associate matron; Herbert S.
Harris, associate patron; Mrs.
Charles Correll, secretary; Mrs. R.
K. Tilton, treasurer; Mrs. H. H.
Tyler, conductress; Mrs. Sam Cox,
associate conductress.
Joint Installation
These officers, with those of Cal
oyico and Imperial, will be in
etalled at Joint ceremony on Nov.
'5 at 8 o'clock in the Ell Centre
Veterans hall.
Helen Louise Edwards of Fuller
ton, worthy grand matron, accom-
panied by many of her grand Of
ficers, will be present for the occa-
sion.
Hazel Reynolds of Ell Centre is
the deputy grand matron for this
district.
Sunday morning. following the
installation, Mrs. Edwards will be
| ruest of honor at breakfast at
the Hotel de ANA, CaleXico, at 1C
am All officers, pest matrons and
| aatrons. and all Eastern Stars in
| terested in meeting the visitors will
oe welcomed but must make res
ervations either with Mrs. Leslie
Mcconnell or Mrs R. K. Tilton
III Centre.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick has appointed
the following committees for the
installation:
Decorating, Mrs. H. L. Bush
chairman, Carrie Sones, Bes.
knights. Carrie Tilton, Ross Tilton
Harlie Joe Bush of Ell Centro; Mrs
.. L. Davis. Mrs. H. v. Gray, I'm.
perial: B. Bradford Calexico; Re.
caption. Mrs. A. N. Bucklin, Mrs
END. Hatch, Mrs James Schofield
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-19
Hosts at Bridge
Dinner Friday

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Soper, Sis
Sandalwood Drive, were hosts Fri
day night at a delightful dinner
party at their home.
Yellow flowers in low oval bowl
centered the table making a pretty
centerpiece heightened by the
bright colored pottery service.
After dinner bridge was played,
Mrs. Earle G. Davis and Langston
]. Goree, jr., winning the high
score prizes.
At the conclusion of the bridge
game the guests prevailed upon
the Sopers to show them some OF
the rare antiques which they
brought home with them from
Maine last summer and which have
heen in the possession of Mr.. Soper's
family for we'll over $50 years. They
had belonged TO an aunt of Mr.
Sopers and upon her death, became
his possessions.
Guests were. Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Goree, ir., Mr.. and Mrs. Earle G.
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hart
zog, and Mrs. Soper's mother, Mrs.
Robert Patterson.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-19
Convention Closing Sessions
Bring Interesting Talks

was the topic of the stimulating adj
dress by DR.. j. B. Griffing, for foul
years an educator in South Ameri-
ca. who urged better and closer re-
lationships between the United
States and South America as a ba-
sis for sound neutrality and fol
peace. Brazils tolerance and desire
for peace and for more intimate
understanding with this country
we're emphasized.
Closing as it began, with an en-
nhasis on Americanism and citizen
ship, the convention proved to be
one of the most successful and in
spring of many in recent years
To all the Imperial county club
women credit is due for the success
of the convention and to the var
ious chambers of commerce, firms.
business men who cooperated with
them in making the affair SO en-
oyable.
Credit is due Mrs. George King
of Brawley, county president; Mrs.
r. w. Ware of Ell Centre, district
vice-president and banquet chair
man, Mrs. P. NJ Van Slyck, presi-
dent of the Ten Thousand club, Mrs.
E. E. Cavanah, president of the
Calexico club. both clubs entertain
ing the women at tea, and Mrs.
Charles Wieman, president of the
Brawley club which supplied the
pageant programs.
Other Committees
Mrs. Fred Harder and her COM
mittee were in charge of the un-
usually beautiful table appointments
for the banquets Wednesday and
Friday nights, and Mrs. Charles A.
Bratton, for the Ten Thousand club
decorations. The club board was
assisted at the tea by Mesdames w.
A. Vie, Arnold Blackburn, Lester
Eichhold, William Roberts.
The Imperial Irrigation district
entertained the visitors on Satur-
day taking them on a lovely tour
of the All-American canal and be-
ing hosts to the group at luncheon
Mrs. Raymond Rose and her
ushers contributed much to the
success of the convention in their
services, and added considerable
atmosphere in their attractive cos
tunes, the divided riding skirts,
white blouses and big hats which
Barbara Worth wears in the orr
ginal paintings.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-19
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Shaw OF San
Diego and their daughter, Sandreth.
former Ell Centrans who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens H.
Harris, left Friday for their home.
During their stay in the valley they
have been guests of honor at
number of informal social affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells OF
Cleveland, Ohio, arrived in the val
ley Friday afternoon from Los An
geles where they have been visiting
Mrs. Wells parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stewart Ross of Los Angeles.
They are spending the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. King. jr., Mr..
Wells mother, Mrs. Don Wells, ac-
companied them to the valley and
will visit her daughter, Mrs. Cecil
Courtney, returning Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brewer of
Escondido, former Ell Centrans, will
spend the weekend in Ell Centro
as the house guests of Mrs. Mont
j. Reid, coming to the valley to
attend the wedding Saturday night
of Miss Ruth Whitelaw, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. 5. Whitelaw,
to Parkman Moore, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. P. Moore.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-19
jenkins Recital
Monday Night

Marie Reitz jenkins is presenting
selection of pupils in violin
recital Mondav night at 7:45 o.
clock in the First Baptist church,
Seventh and Orange streets.
This recital was scheduled for
last spring but had to be post
poned due to conflict with other
events at this time, those who earn
ed certificates of merit. presented
by the California Music Teachers
association will receive their awards.
The jenkins violin choir will be
heard in several numbers and those
students appearing either in solo
or ensemble numbers are: Demitre
Andres, Wally Christian. j. D.
Goddard, Ortha Console, Eleanore,
HELEN, Floyd. Karl McCullough,
Betty Lea Horton, Henry Keltz,
Alton Marsh, June Miles, Merlyn
Miles, Majorie Moore, Charles Mails,
Donald Rabineau, Margaret Stark,
Jimmy Riedy.
Mrs. Elton B. Christian will ac-
company her son, Martha jenkins
Rauenzahn acting as accompanist
for the ohter students.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-19
La Jo||a Wedding Of Much
Interest to Valley

cake as the center of attention.
Shortly afterwards Mr.. and Mrs.
Richmond left on their wedding trip
and upon their return will be &C
home to their friends in FL Centre.
Mrs. Richmond wore smart grey
duvtyn frock with short black fur
coat and black accessories for her
travelling ensemble.
The bride is the niece of Mrs.
Trude, Mr. McKim and also OF
Mrs. Luray Mouser of Imperial. Her
grandparents are two of Imperial
Valleys best known pioneers. Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. McKim. also OF
Imperial. She has made her home
in Brawley with Mrs. Trude for
the past few years.
Mr.. Richmond came to the val
ley from Colorado and is connected
with the Nevada California in FL
Centro. Among the out town
guests at the wedding were his sis
ter and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. C. Phipps of Denver, Colo
ra6O
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-19
Wedding Saturday
Incentive for
Parties

Miss Ruth Whitelaw. whose mar
riage to Parkman Moore was to
take place Saturday night at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. B. Whitelaw, enter
tanned the out-of- town guests who
will assist at the wedding reception
at smart dinner party Friday al
the Barbara Worth hotel.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Moor
Pilgrim of San Francisco. matron
of-honor: for Mrs Russell Yeager
cousin of the bride; for Mrs Ralph
Reynolds, Miss Connie Stoll OF
North Hollywood, Miss Louise New
ton of Ontario, and Miss Whitelaw
That same evening Mr.. Moor,
presided at the bachelor dinner he'll
Mt the R. P. Moore home with 1t
Pritchard Couch, Charlie Birkhaus-
er, Russell Yeager, Leonard Car,
and Robert Reynolds as his guests
Saturday morning Mrs. Ear
Kraft presided at charminglr
appointed breakfast honoring the
out-of town guests. Gold chrysan
themums made effective decora-
tions, her guests including Miss
Whitelaw, Mrs. Yeager, Mrs. Pill
grim and Miss Newton
Many former valley residents have
returned to Ell Centre to attend the
wedding which is to be one of the
most important social events of the
fall.