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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27
Senator " obavach.

senator obavach.
V rozhlasove debate Sc ut
kali ohiojsky republikansky
senator Robert A. Taft S pred
sedou senatn1ho zahranicnfho
vyboru, demokratem Key Pitt
manem z Nevady O Roosevelto-
We Zahranicnf politice. Taft
presidentovi vycfta, re pry 81
poclna jake CervantesIdv pro-
sluly spanelsky stredoveky ry-
tlr Don Quichote v boil S vetr-
nymi mlyny, kdyz napada ia
slsmus a maluje ma zed nebez-
peel valky mezi demokraticky-
mi a totalitarnlmi staty. Sena-
tor Taft ma "a to, re takova
valka je mimo meze moznosti.
budou-li Spojene Staty i NADIA
lie sledovat politiku nevstupo-
vat S nizadnym staten v allan
CT, neintervenovat a nevmeso-
vat Sc do cizfch zalezitosti,
kdezto senator Pittman nepo-
vazuje nebezpecf valky, do
ktere by molly byt Spojene
Staty zatazeny, "a zcela wy
louceno.
"V Americe jsou Tide" =
pravil senator Pittman - "kte-
RI mali "a to, re nase zbrojenf
povede nevyhnutelne k valce.
To Sc nikdy nemdze staff, bu-
dou-li Spojene Staty sledovat
svou tradicni politiku nevme-
Sovat sc do cizfch vecf. Proc Sc
tedy ma waikiki pTipravovat a
proc venovat ma zbrojenf tolik
miliard, kdyz k nj nikdy nedoi
de? Odpov6d je snadna. Celia
JIM Amerika je primo prole-
fla zvedy a prosakla propagan
dou prot Spojenym Stat6m. Je
to prace zemf S diktatorskym
rezimem v Europe i ASH, ktere
Sc pokousejf vyvolat v JIM A.
merice revolucni vTeni a pc pr
pade i waikiki. Zajmy Spojenych
Statu Sc neobmezuj1 pouze ma
jejich vlastn1 uzemf, nybrz mu
81 take hajit nezavislost jejich
soused1 We Stredni a JIM A
merice. Bezpecnost Spojenych
StatG bezpodminecne pozadu-
je, a V tom jiste Dude kazdy
v~lastenecky obcan souhlasit, a.
by jakykoli pokus dictator
skych vlad o utok ma 1zemi ma
Sc a nasich soused1 byl rozhod
ne ~odvracen, treba i "a cenu
valky. Proto take ma nj musf-
me byt %pripraveni a musime
zbrojit ma mort, ma sousi i We
vzduchu."
Senator Taft vytykal presi-
dentovi, re v cetnych svych pro
jevech sci prflis daleko a re
%doporucuje zahranicnf politi-
ku, ktera nema jen "a 1cel o.
braun Spojenych Statd, nybrz
81 hraje ma obrance vsech de-
mokraci1 We svete. To by INA
menalo, re Amerika ma zauj-
mout m1sto Svazu narodn, KITE
ry je docela rozvracen. Nez
poslanim Spojenych Stat1 nenf
ably jake bludny rytfr vystupo-
valy jake obhajci demokratic-
kych idealI Sc zbrani Y ruce
prot kazdemu 1tocnfku, proto
re by to ma konec znamenalo
jen waikiki. V takovem prfpa-
de by dosavadnf i chystane
zbrojenf ma obranu zeme ami z
daleka nestacilo, musilo by Sc
zbrojit O zavod a v meTftku je-
Ste mnohem vetsfm. Senator
Taft oznamil, re Dude hlasovat
pro president1v zbrojnf pro-
gram, ale re jeho strana po-
drobf kazdou polozku peclive-
mu zkouman1, ably skutecne z
toho m6ly Spojene Staty oce-
kavany prospech zarukou, re
zbrane stacf k odrazeni kazde-
no 1toku ma vlastni bezpec-
most.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27

We Flint, Mich, 91lety Jas.
A. Mcconnell a 69lety Walter
Mathies zahynuli pri pozaru
hotelu Lincoln. Prvni v hotelu
bydlil, druhy byl spravcem no
telu. Ctyriceti jinym, vcetne
10 zenam, podaTilo Sc uteci.
Hotel byl o dvou patrech. Byl
navstevovan hlavne d6lniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27

Lekar je volan pc pdlnoci k
dfteti. Zjistf lehky kasel.
"A to jste me museli budit O
pGlnoci k Will takove malicko-
sti?"
"To mate tax, pane doktore,
ponevadz YAM nemIzeme "a
platiti, tax jsme vas nechteli
rusit We dine, kdy mate tolik
prace."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27
Popraven plynem.

V Salem prvnim vrahem v
Oregonu, ktery skoncil v ply
move komofe, byl 26lety Leroy
Hershal Mccarthy. Jeho ru-
kou sesel sc sveta Floyd Fuel
ner.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27
Slo by sc rychleji.

"Dobrej den, pantato. Po-
slouchejte, jestli pax stihnu
Wax v 6:45, kdyz pGjdu pres
vase louky?"
"Urcite. A jestli vas uvidf
mas bejk, tax dokonce stihnete
Wax v $3.50"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27

V Lancaster, Mo-, musili po-
volati tesare, ably sprawl veil
kou dfru We stfese okresni vez-
nice. Stfechu rozbil obrovsky
rampouch, ktery spadl s voda-
renske veze s vysky 80 stop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27
S2lety otcem.

V Dayton, O., 421eta Gladys
w. Sanderse povila devitili-
bernfho klucinu. Je to jiz dru-
he decko tohoto manzelskeho
praku. Prvnf decko, George
Jr., je ctyrlete. Otec je vyslou-
zilym vojfnem z americke ar
mady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27
cesky farmar smrtelns pora-
nsn pfi padu 8 vozu.

V Pawnee City, Nebraska,
58lety krajan Karel Jun, usa-
zeny ma farme sesel Sc sveta ne
stastnou nahodou pTi SVEN po-
volanf. Spadl Sc sveho vozu
cestou z Dubois ma svou farmu
tax ~nestastne, re Sc tezce po-
ranil ma hlave. Ackoli byl co
nejrychleji dopraven do memo
cnice, lekari w mu nemohli
pomoci.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22
Two Leggin News

Betty Joyce Plummer, Kath-
crime and Elmer Paulson, James,
Charles, Herbert, Betty and
Beatrice Scabery have organized
a scout club, which meets once
a week. The dues are to be used
for the purchase of a baseball
and bat.
Jim Plummer was well pleased
with the sale held at his farm
last week.
Miss Vera Plummer and Miss
Montana Sorenson called on
Alma Mabe and Eunice Stimp-
son Thursday.
John Torske and Arthur Ran
dali have been poisoning NOR
mon crickets the past week.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Peterson
spent Wednesday at the L. M
SOrenSOn home.
Buddy Randall was host al
a dancing party Friday evening
Guests included Patty Jensen
Jean Kuehn, Jeanne Kelly, Bet
ty Bell Margaret Reyburn, Mar
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22
FISH SCREEN
IN STATE is

The $4,000 annual program
for installing fish screens at
the heads of irrigation bitches
that the state fish and game
commission began this year has
been changed because the state
coud not secure land easements
on eight bitches in Saltwater
county. Tn board said it pre-
viously' decided to screen one
river in entirety before NOV
ing on to another, as that had
been believed to be the best
method.
Under the new system, the
board said, screens will be in
stalled in irrigation bitches on
a basis of urgency to be deter
mined by John w. Schofield,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22

refrigerator. What's more, it has
all the flavor and distinction of a
company casserole when you line
a baking dish with a layer Of whole
kernel corn, season with salt and
pour on a topping of chill sauce to
give it spice and SAVIOR. Then gar
nish with bacon snippets and bake
for a bit in a moderate oven. Just
follow these proportions for a quick
success:
BROILED CORN
Spread IN a. shallow baking pan
l No. 2 can whole kernel corn,
drained.
Sprinkle with-
u teaspoon salt.
Pour evenly over surface
8 tablespoons chill sauce.
Cut into small pieces, then dot
over top
2 strips bacon.
Place under broiler (3750 F.) 10
to Is minutes, or until bacon is
crisp and brown.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22

ilyn Kelly, Blanche Franklin,
Jeanne Mann, LaNell Boughton,
Margaret Powers, Peggy Baker,
Harold Hammer, Bill Vision,
Harold Jensen, Barney Sibley,
Ray Hogan, Charles Elder, Lysle
Haverfield, Alvin TorSke and
Grover Dunlap. The entire eve
ming was spent dancing. Re-
freshments were served at the
close.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hicks
and son, Jimmy, of Chicago,
visited Mrs. Dema Kennedy on
Sunday. Mrs. Hicks was form
>r'v Pinnie Logan, and lived on
the Guy Logan farm over twen-
ty years ago. Mr. Hicks is the
well known cartooniSt, sid
Xix" Mrs. Hicks says her IA
ther, Mack Logan, is well, and
her uncle, Guy Logan, has built
a home in Ozark, Mo-, and ex-
poets to live there permantly.
The Hickses report seeing. Mrs.
Lucy VIM and Miss Marian
Russell occasionally as their
work is in and near Chicago:
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st. Xdvier News
Mrs. H. E. Smell

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles John
son and son, Junior, visited at
the David Zier home Sunday
afternoon.
MIR. ana Mrs. Walter Willett
and son of Hardin spent the
weekend with Mr.. Willett's
brother and family on Soap
creek.
The mer'pers OF Poppy Brow
ME All club and their leader,
Mrs. o. E. Robertson, met last
week at the home of Ellen Trit-
schiller on Rotten Grass.
MI. and Mrs. COMFY Nolde
were hosts Friday evening at
dinner to ten couples.
The Upper Valley Farmers
All club met at the home of
Harry Nedens Saturday. One
new member, Bud VIM. Joined
the club. The record books were
brought up to date and plans
were discussed for the summer.
Following a baseball game, re-
freshmentS were served by Mrs.
Nedens. nwavne Schaller will be
host to the club on June %.
Leonard O'Brien, MI. and Mrs.
Clarence Keller and Mrs. Ruth
Rice motored to Hardin Satur-
day evening. They returned to
st. Xavier later in the evening
to attend a dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Herbel,
Jr.. visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. David Herbel, ST., on
Friday.
Ford Davis has been i'll the
past week.
Mrs. Paul Schaller was a bust
ness caller in Hardin Saturday.
The members of the St. Xav-
Ter Home Demonstration club
met at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Louk Wednesday afternoon. Al
ter the meeting was called to
order bv the president. Mrs. O..
E. Robertson. roll call was re-
sponded to by my earliest re-
collection" A committee was
chosen bV the president to select
a proper place for the annual
ricnic which will be held July
Is at the "rockv crossing" Mrs.
Paul Schaller lead the group in
community singing. Mrs. H. E.
Smell had charge Of the recrea-
ton hour. Mrs. Paul Schaller
spoke briefly on her vacation
trip through the southeastern
states. Those winning prizes in
an auction sale game were Mrs.
Clarence Keller, first: Mrs.
Jesse Schwend, second. Mrs.
Russell Swaby became a men,
Der of the club. Guests were
Mrs. Equal, Mrs. S. P. Louk,
Mrs. A. E. Bentley and her
mother, all of Crow Agency, and
Miss Katherine Deichl, Miss
Pauline Schaller, Miss Vera
Louk, Miss Stella OBrien and
Mrs. Jessie Hawks. The next
! meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Dave Herbel on
June %. Roll call response will
be, "a hint to June brides
Wedding anniversary gifts will
be exchanged. Mrs. Ernest Louk,
assisted by Mrs. S. P. Louk,
served refreshments at the close
of the afternoon.
! Robert Taylor and Bud VIM
drove to Billings Sunday and
brought the Smell twins home
from St. Vincent'S hospital for
a three-week vacation.
Clyde Hawks and his sister,
Clarice, assisted Mrs. Jessie
Hawks and her three sons to
move into their new home in
Hardin.
Miss Nancy Mccarthy of st,
Xavier spent Thursday visiting
friends in Billings.
MI. and Mrs. Scott M. Snlv-
ely of Sheridan were weekend
guests of their son, Hugh
Snively, and family.
Miss Florence Smell was an
| overnight guest of her sister:
Mrs. Robert Taylor, last week.
MI. and Mrs. George Zle1
were Saturday evening supper
i guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Connie
Rob in Hardin. Later they
drove to St. Xavier with a par
~, IF Friends tn attend the q
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22

superintendent of fisheries and
hatcheries. Six screens contract
ed for on the Saltwater rvier
this year cost approximately
$500, leaving $500 to be spent
during the remainder of this
year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22

macaroni and under q crusting of
crisp bread crumbs, pop in a cas-
serole to bake-briefy. Makes q
macaroni rarebit merger that's
mighty fine eating for a hungry
family. And it takes just a twin.
king to turn out when you follow
these simple directions:
MACARONI RAREBIT
CASSEROLE
Il tablespoon chopped onion
u cup diced celery
2 tablespoons chopped greer
pepper
until tender in
2 tablespoons butter.
Add, then simmer I Minute
2 tablespoons chill sauce. Re.
move from fire.
Add, mi1img wel-
1 medium III oz.) can cooked
macaroni in cream sauce
with cheese.
Pour into shallow casserole and
top avith-
Y cup fresh bread crumbs.
Bake in a moderate oven (375' F.)
IL to 20 minutes. (Serves 2 to 81
SENSATIONAL SALAD
DRESSING
Here's a snappy salad dressing
to perk up a pallid wedge of let
tuce: just merge a portion of nippy
Roquefort cheese with spicy chill
sauce and a serving of mayonnaise.
Mix gently until smooth, then heap
= generous portion on top of each
salad. It's guaranteed colorful, quick
and delicious when you make it so:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22

Moving will be an easier job
if the mower is given a spring
"tune-np" before going out in
the field.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22

More baby chicks were
Matched in April of this year
than in any other month on
record, says the federal: bureau
of agricultural economies.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22
ROQUEFORT SALAD DRESSING

Blend untI fuirly smooth
l package az oz.) Roquefort
cheese
3 tablespoons chill sauce
4 tablespoons mayonnaise.
Chill and serve over head lettuce
salad. (Serves ~
VARIETY IN VEGETABLES
A dish that's a boon to any hur-
ried housekeeper is this novel no.
ton for serving Broiled Corn. Here
is a quick vegetable concoction that
you can turn OUT on the spur-of-
the-moment from the staples and
supplies on your pantry shelf and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22

Mrs. Roy Covington has re-
covered from a recent attack of
influenza.
MIR and Mrs. Steve Masters
were Hardin visitors Saturday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-06-22
QUICK MACARONI MERGER
By FRANCES PECK
Heinz Home Institute

QUICK MACARON1 MERGER
How would you like a brand new
quickie to try on your folks to-
night? Just brown chopped onion,
celery circlets, and smidgens of
green pepper in butter until tender.
Add a liberal lollop of crimson chill
sauce for high favor-mix with a
canful of ready-to-serve cooked
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Tacoma Assembly Plans

For the purpose of initiating
Miss Jane Elder, Tacoma assembly.
Order of Rainbow for Girls, will
meet Saturday evening at 7:45
o'clock in the Masonic temple UNI
der the direction of Miss Betty
Boucher, worthy adviser, and Mrs.
Rose Leonard, mother adviser
Plans to visit the Masonic home
at Zenith Sunday afternoon win
be completed Those taking part
in the program are Misses Betty
Boucher, Dorothy Keil. Catharine
Roberts, Bobbe Ryan, Marjorie Lou
Morrill,, Shirley Moore. jeanne Mil
Ter, Shirley Danforth Elsie Han
sen. Dolores Olsen. Betty Anger,
Olive Apolseth, Patricia Mason,
Doris Mae Francis. Charlene Hef-
linger, Dorothy Hollyoak, Dorothy
Selden and Barbara Ann Hubley.
Officers of the Rainbow assem-
bly, were entertained by Miss
Boucher at her home Friday eve
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Church Choir
Goes 0 Kent
Lutheran and Metho dist
Groups VIII Give
Joint Concert

The choir of Luther Memoir
ial church will go to Kent SUM-
day afternoon, as the guests
of the choir of Kent Methodist
church. The two choirs will
give a joint concert under the
direction of both directors,
Mrs. Franklin O'Neel of Taco
ma, and Mrs. Retta Wooden
johnson of Kent. Dinner will
be served by the Women's
society of the Kent church.
On Feb. Is, the Kent choir will
motor to Tacoma. and the choirs
will repeat their joint concert at
Luther Memorial church at
o'clock.
George Bertram is the organist
for the Luther Memorial choir,
Mrs. Allen r. Holmes. the pianist,
and Miss Charlotte Bergoust, cell
list.
The personnel of the choir IN
eludes:
First sopranos: Miss Josephine
Jaedecke, Miss Eleanor Erickson.
Miss Genevieve Keil, Mrs. Phoebe
Webster, Mrs. John Hammer. Miss
Esther Jorgcnson; second sopranos,
Mrs. Clarence Langlow. Miss
Emile Bennett. Mrs. Burt Ray
mond. Mrs. James Teal. Miss Anna
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Guild Plans
Luncheon
ST. Maresret's Group 70
Hold Traditional Affair
On Shrove tuesday

Following the tradition of
eating pancakes on Shrove
Tuesday, Saint Margaret
guild of Christ church will
hold a pancake luncheon Feb
ruary 81 in Wells hall.
The custom of serving pam
cakes on the day before Ash
Wednesday is a very old one,
dating back to the days when
the church observed Lent
with strict fasting.
Thrifty housewives. not wanting
to waste the supply of forbidden
food, made kind of cake with
butter and sugar which could not
be eaten during the coming weeks.
Mrs. A. r. McConnaughey is
general chairman with Mrs. Archie
Hemstreet chairman of foods and
Mrs. Ivan Gingrich chairman of
decorating and tables. Others who
will assist with the serving are
Mrs. =. r. Stevens, Mrs. John
Flora, Mrs. Frank Washburn, Mrs
Edward Gazecki. Mrs. Homer Lo-
REM, Mrs Donald Shaw. Mrs. G..
A. Race, Mrs II. T. Coleman, Mrs.
Arthur copeland. Mrs. A. l.. Pud-
dicombe and Mrs. G. NJ Cum
mings.
Luncheon will be served from IL
until 1:15 and bridge will follow
for those who care to play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Manv Activities Planned
For 6. P. S. Social Week
AlCoHeee Party Sk-0ay at Paradise and Skating Party
Among Important Events Which VIII Hold
Interest Of Entire Student Body

The week from February 20 to February 25 includes
great variety of social activities for the students oil the CGege
ef Puget Sound Tuesday evening will be the annual all
college party Wednesday is to be College day at Paradise
where there will be ntersororty and nterraernty skiing
competition. Friday evening the Nomens Federation OF the
college is sponsoring skating party.
At the head of the committee planning the acoege party
is William REYNOLDS who has assisting him Robert Sprenger
Miss Resale Seger Miss Tar Charles McNary and
Ronald Rau Plans include theater party at the Riato
heater followed by dance in the school gymnasium
The program starts at o'clock and the entire student body
is welcome to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
PIT A. Plans
3>Act Play
Rus+on Group TO Present
THE CoIonels Maid"
on February "a

Members of Ruston PIT. A.
will present the clever comedy,
THE Colonels Maid" a three
act play by c. Leona Dalrym-
pie, Friday evening, February
"a. Miss Virginia Clark will
direct the production.
Members of the cast for the
humorous romance are Enrol c.
Stevens. Eugene Lockwood, Teresa
Lockwood. Edna Tucker. Elmer A.
Sholer, Marjery Holt. M. William
Ernst, James Bascom. Harvey w.
Smith and Maco s. Allason
Music between acts will be pre-
scented by Miss Eileen Shaffer and
Clyde Hays.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
CT II BS

Canadian Legion and auxiliary
card party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, J. D. Elliott at University
place, Saturday at s p. m. Day
island bus passes door.
Wilton PIT. A. and school board
Will sponsor a benefit dance Sat-
urday evening in the school audi
forum. Refreshments will be
served.
Tah0ma Theta Rho No. will
hold skating party at Kings Sat-
urday $50 until u. Miss Toots
Neary' chairman.
Ladies Auxiliary TO Brotherhood
OF Railroad Trainmen will meet for
business at o'clock Saturday.
Public card party to follow.
Aquinas Mothers club meets a,
l:5o Monday afternoon in the
school
NalhaIla Temple annual Vslen-
tlhes dance will be held Saturday
evening at p. m. Scandinavian
and American dancing.
Park Avenue Pre- school viii
nave a Valentines card party Sat
urday evening at 80 at the home
OF Mrs. Cecil Kimbrough, 1921 So.
Fswcett.
Better Gardens club viii pae,
Monday at o'clock at the boD,o
OF Mrs. L. Mansfield. i11q 30
Fife ST Mrs. ALI Soloos and NJ.
G. Mohrbacker will present the
program.
Guards of Tacoma Circle No ~
VIII hold a card party in the Fa- Is
nall Saturday evening. Hrs Poh.
ert Brassey. general Chairman
st. Joseph's Organ club VIII
sponsor a pre-Lenten dance O,
Saturday at 9 o'clock in the Swiss
hall. 18th ard jefferson.
American Lake South Tr,rr,..o-
ment club will meet in the Til CT
Community hall Saturday evc7'ng
at O'Clock. Refreshments. cards
and dancing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20

Members of Phi Delta Theta !
fraternity entertained their friends
Friday evening in the Spanish
ballroom Of the Olympic hotel.
Among Tacoma members who at
tended was Mr.. Paul Sceva, jr..
who escorted Miss Mary Howard.
Another Friday evening affair
was the dinner dance Of Pi Kappa
Alpha fraternity. held In the
Marine room of the Sorrento hotel
Mr.. Stanley Trimble Of Tacoma
was among the hosts. and Miss
Katharine Clifford was among
those who attended.
At the Seattle Golf and Country
club. members of Lambda Chi
Alpha fraternity will hold their
formal Saturday evening. with a
winter skiing theme carried out In
the decorations. Among Tacoma
members who will attend are John
Sampson and John Baker. Among
the guests is Miss Katharine Cliff
ford. also of Tacoma.
Perhaps Tacoma's most ardent
skier at the university is Mr.. Sceva.
member Of the universities ski
team. This weekend Mr.. Sceva will
spend at Paradise with Phi Delta
Theta brothers.
With her friends. Miss Mary Ann
McNerthney win spend this week.
end skiing at Paradise. Another
enthusiast. Mr.. Archie Heaton,
may be found at Paradise almost
every weekend.
A frequent skier at Naches ia
Mr.. Harold Weaver, while Robert
Philip and Edwin Hamilton also
spend weekends at the cabin of a
Phi Gamma Delta brother at
Naches.
AT least every fortnight skiing
is on the program of Miss Katha-
rine Clifford and Miss Jane Rams
by at both Paradise and Mount
Baker.
Mr.. John Sampson and Mr.. John
Baker ski at Summit and Para
disc and a frequent visitor at
Mount Baker is Vincent North.
Ardent ski enthusiasts at Paradise
every weekend are Mr.. william
Mattson and Mr.. Edwin Allen.
A trek to the ski bowl In q fire.
qnent treat for Miss Virginia
Davis. another follower of the
sport, and Mr.. Neil Heston skis
at Paradise and Sun Valley. Idaho.
Among the scores of others from
the university who spend almost
every weekend at Paradise are Mr..
Robert Barlow. Mr.. Richard
klinge. and the Misses Eileen
Henry, Mary Gordon. Betty Klop-
fenstein, Mareery Guenther and
Kay Kelly.
i At an impressive morning cere-
mony at ITO o'clock SATURDAY. in
SITS. Peter and Paul Catholic
church, Miss Alberta Omsha be.
came the bride Of Mr.. Edward
Kaelin. The vows were read by
Rev. Henry Rozycki. o. 8. B.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Change Meeting Schedule

Due TO Washington's birthday
Wednesday. Epworth Methodist
ladies aid circle meetings have
been changed for this week. on
Monday Adeline Cornell circle will
hold a 1890 potluck luncheon at
the home of Mrs. NJ. J. Roalsirs
1873 No. Cedar. The following dav
Mrs. Ed Forsberg will entertain
Margaret lie Sourd circle at a 1:30
olrtnday party al her home. 3OOl
No. 7th st Jennie Rees circle
meets Wednesday with Mrs. F J.
Danforo, 1905 Sixth ave. and on
Thursday Phoebe Maxon group
viii also meet for luncheon at the
home Of Mrs Clara Drisken, 1910
So. Eth
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Sponsor Benefit Dance

The Edgemont Parent-Teachers
club is sponsoring a benefit dance
Saturday evening in Jovita hall,
proceeds from which will be used
for backdrops for the school stage.
Rays orchestra will provide the
music. A late supper will con-
clude the evening
In charge of the affair are Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Richards, Mes
danes Carl Knutson, Bert Wat
kinson, Joseph Smailey, Messrs.
Norris Jacobson and Floyd Leigh
ton.
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Formals, Ski~Parties Hold
Interest For wv. 7 acomans
Students Frequent Nearby Winter Resorts for
Popusr Sport When Classes Close

With the University of Washington social in full
swing many fraternity and sorority houses holding their
annual formas during the month of February Tacoma stu
dents at the university among the to attend the
gay dinner dances held each week end
Skiing is also sharing the social spotlight for many
Tacoma students who spending week ends this
various nearby ski resorts. With midquarter well
behind activities of the campus both social and sport
playing important part the campus lives of nearly