The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-26

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at the end of their transcontin
entail journey. Great Britain's Kin
George and Queen Elizabeth vii
be served with Western Washing
ton Strawberries. The r. d. Bodl
company, Puyallup valley and Sc
attic fruit packers. received al
order Wednesday to have "th
finest case of fresh western Wash
ington strawberries at Victoria
B. c., Monday to be served t.
their majesties."
Rev. Morris Resigns
Due to i'll health, Rev. A. r
Morris, for the past eight years
pastor of the First Baptist church
has resigned his pulpit and will
preach his last sermons at the
morning and evening services Sun.
day.
Rev. Morris has recently conn.,
pleted a new home at 9th st. and
18th ave, s. E., where he will live.
Rev. Philip Graft Of Kittitas has
been chosen to take over Rev.
Norris duties.
To Discuss Berry Crop
A special meeting of the WASH
ington Farmers Products Control
Board, Inc, will be held at Red
mems hall Saturday evening at
7:3o o'clock to which only men,
bers will be admitted.
The purpose of the session Is to
make plans for the 1899 red rasp-
berry and Evergreen blackberry
harvest. The former. growers say.
will begin about June 20. Due to
dry weather, cold nights and hot
days ii Is estimated that there
will be a short crop this season.
Puyallup Poppy Sale
Beginning Friday morning. both
Bruce A. Mercer post. American
Legion. and Puyallup Valley post,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. will
hold their two-day poppy sales.
Mrs. Floyd Gossard will be in
charge Of the American Legion
sales and will be assisted by Mrs.
jeff Owens and Mrs. Dwight
Aerriott. Mrs. George Fogsrty.
Mrs. Stella Ellison, Mrs. Ted
Hacanson. Mrs. Charles Delling.
Mrs. Charles Doucette. Mrs. Allen
Goelxer and Mrs. Wilbur Betters
and the junior auxiliary will be
among the volunteers.
Wear 4 Buddy Poppy on Me-
mortal Day" Is the slogan OF the
v. F. w. campaign. Adrian
Piquette, commander Of the post,
states that all the money taken In
over and above the cost of the
peoples will stay In Puyallup for
relief and welfare work.
Rev. MacCaughey Speaker
Beginning with 4 $50 dinner.
members Of the First Methodist
church viii hold their final quar-
terly conference for 1899 Friday
evening. The different depart
ments of the church will present
reports and estimates for the new
church year will be taken under
consideration. Rev. Charles Mac
Caughey. recently returned from
the uniting conference at Kansas
City. will give . talk on that
event.
Grade Teachers Elect
Members Of the Grade School
Teachers association went to Salt
water park Tuesday evening for
their annual picnic which was in
charge Of the Maplewood school
faculty.
During the evening officers for
the next year were elected. These
include Miss Katherine johnson of
Spinning school. president: Miss
Florence Pope. Meeker. vice presi-
dent: Miss Ann Chiotti, J. p.
Stewart. secretary. and Miss Fran
ces Andrews. Maplewood. treas
urer.
Wednesday evening the High
School Teachers group held its
annual outing at Redondo where
the principal Amusement was roller
skating. Miss Viola Everson head
ed the refreshment committee.
Harry starbird. president Of the
association. presided.
Home From Tour
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Pember Of
18th 1t. N. w. have returned from
Z motor trip to the eastern part of
the state. During their absence
they visited relatives at Deer Park
and Longview and friends in Walla
Walla, their former home.
an Cub Entertain.
Members Of the Alderton Sem
ior l-H club cooking school were |
hosts for their parents last night |
at Z party at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Sam Wahlquist. Those pres |
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. |
Hatch and daughter Ann. Mr.. and |
0rs- l. w. Post and daughter |
Annabelle, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
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