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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Miss Euniee Simpson Is
Feted by Friends

A kitchen shower was given IN
honor OF Miss Eunice Simpson,
who will become the bride OF Ms.
Claude Westgate June 2, by the
Misses Clara Berg and June Brit
ton in the parlor of the Friends
church last Friday evening.
An inside garden with red and
white floral decorations provided
the setting of the room.
The main event OF the evening
was when the bride-elect Travelled
on her rocky road to love- Each
shower gift was wrapped in gray
crepe paper TO represent rock
and placed along the floor making
a path that led to a pergola at the
end of the room, above which
was printed The Throne of
Love" Miss Simpson was given
wheelbarrow and WAS instructed
to pick up the rocks along the
path. Then. seated on the Throne
OF Love- she unwrapped her many
gifts.
Guests present were Mesdames
J. l.. Simpson, mother of the
bride-elect; c. Westgate. B. Pier
son. p. Mills. V. Beuzer. NJ. Ode
gard. l.. Berg. r. Pearsall, w.
Brown, l.. Byrd, A. Blaneher. T.
King. d. Blaire. G. Perry. A. Col
well. l.. Parker. II. Harmon, f.
Harmon, f. Peterson. c. Cooper.
X. Leonard, l.. Tippie. A. De-
Freist. A. Parry. T. II. Algeo. d.
Ahrens. T.. Daniels. X. Norton. c.
Brennan, o. Pringle and A. King.
Misses Lois Simpson. Myrtle
Byrd, Mona Byrd. Betty Byrd.
Mary Jane DERRICK, Evelyn Ma
lone, Margaret Lang. Madge Har-
mon. Margaret odegard. Quanita
Marquee. Lois Brennan. Alice
Pesrssll, Clara Berg and June
Bntton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Mrs. Franklin TO Open
Home for PIT. A. Tea

Mrs. George Franklin will open
her home at 1901 No. Stevens at
2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon to
members and friends OF the Sher-
man PIT. A. for their annual May
tea. Mrs. Guy Falskow is general
chairman Of the affair and her
committee consists of Mesdames
Edwin Lewis. William Berg. John
Chapman, Howard Carr and l.. J.
kleiner
Preceding the tea short bust
ness meeting will be conducted by
the president, Mrs. Leigh Martin.
A brief report of the state PIT.
A. convention held recently In
Wenatchee will be given by Mrs.
A. II. Candoo president-elect.
An interesting program has
been planned for the afternoon to
consist of violin solos by Mrs.
George johnson, and vocal selec-
tons by Mrs. Edwin Watts. Misses
Evelyn, Esther, Harriet, and Vir-
ginia Hermann will present a
group of orchestral numbers. Fol-
lowing the program, tea will be
served in the garden. The lace
cloth covered tea table will be
centered by mixed yellow spring
flowers and tall green tapers will
be used in silver candelabra. Mrs.
G.. p. Appelman and Mrs. Leigh
Martin will pour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Lutheran Group
Meets "Wednesday

Meeting at the church on We'd
nesday, the Ladies guild OF Cen
trail Lutheran church held their
monthly meeting, beginning with
Guild Charities at 10 a. m. under
the direction Of Mrs. A. p.
Smyser Mrs. G. n. Gjertsen,
guild president, met with her
cabinet members at IL O'Clock in
the pastors study and at one
o'clock, luncheon was served in the
guild room, with ladies OF circle 5
as hostesses for the afternoon.
Assisting Mrs. John ]. Keller,
chairman Of the hostess group.
were Mesdames o. II. Guttormson,
Jennie Gorenson, X. X. Andersen.
o. j. Hvsmbsal. Richard Ostberg,
w. r. ncGraw, Thomas Strand.
J. d. Moser. T. +. Hagen. John
Flolow. William F. Dau, Mark A.
Bunting. and Miss Eileen Guttorm-
son.
At the afternoon meeting. fol
lowing devotions led by Rev. p.
B. Hoff. Mrs. r. S. Henricksen as
program chairman. presented Mrs.
Harold c. Keller who read an inter-
esting paper on the subject. Get
ting Along With Others eontin-
uing the study theme for the year.
The Art Of Christian Living. A"
Music included group Of songs
by Mrs. Msrchell A. Stevens. se-
compsnied by Miss Vivian Steel
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
LABOR ABILITY
IS RESOURCE"

The ability 10 work can be con-
sidered a resource in figuring
an unemployed persons need for
relief. State Acknowledgement C.
". Hamilton said today in an
opinion to Social Security Director
Charles r Ernst.
Ernst referred TO the attorney
general letter from Pierce
county commissioners contendinS
that such ability could not be
counted as a resource.
The prospect of work in the
future and the ability to work is
not a resource so as TO deny as
sistanee to him, but is such a
potential resource as TO be con-
sidered in determining eligibility
for assistance. and is something 10
be considered in the amount and
nature OF assistance to be given
him" Hamilton said
A person who knows he will
go TO work in 30 DAYS has a
resource. A man who has a trade
has q resource in his trade. train
ing and ability to work. which an
unemployable person does not
have. An employshle person. who
has no physical or mental defect
or is not otherwise incapacitated
for gsinful employment, has a
potential resource, which is prop
erly considered in determining
eligibility for assistance"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
graduate course.

graduate course.
Diplomas were presented to the
Misses Marguerite Alice Alex
ander, Anna Marie Baskerville,
Betty Jaunita Brewer. Lois Mar
garet Brown. Evelyn NJ. Carlson,
Ethel Norma Craig, Evelyn j,
Ellingson. Sharon Elwell, June
Alice Faux. Susan II. Felchlin,
Gertrude NJ. Feuz, Sarah Frances
Gaiser, Betty Lorraine Gay, Mar
garet Elizabeth Hart, Winifred
Mae Helmholz, Dorothy Alfredo
Hermann, Marybelle Hopp, Cert
rude A. Hunting, Lois Carol Jen-
nings.
Merle Evangeline Johnson, Mar
garet Evelyn Logan, f. Alice
Mollett. Helen Elizabeth Moody.
Wilma Jean Murley, Margaret l.
Nelson, Rose Elizabeth Olson. Mar
jorie A. Paulson. Helen Sylvia
Petersen, Eunice Elizabeth Perk-
ms. Elizabeth A. Phillips, Goldie
Marguerite Rembert, Norma Vio-
let Schutt, Olive Sylvia Sivertson,
Evelyn NJ. Straehila. Beatrice
Louise Swanson, Evelyn Estelle
Swanson, Amelia D. Vigna, Kath-
crime Cornelia Williams, and A.
Henrietta Wischemann.
The graduation exercises eli
NAKED series of social affairs
given in honor OF the class during
the past two months, the final
event being the picnic supper for
which Miss Harriet Klein, director
of nurses, will be hostess May %
on the lawn of the Faculty home.
Miss Evelyn E. Swanson is presi-
dent of the class.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
DR.. WnrACRE SPEAKS
AT SYNAGOGUE FRIDAY

pr. Horace ]. whitaere. pFesi.
dent-elect az the Pierce County
Medical association. VIII he guest
speaker At the Talnmd Torah
synagogue Friday evening during
the sabbath service hour. Ne viii
speak u tho Importance % xcosi
health an the basis for effective
living. This win ~ IN Observance
% the recent Natiensi hospital
and Health Week.
An important feature 81 the
service which wfii begin Al Sis
p, IN viii he tho pledge ~ ecepeF-
alton with falsssinisn Jewry to
avert and resist the shrcgstlen n
tho pslfeur Declaration which
constitutes a betrayal AZ Jewish
hope and trust Jewish synAsnxues
and congregations Throughout thu
country with iosn IN this prussss
Rshhl TRIGGER w,il offIcisss dur.
ing the service. which will h fel-
lowed ny an informal social and
tea hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Marks Ninth Birthday

Mrs. Charles Hoffman bonorcd
her daughter. Donna, Saturday
afternoon on the occasion Of her
ninth birthday The party vas
given at the family home at 1919
SO. NJ 81. The hostess was assist
ed during the afternoon by Miss
Grace Williams and Miss Lois
Hoffman. home from Central
Washington College Of Education.
Games were played and refresh
mcnta served Guests we're La
magni Bareott. Dorothy kilbouru.
Joan Archer. Charlotte DeLoria.
rgaret CoOdnough. Donna
shrupp, Itmadine Coettling. Coll
leen Peterson. Joan Bennett. Doro.
thy Hoffman, Donna Hoffman.
Charlotte Hoffman, Keith Esbofg,
Larry Mills and Deibert Pratt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
SO GRADUATED
At EXERCISES
Diplomas Presented
to Tacoma Gen.
eral Nurses

Thirty-nine young women re-
ceived their nurses diplomas at
the commencement exercises We'd
nesday evening at the Tacoma
General hospital. Diplomas were
presented to the graduates by
Samuel NJ. Jackson, president of
the board of trustees.
Following the professional
march. played by Clayton Johnson,
the invocation was given by Rev.
Harold B. Long. The valedictory
address on Opportunities in the
Nursing Field" was given by Miss
Anna NJ. Baskerville while the
salutatory address on THE De-
velopment of the Tacoma General
Hospital was presented by Miss
Beatrice L. Swanson.
Rev. Long Speaks
Rev. Long gave the address to
the graduating class. speaking on
Living While You're Alive The
speaker also gave the benediction
at the close of the evening. Music
included vocal solos, "Nocturne'
and Greeting to Spring" by Mrs.
Charles C. Welker, accompanied
by Miss Vivian Steelman.
Remarks to the graduates were
made during the evening by DR..
J. r. Turner and DR.. T. H. Duer-
feldt. Pins were presented by Miss
Harriet Klein, director of nurses,
and scholarships were awarded by
Clarence J. Cummings, hospital
superintendent. Scholarship win
ners are Miss Baskerville, vale
dictorian and Miss Swanson, salu-
tatorian. The awards will finan-
cially aid the winners in post
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Social Events on Calendar
OF V. f. w. Auxiliary

Ray 6. Roberts auxiliary, Vet
ersns Of Foreign Wars. under the
leadership Of Mrs. Lester CLARK.
launches on q new year with two
social affairs this week. The sew
ing group met Thursday 81 the
home Of Mrs. William Duseil in
Puyallup.
Potiuek lunch was served at
noon, followed BY an enjoyable
afternoon Of sewing. Those shar-
lng the afternoon were aesdamss
Lester Clark. 4 l.. Morris. John
Mariana. a y. AekeriY. Frank
BsisanO. o. G Fletcher. Ruth Her
man. Andrew Olson. George aldes.
= ". Fletcher. VI. .. Redfisld. L.
w. Craig and A. y. Hofstsd.
The next meeting Of the group
Will b. a. the home ~ Mrs. Ray
mond Lee. sis So. Verde. Wednss-
day. May 81.
Tuesday evening The auxiliary
sponHored a card party for "a.
veterans ~ the American Lake
hospital. Mrs. John Aarzano. hos
pital chairman. wsa assisted By
Mechanics A. W. Sehlegsl. Arthur
Holman. Lyle Burgess and Robert
coIomblnL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Former Tacoman Elected AZ
State PIT. A. Session

DR.. Donald G.. Evans, state
health director. led a health dis
cussion at the Washington con-
gress of Parents and Teachers
29th annual convention in Wenat-
chez Wednesday. after delegates
elected five directors at an earlier
session.
Two other physicians, Drs r. X.
Fletcher and Percy F. Guy. also
were on the program.
Officers elected we're: Mrs.
Theo Evanson Of Chehalis. first
vice president: Mrs. w. n. Hall Of
Entiat, third vice president; Mrs.
r. E. Ahlquist of Spokane, fifth
vice president; Mrs. Thomas II.
Jones of Seattle, recording secre-
tary. and Mrs. Walter Perry of
Seattle, formerly Tacoma council
president. historian.
The delegates adopted a bylaw
change providing that any person
who has served two straight terms
in a vice presidency will not be
eligible for another vice presidency
for at least r year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Townsend Clubs
Banquet Process Success

An enthusiastic rally was held
Nv the sockeye Townsend club on
Wednesday evening in the organ.
nations club rooms tn Old TIA.
coma.
Nearly $50 persons WERE at the
banquet. which was served In Sis-
vonisn style. srsshctta being the
main course served.
The occasion for the banquet was
TO raise funds to send three dele
gates to the fourth national Town.
send convention IN indianapolis.
Ind.
Speakers outlined the clubs pur-
pose and the Townsend recovery
plan. Frank Berry sang solos and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Mira DEFENDED
BY Sen. WAGNER
WASUINGTON Sen Rohel

WASHINGTON Sen. Robert y.
Wagner. d. N. Y. today defended
his national labor relations act be-
fore the house labor committee.
and declared that TO dun this In
strument would be an act Of I'M
reason, 10 discard IL would be an
act Of folly"
He attacked bills proposed by
Reps. Glare Hoffman, r., Mich.
and c. Arthur Anderson, d, Mo.
which would radically change the
act TO separate the administrative
and quasi judicial functions Of the
labor board.
Under the two house proposals,
Wagner asserted, the employer
would be entirely free to meet or
talk to the strikers representa-
uvcs. and to destroy their orgsni-
cation by methods OF coercion and
intimidation.
mo amendment could have more
unfortunate results. When con-
gress included strikers within the
definition OF employc for the pur-
poses Of this act, It did not create
a new status or invest them with
new rights.
ut merely followed tho
common sense rule that
strike Is the very time when
fair play and collective bar
gaining become most critically
necessary 10 restore peace. To
nullify the labor act when
strike starts would he like
turning off the water hose
when n fire breaks out.
This rule that a strike or a
lockout does not terminate the
employment relationship was es-
tablished by our courts long be-
fore the labor act was passed, and
the American Law Institute, in It's
restatement OF labor law, has
given this principle its stamp OF
approval"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
CPS STUDENTS
VISIT SCHOOLS

Approximately a.so0 students in
intermediate and high schools In
the vicinity % Tacoma heard tho
College Of Puget Sound "smhsssa-
doris Of good wiz Wednesday as
the group insagurs,ed new plan
To interest prospective students IN
the school The group included
Richard Smith. field secretary.
Richard sloat, president of the
Associated students, pr. r. l.
Powell. department Of education,
and John Paul Bennett and the
Adelphian Choral society.
Leaving the college campus at =
o'clock the group appeared AZ
assemblies At Auburn, Enumciaw,
Buckley. ruyallup and Sumner.
The program included half hour
concert by the chorus and brief
talks by the school representatives,
At Puyalup. which turned ous
the largest attendance, approxi.
matcly l.2oo. a group of 10 pro-
spccuve students met with pr.
Powell after the assembly. Fer
the other schools. conferences with
representatives Of the college will
be held next Monday,
Though the students indicated
an interest in all college activities.
many expressed a preference for
membership in the choral society.
The good music and the coiorfui
Latvisn costumes of the Adelrh.
lans made that activity appear cx-
eccdingly attractive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
URGES IMMUNIzATION
OF CITY'S CHILDREN

DR.. Ralph Gregg, city health d.
rector. Thursday urged Tacoma
parents to have their children i'm
munizod against diphthcria and
smallpox this week, II they have
not already done so.
Tho city furnishes tho materials
and during immunization week. the
physicians Of Tacoma are giving
this service free OF charge to all
who apply for H." Or. Gregg said,
No child In Tacoma should so
Unprotected. Every adult should he
vaccinated against smallpox.
These two diseases can be prevent.
ed. II people will take the trouble
to 90 to a physicians office"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
ARREST FOUR MORE
ON LIQUOR CHARGES

Four more Taoomans were
taken into custody late wednes.
day by state and city dry squsd
officers for allegedly violating an
ordinance prohibiting sale Of liquor
by tho drink, Arrested we're Mary
carni at 1888 Commerce At. 4;
Melvin Harris at 1910 Pacific ave. /:
Albert Malsnca at f339 Commerce
st; and William Thompson At
1927 Broadway. All hut Ma.
lnnca were at liberty Thursday
after posting $500 bond each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
CARAVAN AUTOS
WILL VISIT DAM

Leaving Hotel wInthrcp Sun
day morning Il 10. the Taccma
cars forming = caravan a. - q
the annual Rhcdodendrcu tnuvs
win have the csty's power plants
on Lake cushman A. . primary
destination,
The Tacoma caravan y spo0~
scred by Young Morris u0elneno
club. and arrangements are bsen9
cempi~t<d under direction u prs
". v. Mower. president. and 4. -
Cook, secretary.
UTILITIES commissioasr pevInena
has invited the caravan 70 rnnNo
Lake cssshmsn IA principal ~
jecsive. and 10 inspect the cjtys
swu hix hydru<leesssc powsv plaess
thsre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
MARRIAGELICENSES

Marriage licenses have been 10.
sued by the county auditor to.
James A. LePenshs and Leona Mae
Borcbert, both NJ Tacoma. Fred
n. Hartman and Helen G. Scott.
both Of Tacoma. Jack Woods and
Mae Leonard. both Of Tacoma, and
H. y. stephens and y. e. sesrpsr.
both Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
GIGANTIC NAVAL
BILL IS PASSED

WASHINGTON -- The senate
today passed q mountaineering
sT7ss2o,2si naval appropriation
hill. 20 provide funds for tho naval
expansion program. The bill was
passed. al to IL.
As passed by the senate, the
hill retained tho house rruvision
fcrhiddsng the navy To buy any
more Argentine canned beet.
President Roosevelt tried "a have
tho han lifted.
The bill now goes To tho house
for concurrence In senate amend.
mcnts.
The measure viii provide funds
for ~ new ships. including two
hattleships of $4,000 tons each.
two light cruisers. eight destroysrs.
eight submarines and three suNll.
larry ships. Five hundred now air
planes also viii he constructed.
In addition, tho navy VIII con.
tinue construction on complete tho
equipment o. four hsttleshirs. four
aircraft carriers. one heavy cruiser.
II light cruisers. 20 destroyers. 10
submarines and II auxiliary vcs-
sells.
The provision for ts.oo0.ton bat
ucships provoked assertions by
Sens. Arthur H. vandenberg. r..
Mich. and William ". Rorah, r..
Idaho. that the United states was
setting the tempo for an internal
tionsl arms race
Borah was the sole Pacific
Northwest senator 10 vote against
the measure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Receiving Congratulations

Mr.. and Mrs. John ?. AIsip IT.,
sl4 So. Traitor ST.. announce the
birth OF a daughter. Priscilla Ann.
Monday at Tacoma General hos
pital Grandparents sharing In
congratulations are Mr.. and Mrs
J. r. Alsip Of Clover creek. The
newcomer Is a grsndchild also Of
the late Judge Frank A. Magill.
Priscilla Ann has brother.
John III.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Bed Sheet Only
Loot at School

The sheriffs office is wondering
today whether some OF the youngs-
tcrs in the Lake district arc going
To play Ku klux Khan.
The Glover Park grade school
there was broken into Wednesday
night but deputies who investi-
gated today could find only a bed
sheet stolen. Two good blankets
were ignored by the thieves. Depu-
ties Clay Powell and Lyle Lathrop,
who went out on the case. got
copies of fingerprints.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

State Works Progress Admins
traitor Don q. Abel today informed
Mayor Y. ". Maddux ~ Enumclaw.
he has passed fsvorsbiy on Enum-
claws supplemental proposal r..
questing te,7st in federal funds %
continue street improvements and
that the proposal has been sent 20
Washington. d. G.. for the prss,-
dents approval.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
QUIZ SUSPECT
ABOUT WRECK

At liberty Thursday on his per-
sonal recognizance was John w.
Harkins, WPA worker. residing at
e03is Tacoma ave, taken into
custody late Wednesday for in
vestigation Of being driver Of an
automobile that was involved in
a traffic accident last Sunday.
Harkins was taken into custody
after he was identified by wit
nesses as the man seen leaving a
light model sedan which had col
lided with a car owned by w. c.
Fuhrmeister. Route 3, Auburn,
which was parked at 1918 Mckin-
ley ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Human Fly Fails
TO DrdlC Attention

COLUMBIA, :. ca human
fly who climbed downtown
Columbia hotel successfully was
merely a secondary attraction to
the spectators While he was
making the climb a hotel guest
nonchalsntly strolled to the win
dow to view the proceedings. and
was sttired only in his under
wear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Osteopaths VIII
Meet Nau 1881

Two osteopsthic physicians Of
Tacoma viii be among the prinei-
pal speakers at the seth annual
convention Of the Washington AS
ISOLATION OF osteopathio Fhysi-
clans and Surgeons to ~ held
May 20 TO 81 IN the New WasA-
ington hotel. Seattle.
Tacoma speakers win he pr. n.
V. Hoover and Or. Elmer Peterson.
Leading os,eopaths from other sec
tons Of the country viii Re pres
ent 10 read scientific papers deal
ing with their specialticS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
FISHERMAN FINED $40

Harlan Yost was fined $40 and
costs and had his fishing license
suspended for a year In Justice
Layton's court Thuraday when he
pleaded guilty 10 fishing In closed
waters. J. NJ. Haynes. state game
protector, made the arrest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

there was other musical entertain.
mcnt.
Officers 10 the soekeye club
arc, Fart Brett, president Msss
Minnie Ftnnl~th. vice president.
and Miss LAviiis Hoffman. sesfe-
tary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
STRANGER KILLS SuP
WITH POISON IN n01m

A man. registered - Themse
burgers. wns found d<ed fFcus
pai..n. elf administered. n :
room 81 the Avenue Intel. t7oesS
Pacific ave. THURSDAY movuinH.
city police repeated tsarcuev Ling
was called to ecmpIsts The invests
CATION.
burgers, Atnut - yeae1 ~
registered Marday - betae fruA
seattle. hut neanwptIis scld o>h<e
guests HE Nome w4s IN vsctc<iAs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
FURNITURE WORKERS
LOCAL 1918 TO DANCE

The members of the furniture
workers local ITO. their families
and friends will hold a dance at
tho Coliseum Friday night. May
10 Music for the occasion will be
supplied by Joe Thomas and his
orehestra.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
BOOK one DRIVER

Only one traffic violation slip
was given out Wednesday by po-
lice. Carl Cord was tagged" for
assertedly exceeding the speed
limit on Division ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
10 Return from Fair

Mrs. Luke scholi Of 1909 So.
Washington St will return on
Thursday evening from tao
weeks t1p n San Frsncisco
there she visited friends and At
tended the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas =. Ruck-
man Of SIS No. Prospect At are
spending the week visiting with
Mr.. Ruckman's brother. William,
In La Cfande, Oregon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
VIII Go To Seattle

Mrs. Floyd ?. belig q i1is =
9th ave. Is spending tie week
END IN Seattle visiting H1th Ms
q. Peter Morrison. Her small
son. Jimmie. II visiting MS grand
parents. Mr. snd Mrs. James u.
Stewart. Of Olympia.