The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29


walt. the new appointee will give
up the coaching position. He sue
ceeds Ray Warren who resigned Ia
become principal of Colfax high
school.
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles
Hood will be held Friday at 3
o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church with Rev. George Harlow
officiating. Schuyler Coifax lodge
of Rcbckahs will give their ritual
at Woodbine cemetery where in
terment will be under the direc-
ton of wrigley and Clements.
Honorary pail bearers will be f
p. Truedson, George w. Edgerton
c. J. Plummer. NJ. F. Porter. DR.
w. NJ. karshncr, r. n. Stewart
c. F. Baker and F.. G. Schonborn.
Those who will be active arc T.
II. Scheffer. Frank Nicholson. r
b. Miller. Frank w. Dwight. Hor-
ace Turner and John Fraser.
PRE-EAsTER RITES
Beginning Sunday morning at
IL o'clock series of Easter
services will be held throughout
Holy week at the First Christian
church with visiting pastors of the
Northwest preaching sermons.
Topics will be based on the Seven
Last Words of Christ" Rev. Give
Taylor of the local church opening
the series with the subject "Fa-
Their, Forgive Them"
On Sunday evening ut T.30. Rev.
w. A. Moore of Tacoma will have
To-day Shalt Thou Be With Me
in Paradise" as his theme; Monday
evening Rev. r. c. Leonard of
Auburn will speak on woman.
Behold Thy SOM: Tuesdays SER
mon will be by Rev. |. G. Shaw
of Tacoma on MY God, Why Hast
Thou Forsaken Me ?": Rev. Gerald
Lee Matlock of Puyallup will have
II Thirst AS his topic Wednesday,
and 1T Is Finished" will be the
theme of the address by Rev. Ed
Carter of Seattle on Thursday
Rev. Carl johnson of Tacoma will
conclude the services Friday
night with Father, Into Thy
Hands I Commend My Spirit" as
his theme. Climaxing the week
of worship will be candlelight
service with Elder
Greengrass In charge.
Easter Sunday young people of
the church will have breakfast
at 3 o'clock following the sunrise
service at Sumner Heights. At IL
o'clock there will be special serv-
ices and at 7:30 the choir of 80
voices will sing the cantata Risen
Indeed" under direction of Rufus
Fairbanks, with. Mrs. Madgc c.
Hurd mt the piano. Each Of the
week day services will begin at
Z 80. Ek
STREETS
Puyallup streets and store win
dows began taking on festive
aspect Wednesday In anticipation
Of the sixth annual Daffodil festi-
val which will come to climax
and Sunday.
George Gilbert is In charge of
the float which will represent the
rity in the parade Saturday which
Is being sponsored by the City
council, the Chamber of Com
mercc, the Kiwanis and Active
clubs, with the cooperation of the
high school art and domestic
science departments.
Preparations are also being
made for the ball to be given M
the Elks temple at $3.50 Saturday
evening ut which Queen Bette and
her rctinue will hold court. Those
the affair are Gordon
Melvin Dennis and DR.. r.
R. Lyman, finance. and Harold
Ralph Hodgson, Hiram
Spear and Cecil Lepley, decora-
tons.
On Sunday the ladies of All
Saints Catholic church will serve
Daffodil Festival chicken dinner at
hall, End ST.. and 9Th
ave-, S. w. Serving will begin at
noon and continue through the at
ternoon.
r. c. Pcterman of Los Angeles
is the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Her
man lander of North Puyallup. He
is here arranging the affairs Of the
late Herman Zander.
PLANNED
Past royal matrons and patrons
of Rhododcndron Court. Order of
will gather at Masonic
hall Saturday for $50 potluck
dinner. This will be followed by a
social evening.
Mrs. Elmer Swanson. q former
il here from Portland as
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. Carl
Kruger of North Meridian st. She
Is also here to be with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Laddie Maffitt, and her
infant grandson. Sharon Lee. On
Saturday Mrs. Swanson's husband
and their son and daughter, Lois
and Buddy, will join Mrs. Swan
son.
At initiatory exercises of the
Junior Odd Fellows lodge at I. o.
o. F. hall Tuesday night at which
Tacoma juniors put on the work,
Douglas Heath and Eugene Amey
were made members of the organ
izafion