The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
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SLLs - TladN evening.
March l.. has been selected as the
date for the fifth annual Active
club milk fund smoker to BE- held
In the gymnasium of the Puyallup
high school.
The program. which will include
number of rounds Of boxing. is
presented TO raise funds to supply
milk and other body building foods
FOR undernourished children. How
ard Gregory is general chairman.
assisted by Arson Pratt. Carl
Dickey, Stanley Young. Verne
Miller. Bert Nevins and Bob
Mckay. The club will make final
plans for the affair at It's meeting
Tuesday night
In recent discussion Of health
Of youngsters in ele mentary
schools. Supt. Paul Hanawalt paid
tribute TO the Active club for its
leadership in making it possible
for 139 undernourished children to
have half pint of fresh milk free
every day. In addition. he said,
there are a number of underpriv-
ileged as well as undernourished
pupils who are receiving cod liver
oil and an extra half pint of milk
through the work OF this organiza-
tion.
World Peace" will be the sub
Ject of talk by DR.. Frank Willis
ton of College of Puget Sound at
the all day meeting of the Womens
council of the Methodist church
Thursday. DR. Williston's talk will
be heard at the afternoon session. F.
Mrs. George Jacobs will act as
chairman
The morning session Will open at .
IL o'clock with Mrs. Frederick l.. /
Scheyer. president of the council, .
prayer circle with Mrs. J. r.
Thompson leading. Luncheon is
scheduled for 1890 with Mes
DANES A. H. Mason. George Barry, .
Wesley Jacobs. J. H Nettnin, |
Charles johnson, Carl Heidle, f.
y. Anderson, A. Sanderson. Ray
futile and Anna Archer as host
esses. Mrs. Fred Lacey will lead
in the devotions of the afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Erickson will be
hostess for the meeting of the
study division of the Puyallup
Women's club at her home, 1920
14th ave. S. E, Tuesday after
noon. Members wishing transporta-
tion are asked to be at the en-
trance TO the fair grounds at 80
o o'clock.
The subject for study during the
afternoon will be louisiana. Roll
call will be answered by quota
tons concerning some of the arts
of the state. Mrs. Walter Behan
will give a talk on Educational
Trends of the South; Stories Of
Early New Orleans" will be the
subject of Mrs. J. w L. Kaufman;
Mrs. Erickson will discuss the
"Mardi Gras" and "Old Houses,
Shops and Public Buildings of New
Orleans and Mrs. Earl Powell
will tell of New Orleans of To-
day"
The radio study club of the ]. p.
Stewart PIT. A. will meet We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. A. NJ.
Mcdonald. 1906 East Main ave. for
a / o'clock dessert luncheon. Mrs.
will be assisted by Mrs.
A. J. Pearson. Mrs. Frank Booth,
Mrs. A. J. Stackhouse and Mrs.
Clyde Handle.
On Monday night Rev. Paul C.
Wapato will hold the first in
series of Back to the Bible" serv-
ices at the First Baptist church
which will continue through March
u. Rev. Wapato is an Indian Of
the Wenatchee tribe and Is for
mer president of the Northwest
Indian congress He received his
education at willamette univer-
sity, Salem, Ore.
THE Beautiful Queen Ester an
opera in four acts, will be produced
in the high school auditorium Fri
day night. March 3. It is being
sponsored by the parents Of the
Tacoma Junior Symphony orches-
ira, which will accompany the
singers.
Maurice Dublin will direct the
cast and the orchestra will be under
the baton Of Alexander Melovidoff.
Valley young people playing in
orchestra are George Lindstrom,
Shirley Thompson, Paul Nix, Vir-
ginia HarWood and Robert Sylstad
Of Puyallup and Lea Mae Sollheim
Of Mountain View. The sponsors