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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
i league Hears Prof. Kohler
At Young Home on T tuesday,
Mrs Frederick MaekIe Jr Is Hostess al Home OF Parents
Articles in Coming An in Industry" Exhibit at
# c. P. S. Are Discussed by Artist

Prof Melvin H. kohler head of the department of the
college of Puget Sound spoke to members the Junior
ague Tuesday afternoon presenting of the coorful
articles which will be display the college galleries
"a the Art in Industry display He pointed out reasons
Tor the selection of the pieces representative and empha
ezed the Importance Of disability paraeng the design itself
h this particular field OF art
Mrs Frederick Macke r for the meeting at
The home of her mother Mrs d. Young on Burrough road
Assisting Mrs. Edwin l. Griffin chairman and Mrs
Harry Shaw jr. Mrs f. Y. Hull and Miss Virginia Davis
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Party Marks Birthday

Mrs. Thomas NJ Baker enter
tanned group Of friends Saturday
evening at surprise birthday
party in their home at 1907 No.
eth st Games were played during
the evening. a late buffet supper
was served from A table decorated
attrsctively in a St Patrick motif
and centered by large birthday
cake
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Berg. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Challman,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Causin. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilfred Burroughs. Mr..
and Mrs Earl Rice. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Kernehan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lynch.
Mrs. r. ". Wares Of National
will open her home to the National
Ashford Rustic Garden club Thurs
day afternoon Roll call Will be
answered with garden poems
A paper on Propagation From
Seed VIII be read by Mrs J. O..
KING and Planning for Continuous
Bloom in the Garden will be dis
oussed By Mrs. 81 {. Hoff Mrs.
G. r. Skinner viii conduct the
botanical drill and all members
VIII take part in the round table
study Of pansies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Shower For
Bride Elect

Complimenting Miss Fran
ees Sparling. bride-elect Of
Mr.. Sidney Gallert Of Fife.
Mrs. S. s. Reynolds and Mrs.
". O. Ostrom were hostesses
at n kitchen shower nj the
home of the former Tuesday
evening. In the table decora-
tions for the late supper which
followed an evening of games.
a st. Patrick's theme WAS car
ried out. Flowers on the
table were daffodils.
Miss Sparkling and her fiance
have set March 20 as the date Of
their coming marriage and many
parties are being planned In their
honor during the coming weeks.
Guests nj the party Tuesday
were Mrs John Gallert Of Fife.
Miss Betty and Miss Ruth Gailcrt.
Mrs r. Cuiley. Fife. Mrs Harold
Tanning. Mrs, J r. Sawyer. Miss
Minerva Hasson. Mrs. Rudolph Bo-
man. Mrs. Oscar Lien and Mrs.
August Seeburger. and MIF Bert
Watkinson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Mark
Music etc

The annual st. David $ Day
festival of the Tacoma Welsh
American society will be held
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Masonic temple. A late
supper will be served follow
ing the presentation of a con-
cert of vocal numbers.
Mr.. Lewis Morgan is chair
man of the program commit
tee and is assisted by Mr.. John
o. Evans, Mrs. George Palmer,
Mr.. John w. Jones and Mr..
Richard Williams.
Ushers will be Miss Ann
Williams and Miss Betty
Lewis and Mr.. Albert Rees
and Mr.. William Hendry
Palmer.
Accompanies for the program
will be Miss Hilda Evans Mrs.
Lew Thomas and Miss Evelyn
Hawthorne Capt. r W. Griffiths
will conduct the musical numbers
which will follow an address Of
welcome by Mr.. John 6. Evans,
president of the group.
Numbers will include
Hen Wlad fy Nhadau Land OF Ny
Fathers. Mrs. Earl Ash. contraito
solo. Megan Price. Men Ffon ~ Main.
By the Bend OF the River. Clara I'd
wards, bass solo. Welsh songs. Mr..
Tom Andrew: duet Margaret Prince.
John Pence. Mentra Gwen. Brinley
Richards Swing Low Sweet Chariot.
the Harmonic Club. Miss Ellen X
Olsen director. BeauteouE Night
fOffenbach1. The Quest fGiDbs)
"Rsindrop" Prelude Chopin. The
Bells OF ST MARY adams accom-
PIANIST, Miss Evelyn Hawthorne. ad-
dress. Rev. J Renyick Mccullough;
nymn. Cwm Rhondda, conducted by
W Jones. sr bass solo John W.
Jones. 81 Y Bachgen Dewt fDr Par
~. Love Life Mana yucca;
SOPRANO solo. Mrs Marie Roberts Hes
ton. 20 Ma Byddain'n Haf o Hyd"
tDavlesl), tenor solo Hugh Morris
Jones Seattle. GWlad Dclyn John
Henry pugailinls W Nyddfa.
trumpet solo Jimmie Harries Rem
ton Lilac Wander Cook. medley of
Welsh airs. duet Lewis Morgan and
J W Jones. ar Y Ddau Forwr cDf
Parry iarboard Watch fNiiliansl.
Annerchianau gan beirdd lad
dresses by the boafdsl. memorial
hymn conducted bv Prof Vim Park
PTitchard. Seattle. America. conduct
I'd by J W Jones j.; community
singing IN the banquet room. Prof.
william Park PritchsFd. directing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Elections
OF Interest
Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae
And Chapter Blk Of PEG
Name Officers

Elections Tuesday evening
which are of interest to Ia
comans include those of the
Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae
group and of chapter Blk of
the PEG sisterhood. The
Sorority meeting was held at
Nhe home of Mrs. Newton
Buren,. 1923 No. Proctor, and
the PEG meeting, a dessert
supper, at the Arthur Car
penter home.
Mrs. Carpenter was elected pres
ident of Chapter Blk and other Of
ficers for the year will be Mrs.
Franklin O'Neel, vice president;
Miss Edith Rummel. recording sec
rotary; Miss Margaret Waddell,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Lyle Drushel, treasurer: Miss
Helen Mckinney, chaplain; Miss
Winnifred Wilder, guard; Mrs.
Carpenter and Mrs. O'Neel, dele
gates to state convention, and
alternates. Mrs. Erwin Blancher
and Miss Louise Nachtsheim
Officers of the Kappa Alpha
Theta alumnae will be Mrs Lyle
Lemley, president; Mrs. Richard
Hodge, vice president; Mrs. Will
son Peterson. secretary; Mrs. Jean
kulzer, treasurer, and Mrs. c. II.
Fancher, editor. Mrs Miles Par
rott is the retiring president.
Assisting the hostess at the meet
ing were Mrs. II. A. Fowler, Mrs.
Albert J. Carter and Miss Mar
raret Stiles.
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Thursday Group TO
Have Style Show

The Thursday Night Girls club
will meet for their regular dinner
session at 6 80 this week. the din
ner to be followed by a style show
TO be presented by Misses Beatrice
kimball, Lena Boni and Margarc,
Neary. Music for the style show
will be furnished by the Honolulu
Conservatory Of Music under the
direction of Mrs Casper who will
also play solo numbers Miss Mar
ion Carmel is In charge Of the
program
The club has reorganizod their
class program which Will follow
the after dinner program. Glasses
offered arc aircraft. swimming.
gym. home-nursing, public affairs
and social dancing. An added fea-
ture is the informal chat session"
when members meet in the library
for coffee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Committee Completes Plans
For G. P. S. Junior Prom
Southern Motif 10 Be Carried Out ~ Dance on Fridsy
Evening in Crystal Ballroom; Miss Mary
ReisIsi Is Chairman

The first Junior Prom given by junior class Of tho Col
ege of Puget Sound will be held Friday evening In the
Crystal ballroom Of Hotel Winthrop Miss Mary Rexel vice
president the class chairman for the dance southern
motif has been planned for the decorations which viii he
carried with palm and coIorcd lights Programs will
green and gold with palm tho An invitation
liz extended to all Juniors seniors and recent grad
yates.
Patrons and for the evening viii be DR. and
Mrs Raymond L. Powell DR. and Mrs !. g. WIisoD DR. and
Mrs Charles 7. Battin Miss Doris Feke and guest and
Miss Marjorie Jenkins and guest Music viii be furnished by
prad "a orche
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Club Affair
On Friday
Monthly Historical Tea !.
Planned for Women's
Group Meeting

In accord with their years
study topic. Washington
State Jubilee and History in
the Making" the historical
department Of the Woman's
club viii meet Friday morn
ing in the clubhouse a, 10
o'clock to hear n review Of
Frances rarkman's The
Oregon Trail" by Mrs. X. W.
Hamer. Mrs. Percy Creath
Smith is chairman Of the de-
partment.
In the afternoon the public
welfare department of which
Mrs. J. A. Sussman Is chair
man, will present the monthly
departmental tea at 2 o'clock.
Also on the morning program
will be Covered Wagon and OK
Team Days OF Ezra Mcessr." 20
be given by Mira George gilbert
and "NacheE Pass by Mrs. A. 7.
Hall. Miss Elizabeth shane IN the
study director for the department
Guest speaker In the afternoon
will be Mrs. Frank u. Henderson
OF Seattle. state chairman OF the
public welfare department az the
state federation Of womsn's clubs
Her topic win be public health
During the afternoon Miss sally
Sicade will present a group 81
vocal numbers accompanied by
Mrs. ]. Freeman McNsry. A social
and tea hour will follow the pro-
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
CLUBS

Sewing Club of Topaz Circle n.
o. w will meet Thursday for
1890 luncheon at the home of
Mrs. F. krunlund. Mrs. r. Land
berg and Mrs r. +. Miller as
sisting. Business meeting follow
ing.
Is Sewing club meets Thurs
day at 1890 at the home of Mrs.
NJ. f. Beemer, 6021 So. Park ave.
Stars and Stripes Sewing club
will meet Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Alec Hoene, 42s So. 50th
for. 1890 potluck luncheon. Mrs.
Margaret Budreau will preside.
Nena club will meet at the home
of Mrs. b. L. Vaughn, s5l9 Ea. X
st. Thursday evening.
Norwegian circle. Bethlehem I.u-
theran church, luncheon Thursday
at l o'clock with Mrs. Ivar Hauge.
4l5 Ea. Harrison. Mrs. Mathilde
c. Johanson in charge. Program
Those interested welcome.
Lydia Phelps Tent No. 81. ID.
L. ", will meet Thursday in the
armory for potluck luncheon at
1890. Business meeting at ! 80,
Mrs. Ella Black presiding.
Emma r. Shaw Rebekah card
party Thursday from to 4 p. m.
in Odd Fellows temple clubrooms
Favors. Mrs. George Kranhold in
charge.
British American association
meets at S p m. Wednesday in
Carpenters hall, Mrs. l.. Wingard
presiding.
Benny Doom Lodge, Daughters
of Scotia, will meet Thursday az
ternoon at 2 o'clock in Fishers
Civic center for a cooking school.
Topaz Junior club meets We'd
nesday evening al o'clock at the
home of Mrs. George Kreiger. 1851
So. Sheridan, instead Of at the
home of Mrs George Wing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Return From Eastern Trip
With Granddaughter

Mr. and Mrs Harry A. Green
Of $50 So Reade 81 accompanied
BY their granddaughter Elizabeth
Ann. daughter Of Ar. and Mrs.
A W. Huzuda. retursed last week
from an extended trip which took
them through the MIDDLE west and
Canada. They visited relatives IN
Omaha. Seb. Brsndan. Manitoba,
and Chatham, Ont Mr. Green's
former home. They stopped also
in Chicago and Toronto and on
their return In Victoria. The trip
VAS shortened slightly 70 enable
them 70 arrive home in time for
their granddaughter fourth birth
day on March ].
The route taken was the same
a. that Of their honeymoon IS
years ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Arrive From Alaska
For Visit Here

Mrs. Earl Forsythe and her two
children. Sondra Lee and Richard.
arrived in Tacoma recently on the
steamship Tongass from Alaska
They will spend three months with
Mr.. Forsythe's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Forsythe of Narrows
View. The Earl Forsythes have
made their home in Juneau.
Alaska. for the past year MI
Forsythe is associated with the
Alaskan hotel there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09

Emma v Nba4 ftsbssah to1zs
viii msat Wednesday, eysalng 10
Old Fsssuss tsmpls. ssh and Fs~.
eett ave MR. George hfAnhofd,
assisted by Mrs Oliver Hfinghag.
viii preside. The ftsresah degree
will b~ conferred on . class ~ cam
d.siairs Tfss e1snfnslt~~ m charge
lneiisiss Mas bxsls Listen. Mfs
jsnnis baldwin ard Mrs lfsft@ft
G Css~1sli. Al hes~sshs are In.
yitesI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Rose Club Luncheon

The Rose club of the Spiritual
Christian church. 727 Fawceit ave
will have 1890 luncheon Thurs
day. TO be followed by circles and
entertainment. Mrs. Fred Tegsrd
and Mrs. Hugo Verstegen will be
hostesses for the day Rev. v NJ.
Preston il president Of the club.
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Mrs. Paul Graft. jr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Long were asked TO pour
during the afternoon tea hour
which followed the meeting. The
tea table was covered with white
linen cloth and was centered with
a silver bowl Of spring tulips.
IRIS. phlox and daffodils. Tapers
on either side were cream colored
and were set in silver holders.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
John Taylor. who now makes her
home here since her marriage re-
Gently in Lincoln. Neb.. where she
is member Of the Junior league.
and Mrs. Don Phelps Davis OF
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
DOCTORS WARN
FOLKS WHO ARE
C0NSTlPATED

IT rs SAID constipation causes many
human headaches. LACK Of
energy and mental dizziness being but
few. But DON'T WORRY
For years a noted Ono Doctor. DR..
=. NJ. Edwards. successfully treated
scores of patients for constipation with
his famous DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
now sold by druggists everywhere.
Olive Tablets. beng oBre.g rc2tf0ble.
are harmless. They not only gently yet
thoroughly cleanse the bowels but ALSO
ASSIST liver bile how 70 heip digszf iatiy
foods. Test their goodness TONIGHT
-s-r-r'' fsil' j. ~. 81 adt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Seattle College Cleo
Club 10 Give Program

Members Of the Seattle College
Glce club under the direction Of
Mr.. Walter Akiin will present n
musical program In NJ. Lso's audi
torium Wednesday evening Mt $50
o'clock.
The concert will include MIXED
chorus and solo numbers ss well
as q tap dancing group.
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Mrs. Ted Chailman vii enter
tain her bridge club Ni,h = spfirg
lilfe heon on Thursday Afternoon IA
her borss NJ sbsi Tacoma Rs#.
gsleEts for the afternoon VII BE-
ihs Aeaslsmss Harry Bsfg, y %
eaEsr William Gagnins Diiyef
Rsrnahan. Eari Kies Harry i.fi'fh
and Ted c1inilmau
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Mrs. Bird Enserssins

Mrs n I. Elfd FfliFFfaIIlffi
fnemtrrh ~ the -FanslofH efl0ss
club "wednesday afternoon n bsf
bone. s010 ~. Warner 81. win
a ~ rafrick luncheon Hsf guests
lneissisd NeNdamea Richard ksefs,
f,ensn Wolf0fd. Ralph Iehnnis'fis.
~ Aag8stine. Thomas Baker.
Arthur sloFsr at.d Everett nopff
u Oftlna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Mrs. Clifford Spike Is
Luncheon Hostess

A spring luncheon was given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Clifford
F. Spike in her home at 341s No.
10th ST. The table was centered
by yellow tapers and yellow daffo-
dis. japanese iris and greens.
Bridge was played during the
afternoon.
Guests included the Mesdames
Val Fawcett, Ebert Forbes. J. A.
Me- ath, Frank Conlin, Roland
Day. Fred MARI. Arthur York,
James Picken. Walter FARMLAND,
H. L. Monzingo, A. L. Lee and
Ruth Nichols.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Entertain. Tor Visitor

Mrs.. Van X bsfnefh0rn ~
Gently entertained group ~
friends ~ = small party tsgFsorinx
Mrs suzAnne Banks u vancouver,
British calnfnbss. Mrs Banks has
been in TzaOTna sioes Ocfoeer AM
recently left Tacoma Tor her hofns
Ia Vancouver
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Circle Plans Breakfast

Circle 2 Of St. PagiE Lutheran
church will meet for breakfast at
y O'Clock on Friday. In the rec
reatiOn hall Of the church Mrs. o.
H Weller. president Of the circle.
~ill be assisted by Mssdames
Walter Berg. Lew Fioystssd.
Charles & TIA. Louis Aockel and
George Zurschmiede.
DR. Charles r Engeis viii be-
the guest speaker for the after
noon. speaking on Advertised
Medicine and Quackery."
All members and friends are
cordially invited.
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Or. Turner 10 SPEAK

Flffee F0ilnty FfaftifaI auFHFF
viii meet Thursday evening ~
7 30 O'Clock In the auditorium Of
the Modest Arts bldg DR. JOzeph
Turner ~lii talk on Diseases ~
the Stomach" The lecture IL open
10 the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Initiated Eyosis7

nssAs sksm vssA LavspsIk. rs~~os -.
ilsf. uss siss fss immeSl1ss sslts1 -
tsasm&d. sess. tt<klna syss ~ wAss
eyes fssI Tired ~ sssssss1. NJ hssmfst
assss. - sssrs swsssss. o. tssvttIh ~
~. tEysssS ts<Is<s<.i ~ 1sveusAsA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
Silver Tee Thursdsy Tor
Chapel Womsn's Socissy

The Womsns society ~ Adams
Vt. chapel wiil h ho~ss.sSs II .
silver tea Thursday afternoon ~
$50 o'clock IN The chapel. is2s
30. Adams n, The program ~sil
include plano sols.s ny Miss Hsisn
Johnson and vocal diets ~ Mrs.
Frank fIwsnbsrg and M. Andrew
Horde MT~. n. J italh haa b~sn
Invited 10 give . tfayslogns 81
Europe during tho afternoon
Visitors are invited 10 lsn ths
members for the occasion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09

AsmnefH ~ Eureka Hspsksh
Girls siitb NiIi sp1nsof a skating
party Wednesday evening from
. 10 until ~ o.cisek. tayss viii
- given during tbs evening Asss
efri exhibition skating numbers
have been planned for lntsrmisssDn
with cHfraii tasstson ard Miss
Evelyn Belts taking pafi. Mr..
Donald isaIl wlii play tiss organ.
Mlas Mabel stevenson sna Miss
Frances Gillespie ara IN ehsfxs NJ
the party. ~ shlsh tins pubic u
invited.
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Mrs. Hunter TO Entertain
Astraea Study Club

Mrs. w. D Hunter will entertain
members of Astraea Study club
Thursday afternoon at her home
at 6251 So. Cheyenne st. Dessert
luncheon at ! O'Clock will be fol-
lowed by a study period on the
subject of psychology. A group dis
cussion on Mental Hygiene will
complete the afternoon.
Tacoma Temple Pythian Sisters
auxiliary will meet on Friday for
q 1890 luncheon at the home of
Mrs. w. H. Abbott. 2015 So. 10th
st.
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Diestksds eussss q
Rep. end Mn. lslses,v

sheriff sNd Mrs. tuha &. 'utnrh-
iund mssossd u tjlymp@s r64ey
to ~ The guests u ~. an Mn
Edward 4. IAffsfty tn IN 49,
ming. They Weve eua<osetsd ~ :
thur NJ the legislative tsslld1noo
and met : number ~ staee nffIe1alD
bssose hssse eutsssnIne1 ~ 6oaner
In In olysuptsn hotsl Later ~
the evening they wesv etsenee -
the TNjsd Hosssp rusty. : tfo6t.
tionai hurts>qse ~ nsemhese -
senate sna ksssss. N~p t.sffstsy
tooh ths part Al HscI WIN WeWes
~orsh u spehsas during ~ rss.
gram which y me ~ IN htGe~
lights ~ s,etsi events during ~
legislative ksasss,N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-09
New Group
For Rainbow
Wine Clever chsptss -
speeser Order fss
CHI fv;dsy

White Clever assembly.
Rainbow for Girls. viii ~ In
stituted Friday evening - =
o'eloek in the South Tnecna
Masonic hall. initiation ~
the Rainbow Girls of Cedar
assembly viii follew the insti-
tuition II the new assembly.
Following initiation, arMnd II.
ficsrs Ut the grand assembly
viii install The nrwly eleeted
officers al White Cloyor -
sembly. whils Mrs. Ida No
Questsn. past grand offIess a
the grand chapter. q. r. 3.
will install the advisory hoard.
TNe sswiy s,eefess mfSepes sFei
neither adviser. Mrs. Guy D. f5ees
sinn. wosshy savtass. f.ate e'npper,
wusshv associate adviser. AR5to
sherman: charity. Asipline rjpr>cNs
kcps. uessy tssNDss felsh. u4ttu
r,csges. chaplain. Aensjwtp Lew
sas. sifsil lsa<es. Emily spring
AppoIolive afflees. Ase tcvet
Evelyn ktaihps. rplietee. teesvvee
uFr~ns nature. virginia Wittee;
pasrseslsm. t.sttlen Nslnu. fls1ellsy.
l<sss Thsnsnal jmepnsSstty. uUet1.
naes Wsnn~s~eaas n~~z<tsz hn..~n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

Dear Miss Grey; win you please
10 , bit Of s1ast-minute-helping
out -
am = young wife and have
n<ver known that family-congeni-
alIty that happens to be the for
tune az some girls.
Ny mother-in-law Is the cause
~ my trouble. She Is not a cruel
Or selfish woman-in fact, she Is
Tar from that-but she L. the bossy
type who hated TO see her son
marry. Consequently she never
misses q chance to be sarcastic and
cutting At my expense. I have
nfood her bad manners for almost
! year, but recently she went too
far. She came up to see me and
deliberately insulted me before
some friends who happened to be
my guests At the time.
ignored her bad manners while
she was In my home. but have re-
fused to 20 to see her since she
made this exhibition OF herself.
Ny husband knows how I feel
and knows also that she can be
very trying at times, so he and I
have had no trouble over my
seeming indifference to social WIS.,
its with his family. until lately.
However. now that Christmas 10
approaching. he wants me to bury
the Ratchet" and spend the holidays
with his family. want to be con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Tabernacle-So. 5th and NJ SITS. Rev.
Dwight Fl. Ferguson. pastor. Sunday
school. e:45 a. m; services, IL a. m.
and 7:30 D. m: youth and adult
prayer. 80 D. m: Young People, 6 80
y. m. Sermons: Rev. VIM. T. Near
thur. guest speaker and The Reality
OF Clean Heart"
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First-Division ave. and ! stA
Second-So. 54th and Warner.
Third-Wright ave and East ! St.
Fourth-e45is Broadway.
first-Lake Steiiacoom-
christian Science" is the subject
OF the Lesson-Sermon which will be
read Sunday in all Churches OF
Christ. Scientist, which are branches
of The Mother Church. The First
Church Of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Massachusetts,.
Golden Text: Break forth into
Joy. sing together. ye waste places in
Jerusalem: for the Lord hath COM
forted his people, he hath redeemed
Jerusalem isaiah 50: 81.
Among the citations which COM
prise the LeSson-Sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: Prove all
things: hold fast that which Is
good" Il Thess. SAD.
The Lesson-Sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health with Key 20 the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy: Chris
tian Science reveals incontrovertibl
that Mind is All-in-all. that the only
realities are the divine Mind and idea.
This great fact IS not. however. seen
70 be supported by sensible evidence.
until its divine Principle is demon
strated by healing the sick and thus
proved absolute and divine. This
proof once seen. no other conclusion
can be reached" ID. 100 ~.
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5 Would Kill

NJ TOM HORNER
Copyright. 1899. NEA Service. Inc.


oon'nue' rum
kAspeo - 1ne iuii import ns
words struck home. but 1
told the truth-the whole truth'
All Of pawson's frienoiiness mao
disappeared. That's Tor jury
to decide. Flynn, cail a squad
car to take Douglas IN.
May I see Ara!' Douglas VEN
tured.
MOT alone. /. :. You're Pris
oner now"
Flynn brought Ara 10 tne STUDY
then hurried on to the telephone.
Ara sensed the tension ana ss
Douglas gathered her IN ms ARMS
her eyes questioned Dawson.
I'm srresting Douglas Tor potn
murders, Dawson saio ausuy'
Ara broke from her sweetheart .
embrace, turned on tne oetect've.
You canf' Lou cant. Don't you
zee he's been lying iying 70 save
me! :. Her voice rose 70 .
scream. a..
Ara! Ara. darling. -. fiease'
Douglas pleaded. You DON'T kno"
what you're saying
But I DO" Her eyes fiasnea
sparks. I killed my fatner' :
came back through tne passaso
way. ] ran to the study ooor ana
shot him. John was OUTSIDE the
window. He saw me. heard me-
joey di Toric saw me! :.
7 killed him. tool Torios
nhe went on. before Dawson couio
interrupt You'll md me gun
upstairs = In Mrs. bentnorne ;
room-under the mattress. lit
was sll--so-so easy" Her voice
broke N flood Of tears halted
her. :.
Don't believe her. DAWSON
Douglas ordered The girls hys-
terical. She doesn't know what
she's saying. You're right. Cap
tain. ] killed Benthorne ana
the other fellow. too"
Dawson's smile was enigmatic As
he watched Douglas again take the
Z gin in his arms, whisper earnestly
20 her. She shook her head Wig