The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30


Tuesday al the home Of Mrs.
George NAHUM. 242 l4th ST. s. ".
Luncheon will be served at noon
with Mrs. Ted Deck and Mrs. Paul
Williams as co-hosteSseS.
Business viii follow the lunch
con and later in the afternoon the
board group will be joined by other
members of the club for a trip 10
Tacoma TO attend an honorary tea
given by the Junior Womens club
there. Besides Mrs. Hunt the
board is composed of Mrs Deck.
Mrs. Williams. Mrs John kuelper.
Mrs. Sam Leseher. Mrs. NAHUM.
Mrs. Don Hartung Mrs Kenneth
Sturdevant. Mrs. Everett Houk.
Mrs. Marion Catron. Mrs. Bernard
Nelson. Mrs. Charles Getzendanner.
Mrs William Pence. Mrs. Herman
SIZZLING and Mrs. Truman Saith.
adviser.
Mrs. Morrill, Delano Of Delano
road was hostess for a group of
friends at a bridge party Friday
night. The guests were Miss
Marjorie McCunoch. Mrs. f Z.
Lewis. Mrs. Frank Manning. Miss
Hilda Skreen. Miss Frieda Scheit-
lin. Mrs. CLYDE Gregory. Miss Ruth
Jacobson. Mrs. H. l.. Meader and
Mrs. F. J. Delano.
Due TO the death of Max Dodge,
president of the Puyallup local of
the Washington Old-Age Pension
union, there will be no meeting of
the organization Monday night as
scheduled.
At the next meeting. Feb. 8, at
the Spiritualist church the speaker
will be DIR. Allen Emerson of Ia
coma.
Under the auspices of the W. c.
T. L. union services will be held
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock at
the First Baptist church. The film.
To Drink or Not to Drink. will
be shown with J. W. L. Kaufman
giving the address of the evening.
A special program has been ar
ranged by the Baptist choir.
True Americanism and How
Best to Attain II" is the subject
chosen for the national annual
essay contest sponsored by the
Veterans of Foreign Wars which
is being planned here by the
of Puyallup Valley post
No. 2224.
Students of the high school be-
tween the ages of ID and Is may
enter the contest. obtaining the
rules from Harry p. Hansen, prin-
eipal of the school. The winner of
the highest score will enter his
essay in the state contest, the state
winner going into competition for
the national title. The state win
ner will be given a trip to the
national convention of the veterans
at Boston this summer, all ex-
penses paid
Mrs 2 F. Loney, mother of Mrs.
J. A Martinson of Route 3, is Ill
at the home of her son. r. LooneY.
at Roy. Mrs. Oscar Larson of 622
9th ave. s E, has been called TO
nurse Mrs Loney.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wallace Of
Tacoma way. Puyallup Gardens.
received word Friday of the death
of their son. George Wallace. at
his home in Vallejo. Cal.
Private funeral services were
held Saturday morning at 11:30
for Kenneth A, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. kruse of Elhi hill,
al Woodbine cemetery I'm er
the direction of Wrigley & Glenn
ents Rev A. S. Ellis officiated.
Besides the parents the infant is
survived by his maternal grand
mother, Mrs. Wedgewood, and his
paternal grandparents.
Members of the Wisconsin club
gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs w E Stanhope on It'll ST,
s. E. Friday night for pot luck
supper. business session and social
evening.
During the evening new officers
were elected. Mrs. W. A Miller
being the choice for president. Mrs
J. l. Pember was elected vice pres
ident and Mrs. Mollie Miller was
re elected secretary treasurer.
Those at the meeting were Mr. and
Mrs J. l. Pember. Mr. and Mrs.
". E. Steiner. Mrs. Horace VII
liston. George Williston. Mr. and
Mrs. p Boyle. Mr. and Mrs
J. W l. Kaufman. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Belle Hansen. Mrs.
Lucy Walker. Mrs Amy Lawler,
Mrs W A Miller. Mrs Mollie
Miller and Mr. and Mrs Charles
Todd Of Puyallup. and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. W Turrell and Mr. and
Mrs. ! e Read Of Tacoma The
next meeting viii be the last FRI
day in April at the home Of Mrs
W a Miller
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