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The Nome nugget., 1939-03-08
Referendum On
 Liquor Is Killed

JUNEAU, March ' (Py-A jit- tery Senate, after killing the om- nibus bill which was a grouping of IF projects of roads and land ing fields, including $5.000 for the reconnaissance of the Alaska end of the International High way, reconsidered and passed the measure. They also passed the memorial abolishing fish traps immediately, by vote of 5 to 3. Those opposing were La boyteaux. Sullivan and Cochran. Then they reconsidered and striking out all references to the Democratic party, again passed 1t by the same vote.
 The Senate did not pass the House bill for a referendum on Territorial liquor control also the bil for closing liquor estab IishmentS on election day.
 The Senate and the House will get together to make a minimum wage scale for women of SIS for a 48 hour week.
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-08

WASHINGTON, March 8 (P)- A F of L and CIO peace commit tees recessed after their first joint conference for the settle ment of the labor war, with an agreement to meet in New York on March 10. Harry Bates. a member of the A K of l. commit tee disclosed their action in a statement saying: the next meet ing will be a conference ito con sider proposals made yesterday by the CIO or any other sug- gestions that might be laid be- fore it."
 Lewis, of the CIO, yesterday suggested a plan for a labor peace combine of the nations major labor organizations, unit ed in the labor movement. He al so appealed to the A F of L for an intelligent analysis" of his proposal.
 A F of L negotiators previous ly had rejected tbe idea.
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-08
SS2O,OOO For Purcllase Of Alaska Reindeer

WASHINGTON. March 8 tF)- The House appropriations com mittee asked congress 10 provide $1,070000 fer use in restoring the Alaskan reindeer industry to Eskimo and Indian ownership.
 $82o,090 is the actual purchase price fcr the physical properties of white reindeer operators in cluding herds. $250,00O will be used for administrative expenses and construction of new pens and corrals. The program will re quire several years.
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-08
Gives Benediction

VATICAN CITY. March T (P) Pope Plus XII gave his bene- d.ction 10 the people of the Unit ed States.
 Audiences were granted to Cardinals O'Connel and Munde- lein who were received separate ly in private half-hour confer enceS.
 Proof of Labor Blanks can now be had at the -.one Nugget 0fff.se.
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-08
Bill Designed g
 Employ one-third Alaskans Killed

JUNEAU. March 8 lPD The Se7a 2 passed the House con eurrsat resolution asking for a Congressional and legislative in vest;gation of the Bureau of Fish cries.
 An amendment, to the House bills and the Senate bill which would have required Alaska can neries to employ at least one third Alaskans among workers, was adopted, requiring the min ing industry to a So employ one third Alaskses. Bsfore, this mea sure was def-a cd by a vote of 9 tQ '.
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FIRE CONTROL PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, March 8 (P)- The House appropriations com nittee agreeing with Secretary Ickes' suggestion, wrote ths pro vision for a $37,509 sppr~ ~pristien 5nto tha Interior Department sup gly b l pf5vidsg TT ] if CT tr5I program in Alaska for the next fiscal year.
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The Nome nugget., 1939-03-08

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The Nome nugget., 1939-03-08
Wants To Combine

WASHINGTON, March 6 (P)-
 President Green of the A F of L rejected CIO Lewis proposal for the unification of all labor groups.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Girls Give
One Act Play
Members Of Mariner Ship
discovery" TO Present
Entertainment

Many are anticipating the
presentation of two one act
plays by the girls of the Mari
ner ship Discovery" Wednes-
day afternoon and evening in
the Little Theater off Carr
Street. The plays will afford
Tacomans an opportunity to
see work of the Children's
theater. Miss Mary Jane
Roberts is skipper of ship 40
and Miss Dorothea Hackerd is
first mate.
The play, The Ghost in the
Green Gown" by J, c. McMullen,
has in its cast the Misses Marion
Hartwich. Pat Towne, Jean Keller,
Gertrude Kincaid, Rhoda Sussman
and Nancy Holland. Cast members
of BE a Little Cuckoo" by How
ard Reed are the Misses Olyvia
Morfad, Connie Halliday, Jean
Button. Alice Pflaum and Jane
Lund. Mrs. Aaron II. Mandles is
directing the plays and Charles
HUM is stage manager.
The production staff includes
Misses Mildred Policy, Betty Mae
Hampton and Eldoris Miller. Miss
Gertrude Kincaid will play accor-
dian numbers during intermission.
The matinee is at 3:45 and the
evening performance is scheduled
for S o'clock. The group, which
has worked earnestly for the past
two months. promises an enter
tainment Of unusual interest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

Reservations for the dance in
clude: Messrs. and Mesdames f. f.
ketha, G. E Wratten, NJ. NJ. Ben
jamin, John II. Baker, f. J. Berg
strom. J. b. Woodman. r. C.
Barlow, Roy A. Bond. w. A. Craw,
Frank A. Currie, Harry Coleman
Flynner Neal, Charles Welker. F..
E. Mcmillan, Joe A. Macarthur,
J. D. McIlwraith, Sherman Day,
Charles Mclean, George F. Allen.
M. G. Ravens. J. Du Plante. Har-
rison Clarke, Henry Senner, ID.
Leggee, f. J. Breeseman. Charles
Hart. DR.. and Mrs. T. II. Long.
Messrs. and Mesdames Les Me-
lendy. d. NJ. Wood. Clyde Melendy,
Homer King. f. J. Clement, John
r. Clarke, George Quibey, B. V.
Schwalen. E. Purkey. John S.
Dyer, Sam Stocking, A. N. Drips,
Louis c. Kusch. Walter Ely, L. G.
Fielder. Nello Guintoli. Charles r
Gould, DR.. and Mrs. William Nc
Nerthney.
Messrs. and Mesdames S. A,
Gagliardi, J. H. Rugg, George
Petrich. A. Douglas Myers, W
Ross, Robert Anderson. Olympia
Frank p Borden, Cecil Smith, Dan
Trippear, Leo Teats. Mark l.
Stewart, Everett Smith. NJ. G
Tennent, Frank Magrini. p. X
Friesen. Mr.. Elmer Burnham. Mr.
j. II. Anderson. Mr.. J. c. Craig
Mr.. Bob Van De Mark. Miss Lou.
Use Frohmader, Mrs. Tessa Walker
Mrs. Harriet Toler. Miss Jear
Earnest, Miss Betty Schwalen. Mr.
Curtis C. Onstad, Or. j. Aller
Locke. Mr.. Martin Traub, Miss
Lois DE Lay.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. DEM, Mr.
and Mrs. w. ]. Sheehan, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Ralph Teats. DR. and Mrs
John Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
]. Gazecki. DR.. and Mrs. w. b
Burns. Messrs and Aesdamei
Harold Hunnicutt, V. J. Heuertz
William Hole. Leo Tonetti. Or. ant
Mrs Harry L. Davis.
SieSSfs. ana mes1dmes - a
watkins, J. f. Beckwith. o. W
Mclaughlin. George Nelson, Gil
bert a Waite. John Corliss. WIZ
lam r. De Lay. Leonard f
kOlstad, W. L. Duncan. Georg'
Fisher. A II Onstad. r r. Cronk
hite. c. II. Frieth. F. l. Dalton
Fred S. Henricksen. j r. Hooker
Henry Loren. John Hoegh. Ro!
Elstrom. Loren McKendry. Dr. an
Mrs. Leo J. Hunt.
Aessrs. and Aesdames r. r
Duppenthaler. Lawrence Schort
Thor c TollefsOn, William 6 Veg
ner, George W Osgood. {. A
Rouse. Willis c. Niemeyer, Di
and Mrs K. c. Ober, Mr. and Mr.
Vincent Carlstrom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Many Ski
On Easter
Paradise Activities Attract
Scores from Tacoma
and Other Cities

Easter weekend will find n
host of Tacomans and their
guests from other cities ski
ing in Paradise valley, many
of them joining the throng
taking part in the traditional
ski couples day" at the
mountain. Included among
those who have made reserva-
tions are students who have
been home this past week from
nearby schools and colleges.
Parties have been arranged by
Mrs. Joseph Gilpin, Mrs. c. H.
Ingram, Mr.. Jack Pascoe. Mrs.
Thomas Mills, Mrs. Foss and Mr..
Robert Green. In Mr.. Green's
group will be a party Of young
Tacomans who have been making
regular trips TO the mountain to-
gether this year, including Messrs.
Terry Donoghue. Tom Murphey,
Dean Billings. Wallace Evans. Err
skine Ingram, Philip and George
Weyerhaeuser. Fritz Jewett. a
cousin Of the Weyerhaeuser broth
ers, who is here from Spokane
Tom Murray, home this week from
Lakeside school in Seattle. and
Harold and Arthur Allen.
Also planning week end Of
spring skiing are William Leake,
Bob Briggs. Don Jacobsen. Gene
Hall. Miss Gloria Difford. Miss
Florence Steel, Dick Mcdonald
Paul Houston. Art Woodruff Bob
Dodds, Ted Haley Jack Cosper
Ted Cruise. Howard Dubois and
Dick Jordan
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Informal Gatherings 70
prceede Seminary Vaudeville

Among ie many planning w
formal gatherings 20 preeeds 'he
old.t,me vaudeville program
which alImnsc Of Annie Wright
seminary are planning for April
H. are Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Allen. Mr. and Mrs. George Ford
Russell and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Rabbit All viii entertain
nj small affairs In their homes
before attending ths buffet hin.
ner at the winthrop. which VIII
preoede the evenings entertain
ment. Mr., and Mrs. Russsii
guests will include q party IRON
Bremerton.
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7 ca Hostess
On 7 thursday
Mrs. OuIIikson 10 Oper
Homo for Medical
Auxiliary

Mrs. John W. Gullikson,
who is president of the Pierce
County Medical association Il
auxiliary. will open her home
at Cpl No. 9th ST.. to members
Of the group for tea Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Or. Benjamin Terry and Or. w.
G.. Cameron have been asked 10 be
guest speakers during the after
noon program. the topic for which
IL 10 be Cancer Control"
Mrs. A W. Howe IL In charge
Of the tea hour and VIII he assisted
by Mrs. n. G.. Willard. Mrs. W. y.
Lewis and Mrs. George Mace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Mrs. Wseeley 10 Be
Garden Club Hostess

Mrs. W. =. Wsgeiey. Si5 "a.
s6th ct. will open her home 70
members ~ I4archmont Garden
Study club Tuesday for 10
luncheon. Mrs Harry Hessert -
In charge Of the program for the
afternoon.
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To Study Music and
Arts OF Pacific

Delphlan Alumnae will meet al
the Y. N z. a Tuesday for the
study Of Music and the Aria tn
the Pacific Islands Hrs II. u
Wood has charge Of the program
She viii review Island of Ball
BY Miguel Covsrrliblas. Mira. n. T.
Elder will discuss Hawaiian NJ
sic" and Mrs. r. / Sanders viii tell
about Textiles and kmoTOidsries.
Roll call will be answered with
current events
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Credit Club Schedules
Meeting

The April dinner meeting Of the
Tacoma Credit Women's club will
be held at the Tacoma Hotel. Mon
day at o O'Clock. Dr. Austin. psy-
chlstrist al the Western State hos
pital will be the guest speaker
and Mr. Randall Aaddux. accom-
panied by Mr.. Jess Smith viii en-.
terrain the club with several tap
numbers.
Members are ~ make reEe-ya-
tons with Helen Bernard. Broad
way 2033.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

mind tbs state A. 4. y. W sn0tees
anes 10 hs held FRIDAY and nssuss
LAY, April ~ and ~, 81 ~ tlewis
AMI Clark hotri IN csntsaita 1ns
main speaker 10 In - Dv, Lpt11ee
paund. professor ~ rnsltnN - IN
University 10 Nebraska. ~. pDaNd
10 FIRST vice president ~ IN M.
Fiansi Organization ~ Universally
Women. Hhs " IN sutbeetty -
AmsFlsan folh Ioss and y eSsatty
In demand - fascinating spsahes.
Any member pssaaing - ssisnA
silhsf ans ~ beth sssnt5Ne u
asked Ia call The Iorst psestds0es
Mrs !, e. ueskussn. ~ho wiii mako
lhs necessary reservations. ~.
rrsalions sifessiy resolved inclu<te
those ~ MsssIsnses !, q. 11eekmsn.
". y. Todd. Henry ", Usrvsts0u.
r. A. isvayxs. Manner Hsstwtnh.
rrssIsfsck smith End Thsoessss
Lynn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Former Tacomans Return
For Visit

Ar. and Mrs. Paul Harlow
Helen MstthewsJ Of Opportunity,
Wash. arrived in Tacoma Thurs
day for few days visit with rela-
tiyes and friends The visitors
are dividing their time between
Mrs. Harlow's sister. Mrs. Frank
Saffron Of 5e20 So. X st. and
Mrs. z. c Mathews Of 1922 So
Adams st Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlow formerly made their home
here
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Mrs. F.. c. Richards. the clubs
program chairman. viii speak dur
ing the afternoon on the recent
horticultural meeting of the Gar
den Clubs Of America. held recently
in Houston. Tex. Also presenting
reports from the annual meeting
of garden enthusiasts Will be Mrs.
James Ashton and Miss Nave
Olds.
Assisting Mrs. Rawlings on her
committee are Mrs. G. w Schulz.
Mrs. NJ. MeElroy and Mrs. NJ. j.
Gallagher Tea time aides of Mrs.
Deering will be Mrs. Ralph Dick
man. Mrs. L. b. Macdonald and
Mrs. J. Fred kenworthy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Fora Temple TO
Meet Thursday

The regular meeting Of Fora
temple. Daughters Of the Nile.
will be held Thursday evening in
the Masonic temple. Mrs Helen
Crews presiding A pot luck din
ner viii be served a. 8 O'Clock IN
dining room r. Mrs Harry
Aickelthwaite supreme queen. "
expected 10 be present A pro-
gram viii be presented during the
evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Arrangements Being Made
for Garden Club Birthday
Flower Enthusiasts 70 Have Horticultural Show and lea IN
Wells Hall tuesday al O'Cloet Mrs. Rsw''n9s
and Mrs. William Deerin9 in Charge
Photographs ny Turner Richards

Celebrating fourteen years of activity one OF the
citys leading garden societies. the Tacoma Garden cup w
hold its birthday tea in conjunction with noeompete
horticultural show Tuesday afternoon Mt O'Clock IN the
fireplace OF Wells Hall -,
Mrs j. w. Rawlings is chairman of the show committee
and Mrs William Deering is making arrangements Tor the
tea hour
The hall will be open early 10 80 Tuesday morning
for members to arrange their EXHIBITS Tor the snow s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Junio Todd Hallen 10 Speak
Al Easter Breakfast

The members ~ ri Omicron
Sorority will meet Sunday morn
ing for an Easter breakfast at
the Winthrop Hotel.
Miss Pearl Allen will present a
group Of solos after which Mrs
Junia Todd Hallcn will speak on
THE Spirit OF Blossoming All
members familiar with the wit and
charm Of the speaker will not
want TO miss this breakfast. Call
Mrs Bess Corbett, president Of the
group. for reservations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Entertain Fraternity

Sigma chapter Of Alpha ioia
sorority AZ knspps Business col
lsge entertained members ~ Kappa
chapter Of PM Theta maternity at
the home 81 Mlsa Arlene Fis1hsr.
Tuesday evening
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. W y.
Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. !" w.
Taylor and Aessrs Kenneth Colby.
Howard Buley. Hugh Dooha1n, Bob
Mills. John Siison. Harold forge
son. Harold Hansen. Arnoli
schurb. Harry Dorfnsr. Frank
Mcmahon. Frank Ff0Bss. Wesley
Bachmann and Arthur ssi,z.
Members who were boatezses In
elude Masses Edna AorisFity. Kena
Imone. Margaret Palmer. Betty
Leslie, Florence IttnsF. Camsila
PearsaIi. Helen Belmborn. Sophia
FoFEiund. Barbara Farrell. Frances
Carr. Phyllis Wilson. sally Cal
laghsr Nay Murphy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
DR.. F. A. Osborn to Speak
for A. A. u. w. Saturday
Professor Of Physics q University Of WsshI"ssss =
The Usefulness o. Mo usss~" q GSsse Usy
Affair in Wsysehssusss Hen

Dir A. Osborn professor Of physics IT tbs University
OF Washington win be presented In Wsyerhasuner na Apn
IL by tho Tacoma branch Of the American nssoc,uou
University Women Ills subject VIII bs Ins usefulness W
the Useless" physics research talk.
The program viii bs guest sffsr for prospective mem
bers Uostesscs will be Miss Helen Miller and Miss Entsle
Foster assisted by tho Misses Thayer kaymond E.apstn
Redway, Mary C. Richardson Freda schumacher bsTans
Scurus, Sally Scndc Edna simmons Edith smith. k ss
Elizabeth occkin. Eva Wakeles Nsttis whitney, csfs
Young =. =. --4-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Take Suite at Woodstock
After Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Chappell
have returned TO Tacoma after
five weeks in &c 'iforaia and have
taken a suite al the Woodstock
for the season. They visited rela-
tives in Los Angeles and Long
Beach and spent some tine at the
World Fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Group 10 Discuss
Hawthorne

Theta Kappa Psi chapter of the
Deiphians wili meet si the Y. W.
G.. A. Monday morning al 10
o'clock, Tho subject for discus.
sion viii be Nathaniel Hawthorne,
New England Artist. Tbo#e hay
ing topics are Mssiames Charles
sehleusner. Mr.. Gordon Grons.
CORTLAND Dwight Ball and Lofis
H. Baker
Miss Mary Black viii review
BENJAMIN Franklin" by Carl Van
Doren. Members are privileged Ia
invite guests,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Golf Club Members Hold
Large Dance At Clubhouse
Mrs. w. c. Nemeyer and Mrs. P. K Fresen Co-Chaman
for Affair; Reservations for Party Being Made
By Many Prominent Tacoma Couples

Frcrest Golf club members and their guests keeny
anticipating the dance which will be given at the clubhouse
Friday evening" since it the first of the organizations large
social affairs of the spring Dinners and cocktail
parties being planned conjunction with the dance for
which many have made reservations already
Mrs. W. c. Nemeyer and Mrs. p H. Fresen co-chair-
for the dance assisted by Mrs Charles Weker and Mrs
Charles Gould.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
VIII Entertain Bridge
Club on thursday

Mrs Robert Moser will enter
tain members Of her bridge club
a. her home on Thursday for one
O'Clock luncheon. Guests all be
Mesdames Paul CARRIER. X. l.. Pat
ten. Won Boucher A. vs.. Reynolds
Andrew Grimstead. Warren Van
Arnhafn and Miles Murphy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Mrs. Maybin enierisins
Niece from Spokane

Mrs. II. r. Maybin has as her
house guest over the Easter week
end her niece. Mrs. Leona Candy
Risard. Mrs. Risards home is in
Spokane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Mrs. Thompson 10 Entertain
for Mrs. Muench

Buffet supper Sunday evening
at the home 81 Mrs. Ray Thomp-
son on Grayelly lake viii honor
Mrs. Louis Muenoh who returned
recently from nearly a year of
travel abroad and In the states.
In Tacoma she has been the guest
u her daughter. Mrs. w. W. VIII
liver. and viii return this week 10
her home In Olympia Cards have
been issued 10 "a for the buffet
supper NJ 7 O'Clock.
On Friday afternoon Mrs
Horace Wbitaere was hostess 81
a luncheon for IL In Mrs. Mnsnch's
honor.
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Tuesdsy Club 10 Meet

Mrs Hunter kennard will en-
terrain members Of the Tuesday
Study club at n one O'Clock
luncheon Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Stanley Shaw will speak ON
French Fashions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Kreqers Of Fort Lewis Visit
San Francisco Fair

Major General and Mrs. Edward
A. Kreger Of Fort Lewis are en-
joying soJourn at the Palace
hotel. San Francisco. and are
among the many thousands Of
daily visitors 10 the fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Miss Kennsrd Returns 10
Gle EIum After Vacation

Miss Sauna kennard, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Kennard.
has returned 10 CleElum where
she teaches In the high school.
She has been spending her spring
vacation at home.
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Others viii be the Mesdamss
Ronald Rlos. Lillian Rogers. George
Rounds, Edgar AenflsId. jnseph
ssmmsrs, w. l.. Spencer. Vista
Stewart. Rose strstfun. Roy STRAIT
ton, Bert Bwceslng. nsnlsfain
Terry. Ralph H. Thomas o. A.
Tingelstsd. Max whltiissy and
Edwin G. Yodsr.
Members are asked 10 keep In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
Saint Marearet's
Guild Plans

st. Margarets guild Of Christ
Episcopal church will meet Mon
day at 1890 o'clock in Wells
hall. Mrs. Albert Worley will
give n reading from Listen
World on the Seventy-Third
Psalm in Every Day Life. Mrs.
Milton Fisher will sing and plans
for May party will be made.
Luncheon will be served by Mrs.
l.. F. Wing, Mrs. Homer Lor-
enz and Mrs. Archie Hemstreet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
In Baker Residence

Mr. and Mrs Raymond Fezlsr.
szs Broadway. have moved 10 the
Doris Baker residence al 7Oz -.
sSth 81
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Local w. c. 7. v. Group
To Hold Cosvsstioe

Tn~ North End w g. r u, viii
stansar . Htsse~cWsnty Institute
II ths woman's chri4tisn Tsns
psranes Union On Tuesday. In In
psrims 81 Mason church. 7ntb and
Madison. The morning session
will op~n with d~soiI0ns ~ Mrs.
Mamie Hroehs vice pssst1snt ~
Pierce county w &. r. ". WIN Oh
also preside for the lays program.
After sppoIntmSnt ~ committees
BY Tho local pfssid1at. Mr.. Alice
Jensen. tsn-minpts saihs viii ~
siyrn by department directors.
national pspsss. Mrs. nssbAss
E<ii4, msmh~sship. Mrs. si~strsfte
H~ladlsf, cfssisttsn eltixenstlps
Mrs.. Olive kAia; sctsniifle tenn
pxrxnee instrssetioa. Mrs. AIMS
Mosfs, fiSw~r EMISSION ard relief.
Mrs Mary fsisskss. noonlI<1s psnys
~. Mrs. Carrie Benjamin
Luncheon Niii he eefvsd IN fhs
dining room n The church stth
Mrs n A. cro<a. Mrs Neilis
Summers and Mrs.. n. A. beynion
In charge ~ ~
Al iso Rev, J ~ nhsffsr wttl
Lead tb~ d~ysfioas Mss George
Coils ~ I'uyaIigp. stIi speak IN
medical fempef&nc< and narcotics.
Mnxls, Mrs ~ = crofhess sc-
eompsns~d ~ Mrs ~ r. hamilton.
Report II ff~res county TREASURED.
Mrs. Anna Mefnttss, me gtt<st
speaker Will h~ Mrs. kils H<,oier.
brssidept II West WkahinnsOss
~ & r H.
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Members Of Fhiiomsthea esgb
win meet Il neilarmine nigh
school Tuesday Afternoon 81 In
oieiock. Speaker ~ the afternoon
win b. Nr. Hsrbsrf Ward wiso VA
speak On Juvenile Court PROB
lsmse The faculty wiii Join the
group IL fbs tea hour which y
bslnE sfrtngsd ~ Mrk Cleo y
Henriof
Al ffiefds Of tins club are In
yifed. Automobiies Will meet tsv
bussss from 1910 until 1;3o
o'clock.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-05-04

on the decorations for the Junior,
Senior Prom. Those on the com
mittee are: Ann Hannah, chair
man, Juanita Mccullough, Grace
Knox, Jean Hutson, Patty Cochran
Ross McEuen, Henry Adkins. Troy
Lewis, Rayce Woffard, Bill Ber.
gum, Horace Fennell, and Cleatus
Martin. So far, the committee has
begun work on the flowers and
the trellises. Possibly, they will be
able to begin decorating the gym
The food committee, with Doris
Cockrell as chairman, has made
out the menu to be used at the
banquet.
The program and invitations com
mittee have also made out the pro
grams and invitations, and had
them ordered. The work is pro
crossing nicely with evo~vo7o :
r. his part.-Ross McEreD.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-05-04
1ioN School Notes
THIRTY-ONE STUDENTS
MAKE HONOR ROLL

Thirty-One students made the
honor roll for the second six weeks
in this semester The juniors and
sophOmores had nine representa-
ives: the freshmen, eight; seniors,
seven. The next six-weeks will be
the last in which to make honor
points toward a gold pin. Mar
guerite Chimits and Narcisus
Nonreal had the only two perfect
scores.
Those making the honor roll are
as follows: Seniors - Marguerite
Cbimits, Frances Money. Helen
NUlcare. Frankie Henson. Reece
D-nway, Nadine Irvine and Bur
tor HawOrth. The juniors were:
7 n P~eoco D0~o'hv Hess. Dori !
C~okrell. Lore Collins, Walter
Smith, Mary Z Dickerson. Patty
Cochran and Glen Overturf In
tae sophomore class: Narcisus
Nonreal. Kathyrn Hammond, Kel-
lus Overturf. Johnnie Sparks, Irna
lee Smith. Juanita Dobson, Jackie
Stewart, and Raymond Logan. In
the freshman class: Sharon
Wvnne. Delbert Ray. Hal Cochran,
RAYMOND DunaWav. Ester Bond
Opal Wallis, Lawvanna Veazey.
and Theodore Smith.