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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23
Youth Council Essay Contest On
MY Hero In Negro History Will
Foster Interest In Negro Progress

l. a. es.o-. 70 Stimulate AZ
is~2rcrsss % TIE co-tribucon q IRE
Negro 70 culture ara ciy,!.zst.ca.
the Youfn Conocils o. the National
Association FOR the Advancement
a. Co,ored People are sponsoring an
essay contest as part q the ceie-
hrator Of Negro History week. The
essay y entitled Ny Hero In Negro
History and a.. persons between
TIE ages o. 10 ard - years @. age
are Axhs w.i1 the exception @.
officers Q. re YOUTH cor-c.is
TIE essay contest classes jan. 81
49, I'd al entries rust be post
ma. sss 10; later '1sn uidr sai o.
ins' ate Contestants are urged 70
re; 'ssi- manuscripts n early
howsys ana prizes vii awarded
6r-1- The week O. FEB l.. Negro
History week The fts- prize IS
twsr s-fYs .o'lzFs IL cash, and the
secc1 and t1lrs prizes are tea
and sss dollars respectively The
essay $ limited . .Spo words. e
he is1eugl,ien L poss.s.s coI5.s
pscs ert written On cre SIDE O.
the S47-. crlT.
Ire .-e=ss chosen s-e -.criren.
81 8s-'s E. $sgrc HSror~ and are
art,- ,iss e t1.s SEED Tasy 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23
College Heads
Father Dies
Was Interior
Decorator

The late william Dar.4 Lev,
OF indianapolis. tsi1sr q, ".
Violet T. Lewis. sreassr, 0, n.
Lewis Business college. 81. w,s
Warren IN this city ciea =, =.
age OF seveaiy-,hfes n ~ Ia
annapolis hospital o. December /,
following two-noa,as ..lss.
MF. Harrison vao vssa ,s,s,.,
and interior decorator eors,,,,
prior 10 bis eea,h .o- re ps,.,,.
Teacher association &. ,-s,.r,.
~ 20 promote tie use G. ss,s,s,
pictures wh.ca BE sa5 PAINTED =.
the Indianapolis n, l-v..s,s !,
the art books which arc 10 i vv.
IL the public schools ,ss.s
Surviving tie decsust ,st,.
tor 10 Mrs y.o,e; Lewis -, =.
widow Mrs Eva Hsrr.s.a yr
Davielia woFiAirgca VS.. Elm.
beth Garner. ta.gsisr i l-..an.va
lis and three - A.s.ss H,.-,.
son. Chicago: ar. Lexis s.t F-.s
Harrison. Detro.t asa several
grandchl,1ren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23
Young Pianist Plays
For Mrs. Roosevelt;
Will Start On Tour

WASHINGTON AMP Playing
ar .-!or-si program % halt hour
tor he guests az TIE wh,is House
we11sslay rigA;. Jostphirs Her.
-st1 1agsE,er % TIE famous KEN
-- Esval3 6. At.art2 university,
'er.1s1 A-s Roosevelt snd her
EIss,. a.. -s- rsrd.t.o-s Mrs.
eassrs.. -e-ss. SAID
Mss tsfs ~ HaT,e,i a Young
olr@. ar-sf gave. us short
3ycsrtu g. uls'- s.ie- dinner last
-Et sas 5as s3wer AID en.ssed
tsth-e az pays wh1 rea.
tfe-1- v-1 made every mute
EMO n+ ~ az @, us
R u her Georgia some
atis s.rl+ss.-i tcg; o, tie hid
vfs' Wss isassli vas th- led az
'ee es1cf--1 - play u re
IS We Y -se ~ .es Pre-,
-sav
Tier sroEran NEEDED az ate--
zsl- ~ Brains cto2ir 7c.o-
a " ar Graz S...l s1-l-
rsrisrs 4-9 number Nals-
ze1s hy sas no.srr S9ar-s- coz
35- L@r "a
c sssfe a. Sc mar college and
s-lcfrf 4, ne lgsis-. 5000. O.,
'fss IN SEW No-k Mss Il ED
rs = uasits, --ssee .tt- RAJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23
Police Smash Narcotic Ring By Capturing FREEZER Man
First Flying Unit At
West Virginia College
Ready For Training

INSTITUTE. W. va-(ANP)-
With the unobstructvie efficiency Of
modern scientific method West v!r-
ginia State college has placed the
first unit OF cAA Negro studerts
IN the air. There are 10 students.
one girl and nine men 10 this unit.
Rose Agnes Rolls placed her name
in aviation history as the first
gisl OF the race to make a CAA
pilot training flight. She Is a senior
in the department o. business ad-
ninistrat;or and prominent in col
lege dramaues
These events were inaugurated al
TIE wortz Field Airport adjoining
the college campus OF Saturday.
when James C. Evans. director o.
rade and technical education. step
ped into the training monoplane FOR
re initial flight with the flight in
s;rrcior. when each Of the 10 stu
derts spen, 80 minutes in tae air
With - hours q ground school
work. Seventeen Is the last number
az hocrs before cAA student can
fiy solo. TIE course will run
taroughou: The school year. TIE
college is also offering courses in
asrorautics in TIE regular curricu-
Inn and in conjunction with ia
NYA resident tra.r.nv protect
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23

Besides, the extraordinary use ofourrcnt
which would certainly result from
following Mr.. Macfadden's suggestion
might blow fuses in house wiring
with inadequate fuses, and otherwise
Cause trouble in some locations. This
might inconvenience individual homes
and affect their neighbors Likewise.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23

1t beautiful idea welcome the Chstchd with light
in the window Many of have always followed this tadi
ton and always will do 1t good fortune that here
in America we can have light when and where will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23

Glade Robert E. Hayden. poe; and
Granst.st: GLADYS NILS journalist.
Ramon Martinez. attorney and lec-
tgrer Harvey G. Jackson. presi-
dent OF the Detroit branch OF the
Association tcr the study az Ne
gro LIE and History ard william
Sheriff. co.unrisi and civic leader.
Manuscripts should be sent 20 the
Office @. the National Association
for Ire Advancement o. Colored
Peop.e 4is = warren. N care +,
Miss I1a Pe,titorc. chairman G, the
NssTo History Week P7o~ram.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23

We hope that the people of Detroit
will 60 ahead with their Christmas
lighting in the usual way-Christmas
trees, outdoor decorations, and SO on.
But we do not recommend turning
on all the lights at one time to prove
that which everybody knows:
There's no blackout here"
THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23
Dies In Electric Chair
For Death Of Virginia
Officer Who Was Shot

RICHMOND. ya.-fANPJ Fall
'ng % get last mia-'e comnut2-
i.o- q. sis sentence g Ike ;mprison-
ment sam swanson ~ss pu; 20
ceai1 IL tie siec,rc c1slr az the
PRISON FRIDAY Tor TIE murder last
Nay = G. william y Coward con-
stable of Pi.isyivania oolntv. who
was .ata s. shot while f-yin- 20
curb a church disturbance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
Reveals Date
Of Wedding
Miss Jane Grey BrooIs 70
Wed Mr.. Carlton Waugh
OF Portland juno "a

June u has been chosen by
Miss Jane Grey Brock =.
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
Roland W. Brooks. n the date
Of her marriage 10 Mr.. Carlton
l.. Waugh of Portland. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Waugh of
Yakima. The wedding. an
evening ceremony. viii bc
solemnlxed In Christ Episcopal
church. Announcement Of the
engagement was made IN
December.
A meeting al the home Of Mlaa
Brooks Tuesday evening % Beta
pms Kappa. business Rirls' sorority,
was the occasion az the announce
mcnt % the wedding date. Fni.
lowing = business meeting q the
group late supper was eetvcd
and Il was during this time that
the date wAs revealed Centering
the supper table was miniature
Maypolc. IN pink and green, sur
rounded by tiny doll dancers. hsar-
ing the date. June - Later. tho
dolla we're given 10 the guests Aa
fsvofs
Maytime decorations we're fur.
Their carried out ln the llIaes and
iiilca-of the valley used through
out the rooms.
Guests were the Misses Roberta
Armstrong Anita BAN. Edith Ball.
Dorothy Hifkby. Asryiean Brooks.
Doris nuehol,z. Velma Cope.
Esther Cory. Edna Crothefs. Mar.
jorie copeland. Mary Caliwss.
June Gillian, Wilma HaEscrty.
Ethel Luekonblhi. Grace Nc
carthy, Phyllis Mitchell, Lillian
Moriaae, Rernice Aorac. Aargefy
Sicsen. Violet Petersen, Mary
Spcrry and Eunieo Waahbufu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
Junior Group
Picks Officers
Mrs. William Boitcher 70
Lead Club; Tea Hour
Follows Election

Mrs, William H. Bottcher
was elected president of the
Junior Woman's club when it
met Tuesday afternoon. Other
newly elected officers Of the
organization are Mrs. Walter
Broom, vice president; Mrs.
l.. o. Reisinger, secretary !;
Mrs. Harold Sather, treasurer.
and Mrs. Frank Fox, historian.
Delegates to the state conven-
ton at Bellinghsm in June arc
Mrs. Weller, Mrs Botteher. Mrs.
Frank Fox and Mrs. A. T. Dock
cray.
Mrs. Oscar Huseby presented
the Boys French Horn quartet
from Lincoln high school in the
Pilgrims Chorus" from Tan
hauser.
Hostesses during the tea hour
were Mesdames Russell Miller.
Fred Brickley, Eugene Carpenter.
James Thrasher. John Pasnick,
David Beechey. Delbert Belfoy.
p. h. Culp, Clifford Wood. Ray
Rooth. Rene Nelson and Miss Wv
ian Steelman. Mrs. Lawrence
Aus and Mrs. II. Trevor McLain
poured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11

Luncheon wiIl Re served at II 10
a'cloek in the Marine rvom, eish
Mra EilIast ~ cmhest ~ rus,.
land. orc. regional director fss
the National League. ~ tho
speaker. Mira cnshstt has sisn
just returned from washlnsson. n
G, where she sttstisd the meeting
~ the National League council
AZ the afternoun sesssra Mrs
Maeisennan president. will make
her presidents report for the past
year aad alss report on the eosaneli
meeting IN wanhsnstan. u. G.
Mira G, A. rsuw and Mrs. Elmsr
Kennedy ~ The Olympus league
will give report. Olympia
League Looks At the Legislature.
The convention viii then prusssd
"a the adoption ~ budget. state
program II work and election ~
officers
Present officers are Mrs Mac.
Lcnnan. Taeoms. president. Miss
Freda f1hhee. Seattle. frat vies
president. Nts George Eariy.
Second vice president, Mrs Lauln
Nash. Seattle. treasurer. and Afr
w. A. Carlson, recording secretary.
Department chalrmcn and stand.
ing committee chalrmsn reporting
to the convention afei
Mrs, Jen a t.swia. Taeuaa. s.ov.
eminent and Ia Operation MIss
Freds Lihhee. Seattle. Government
and Education, Mrs W. O Anaes-
snn, Seattle, Government and ehslsi
Welfare. Mrs. useftoa q. tsllis,
Tacoma. Government and Foreign
Policy. Mrs. II. A. Fowler. Tacoma.
Government and Legal Status ~
Women: MIRA Elda n. euniy. Tn.
coma. Government and Economic
Welfare, MiHs itnnogia Hughes,
Seattle. Government ard Public
Health Mrs. George Farley, seat,
tie, Organization. Mrs. James u.
Scwbefry. Tacoma. Finance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
L eague Of Women Voters
Of washington To Convene
Many rseomsns 70 rsls Aesvs Part n State Convention
Of Nsforsl Organization ssswdsy Morning
And Afternoon Ia Seattle

The annual meeting Of the Washington State League u
Women Voters viii be held 10 oeaek Saturday morning
in Seattle at the Olympic hotel Mira C. d MseLsmAn u
Tacoma president Of The league who has Just returned from
the general council meeting Of the National League at womsn
Voters held in Washington c. win presdc In the sh~euee
q Mrs NJ oBcrn president of tho seattle league Mrs.
Waiter O. Anderson win wesomp the delegates.
The morning session will be devoted Tho reading " tho
minutes by Mrs w A. Carlson Of Tacoma secretary of the
organization and "a the reading 81 the report by
Mrs Louis Nash Of Seattle There viii also I've cansdera-
ton OF The revised constitution and reports Of standing
committee ehairmen and local league prcsidenta.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
7 hree Papers
7 o Be Given
Historical Section OF Tacoma
Women's Club 10
Meet Friday

Mrs. +. L. Rhodes. vice
chairman of the Historical
section of the Woman's club,
is in charge Of the sections
meeting to be held at 10
O'Clock Friday morning in the
Woman's clubhouse.
Three papers wil be presented
during the morning. Mrs. n ".
Bingham speaking on The Cen
tcnnial Of the First Mail Carried
by Train Mrs. " H. Cunford.
and The Tranacontinental Tele-
graph by Mrs. Cora Imhoff
The clubs final departmental
tea and program will be held IN
the clubhouse at O'Clock Friday
afternoon. Speaker Of the after.
noon viii be Mrs y. l.. Htboriy.
chairman OF the Fine Arts de-
partmcnt. who recently returned
from trip to the Hawaiian
Islands. Introduced by Mrs. *.
X. 1yhre and Mrs. Charles A.
Schleusner. who carried on With
Mrs. Hlbefiy'a work during her
a absence, the speaker will tell Of
Ny Hawaiian sorapbook7
Music will be presented ny stu
dents from the Hawaiian Conser.
vatory OF Music. accompanied By
Mrs G. A. Casper Songs Will be
sung by Miss Marjorie Stewart
and alss Virginia knight. afs.
J. Huntington Hills u Fort Lewis
viii give native Hawaiian dances
In costume and Mira. schleaanef
Nill read group Of poems by
Kenneth Ching. Chinsae- Has allan
poet.
The tea will be served. Hawailan
style. with Mrs Hills presiding. /
drs George p Staples IL h0stess
chairman for the occasion. which /
gili honor Are. Calvin W. afew- +
IT, retiring president /
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
Altar Guild
HasLuncheon
Mrs. Roy F. Elsirom Is Host
ess TO Group From
ST. luke's

An outstanding meeting of
the year for members of st.
Luke's Altar guild was the
/ o'clock luncheon and pro-
gram for which Mrs. Roy F.
Elstrom was hostess to a score
members Tuesday afternoon.
Lilacs, snapdragons and stocks
beautifully decorated the
rooms for the occasion. Mrs.
+. W. Hilton assisted the
hostess during the afternoon.
Mrs. F. c. Clarke, directress,
presided for the short business
meeting and welcomed Mrs. Will
liam r. Brown as an honorary
member of the group. Special
guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. A, H. Mellish. president of
st. Luke's Council of Women;
Mrs. Frank d. Miller of Pueblo,
Colo, mother of the hostess; Mrs.
B. C. d'Easum of Boise, Ida. and
Mrs. George Warrington of Seat
tie. former director of st. Luke's
Altar guild.
Guest speakers were Mrs. JOSH
all Collins of Seattle, who told of
the Work and Functions of the
Diocesan Altar Guild and Mrs.
Frank A. Plum, who spoke of the
Altar guild work in the Episcopal
churches of Hawaii
Tahoma camp, w. o. W., COM
plimentary card party and dance
Thursday evening in Eagles hall.
Favors. Mrs. Edward Christian,
chairman, assisted by w. w. Miller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
ny" Camera Club 10 Meet
Wednesday Evening

At the regular meeting OF the
"Y" Camera club Wednesday
definite plans were made to take
outdoor pictures at the next
meeting.
Under the supervision Of Har-
old Keller, the members will meet
at the Y. M. c. A. at T30 We'd
nesday evening and from there de-
part to take snapshots OF the
lighted city.
The newly organized group Is
for all those interested in pho
Biography and the public il cordi-
ally invited to attend. The reg.
ular meetings win be held each
Wednesday evening at the Y. NJ.
c. A. unless otherwise specified.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
Bride ODE
Much eted
Miss Florence GaIlucci |,
Honored at Three
Recent Affairs

Miss Florence Gallucei, much
feted bride-to-be of Mr.. Law
renee Carnine, has been honor
guest at three showers recent
lily, the most recent being the
surprise affair given Monday
night at the home of Miss
Gallucci by members of the
drill team of the Daughters of
Italy. During the evening the
bride-to-be was presented with
a shower of luggage.
Following an evening of games
at which honors were taken by
Miss Helen Peluso and Miss Lena
Reda, a buffet supper was served
from a table attrsctively conferred
with tulips and peonies.
Guests were Mesdames Caroline
Turco, Katherine LAM. Mabel
Greco and Mabel Monaldi: Misses
Rafeline Mitchell, Rose Columbini.
Helen Peluso. Mafolda Peluso.
Lena Reda, Carmelia Pupo, Mary
Carbone, Rose Pellegrino, Alkaline
Faraco. Jennie Bonaco. Mary
Ricono, Rose Faraco, Theresa
Bertucei, Beatrice Luppino. Eva
Nomellini and Genevieve Galfano.
Mrs. James Ricono, Mrs. Carmen
Vigna and Mrs. Joseph Augustine
were hostesses for Miss Gallucei
Saturday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Ricono. a handmade cloth
covered the collation. table which
was centered by miniature bridal
party passing under a tiny lowered
trellis. Each Of the doll brides
maids wore a copy OF the dress Of
the actual bridesmaid she repre-
scented. White tapers In crystal
holders lighted the clever nuptial
scene. Tulips and narcissis we're
used throughout the rooms.
Miss Mary Ricono. one Of Miss
Galluceis bridesmaids. and MISS
Delft Segreti. entertained Thurs
DAY evening for the popular bride
elect. The occasion was a luggage
shower Favors al games were
awarded Mrs. Peter Schwab and
Mrs. Ernest Carino.
Late IN the evening. supper Was
served from a table covered with
An Italian cut-work cloth and cen
cred with narcissis and pink (
.uiips.
Guests included Mesdames JACK /
Dog, Peter schwab. Fisher Messtna
Ernest Carino. Anthony Ricono /
Joseph Gsllueei. b. Pellegrino. /
Misses Virginia Ricono. Lillian {
ireeo, Filomena Guarsscio. FLOR +
nee Galiucci Elvirs salatlno. Mary !
tieono, Teresa Rieono. Dorothy .
'ieono. Mamie Sue Schneider.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
Rustic Garden Club Plans

Mrs. Clara Hurd will entertain
the Rustic Garden club at her
home in Ashford at / o'clock des-
sert luncheon Thursday. Members
Will respond to roll call by naming
the most satisfactory shrub in
their gardens.
Mrs. E. f. Miller will talk on
THE Vegetable Garden" and Mrs.
Audley Butler will speak on
Vines Mrs. c. A. Diekey will
have charge Of the botanical drill.
There will be round table study
of vines and plants that grow in
the shade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
Miss tlornshsw snierisius
Cruatt From Toronto

Miss Ezra Carrcii ~ raronte
oas.. Canada. WAS the week.vna
guest ~ Miss Irene HnFnshAw.
itts Fast siss 1t. Mles carruis
visit was en- sruse a Vancouver
"a G. where ~ Tuesday after.
noon abe necsme the bride Of NJ
Robert A Nccalloch The n1Eme
VIII ~ established ~ Vancouver.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
Tea 10 fete Mothers

Members Of Park Avenue PIT.
A. will celebrate Mothers day with
tea at the school. Thursday after
noon at 80 o'clock Mrs. Thomas
Ligman Will present an interesting
program which will prceede the
tea hour.
The Girls chorus Of the school.
which includes membership OF 30
students. Will sing a group OF folk
songs from other countries. Miss
Marie Walker will lead the girls.
Their selections will include All
Through the Night" Evening
Bel" "swabian to Spring and
Tree BY Mana-zucca.
Robert GcIger will give several
accordion solos A member II the
Story Teiiers league will give sew
eral readings. Concluding the pro-
gram VIII be group o. violin
selections by Barbar Dobbins. &C
oompanied by her mother. Mira.
II. Dobbin.
At this time an interesting ex-
hibit Of the work Of the Aircraft
class which meets a. the school
each Monday evening and spon-
sored by the PIT. a. will be pre-.
scented BY Mrs. e =. Babcoek and
Mrs. T. Lewis. Prizes Viil be given
to the Oldest and youngest mother
present. also 10 tho mother Of the
largest family.
The tea hour eommitte ASSISTING
Mrs. Ligman includes Ars. E. vs..
kinsmsn. ars. +. T.. Beckw1th and
Mrs. Babcock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
Seminary Students Ready
For Annual May festival
Field Events TO Be Held Friday Afternoon and Saturday
Morning; Growing Of Queen and Dance
Program Set for Second Day

Elaborate plans being completed for the Annual Field
Day and May Festival to be held at Annie Wright seminary
May II and ID The first day of the festivities will be devoted
to exhibition and competitive sports will the morning of
the second day.
Al CLOCK Saturday afternoon the browning of the May
queen Miss Florene Steel will take place Following the
ceremony dance program in two parts will be presented
Tor the queen and her court Dances the entire
are composed and directed BY Miss Uwarda Egey Accom-
nansts Will be Miss ngd Jacobsen and Miss eanne Exans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
AnseIus Study Club 10
Hear OF MEXICO

Members Of Angelus study elg,
vii meet Thursday uith Mrs
Frank Perry. 3T2z No. Verde 81
for a 1880 O'Clock luncheon. a
business meeting and program
vii follow with Mrs. Perry speak
INK on Economic International
ihrn
During the afternoon two pa
Pera On Mexico Nili be siNen
the first on The Peoples School
IN Mexico" BY Mrs j. { Hunter.
and tire second. the Plight n the
Church n Mexico. BY Mrs. L. v.
Hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
G LII BIS

Tacoma temple No. 81. rsthisn
sisters. will entertain officers 81
No. al = y. m. Thursday. Mrs.
Ella Dock. chairman Of program.
Mrs. Arthur Bcrgiund In charge
Of dining room.
starr and stripes Sewing club
VIII meet with Mlr. Charles Hoff-
man Thursday for a II 30 o'clock
luncheon. ars, Nick Nelson. pres.
idcnt, requests that all guilt blocks
be turned in At the meeting.
Rose club ~ spiritual Christian
church. 72T Fawcett ave. meets
FOR IL 30 noon luncheon. Thur.
any HantesaeH wiil be Mrs John
Ross. Mrs. Jennie verategrn. Mrs
Fred regard. Mrs Kinesld. and
Miss n Morrison Entertainment
and messages TO follow
pfc M Ku alab win NEE,
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Par.
ker. s25 No. Prospect 81. Assist.
ing will be Meadamea Telling and
Clark
Pierce County Practical Nurses
association wili meet in the Aeal.
cal Arts auditorium al 20 O'Clock
Thursday evening. A subject Of
current interest viii be discussed I
wemen's sec,sty. Adam. street
chapel. MAJ meeting ard potluok /
luncheon IN the chapel. 1924 ~ 4
Adams. AZ ~ 30 Thursday. Pro. /
gram 70 honor mothers. Mrs. Carl /
A. Andersen. speaker, Mira. l.
Harris. hostess
Sons and Daughters of Norway
card party st = .. m Thursday IN
kormanna hall 'Ftvs Hundred"
viii be played Tagofs. Supper
aill be served BY Mrs. NJ. r. Mpn.
zen and committee. Pubic invited
Central ". q. z. q. meets At z
p. m. Thursday N the FIRST Astito.
dat church. with Mrs Blanche
pNeai "a devotional lsa1ef. Mrs.
Hattie Strong viii speak on the
Flower Missionary department.
Lydia Fhelp. isBt Se. -. ID. 4.
'. viii meet Thursday noon In
Carpenters hall. i0izis -. T..
sgfns ave. for petitiek luncheon
nd Mothers asy program Mrs
Ella Rack N!li preside faf -
netting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
Mothers Club Plans Benefi,

Tacoma chapter. DE Molay Moth
ers club. IL sponsoring a benefit
luncheon and card party Thursday
in Fishers auditorium. Luncheon
VIII be served from ~ until l
o'clock. after which bridge. 500 and
other games viii be played.
ars. Joseph Thompson is chair
man Of the refreshment committee
Mrs. Paul Kleise assisting. In
charge Of fsyors and tables Will
be Mrs. Ethel Lidren. assisted b.
hesdsmes o. Carlson. ". serff and
o. J. Dulac.
All members and friends are
urged 10 attend. Reservations may
os made By calling any members
Of the committee in charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11
Mrs. J. n. Knight to
Entertain Astrses Club

Mrs. J. n. knight will open her
home ~ ttia Ne. 10th st. Thurs
day 10 members Of Astraea Study
club for their annual guest dav.
Dessert luncheon al l o'clock will
DC followed by an interesting pro-
gram which will include a talk on
Child Psychology" by Edwin Tn
golsiad. OF Pacific Lutheran col
lese. The club has been studying
psychology during the past year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11

Circle No. . ~ the I.a1lsA Aid
q Trinity Methodist church Wlll
meet slth Hrs. K. n Mcdonald.
$3.50 e. J e thursday foF a u -
luncheon. Former members VIII be
guests.
Queen Esthers vii meet Thurs
day al TOO .. m a. 7s7 80. 10Th
=
The Cleaners Sunday school elaaa
z1ii meet with Ms. Walter Abbott.
sszs Mckinley ave. a. z 0'eloek
Friday afternoon.
". q. ". y spons0ring A card
party and dance Thursday al
Eagles hail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-11

Destiny Court auxiliary. ordee
of 'he Amafsnth. wiIi meet
Thursday. "a arloeh. Al th~ Views.
ems clubhouse. <ze Broadway, far
IL regular meeting. iunehssn ana
cards. An msmh~rs and ffssnae
are wsieome.