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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-17
NOtice!!!

The commotion noted at Rondo
and Kent Streets has been miscon-
strued by some as a change of To-
cation of the Kent Valet Shop. We
are only remodeing in order to
give our many friends and patrons
improved service and an attractive
business establishment that will re-
fleet the racial pride and progress
in this community.
Gratefully yours,
Rufus Dodd, Artie Boyd.
- -
T.. . Hn..lI. IT. n....... Al. IL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-17

For q Worlds Fair keep this date
open, March 27-28.-Adyt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-17

You'll Find Merchants
Who Really Appreciate
Your Business in Our
AID Columns
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-17

Minnesota Is the
Greatest State in
the United States
of America
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-02
Dental Curies Due
To StreptococcUs +?

cathartics is a sweet named mo
lasses" which is not roughage, and
still furthermore, roughage does not
cause stomach ulcers.
People Inaccessible
AS to the inhabitants Of that far
country who subsist on meat and
fruit and tubers and have such, Won
derful teeth, that argument has been
coming up quite regularly ever since
we have been in the business OF TAX
ing cognizance of such matters. The
trouble is that the people on whom
the argument depends are SO mac
cessible. They are always the in
habitants of Tibet or the plains Of
Bulgaria. Usually when some &C.
tual traveller returns from such. a
country and you ask him how are
the teeth of those people, he says,
"Awful".
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-02
By LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D.


WE OBSERVE in the editorial
columns Of New York paper that
the editor has taken notice OF the
work of the brothers Belding on den
tai carries Ia So word for a hole in
the tooth).
1t appears that the brothers Beld-
ing have found a special strepto-
coccus which causes dental carries ;
that this streptococcus feeds only
upon certain foods, and that when
those foods are eliminated from the
diet, the streptococcus will not have
anything to work on and the tooth
decay will cease. It seems, further,
that the brothers got on to this be-
cause tooth decay is entirely absent
from people who subsist on a meat
diet and on fruits and tubers.
The editor of the paper announces
that he is not going to try this diet
because he is veteran of food fads
and has avoided red meats to keep
blood pressure down, and kept away
from sweet foods to get roughage,
and kept away from roughage to
avoid stomach ulcers, and he is go
ing to wait and see. In fact, he says,
he is going out to lunch.
Applauds Reaction
If it will comfort the editor to
have our professional opinion, we
would like to go on record as ap-
plauding his reaction very heartily.
We are, indeed, sorry he ever an
noyed himself by abstaining from
red meats to avoid high blood pres
sure, and merely suggest that if he
had acquainted himself with the
more cultured literature on the sub
ject (such as "The Care and Feed
ing Of Adults" by Logan Clenden-
ing-aG~.), he need never have been
under the necessity. Of stinting him.
self. Further, one Of the best-known
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-02
A SAFETY RULE

EVEN WHEN you are able to win
Two early tricks IN the suit led
against your no trump game, II is
10ell to hold up and be prepared to
win the next two, rather than win
inng the first and holding up on the
second, in those situations where
YOU are likely to lose the lead twice
before you have the game, If 1t Is
possible that the holder Of the long
suit may gain the lead on one of
those two times. That may sound in
volved, but figure out the reason for
1t and you will find that it can pay
real dividends.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-02

I wish that instead of saying
"Look at the teeth of the Kurds Of
Kaldustan", some dentist with the
sis would say "Look at the teeth of
the people of Wisconsin, where you
could actually go and look.
I repeat that I applaud the reso-
luton of the editor and I applaud
his writing. The only thing / de-
plore is his reading.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-02
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
1.-THE Authority on Authorities"

club 8 then drew the 9 and 10, West
firing lack club which knocked
out SC0th's Q. Then, after four
spade tricks. South had to lose a
heart to Vest. who cashed the last
two Clubs to beat the contract.
Had South ducked the first trick,
East would have returned his club
8 to South. who would then still
have had another club stopper left.
After losing to the spade A. South
would have been in no danger, as
East could not have returned an
other club. Declarer would have
won anything offered. then would
have lost heart to West, who
could not have run his club suit be-
cause a stopper was standing guard
there to make up a ninth trick for
South before the opponents could
get five.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-02

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-02

EDITORS NOTE: Seven pamphlets by
DR.. Clendening can now be obtained by
! sending 10 cents in coin. for each. and
self-addressed envelope stamped with q
three-cent stamp, to DR.. Logan Clenden-
ing, in care of this paper. The pamphlets
are: ''Three Weeks Reducing Diet In
digestion and Constipation" Reducing
and Gaining, Infant Feeding. In-
structions for the Treatment of Diabetes .
Feminine Hygiene" and s"The Care 81 tns
Hair and Skim .--.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-02

dealer: North. EaSt-West WI
nerable.)
';~iere was nothing much to the
fi1cing n ibis deal-1-No trump by
South, 2-;5pades by North, pho
.vrmp by South, 3-Spades by North
ssnd 3-No trump by South. But the
play furnished perfect illustration
III 4 :lice point.
Vest led his club 5, on which East
PIT he X and South took with the
4. IL a Few moments he wished he
rad tucked it. His return Of the
spade K was won by East, whose
Copyright 1899. BY Kim
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
I acomans to
Attend Opera
Reservations Continuing Tor
Performance OF Aida"
And "Riqoletto"

Advance reservations for
the two operas Aida" and
"Rigoletto" TO be presented In
Tacoma the nights Of Feb. ID
and II by the san Carlo Opera
Co. indicate that most all the
town" will be in attendance at
the theatcr on either or both
evenings. Additional reserva-
tions include:
Mcssrs. and Mcadamcn stanford
oamcrs. l. A. Emmeft, l. y, Ayls-
worth, Walter Meiisney. Charles
II. Herald. u O. Beal. ]. - Bell.
A. ! Davis. J l. Berry. George
Williams. Fred kisiingbury. A. "a,
Heath, Andrew Anderson. ] l..
linfto. Jack Ahfrns. L. a. Evans.
w ~ kenway. Clyde I'm. X o.
yoRnlld. Thomas Henderson, o, n,
jacobson. William Hopping. w ~
liagnn. John " Jones. q. W
Lumond. GUstaf Llndberg. J "
MARYLAND. JudAon Benton. NJ r.
Palmer Julius restz. Edwin John
son. r. 4. aearles. j Asyrss If
fuyaliup. Claude Withheld. Jack
Common. George Brooks. J ~.
Gordon ir. Hsl Nelson. vslen
Honeywell A.. v u. Phelps. Joseph
Miller and Robert Walton
Drs and Mechanics G. Is Hunt
ington, Charles ~ Doe. l.. - Me-
sertbney. Rowland Hlil Lieut..
and Mrs. V X. Woodruff and Capt.
hnd Mrs q Is Reynolds ~ Fort
Lewis
Aesdames Jennie French. Ann
Hallig Trayers. william Monroe.
Mabel Weaver. A. firrstlne,
Iva BeovliIs. y cIaes and
party. Helen congdon. Jennie
Gregg. Betty Harding and G j
Ly0naise Misses Myrtle Johnson.
Margaret Mccormick, Winifred
wood. Helen Wilson. Marion
Seymour. Agnes lie Bsrs. Myrtle
Bell Ruth Caika. Ellen Olson.
Ruth Steele. Edith Alien. AatRas
ret Betz. Gladys Pstris. Alsatha
Peery ard Louise FOrrcii IT F0rt
Lewis. Eisana Clancy. Marjorie
Eleanor Foley. Gertrude
Herring. Edna Franklin. stella
Lilly lillian DiafIa Aar9afsf
SorRi and party. Filth Alien and
i5onya fadasky
Asssrs Waiter Little. f'sui
p'flogrks ~ Olympia. Lyle Abfa
hanson. ~ ~ Miller. - Dahn
md party. Graham Bernard. Dsls
Bowman. willard Little ard Floyd
Holmagisi a large party from
derrick Studio - also planning 70
attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Will NJ ark
Founders Day
Women's Foreign Missionary
Group viii Have Luncheon
at Church tuesday

Founders Day will be
marked festively by members
of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society of Methodist
churches in Tacoma, Sumner,
Orting and Puyallup at a
/ o'clock luncheon in the So
cial hall of First Methodist
church, Tacoma, Tuesday
afternoon. Members of the
Tacoma First church society
will be hostesses.
Plans are being made for
attractive decorations for the
tables which will carry out
the societies colors, blue and
gold.
Reservations for the luncheon
are to be made by Monday morn
ing, at Main $40, Mrs. Earl Moore.
chairman of the luncheon, has an
nounced. Mrs. Moore is being
assisted by large group OF
assistants.
Mrs. NJ. B. Parounagian of Port
land, president of the Columbia
River branch of the Women's
Foreign Missionary. society. in
Guiding Montana, Idaho, Oregon
and Washington. will speak during
the program. Her talk is expected
to be centered around the coming
celebration of the organizations
10th anniversary in October.
Special music for the luncheon
will be provided by Mrs. Henry
Skramstad, well known Tacoma
singer. Mrs. Leila Tegtmeyer will
be in charge Of devotional services.
The Mems club of st. Luke's
Memorial church will sponsor
father and son evening at 100
Thursday. Refreshments will be
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Miss Kiely
Goes East
WI Marry in Washington. o
c., Feb. ~ ~ s.. Psul's
Cathedral Rites

Many parties. lnncheons.
teas. and farewell dinners have
been given during the past
weeks honoring Mlss Mary
Kelly. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, John r. kiely II Ia
coma. who left Tuesday eve-
ming by train for Washington.
u. C.. where abe viii marry
Mr.. William Arthur Weber.
son Of Mr.. George Weber Of
Livingston. Montana.
Miss Kelly viii arrive in
Washington. u. G.. on sunday.
and the marriage viii hc per.
formed in 81. Paula Cathedral
on Feb. 18th. Mr., John Kelly
Of Florida. brother ~ tho
bride-eleot. viii give tho bride
in marriage.
Mia. Dorothy klsly n Washing.
ton. u c. sister, VIII hr tho only
attendant for Mas klslg. AftsF
the ceremony a reception VIII ~
held In tho csritaa hrtri Ths
young eouple viii then spend their
honeymoon tn New York city.
after which thsy are going II
establish their new hamc in Ar.
lsngtnn. Va
One ~ the parties given Tor MI~
Kelly Was q cocktail party and
handkerchief shower II which Mrs
John l.. Antuah and Mrs Geosgs
G, nliaborro~ WIRE hosiessrs in
the iatirrs home at 1871 No.
Prospect from 10 D m, an sun.
day afternoon The tahlr was
conferred by an attractive bouquet
~ pussywiiiows and yellew daffo-
dis and tall yellow tapsfs Isas.
krts of pusaywilinws and daffndils
were placed Throughout, the rooms
Guests Sunday included Mes.
danes Ted Gaffnsy. Clarence Lay.
ton, Joseph Harrison, John Rrd.
dick. Glenn VAR. Vincent Duck.
wits. Ted Mcintyre, and The Misses
Louise Hecrconl. Mary Harrison.
Edith Anderson. Rose x~hndrf and
Doris Clark, BETTY kroph and Jay
Grigshy ~ Olympia
Mrs John Hsttiek ~ Tacoma
also honored Miss klriy with a
bridge luncheon on Saturday after.
noon and Mrs. Ted Melntyre and
Mas Edith Anderson also enter,
tanned for her last week Mia
Kelly was much honored AZ Olym,
pia parties during the past week
Nome of the hostcss~s In Olympia
included Mrs Harry G, Hu.e, Mis@
Martha Broekman. Mira Iva Fran.
els. Mrs Hazel Haker. Mas Myrs
Mount. Mrs. John Lyman and Ms.
Ann Blake.
Neaa study club viii hold In
regular meeting al the homr II
Mrs. Archie Matthew. T0i2 Pacific
ave. Thursday. Dr. N. G. Mace
viii be the speaker.
Our sayisr's Iathessa Church
Ladies' Ala viii meet In the church
pafiora At 1890 Thursday Mrs.
Peter Nicholson and Mrs Nina
johnson, hnsIesses
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

In the reception line will be the
officers of the administration and
their wives and Mrs. d. ID.
Schneider. who is the supervisor
for the residence hall The wives
of the various department heads
of the college have been asked to
preside at the table. Assisting
throughout the evening Will be six
girls from the following college
organizations. Otlah. Spurs. Y w.
c. A and Women's Athletic asso-
citation During the evening music
will be played from the mezzanine.
Members of Delta ri Omicron
are to be hosts at a rush banquet
Wednesday evening at King Fur
cafe. Garth Dickens and Joe Beal
are in charge of plans. Speakers
for the affair are Wallace Drake,
the fraternity's first president:
Jack kimball and Henry Graham.
Entertaining for the pledges of
the sorority. members of Alpha
Beta Epsilon are hostesses for a
theater party and buffet supper
Wednesday. Miss Grace Howard
is chairman and has on her COM
mittee Miss Sara Louise Doub and
Miss Jane Ogden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Junior League
Meets Friday
Mrs.. skswis 70 b Hostess -
"Rhodeslsleh" los Reg
uIsr Session

Mrs James Skewis win b
both hostess and tca chair
man for the meeting on FRI
day Afternoon n the Tacoma
Junior League. the first
gathering Of the group during
February. The meeting VIII
he held At sRhosiesleish. the
charming home al Mrs. II. a.
Rhodes. the hostess grand
mother. 1T IntcrlAaken.
Assisting during the tea
hour which viii follow the
2ssn o'cIcek meeting win be
Mrs. Harold pvering. Mrs.
Walter Bauman and Mrs. Paul
Graft.
A. part ~ The educational
program whteh The league started
IN January ~ its 1919 pfnl~ef.
us nossft Islehsfs - the TINT.
veratty ~ Washington art slepert-
meat. sin he presented shsssnx mo
program. ffss tept wtli b. Art
IN Industry
Mrs ! fhiilp wsyerhsss.e>v.
president ~ TIRE funser t~a1us,
siii preside over business matters
Al the meeting
Hsmssw's Aarseey Adams nfesee
chapel maashiy rasluek inn~h<ca
and meeting N the chapel. 80 ~
Assms. moan Thursday. ~. kdnng
y prsiis. guest speaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Annual Reception Saturday
Will Be In Residence Hall
Faculty Members VIII Greet Students at Yearly Affair In
Newest Building c. p. s. Campus; Miss eiekel
Heads Committee in Charge Of Arrangements

Saturday evening from to 10 o'clock the faculty men,
be of the College Puget Sound will be hosts and hosesses
to the students the college the annual faculty reception
The Nomens Residence hall where the reception is be
given has not been formally opened and the guests will
have the privilege of inspecting the building which is the
latest addition to the campus.
Miss Doris Fcke is chairman for the affair and has
stng her Mrs Lyle Ford Drushe charge the program
Miss Blanche Stevens refreshments chairman Miss Linda
Van Norden in charge of decorations Mrs d. d Schneider
in charge of the hall Miss Marjorie Jenkins publicity chair
and Mrs Charles A. Robbins Dr. Helen Mckinney and
Miss Martha Pearl Jones.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
|. D. r. Plans
Annual T ca
Miss Natalie Blk Is Chairman
OF Affair Which Will
Be Held Friday

The annual Friendship Tea,
sponsored by the Lutheran
Daughters of the Reformation
of Bethlehem Lut h er a n
church, will be held Friday
evening at s o'clock. Miss
Natalie Blk is chairman.
Miss Blk will be assisted by
Mesdames o. NJ. Running, A. Fat
land, Beryl C. Fritts. James Nc
Dougall. Misses Dorothy Tollefson.
Kalma Steiro, Marie L. Johnson
and Nora NJ. Johnson.
They will present Miss Norma
Tollefson, who will give a travel
talk along with the showing OF
pictures of her recent trip to
Norway.
A group of Norwegian songs
will be sung by Miss Anna Mix
kelsen. Piano numbers will be
given by Miss Dorothy Johansson,
and violin numbers by Miss Mar
guerite Hansen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

w. G. T. U. TO Marx
Anniversary of Founder

Central W.cT.U. will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
to commemorate the one humid
redth anniversary Of the birth Of
Frances Willard, founder Of the
organization. Mrs Hattie Strong
will be in charge of services at
the meeting. ft
The second Meeting OF the
month, Feb. %. win not be held
but members win instead attend
the Frances Willard luncheon when
Mrs Margaret G.. Munns. national
treasurer will be guest Of honor.
Mrs. r. +. Brock. president Of
Central W.cT.U, Is a member Of
the arrangements committee for
the luncheon.
Norwegian circle, Bethlehem
Lutheran church. will meet Thurs
day for O'Clock luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. OScara Gilbo. 1901
Ia Morton. with Mrs Matilda
Johansen as chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
CL II B s

Tacoma Hairdrrssers' as.ocia-
ton. dinner Wednesday at 7 p. m.
at Hoyt Doughnnt CO. ON 9th ave.
Members viii make plans Tor din
ncra, dances. skating parties For
servations call Proctor iits.
Lydia Phelps tent. No. "a. d. u.
v. meeting Thursday has been
postponed.
AuNiliar, Of Tacoma Temple 81
pythian Sisters. will meet Friday
for 1890 luncheon al the home OF
Mrs. W. r Kerr, $40 SO. Aims
worth.
East Tacoma Rebel.ah Sewing
club meets Thursday In East Side
hall for pot luck luncheon followed
by business meeting. Mira. Fred
Hull and Mrs Harry Gunnell host.
esses
Washington Chapter National
Physiotherapy association will
meet In the Chlldrcn's Orthopedic
hospital, Seattle. at 7.i5 Thursday
evening Miss Bernice Sheriff will
speak on "Occupational Tberapy 4"
Choir Guild Of ST. Luke's Me-
mortal church viii entertain choir
members al dinner Thursday at
$50. Mrs j. V. Mollett In charge
Rehearsals for junior and senior
ohoirs TO follow
Messiah Lutheran Ladies Aid
will meet Thursday In the church
parlors for n o'clock Luncheon
Hosteases Mesdames John Ydalle.
John Jacobsen. y johnson. Al. Ais.
gard. and Miss Carrie Lund
sponsor card party Wednesday
evening al : o'clock In the school.
So 43d and Cedar plnochle and
500. Refreshments and entertain
ment
Dfstiny Court, Aniarantb, VIII
give a luncheon and card party At
the Broadmoor Thursday at ~ 10.
Loyal club meeting Thursday
has been postponed indefinitely.
Emma y. Shaw Rebelsh lodge
card party Thursday afternoon In
l. o. o. +. club rooms. Fayore.
Mrs. George Kranhold chairman.
Fife M hu klub meets Thurs
day at the home ~ Mrs. Otto
Hanson. Mrs. Tbelma Hanson and
Mrs Lawrence Waldhelm assist.
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
A Big Saving, and It's So
Easy! No Cooking!

tOsFh nfdleIHFs 4suAllY contain .
large quantity u sugar syfup--s Eo,sf
inEFsdisnt, bui one shleh 800 ran cas-
ily make a. hons. Take 2 cups II TrsB.
niaisd suxar sHd ] cup ~ Natsf. sd
stir . fen p0insnis Until dissolved. 80
eOosing No trouble 81 all
Then gsi from y0af druggist 2l4
0gnnes n P3HsEi pour if into ; pal
boiils. aud odd your syrup Tbs gives
yeB fgii pint u ffuiY a0ndsTfai med
ieins Tor coughs due ~ colds II makes
. zeal saving i0f goa, because it Eifss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Breakfa asst
Reservations
Annual Affair OF Woman S
Club Draws Large Guest
Group Friday

Additional reser vations
have been made by Tacoma
club women for the annual
breakfast which the Tacoma
Woman's club will give in the
crystal ballroom of the Hotel
Winthrop Friday morning at
IL o'clock.
Mrs. Calvin w. Stewart,
president of the club, and a
large group of committee
members will be hostess on
the occasion which has come
TO be a charming tradition in
the clubs activities.
Among those who have made
recent reservations for the affair
are Mesdames Robert Ballard,
Frank Balsonso. A. o. Burmoister.
r. b. II. Blakesley. Jennie Castill.
George l.. Converse. Kenneth Clip
pingdale, Joseph Crews, l.. H.
Curran. J. s. Davidson. Adelaide
Flagg. George Franklin. ST. r.
Lands Fry. A. H. Greenberg Nor
ton Gregory. Martha Hamblin. A..
l.. Hart. J. II. Hendry. Frank Hib-
bard Howell, Edward NJ Reyes.
Frank ID. Kinsey. A. f.. Long. r..
Name. Martha Mariana. r.. 1err-
dith. A. f. Miller. n. u. Miller.
Mesdames John Piper, NJ c..
Tennent. +. A. Huntington, clyde
+. Grey, George II. Mullin. A L.
Morris. X. x. Myhre. Minnie Mel
son. Carl Ostlund. Earl Rogers.
T. X. Pirrett. Elizabeth schane.
A. w Schlegel. Fred G. Smith.
Spencer Smith, Jean Spencer,
Sarah Stewart. w. ID. Stewart.
Winfield Sypher. II. !. TRIGGER. r..
V. Violette. II. r.. Walker and r. o.
Webster.
Misses Alice Fay Fullerton.
Emma NOR. Elizabeth Shackel-
ford. Fannie Wayne. Margaret
Wayne
Invited guests Of Mrs Percy
cream Smlln are hTh. ftDhA COPE
land. president Century club Of Sc
attic, Mrs n. D. Larned. junior
past president Of Century club.
Mrs. II. G. piggott. Century club.
Seattle. Mrs. Horace Tarbox. Cen
tury club. Seattle. Mrs. g. NJ. Ne
LOughlin. past state parliamen-
tartan. WSFW.C. Seattle. Mrs
Earl Rogers. Tacoma. and Or J. n
Alley. Medical Lake
Musical mum berE during the
breakfast hour viii b. played by
members Of the Fine Arts trio
Mrs Maxine Erickson johnson.
violin: Miss Charlotte BerRoust,
cello. and Miss Vivian steeiman.
piano.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Rustic Garden Group
To Meet Thursday

Mrs. L. J. Rexroth Will entertain
the Rustic Garden club at her home
in Ashford. Thursday afternoon.
Topics for discussion will be
Weeds Above the Snow" by Mrs,
f. G. Wares, and Dormant Spray
ing" by Mrs C, f. Dickey. .Bo-
tanical drill will be led by Mrs
NJ Z Case
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

Mrs. Fred Myers viii
Be Hostess TO Club

Eidelweiss Study club members
will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred
Myers. Sl1 No. 18th st, Thursday
afternoon at 1890. Mrs. A c.
Leslie will read a paper on "Wo-
mems Rights" as the main part
of the study program. Roll call
will be answered with replies to
the question. Why Should |
Vote ?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
How to Make Better Cough
Syrup Than You Can Buy

fos si0gi four tines 90 mach for ysss
money. IL laAis kssx siaas. nsgsf
sDsiis. sEd shiafea ksgs a.
This j. actually . sarpris.nxiy sssc
tire qsiek aetiax essxh remedy, ins
stahsly. yea feel II takins bod. I, lsss,
sHa The phissn, se,otkss The sfritsts1
membranes sud naksa bfsatbiax sssy.
You've never seea sngfhiBz better for
prompt and pleasing f~saita.
p.nsS i = compound f0sfsisinx Nor,
Nay Pine zsd palatabls Easlseol. 10
eeasfnffHffd form slisst fsliabls
seelhiBg assut fof throat sna bteneAisl
membranes. Money reinnded II 10
doesn't please you In every ssy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Study Group viii
Continue Psychology Topic

Mrs. NJ. X Steichen. 563s No.
Junett. will be hostess to members
of Astraea Study club. Thursday
for l o'clock dessert luncheon. The
group will continue a study of
psychology, taking for this meet
ing's round table discussions
Mental Hygiene" and Person
ality"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
en'er'sins Birthday Club
al Luncheon

Mr. Amanda Sandegren. who
celebrated her birthday anniysr-
Bsry. Wednesday entertained
members Of birthday club At the
home Of her son and daughter in
lsW. Ar. and Mrs Paul Sandegren.
s27 50 Sheridan. al ] O'Clock
luncheon.
Guests were Mesdames Matilda
King. who celebrated her slst
birthday on Monday John Lind.
berg. Alfred Paulson. Charles
Holmes. John Paulson. Carl Roaene
and Albert Wekeil.
y Sewing club meets with Mr..
u l. Jenkins. III 10 Aingworth,
Thursday for u: luncheon.
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To Entertain FRANKIE LOBBY
Jones Group Friday

Mrs. Luella Weilmhn win enter
tain members n Frank Tol.y
Jones Home circle 10 AZ the Under
the Elms tea room On broadway
Friday afternoon at II 20 O'Clock.
New officers Who viii h. present
are Mrs a = Outouse. president
Mrs George Sewbegin. vice preai-
Tent. and Mrs. Rose Mckay. seefs-
tary-treasufer
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Aneelus Club 70 Meet
thursday Afternoon

Mrs. Herbert limerick will en-
terrain members of Angelus Study
club at 1890 o'clock Thursday at
her home, 1l21 No. 10Th. A bust
ness meeting and program will be
held following the luncheon.