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Reservation Made for
Auxiliary Gard Party

Mrs. Lester Clark, junior vice
president of the Ray c. Roberts
auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, and general chairman of
the annual officers luncheon and
card party to be held Thursday at
Fishers civic center, announces
final plans have been completed
for what promises TO be the out
standing affair OF the year. Lunch
con will be served at 1890 to be
followed by cards. Spring flowers
will decorate the room. Mrs. Clark
Is being assisted by Mrs a. L.
Morris, auxiliary president, and all
other auxiliary officers.
Tables have been reserved by
Messrs. A l.. Morris. Frank Bal
sano, J. +. Thedans, ID. Lanioreaux.
T. y. Gribblc, Max Walters. A. w.
Schlegel, Guy Il. Melton, l.. w.
Craig. M. ID. Redfield, Lyle Bur-
CESS. II. II. Watson, j. NJ. kanzler,
Frank Rybin. Laura Bender, Mary
Renkcr, Lester Clark, George
Sides, A. f. Hofstad. A. d. Acker-
ley, Raymond Lee. Frank Mariana,
Albert Ray, Andrew Olson, John
Mariana, NJ. &. Laven. o. c.
Fletcher, Robert Ballard, Arthur
Holman. William Craig. John c.
Bjorklund, Arthur Jordan.
Further reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. Morris, GA.
4791 or Mrs. Schlegel, PR. $500.
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Vida Chapter 10 Meet

Vida chapter. o. f.. s.. VIII have
its last meeting OF the year Tues
day evening In the Gothic room OF
the Masonic temple. Miss Pearl
Cronandcr. worthy matron, and
Rudolf Boman, worthy patron. VIII
preside. The short business meet
ing will be followed by a program
consisting Of a play by students Of
the Rsdford drama school and ac-
Gordon solos by Mrs. Pearl Chris
topherson. Easter wall be the
theme for the decorations at the
supper table Refreshments viii be
served by Mrs. Elizabeth Young
and her committee.
Jolly Is club meets Thursday
with Mrs. f. DuCharme. 3ils So
9th St. for a u O'Clock luncheon.
Mrs. Martin Ryall Will preside.
Ladies' auxiliary. st. Paul'a Dan
ish Lutheran church will sponsor
motion picture and lecture on
China by Walter suffer al 3
o clock Friday in the Danish Broth
erhood hall, 1888 Tacoma ave Also.
apron sale and refreshments.
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Dinner Dance
For Crottos
Tacoba+ TO Be Hosts Friday
Al The Firs; Seattle
Guests Expected

Tacobat Grotto will be host
at a dinner dance anticipated
as one of the highlights of the
spring season by those af-
filiated with Tacobat Grotto
on the evening of March 81
at 1880 o'clock.
The Tacobat membership
will be joined for the occasion
by Angora Grotto of Seattle
at The FRS, on the Mt. Ia
coma highway.
Dinner viii be served at 7:30
o'clock with dancing from 9 to Il.
Clever specially numbers have
been arranged for the evening by
Delford McAllister, entertainment
chairman. assisted by Milton J.
Evans. Elaborate spring decora-
tions will be used in the dining
and dancing halls
Monarch Ralph Campbell Of
IdcODdt GfOttO mas EXTENDED All
invitation to all Grotto members
and their wives and all members
of the Masonic order and their
wives and friends, to join with
Tacobat Grotto for a gala evening.
Benjamin D. Ecker, past mon
arch. is general chairman, assisted
by Past Monarch Clarence W. Har-
low Of the Tacobat committee, and
are cooperating with Monarch
George Middlemas, chairman of
Angora Grotto, in completing de-
tails for the party.
Others on the Tacobat com
mittee are Robert Linroth. Harry
Esborg. II. NJ. Tillotson, IT., Ray
Sherman. Leslie E. Squires. Milton
J. Evans. James Dowie and Del
ford McAllister.
Reservations may be made by
calling p. D. Ecker. GA 3571, c.
W. Harlow. BR 1929, or William
2. NichoH, BR 2l5l.
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Miss Ethel Grange ~ rac0ms
gaS IN Frcdsrieks0n Thursday. the
dinner guest Of Miss Anita An
dersOn.
Mrs. l.. Canon Of Frederickson
was honOred by = group Of friends
Tnursdsy afternoon At q birthday
party given al her home.
New residents Ia the town are
Mr.. and Mrs. James CrOHell and
family WIN have recently come
from California.
Mr.. and Mrs y. J. Anderson
nave AZ house guests this week.
Mrs. Susie Gepbsrdt and Mrs.
Lura Aedders Of Elma. Wash.
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Civic Music
Ends Season
Nathan Milstein's Concert in
First Baptist Church Is
Last OF Series

Held by the spell of Nathan
Milstein's superb playing,
members of the Tacoma Civic
Music association Monday
night enjoyed the final and
perhaps the finest of the sea-
sons concerts. The young
Russian violinist is, indeed,
among the greatest artists of
the present day. With the
touch of master, he drew
from his Stradivarius the
sheerest beauty of sound.
His technical skill, his purity
and richness of tone, will long be
remembered by all who heard him.
The program was particularly
well arranged, including Vivaldi's
Sonata in D major" Bach
"Chaconne, Sonata in F major,
Opus "a" by Beethoven, Two
Caprices" and Concerto in D
major" by Paganini. Milstein's
brilliant Interpretation of Bach's
"Chaconne' was rare treat, and
one of the highlights of the eve
ning's performance. At the piano
Mr.. Milstein was assisted very
capably by Arthur Balsam.
There could have been no more
fitting close to another crafty
ingly successful Civic Season"
than the concert at the First
Baptist church last night.-D. T..
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Plan Annual
Spring Affair
Church Women 10 Sponsor
Luncheon at First Bsp-
fist April 10

The annual all-church lunch
con for women of all denomina-
tons in Tacoma and Puyallur
valley will be held Tuesday,
April 18, in the lower temple
of the First Baptist church.
Meeting to formulate plans
for the affair, members of the
executive board Of the Tacoma
Council Of Federated Church
Women gathered Friday un-
der their president, Mrs. Ben
Brandt.
Luncheon VIII be served at IL 80
by women of the church. under the
direction OF Mrs. r p Hanson and
her committee. Presidents OF all
societies In the city will act as
hostesses at the many tables. The
rainbow theme will predominnte In
decoration. pastel shades being
used in various ways.
The newly-electcd officers OF the
council include: President, Mrs.
Ben Brandt. first vice president.
Mrs. Minnie Hines, second vice
president. Mrs. Josephine Sulston /.
third vice president. Mrs J. r.. Til
ton fourth vice president. Mrs.
Thomas YinglinR. fifth vice prcal-
dent, Mrs. George Cunning m Z:
recording secretary. Mrs. &. M
RockafellOw; treasurer. Mrs. Tut
ton clifford; junior past president.
Mrs. W. II. Coffman. The depart
ment heads include Mrs. Olney
Mercer. program. Mrs. William
Quest. missions. Mrs Thomas
Swayze, international relations;
Mrs. George Cole. home and mar.
riHYc
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of wo
astern States
Mary Ball Chapter Meets
With Mrs. Cronkhite
For Program, Tea

Mrs. +. J. Cronkhite was
hostess TO members of Mary
Ball chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, when
they met at her home on
South Cushman ave. Monday
afternoon. The day was cele-
brated as Maine and North
Carolina Day." the various
speakers telling something of
those states which ties up with
early history of Washington.
In the absence of Mrs. Percy
Creath Smith. regent, Mrs. John
Forkenbrock, vice regent, presided.
Mrs. J. II. kitlar was program
chairman.
The first speaker of the after
noon was Mrs. G. r. Kirk who
represented North Carolina. Her
paper. concerning Joseph Lane,
who interceded in congress for the
separation of Oregon territory
into two parts, was prefaced by
her reading OF the North Carolina
state song. Joseph Lane was the
son of John Lane, who came from
England in the 18th century and
settled in North Carolina. follow
ing the footsteps OF Sir Walter
Raleigh, first colonizer of the
state.
Mrs. Marcus Davies, guest
speaker read a paper on the life
of Isaac Stevens. first territorial
governor of Washington. Gov.
Stevens lived in Maine for a short
time during his boyhood. Col.
Elisha p. Ferry. for whom the
Ferry museum is named, was the
subject of Mrs. c. A. f. Maui
bert's talk. Col. Ferry was twice
territorial governor of Washing
ton.
Five new members were taken
into the group Monday afternoon,
two. Mrs. Russell Stalcup Baker
and Mrs. Thomas Patrick Turner,
being new members of the chap
ter's Junior group. New senior
chapter members are Mrs. John
Burton Keener Mrs. Mary Napier
and Mrs. Frederick Carruthers.
Pouring at the tea hour which
followed, were Mrs. Stanton War
burton and Mrs. n. f. Walton.
Assisting hostesses were Mes
DANES c. A. f. Naubert, William
Mann, w. Smith, Ada Clifford. G.
r. Kirk and w. B. Maltby. A
lace cloth centered the tea table
which was laid with heirloom
silver and centered by golden daft
fodils.
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be Mrs. Harry Cessford and James
r. Jones. The other elective Of
fieers are Mrs Arthur Hansen,
Mrs, Thomas Armstrong. Mrs.
thurman GiyonE Mrs. Andy Lar
sen and Mrs. Nellie Hughes. The
appointiye officers include Mas
Beatrice Bcnston. Miss Jean Cam
eron. Miss Mary Thompson, Mrs.
Milton Becmcr. Miss Margaret
Guy. Mrs. Jack Boice, Miss Beat
rice Cooper. Mrs. Harry Durant.
Mrs. o. H. Ridgeway. Miss Libby
Weaver. Mrs M. u, johnson and
Edward Reid.
s. NJ. Lccrone, retiring royal
patron. will be the installing Of
fiecr. lie VIII be assisted by Mrs
Charles BENJAMIN, retiring royal
matron. as marshall. and Ray +.
Frederick. as aide. Others assist
ing with the installation are Mrs.
Warren Gilman. m secretary. Mrs.
Howard Smith. ms prelate, and
Miss Alberta Edit. ms musician,
The entrance of the officers will
be preceded by song. open the
Gates of the Temple sung by
Mrs. A. MacDougal.
Mrs. Stoekridge has selected the
| following officers To assist in the
coronation ceremony. which fol-
lows the installation: Mrs. A. ".
Ridgway ms browning matron
Mrs Ray r. Frederick. marshal (.
Mrs George Sweeney. standard
bearer. Mrs Cora Jepson and Mrs.
Harry Walker, marahals IN the
east and west Mrs. Thomas Arm
strong. crown bearer, and Edward
Reid ms sword bearer. The honor
guard will include tho following
Sir knights. George Sweeney,
Peter Gammeltoft. =. y. Petersen.
Hugh Loomis. Alex Law and Luke
Scholl. The flower bearers viii
be the 1889 matronh-elect. During
the coronation march, Mrs. Louis
j. Musoek viii sing.
The uncrownlng Of the retiring
matron. Mrs. Charles Ben jamln.
viii also be an impressive cere-
mohy ana VIII pfecebe the tnHtnls
lation. Mrs. o. H. Hldgwny Will
be uDcrownlng matron, Mrs.
Loren Anderson. crown bearer.
Mrs. =. NJ Lecrone. flag bearer.
Mrs. Lillian Weber, standard
bearer, Miss Gertrude gustafAon.
musician, and Mrs, Dora Craig.
soioist. The flower bearers arc
Mrs. Andy Larsen, Mrs. o. v.
Brunswick. Miss Mary Thompson.
Miss Margaret Guy. Miss Bcrnioe
Bolin, Mrs Grace Clarke. Mrs.
y. D. Henderson. Mrs A. y. stei-
del. Mrs Hugh Loomls and Mrs
Jack Boice,
Iutermlssion music viii be fur.
nlshed by Estey scholl. while
Frank Goodnough will Hing at the
conclusion Of the program.
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Musical numbers on the program
for the dinner will include a group
of songs by the Adelphian Choral
society, directed by Prof. John Paul
Bennett, Monastery Pakrovsky;
HaIleluJa,a by Wihtol Trad
Nuka,' a Latvian frolic. and an
other Latvian song, a spiritual,
I'm Happy Anna with a solo by
Miss Annabelle Lem.
Mr.. Leonard Jacobsen of the COL
lege piano department, viii play
"Valse" in A flat by Chopin, and
"Etude" in f flat by Liszt.
Among faculty and staff men,
bers who have made reservations
are Dean and Mrs. John ID. Reg
ester. Mrs. Lyle Ford Drushel, DR..
and Mrs. Charles Battin. Prof. and
Mrs. John Paul Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellery Capen, DR.. and Mrs.
Coolidge o. Chapman, Prof. wal
ter Davis. DR.. and Mrs. Philip
Fehlandt, Miss Doris Fickel. MI.
and Mrs. Arthur L. Frederick, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Grant, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Henry, Or. and Mrs.
S. r. Hermann, Mr. and Mrs. o,
Floyd Hite, Mr.. Leonard Jacobsen,
DR.. and Mrs. J. p. Jaeger, Miss
Marjorie Jenkins. Miss Martha
Jones, Mr.. Melvin o. kohler.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. McMillin, Mr..
and Mrs. Christian Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Perry. DR.. and
Mrs, Raymond Powell. Miss Helen
J. Mckinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. A Doug
las Rugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo j.
Frank, DIR. and Mrs. Marvin
Schafer, DR.. and Mrs. Raymond
Seward, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Rath,
DR.. and Mrs, Robert Sinclair, Mr..
and Mrs, James Slater, Mr.. d.
Robert Smith, Miss Blanch Stew
ems, DR.. and Mrs. Warren Tomlin-
son, Miss Linda Van Nordcn, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Wheeler, DR.. and
RS. Frank Williston, Miss kath-
crime Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Darrell J. Thomas, Mrs. Carol
Angst, DR.. and Mrs. Somers
Sleep. Mrs. Edna w. Cheney, Mrs.
David Ferguson, Miss Jean Hart
man, Mr. Richard d. Smith, Miss
Donna White, Miss Grace Johnson
and Miss Faith Simpson.
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Op'imissus Club 10 Meet
With Mrs. Erickson

Mrs Clarence Erickson viii be
hostess at her home at 1923 So
eth ST Wednesday evening for tho
regular meeting Of the optimissus
club. The meeting has been called
for $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Russell c. Neff. Mrs. Les
Engherg and Mrs. E. p Olson Will
be the assisting hostesscs. while
Mrs. Bert Harrison will be IN
charge of the meeting. Members
will start work on a new layette
during the evening. A late supper
will follow.
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Compliments Brother
On Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ford enter
tained recently AZ birthday party
honoring Mrs. Fords brother. Mr.
John Marsh ~ Seattle Dccora-
lions and games carried out "A II
Pairick.s theme.
Relatives and close friends Who
were guests are Nj and MIS-. J..
Hamilton. Mrs Frank Maxwell
win Frank and Maxine Maxwell.
sli Of Eai0ngilie. Mr. and Mrs W.
Cooley and sons. Clifford and Jay.
Hr. and Mrs. r. Cooley. Nj and
Mrs Kenneth Jones and daughter
Janet. all ~ spansWay. and from
Tacoma Mrs.. y. Campbell Miss
Father Hiil. and Eugene. Lila Mae
and Shirley Anne Ford. children
~ Mr. ana Ms Ford
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Girls' Choir 70 Give
Series OF Concerts

During the Easter season The
girls choir of Westminster Pres
hstertan church VIII give series
Of concerts at various churches.
On April 2. the concert viii form
pari of the sseninE service at the
Oakland Presbyterian church. and
on April is the choir VIII present
A concert Al the Bethany rre-hy.
terrain church. Other programs
are also 10 be presented.
The choir consists Of II members
ranging from 10 10 ~ years ol
age. The director IL Mary Mschle
and the accompanied Miss Kathryn
Bell.
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Paani. dining loou. ~ vvslllDllI
pau: publicity. Mrs Rene CNrisesn.
others WIN will asatst sra Mo-
DANES A. J. kvpha. y. j. Mcftuw.
an. Cora button. Misses Mary
wollery. Lillian younhsr, 49,
Zhender, MuFtei MuIltna. Sellte
ragnl aud Grace Mst1~niels.
For thoss VIA are unacqustuted
with the location uf tho schuol.
arrows will mark Tho ruute from
Union ave. west On the Stsilscoem
boulevard.
Tacoma circle, Ncsaleessft cluA
meets Wednesday 1T the home u
Mrs Charles Eifers. J7ts ~. nth
~. Luncheon IN prscsde meeting
Mrs. q. A. uilI In charge.
AasliIary h ~ ssssssravwssa
win meet Tuesday evening ~ :
o'clock N thy Pythian temple. Mrs.
w. r. Hunter will prsalds.
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Entertain Informally
Saturday Evenino

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred regard were
hosts Saturday evening at an in
formal party in their home. Guests
were Mrs. V. NJ. Preston, Mrs.
Anna Lehman. Mr. and Mrs. w.
Edmund, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lemon,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ross. and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Selby. Cards were played
during the evening and the hostess
served a late sNpper.
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Two Entertain al Surprise
Birthday Party

A surprise birthday party vss
given Monday by Mrs. Fred Lind
holm and Mrs. William Reynolds
a. the latter's home ct sos No. NJ
ST. comphment!ng Mrs. Lind
holm's mother, Mrs. Violet Faul.
The table was appointed with crys-
tai. with a oenterpiece Of dsffo-
dis fanked by green tspers.
Guests were Miss Jusnita john
son. Mrs. Minnie Boyle. Mrs. Ben
jsmin Lunan. Mrs. Clarence Boyle,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcknight and the
guest Of honor.
Ladies' auxiliary Of the Lumber
and Sswmill Workers union No.
28i, card party and luncheon Wed
nesdsy at the meeting nall. 407
50. 18th ~. Luncheon, II noon
cards, O'Clock.
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aculty of CPS Plans
Birthday Affair for I odds
President 70 Be Honored at Tacoma Hotel "Wednesday
Evening; Mrs. j. P. Bennett in Charge Of Arrange
nents; Proors I'M TO Include Musical Numbers

FACULTY members of the College of Puget Sound their
wives and special guests will honor DIR and Mrs. Edward
odd at dinner party the occasion of Dr. Todd birthday
Wednesday evening in the Tacoma hotel Mrs. John Paul
Bennett chairman of the affair and is assisted by Miss
Doris Fleke dinner Mrs. Marvin Schaefer
program, and Mrs. Coolidge Chapman, decorations.
Senator Walter Davis will present toast to Mrs. Todd
and Mrs. Charles Robbins will honor DR.. Todd
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Son Born TO DonnelIys
In Manila. P. |.

Word has been received in Ia
coma of the birth of a son, their
first child, to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Donnelly of Manila, P. l. Mr.
Donnelly has been stationed in the
Philippines for the past two years.
Mrs. Donnelly is the former Miss
Myrtle Bailey Of Tacoma, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bailey,
1903 So. Adams st.
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Luncheon Is Surprise

Honoring Mrs. Mark Bryant Of
University place. surprise birth
day luncheon was given Friday
afternoon at the honor guest
home by a group of her friends.
Those present were Mesdames
Alonzo Nye. Robert Jensen, LaRue
Moran, Ralph Shugar. Earl Easter
day Bud Bolstad, Tony Nymon
and Mr.. Bryant and Mr.. Bolstad.
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Hosts al Late Supper Party

were hosts at their home at 1916
So. Union ave, recently to a group
of friends who shared an informal
evening of games followed by a
late supper.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Wrye, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Van
Nicer. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hard
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Among,
Miss Vivian Blowers, Messrs. Earl
Miller, Frank Blowers, Alvin
Wrye and Hal Gano.
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Mrs. Clark Gould to Speak
Before Arts. Science Club
Speaker VIII Review The pssrios" and "RssehMs ~ ~
sssn" ~ Wednesday Aitsresa's ssssiem
Members WIN Invite eussss

Mrs Clark Gould win be speaker Of the Afternoon q IT,
meeting OF the Arts and Science club Wednesday ~ ~
Womans clubhouse. Mrs. Gould. who WIN review Poo1J
Bucks The Patriot and Nora Wan's Reaehue t. Tho
Stars will be presented by Mrs. B. Mathie6on. fhe
Patriot il OF interest the authors newest story
modern China and has been referred 10 By criA ~ one
of Mrs, Bucks best literary efforts.
Wednesday afternoon win also he guest day" for NOM
beers the club The program will begin 1T o'clock with
Mrs Walter NJ Smell club president, greeting members on8
their guests
Mrs Merle Leedy hostess
WIN he assisted IN. ,s. visi,sser Nns Anrswsss
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skating party "Wednesday evening
between the hours Of p;3O and ~
o'clock. Mas Ellen Anne LnngIow
Il general chairman for the affair.
Members ~ the ticket COMMITTEES
are tho Misses BETTY Ann Holmes.
Rachel Post and Lorraine pumsn,
The Misscs June Warp. Alice
Hamsiin. Marjorie Lewsas, and
Guyncth Nedervoid arc In charge
Of publicity,
Missionary Society 10 Meet
The Foreign Missionary society
Of Falkland Methodist Episcopal
church will present 4 program 1t
\ o'clock Wednesday evening In
honor OF Founders day. Speaker
Of the evening win be DIR. George
w. Dunlap Of Tacoma. who recent
~ returned from the Philippine In.
lands. A group OF musical num-
bers viii complete thc program.
The public Ia cordially invited.
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Mrs. P. 6. Smith
Visits in Portland

Mrs. Percy Creath Smith Is
spending some time in Portland
the house guest of Mrs. John Y
Richardson. Mrs. Richardson is
national Americanization chairman
OF the Daughters of the American
Revolution.
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Nsfads Chapter TO Install


Narada chapter. 10. lB7. order
II Eastern star. viii install new
officers for the coming year ~ 4
O'Clock Saturday evening In the
Masonic temple a. Ashford
Officers 70 be installed arc Mrs..
Irene Dickey. worthy mAtfou Ar.
F &. T. Carmichael. worthy patron I.
Mrs.. Erns Harmier. associats ma
iron: Mr. Norman q. Jaamer. ar
sociate patron. Hr1 Clara Hurd.
secretary. Mrs.. Belle King. trea-
surer; Mrs. Ruth Case, c0nduc-
tress. and Mrs. Mona Hall. assOcl-
ate conductress.
Midland Improvement club VIII
meet for a social evening Tuesday
At $50. The WPA dance class viii
entertain.
Canadian Legion auxiliary card
party ] p m. Thursfay Al the
home II Mrs. Eric Rossitsr, i0is
80. 43d At.
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man. win he assisted At the lea
-. -. - -.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

INSIST ON THESE fEA1uRES
Control Of revolving speed Of bowl in.
sures thorough mixing. Portable mixer
that lifts off the stand with one hand. :.
single switch speed control. full power at
all speeds. :. fulldepth beaters in one unit
Evening star., 1939-04-09

Scene the eorden from THE Third Cross" with left
right Edwod Boees Peter Vincent MeQunn JONES' John
the Romon soldier the background forecasts the osedy
follow. Star Stan Photos by Kellogg
Evening star., 1939-04-09

Q Give a trim, athletic set to
that new Spring suit! Get in
to Jockey, Americas sensa-
tional new-type underwear.
Masculinized to fit every
,uhere! No bulk, no bind
hence no squirming. Pat
ented Y-frOnt construction
gives mild, restful support.
Angled opening never gaps.
The Valley settler., 1939-01-13
GOOSE BAY DOCK. EEhTIrG
 COMPLETION

Winter work at Goose Bay has been closed down for tie Wta-ec with arpr roxima tely anvther months work left to complete the dock and warehouse.
 The dock has beon built out 60 feet from the shore, the frame for the Wanehouae @as Lean tool- pletod and a we'll has been dr1Ll~ cd TO feet deep- In addition: Q mes shCuso has been conn lereG, About 25o piles were driven with a pile driver built in Anchorage and assembled at Goose Bayo This work was de1ayed by the loss of Q pile driver on Cook Inlet being towed from Cown the Inlet when it was losts
 Three men are still at Gosse Bay corp1oting work on the Wello Mater Was found at the 67 foot level.
 Another 25o piles remain to be driven next spring, extending the dock out another 50 feet to deep Watora The pilinG como from Point Possession and Nonai. The warehouse will meauro 36 by 100 feet when conn olotodo It will have a loading platform and other facilities for handling freight. The buildin3 is on the ahoro. The Goose Bay Wharf and Trading Company purchased connery
 building in KasiIof measuring 30 by 400 feet and two stories high. Material from this bui ld- ing was used for dock flooring and other phases of the project at Goose Bays
 The dock at Goose Bay is connect
The Valley settler., 1939-01-13
HEALTH 7!UESE 1T IKE

ll-l-II-LL -!Ul.oL LL IlLl Through the facilities of the Pctcrnal and Child Welfare q Pup -Jc HoaIta nurso, Mrs Pauline JOl nscn. Is in Palmer, who will 2oo15cvo pn53 l tho arrival Of po1qeonont ou1'ec, Whi ch is expo ctcd about 7obuery 25. 1.1,e. , o!2ason ia probably woll &C., q,2ez2lroC ul5h many Of the people ol tra valley by this tino, whore sllo has made Visitso
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The Valley settler., 1939-01-13

We arc happy to announce tho en- gagomcnt of Miss Janet Bor5os, teacher in tho Palmer school, to Barber Edward of Anchorage. Miss Eorgcs is rosigning her position on tho teaching staff and will leave for her homo in Anchorage today.
 Wo regret to loso Miss Borgos . but unito in extending our sincere concrarulat ions and best wishes
 for futuro success end happiness .
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