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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
$4,000 Estate
Goes To Ireland

LINCOLN, Neb.-John c. Down
ing. Lincoln restaurant cook, died
10 years too soon
When his hsf-sister. Mrs. Jen-
ME Devlin. died in ST. Louis Nov.
$. 1855 she left Downing $4,000
Attorneys for the estate learned
that he last was heard from here
in 1855
Attempts 70 locate him were fu-
tile until a newspaper reporter.
tracing his activities from city d.
rectOry listings and former en-
ployers. learned that he had died
al the Lancaster county poor farm
here in 1929. The SIS. 900 will be
given TO other relatives in ireland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
STAMP NEWS

pEPRESENTING so subjects.
~ the 1899 wild life poster
stamps are now available, either
through the state fcderatlonS or
direct from the National Wild
Life Federation headquarters. In
vestmeni building. Washington, D.
{. An album containing both the
1898 and 1899 issues IS also avail
able.
Strikingly reproduced in colors.
the poster stamps, one Of which Is
shown above. include birds tup-
lane anne birds and song and in
ScctiVorous speclcS). mammals.
fish. trees xd wild flowers. The
originals are from paintings by
eminent American artists. Re
turns are 10 be devoted 10 res,ors-
ton OF wild life over the nation.
The series will be continued from
year 20 year.
Postmaster General Fsrley's
philatelic truck. which was TO
have toured the nation 10 make
II stamp conscious. Is having trou-
bic getting started Its construe-
ton Is months behind for the FIRST
thing. and now the House Appro-
priauons committee has refused
a gran; o, $500 for its operation
PhllaieliSis. therefore. arc raining
protests these days on Edward 7.
Taylor. Colorado, heading the
House committee
Interesting new issues:
Llihuania: series OF four hori-
zontzl pictorisls commemorstlng
the goth anniversary Of lndepenc-
encc, Poland: four values for the
international SKI competition, de-
Signs same for each.
Copyright 1883, NEA Service. lne-)
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we think wee in the Hall Of
Fame but we aren't SURE" wrote
Dorothy Anne Hobson. the 10
year-old editor.
The National Library OF ANA
teur Journalism has requested q
complete file OF the Star, 20 be
placed in the. Benjamin Franklin
Memorial in Philadelphia. The file
win be found and win rest there
for 1000 years"
valsetx citizens were pleased,
but definitely not surprised They
have been shock-proof ever since
the fall Of 1887. when Dorothy
Anne founded the Star and enunci-
ated its policy.
I'VE believe said the edi.
tor. then only eight, "in hem-
lock. fIr, kindness and Repub-
ncanA."
The Star has hewn 70 that
llne ever since. and II has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
GOLD BOOM REPORTED
IN new SOUTH WALES

SYDNEY. Australia With gold
commanding a higher market price
than ever before. thanks % the
United States arbitrary valuation
OF it. Australia IS enjoying a real
gold boom. In New South Wales
alone So 254 600 worth al present
rates was extracted the past year.
TIE Weld 81 el $50 ounces was the
highest since 1916 Two newly
opened mines are now averaging
l 900 ounces weekly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31

missed few publication dates.
There has. however. been one
staff change. Originally. Miss
Nellie Hendriekson was assistant
editor But Nellie who Is the
same age as the editor decided
her future lay IN the movies. and
Franklin Thomas lanother lo-year-
old replaced her.
Dorothy Anne and Franklin
handle the reporting and editing.
but the paper has an angel in
Herbert A. Templeton. an official
of the lumber firm which supplies
the Vslsetz payroll.
Dorothy Anne is not content 20
accept news al face value She
believes in digging out all the
facts. Under the heading society"
this week appears the following:
"Ann r. Hrydon left fer
Salem with Mr.. Lawrence
kribble 10 get her toe fixed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
COUNTY DEMOS
MEET FRIDAY

The largest poliey-msking ses-
sion Of Pierce county Democrat.
since the state convention here
last summer all be held Friday
evening at 7:3o in Eagles hall. SO.
18th and Fawceit. IN response 10
the call Of County Chairman John
". Fishhurne for a more unified
county organization.
He Will preside over the gather
ing which VIII represent al the
coIntys legisla tive districts. and
viii speak on National Organiza-
ton and Problems Other speak
ers. enter tainment and discussion
OF resolutions are slated for the
evening
State Committeeman Hans John
son VIII discuss Democratic Prob
lens Of the State" State Senator
Malstrom. Organization"
and C. Melvin Mckenney, the sub
Jet of "Americanism
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CLYDE PANCBORN WEEDS

SOUTHAMPTON. England -
Clyde Pang born, American round
the-world flier. and Miss Swana
Besueaire Duval. of Paris. were
married Wednesday at Southamp-
ton register office.
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experience will be weighted at Is
pei cent.
The starting salary is $3.50 per
month.
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Mimeographed Valsetz Star
Oregon Coast Phenomenon

VALSETz orThe 500 citizens this
muniy assured Of Immortality
raphd yalsetz which published
It's 'front.'
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They Forgot
to Drive q
GOLDEN
SPIKE

WHEN, on May 10, 1869,
w the Central Pacific met
the Union Pacific near Ogden,
Utah, they drove a golden spike
to mark completion of a great
achievement. That ceremony is
reproduced - complete with
everything from Leland STAN
ford to real locomotives of the
era-in the great outdoor spec
tacle called "Cavalcade" at the
Golden Gate International Ex.
position.
But when the Exposition il
self was completed last Saur.
day, March IS, nobody remem-
bered to celebrate. Too busy!
Actually dedication of the Phil
ippine pavilion meant the last
building was open. Every exhib-
il palace, every foreign build
ing, each state showing was in
operation. Things neared the
impossible 100 per cent. Blu,
who could pause when the
"Folies Bergefe" were going on
over there, Goldman's great
band was playing wonder, and
a thousand other attractions
beekoned from around every
corner.
Yet this occasion meant that
millions of westerners immeci-
ately could start rolling for
Treasure Island - certain that
from then on they'd see ii all.
Early birds will be wisest. Thou
sands who wait for summer are
going to be diaPpointed-not
in this gay, vivaoious Miss
America" of expositions - but
because they'll arrive TOO late
TO plan q second visit
Standard Oil Company
of California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31

II doesn't sound romantic but
IL was.
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Following
Extensive Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie w.
futile Return From
Florida and Cuba

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie W.
futile of Day Island returned
by train this week after an
extensive trip to Florida and
Havana, Cuba. On the way
east they visited in Chicago,
H., and Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. futile attended the
ticket agents convention in
Jacksonville, Fla, for three
days, and while he was in the
sessions, Mrs. Tuttle with
other ladies of the party WIS.,
tied the Oriental Gardens,
Epping Forest ESTATE of Mrs.
Alfred /. du Pont) Little
Church at Manderin," and
Harriet B e e cher Stoves
home.
Afterwards q post convention
educational tour was enjoyed by
Mr.. and Mrs. futile. Points visit
ed included st. Augustine,
Americas Oldest city" Fort
Marion, Orland and Sarasota
where they visited the Ringing
Bros. circus quarters, and the
John and Mahle Ringing Art
Museum.
They then went to Tampa. 60
ing on to 81. Petersburg. via Tar
pom Springs and the Gulf beaches.
They arrived at Lake Wales Nov.
1e and then left for West Palm
Beach, where a sightseeing trip
was made and later the party
went by train to Miami. where
two days were spent. Many trips
were arranged in and about Miami
including visits TO Coral Gables
and Miami Beach. A short visit
was made into the Everglades.
A two days stay IN Havana
was then enjoyed and sightseeing
trips were made To the tropical
back country.
On the return trip from Florida
to Chicago, stops were made al
Atlanta, Chattanooga and Nash
vile, At Chattanooga, the Look
out Mountain trip was made, Mr..
and Mrs. Tuttle inspecting Rock
City gardens and riding down
Lookout Mountain in the steepest
incline railway IN America.
At all stops there were dinner
dances. luneheons. concerts and
other entertainment provided for
the party as well as visits to the
outstanding attractions
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Announce Tea
AZ Clubhouse
Mrs. Berfrem Thomas Re.
veals Plans for Unusual
Program Friday

The American Home de-
partment of the Tacoma Wom-
ans club viii entertain at its
first and only departmental
program and tea at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon in the club
house. Mrs. Bertram 2. Thorn
as, chairman of the depart
ment, has planned a unique
and educational program in
relation to the topic. Prom
Forest to Forest Products
Mr.. Roderie olzendam, director
OF Industrial and Public Relations
for the wsyerhaeuser Timber
company. win direct the program
and introduce several speakers
who will give illustrative talks on
what trees. and the products
manufactured from trees, mean in
the economic and social progress
Of our Northwest"
Mr.. W. n. Price, manager Of the
Reforeststion and Lsnd depart
ment Of the weverhaeuser Timber
company, win use slides in con-
junction with his talk on For
estry"
Mr.. r. T. Titus, Trade Promo
ton department. West Coast Bum.
oermen'S association OF Seattle
VIII speak on Lumber" and Mr.
W. Y. Difford, managing director
OF the Douglas Fir Plvwood 1850.
citation, will talk on ePlywoed.
Mr.. l.. X. Smith. manager Of Mil
Ter Freeman publications and pub.
fisher Of the Pulp and Paper In.
dustry magazine viii have Pulp
As his topic.
As special guests for the pro.
gram, Mrs. Thomss has invitet
Mrs. Robert C. MeCredie az Sc.
attic, past president OF the Wash,
ington state Federation Of Wo-
man's Clubs. Mrs. John Hughes
president OF the Seattle Fedora
tson Of Wcman's clubs: Mrs
Frank n. Henderson az Seattle
state chairman e Public Welfare
ard Mrs. J. NJ. Hutton a. CHS
Harbor, Americsn Citizenship
chairman.
Assisting hostesses VIII Re Mes
damex Paul Mellinees. c. Dwight
Bsll. George r. oSgccd. ". +
Ecgert a. l.. Hart. Elizabeth +
violette. +. =. Siegley and r. A
f4sSiett.
Mrs.. Ethel DuuSesth. preSiaen
o. the ciuh. VIII assist the Gem
rnittee IN receiving guests. Friend
are urged 20 attend the meeting
Mrs C. A. Riskesiev Is IN charF
az Tire tea tshle decorations sn'
Mrs. A. A. wceltel Is social chair
mAn.
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Six Chapters.
TO Convene
P. {. o. Meetings Seized.
uIed for Tuesday
and Thursday

All Of the six Tacoma chap
ters of p. 60. viii meet dur
ing the coming week, sessions
scheduled on Thursday after
noon with the exception of
chapter Bk which will have
desert supper on Tuesday eve
ming.
Books win b the program
topic FOR chapter Bk when Miss
N'inifred Wilder entertslns AZ her
apartment in the Washington. Miss
Beatrice Long win assist her.
chapter OK win meet for their
annual guest day Dec. : vt $50
o'clock AZ the homs Of Mrs Z. c.
Riser. 1ift No. Lawrence st. me
hostess win be assisted during the
AFTERNOON by Mrs. r. r. Knight.
me program win Include a group
Of musical nnmbers@nd Mrs Miles
PARROT win review Our Town"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04

Garden Group 10 Meet
tuesday fer An-Dsy
Chrisimss Meeting

A Christmas party and all
day meeting IL being planned
BY Ophelia Garden club MEM
hrrs for Tuesday at Fishers
rivic center. The meeting has
been called for 1890 o'clock
with luncheon arranged for
noon. Luncheon hostesses win
be Mesdames Frank O. Byrd,
s. A. Bean. John ". Hartley
and George Luckenotte.
Dessert and coffee WIN be served,
members being requested TO bring
sandwiches Mrs. Clarence snthsr
md Mrs. Parker Buck win be IN
charge Of the Christmas vifts
Board members win meet NJ
one o'clock, Mrs. l. y. Waiter pre-
siding, and the general meeting
win FOLLOW at i:3o. The afternoons
program win consist OF a talk on
practical ideas for Christmas
Decoration" by Mr.. Harry Free
man and 4 demonstration IN maxi
ing home decorations and wreaths
BY Mrs. A. L. Daniels. Mrs. r. p.
Wright win have some flower ar
arrangements on exhibition and Mrs.
John Dorsey win make Christmas
torxnFcs.
Those attending are asked 20
bring befried shrubs and other
materials suitable 10 be used In
conjunction with the program.
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by Thorton Wilder. The regular
business meeting win be held at
1850 O'Clock, preceding the tea,
Chapter c is planning a 1880
luncheon at the home OF Mrs,
Tracy Duefeldt 2eos No. 2sth,
with Mrs. ". Y. York and Mrs.
Byron Foreman a. assisting host
esses. After business meeting
the chapter viii be joined by mem
bers Of Ay 70 hear Mrs, Donald
Dilts' report OF the recent supreme
convention at Houston. Tex.
Mrs. NJ. w. Bennett, li16 No.
Cedar win entertain chapter CA at
l o'clock luncheon with a program
following including book review
BY Mrs. J. y. Register. Chapter
BA win hold It's Christmas meet
ing at Mrs. George cortelyou's
home. Mrs. Henry shaw win be
the assisting hostess for the day.
An exenplification OF the ritual is
planned for the program.
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Many informal social affairs will
precede and follow Mondays pro-
gram. Just few OF the scores
planning to see the dancers are
Messrs. and Mesdames Edgar
Densmore, Minot Davis. Andre de
Haseth, Norton Clapp. George Cal
vert. Edward Cartozian. Frank
Carmody, Frank Carnshan. Fritz
Bernsen, Robert Abel. Harold A.
Allen, Lea Bronson, Bernard Bo-
gan, Ted Brown, L. R Bonneville,
A. o. Burmeister. William Ellis,
1r, +. A. Martinetti. Farlin' 3.
Nye. Roderic Olzendam. Harvey
Scofield, cleone Soule, Holmes
Eastwood.
Messrs. and Mesdames George G,
Franklin. George Fisher, Howard
Goold, Edward Gazeli. A. II.
Heath. ". b Hamilton, f. b King
&. O. Lynn. Frank Hickey F. Rod
man Ttcomb, G. Herbert Raleigh.
A, w Wormwood, Louis Wersen,
Or. and Mesdames Charles Engels,
A. w Howe. s. F. Hermann,
s. r. Light. W. X. Pride. Benjamin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
Theme Announced for Party
Club Of Hearts Will Give
yearly Formal Ball at Hotel Winthrop TO Have Bell
Motif; Miss Mary Adelaide Raybould Announces
First Plans for Gay Holiday Event December IS

Bells at Chrsmas-tide will strike note of gayety for
dancing on Christmas Night when most festive of holiday
Dances that sponsored each Christmas by the CLUB OF
Hearts will hold of social interest IN the Crystal
Ballroom of Hotel Winthrop.
Scores of the younger set of them who VIII be home
from college for the holidays anticipating the affair
which the outstanding social activity of the year for the
club
Large bells and small bells beautiful lyery bells and
musical bells will carry out the theme which the committee
hn.a Fo.t H. n,,ea
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Locsl Representative 70
Aftenc Conference

Mr. James Copeland. president
q the third district Veterans If
Foreign Wars auxiliary. VII leave
this weekend Tor Spokane 10 at
tend the first national area confer
enc e BE- conducted by 8 repre-
sentative q tae national president
AEz la s Czhen, Dee. 3. Those
attending VIII b. department and
1i-sIfieL presidents and auxiliary
members from Washington Ore
goa, North Idaho and Montana
Headquarters VIII BE- the Daven-
pcrt hoteI-
Ms. Kathryn Brewer national
en1et G Etzf1s VII preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
PIE d sc Groups
Dance
Alpha Chi Nh and Delta
Kappa Phi Fraternifies to
Entertain Saturday

Saturday evening two pledge
groups at the College of Puget
Sound are honoring the men,
bers Of their respective fra
ternities at informal dances.
The Alpha Chi Nus are dane
ing at the Fircrest club house
while the dance for Delta
Kappa Phi is being given at
the Lakewood Community
Center.
The committee appointed by the
Delta Kappa Phi pledge president,
Robert Elliott, has as its men,
bers Jack Bird. Kahler Lilleberg
and James Frank. Patrons and
patronesses for the dance VIII be
DR.. and Mrs. Philip r Fehlandt,
DR.. and Mrs. Warren E. Tomlin-
son and DR.. and Mrs. Paul B.
Means. Special guests viii include
Miss Lucille Meredith, Robert
Drummond, George Reagan, Frank
Hanawalt and George Ellis.
An incomplete list Of guests in
cludes the Misses Ruth Switzer,
Evelyn Decker, Patricia Glover,
Marijane Lewis, Susan Pinkham,
Jean Callow. Carol Webb. Harriet
Latson, Kathryn Evans, Marie
Jones. Barbara Jacobsen. Margaret
Simpson, Virginia Judd, Kathryn
Woods, Patricia Cannon, Francis
Latson. Betty Wheeler. Frances
Cole, Mary Lou Jennings, Bever-
lee Burrows, Betty Piatt, Jeanne
Rosso. Virginia Fry Dorothy
Hughes, Virginia Smvth, Margaret
Butler, Annabel Miller, Bernice
Christensen. Kathleen Sheriff.,
Margaret Steele. Rita Rae Nor
gan, Muriel Woods, Marion Carson,
Nan Standish, Dorothy Wickens,
Wanda Smith and Rosemary Ne
Elwain.
For the Alpha Chi Nh dance at
Fircrest a Christmas motif has
been planned for the decorations.
The COMMITTEES members as ap-
pointed by Thomas Hill. pledge
president. are Harry Wilson, Bert
Polling, Terry Anderson and Lloyd
Morse. In charge Of the intermis-
sion program are Richard Palmer.
Raleigh Utterhack. ROLAND Lutz
and Robert Hamilton.
Patrons and patronesses for the
dance viii be Dr.. and Mrs. Charles
Battin and Dr. Lyle S. Shelmidine
and guest. Among alumni who
have made reservations for the
dance are the Messrs. Willard
Haines, Valen Honeywell. Ivan
Usher, Francis Guhr, Chester
Doud Charles Curran. Ted Betz.
Jack Leik, Harold Gustafson, Har-
old Tollefson, Harold Brotman.
Glen Brown, James Montgomerie.
Elmer Alskog, Robert Ausness and
Carlyle Horn
Guests viii be the Misses Lola
Duval. Margaret Narnes. Dorothy
Royn, Betty Helm. Eliza beth Bona.
Marguerite kath. Lucille Saugen.
Dorothy Anne Bremen. Dorothy
Schmidt, Alice Loudin. Regina
Hoover. Georgia Sihwepker. Peggy
Walker, Betty Brock. Harriet Pc
terson, Dorothy Aattson, Virginia
Walker. Noreen Stsndal Virginia
Ludwlek. Doris Granlund. June
Warp, Patricia Nicholson. KAY
Farms. Ards Hanson. Dorothy
kaplin. Virginia Mason Jeanne
WOODS. Beverly Soweu. Vera
Heaiy Janice Green and Patricia
CoEtsWOrth.
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Miss Mary Adelaide Raybould is
chairman Of the dance this year
and has announced Miss Martha
Buckley as chairman of the COM
mittee taking the table reserva-
tons for the dance.
Appointed by the club president
to arrange the decorations for the
dance are Mrs. James LePenske,
chairman: Mrs. Philip Giltner and
Misses Mabel Eskildsen, Ruthanna
Nelson. Wyona Diemer and Vir-
ginia Welker.
Brad Brannon and his orches-
ira will play for the dance.
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Mrs. schsupp 70 Entertain
COLLEGE, Club

Members OF st. Martins College
Mothers club win be entertained
at 1:so o'clock dessert luncheon on
Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Frank schaupp, 25oi SO.
X IT. Invitations have been issued
70 an mothers having boys in the
college.
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Reservations Numerous For
Dew Dja Dancers
Program of Dances from Java Bali and Suns+ra TO
Be Presented Monday Evening in Jason Lee
Auditorium 10 Be Occasion for Parties

The appearance of the Dev Da dancers at Jason Lee
auditorium Monday evening is highly anticipated event,
many Tacomans having made their reservations for the
unique program far in advance There fifteen dancers
IN the company which is headed by Miss Dew Da herself
the group being composed OF both men and women.
The program of exotic dances from Java Bali and SUI
mara the second in the artist of the Ladies' Musical
club has delighted audiences all over the conntrv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-04
Amer,cnn rak. senth ann,

American Lake Scath Cauanau-
nifty club win meet on Monday
evening 81 5 O'Clock m the club
rooms a program will be given
by lecsl school children, with a
cniz Tor the members snd their
friends following Business pre-
eeding the proEran.
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Al the entrance to the ballroom
will be a huge bell through which
the dancers win enter, and decorat-
ing the ballroom. in addition to
scores of shimmering bells. will be
a large Christmas tree.
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Terry, Weldon Pascoe, ". A. Nett
hammer. Henry Minton, Norman
Mace, Sidney Mclean, Burton
Brown, J. M Davis
Mesdames Eugene Galloway,
Helen Congdon. Richard Derby.
J. X. Gordon, George Hellar, CAL
win Hopper, Oscar Hushey, S. M
Jackson, Eleanor Kerr, Henry
kloepper. Lincoln Gsult, L. l..
Lamb, William Monroe, Charles
Mason, d. P. Mason. Roger Peck,
Christen Quevli, Calvin Stewart,
Clark Oberlies. Horace Whitacre.
George Wagner. f. r. York and
c. J. Cummings; Misses Marie
HUH, Jaooueline Noel. Beatrice
Long, Anita Derby, Mary Ella
Cook.
Association of Past Noble
Grands viii meet Monday al Il 80
for potluek luncheon at Fishers
Civic Center. Annual Christmas
party following business. Gift ex-
change. Mrs. Mae Bryant, chair
man. Christmas program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
BABY CARNIVAL
SET THURSDAY
GIG HARBOR-Herman Udden-

GIG HARBOR-Herman Udden-
berg post No. 1854, V. +. W., VIII
hold a baby carnival Thursday
evening at Community nall 10
benefit the Junior Drum and Bugle
corps. Plans are being made TO
send the local group to the Depart
ment of Washington V. F. W. en-
campment to be held at Vancou-
yer. l.. NJ. Holt and Stuart Kim
ball will accompany the young
people. Thursday evenings no.
admission-charge program, TO De
omen to the public will feature free
groceries, games, luncheon all eve
ming. and surprises.
The Ladies auxiliary will have
the Book of Human Hearts, which
Governor Martin has signed, al
their meeting.
The Wanna Social club met
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Quistorff Mrs. d. j.
Thomas has planned a surprise
program. -,
The Arts and Crafts club will
work on novelty cushion covers at
the meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. J. Sweet.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Emmanuel Lutheran church OF
Cromwell will meet Thursday al
ternoon at the church for a quilt
ing bee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Randall OF
Belfair and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
. Conklin of Gig Harbor returned
Monday evening from a two weeks
visit to the fair at San Francisco.