The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
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viii give their annual Christmas
oantata next sunday evening
Manager Prince" by Louise :. /
Stsrlin has been chosen and those
taking solo parts VII be Mrs
Margaret Christisnson, Mss syi-
via johnson. Mrs Evelyn Mahaf-
lie. Louis kunschAk. Carl Gersi-
mann and Rev. g. BurzlAff. Miss
csrolyne Gers,mann win be AZ the
piano.
Wednesday afternoo a, :
o'clock the Ladies Aid VIII hold
lie Christmas party in the social
rooms Of the church.
Christmas Program
Sunday evening, Dec IL, Al ! so
At the First Baptist church, 20
selected voices from the High
sehol Glee club under the diree-
ton Of Verne Jennings VIII sing
a group Of Christmas numbers. A
feature Of the program will be the
reading OF The Other Wise Man"
(VanDykel by Mrs. Frederick W.
Hoyt. The public is invited.
Wednesday Fidelis circle Of the
women's council viii meet with
Mrs. Dick Woodruff of West Main
ave. at 2.45 o'clock. Also on We'd
nesday at ? the Willing Workers
circle viii be guests Of Mrs. Archie
Robinson. ITO 9Th ave, n. W. Mrs
Arthur Spooner OF Alderton viii
be hostess for the meeting of
Electa circle Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
The building committee Satur-
day evening made plans to hold
building banquet" in the church
dining rooms Jan. 5.
To Speak In Chehalis
| Rev. Philip Graf. pastor OF the
First Baptist church, will spend
Friday and Saturday at Chehalis
as guest speaker at the Young
Peoples weekend at the First
Baptist church of that city. He
win speak at both the Friday and
Saturday evening banquets.
The Women's council OF the
First Christian church will serve
luncheon Thursday from IL until
Il o'clock with Mesdames Otis
Lyon. Ed Ridge. Roy Anderson,
James Yazzolino and Allan Goel-
ger hostesses. The business meet
ing to follow will be conducted by
Mrs. c. F.. Law with Mrs. Andrew
Pearson leading the devotions.
Mrs. Harold Scott has arranged
the program, the topic Of which
will be THE Worlds Need for q
Real Christmas"
/ Mrs. DougaI Passes
Mrs. Josephine Dougal, IS, died
Sunday evening at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Ada Holver-
son, COG S. Meridian St She
came TO the state IS years ago
from British Columbia and had
lived with her daughter for the
past four and a half years.
Besides Mrs. Holverson. she is
survived by a son. Julius Dougal
OF Osborne, Ida; four grandchil-
dren; one great grandchild; a
brother. Henry Racine OF Grand
Forks. n. d., and a sister. Mrs.
Frank Crosby OF Puyallup. Wrig-
ley and Clements Will announce
funeral arrangements.
Bullock Services
Mrs. Emma n. Bullock. 81, a
resident here for the past IA years.
j died at the family home. 1872 Attn
st, s. f.. Saturday evening. She
came here from California. Mrs
Bullock was a member OF the
Christian church and the Order OF
; the Eastern Star at Museotah
kas.
Surviving are sister. Mrs
Sarah VanMeter in Florida, and
nieces in California, Oregon, Mon
. tsna and Florida. among then
Mrs. c. II. johnson of PuyanuT
! and Mrs. Irene Taylor OF Tacoma
Funeral services viii be he'd
= Tuesday at o'clock at the Wug
ley and Clements chapel aftei
which Mrs. Taylor win accompany
the body to Muscotah for burial
Custer Circle
Custer circle, Ladies Of ih'
G. A. r. Sewing club viii NEE
with Mrs. Bertha Benton al th'
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Made
Christianson. 40 N. Meridian n
for the Christmas party Wednes
day. Luncheon viii be served a
1870. There viii be an exchang,
Of gifts.