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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-15
By BILL PORTER AND GEORGE SCARBO
T. M. RRQ. 0. 6. PAT, QFR

Judith King born in Dallas Texas, January 25, 1920 .. was discovered eating lunch in the Par amount commissary with Johnny Downs has appeared in two pic- lures the latest being Paris Honey moon" weighs li0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Board F etes
Organization

Retiring board members
and officers headed by Mrs,
Elmer Petersen, president OF
the Ladies Of kiwanis, were
luncheon hostesses on Monday
at the home of Mrs. c. o.
Lynn.
Covers were laid for 40
members of the organization
who met later in the afternoon
to elect new officers.
Centering the luncheon table
was pottery bowl filled with yell
low daffodils and freesias. Tall
yellow tapers were set In smaller
bowls OF blossoms. Mrs. Pierce
Powers played piano numbers and
Miss Dorothy Padfield gave a
reading.
New officers are: Mrs. Harold
Mann. president; Mrs. Archie Nc
Lean, jr., vice president. Mrs. Max
Paulson. recording secretary. and
Mrs. Guy Pierce, corresponding
secretary. New members OF the
board OF directors are Mesdames
Elmer Petersen, Roland Hill. Nor
ris Kleiner and J. r. Burkey.
Ladies OF Kiwanis Will sponsor
n return appearance Of the Tacoma
Drama Leagues play. ice Bound"
by Owen Davis. Monday evening
In the Little Theater OFF Carr st.
Mrs. Archie Mclean. jr., Is chair
man of the event.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Players Offer
Scotch Drama
Lakewood Group 70 Present
Sir James BArris's PlAy
March 9 and 10

The locale chosen by Sir
James Barrie for hts play.
What Every Woman Knows"
TO be presented at the Lake
wood theatcr on March . and
10. Is that of 1'hrums. County
Angus. Scotland. and strange
~ enough J. X. Gordon. who
plays one Of the major roles.
was born and reared In very
much OF the tradition Of the
unforgettable Wylie family,
The three willy wylies who ~sll
give authenticity and plausibility
10 This play are honest -to.Eooiness
seoismen. Adam Freekioten. who
plays one Of the brothers. left
Scotland but =. very short time
ago. The other two are well known
10 Tacoma drama lovers. .. X
Gordon takes the part Of the
father; John cilehrlsi. one Of the
hru hers, has appeared In many
Drama League playa and Scottish
society productions.
The play Ia under the direction
Of Cfaig Boariman. Others In the
leading and supporting roles are
Helen Chapman. remembered a.
Susie n boy Meets Girl. Reuhen
Gaines. radio announcer. Bernard
Ford, Carol Jane Anderson. Daisy
Bryant and Mrs. William Good.
man.
What Every Woman Knows. =
was written for Maud Adams, and
later was played on the atage and
screen by Helen Hayes. Like oil
good dramas. the philosophy and
humor, although Scotch In accent
Il universal In its appeal. "wha,
Every Woman Knows" IL. In part
the chonlcic Of a plain girls long
Ing for love and the ''honors biz
estate" How her father and twe
eanny brothers helped bring th.,
about "a masterpiece Of Scotch
"cannlness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Golden Jubilee of State
Marked By OAR. Group
Mary Ball Chapter Celebrates Occasion Of Fifty Years Of
Statehood at Impressive Luncheon; Mrs. John
E 7. Richardson Is Speaker

The marking of the Washington State Golden Jubilee
onoay afternoon by Mary Ball chapter. Daughters of the
Amerlcan revolution, was outstanding in the
history of Mary Ball chapter One hundred and fifty Mary
Ball members and their guests attended the luncheon and
celebration In Weyerhaeuser hall of the Y W c. A. The
afternoons program arranged by Mrs. f. b. King.
Mary Ball Americanzation chairman and general chairman
Tor all arrangements for the day.
In the receiving line Mrs. P c. Smith. regent of
Mary Ball chapter Mrs John Y Richardson of Portland
Ore guest speaker of the afternoon; Mrs John Foken-
brock vice regent of the chapter Mrs C. A. f. Naubert,
hospitality chairman Mrs. f. B. King: Mrs Stanton War
burton and Mrs W. s. Burroughs of the board Mrs.
f. +. Rhodes, state recording secretary, and Mrs Guy
Llewellyn. state board member.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Mark Silver
Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stssssrt
Honored a. Party
Saturday

Marking their silver we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Stassart were feted
Saturday evening. Hosts were
a group Of close friends Of the
honored couple.
During the informal evening
piano selections and songs we're
presente by Mrs Thomas
Vaughan. FAyors for games were
won by Mrs. William Besttie. Mrs.
Walter WlAsinger. Hr. Herman
Readlsch. Mr.. Edwin Peterson.
Other guests were Hessrs and
Hesdames John Peterson. William
Shupc. T ~ Nixon, Joe Barre. d.
NJ. Burt. r. Hagen, Arthur Bssly.
Tom Vaughn, D. \ BOmhutse and
q. ~. Peck. X. y. fttner. nesdames
Herman Raedlsch. Edwin Peter
son, Maxwell. Messrs. William
Beat,ie and y. A. Romatks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

Nine 81 these organizations have
statewide branches In Washing
ton. all represented In TseomA.
The officers II the Tacoma soms
mistse are chairman. Mrs Them.
- swsyfr. 81 the Federated
Church wemsn. first vice chair.
man, Miss Ella Bennett. general
SECRETARY II the Y. w. G. A. ser~
end vice chairman. Mrs Massis
kielnsr Of the Csunel ~ Jewtsh
Women. recording secretary. Mrs.
Roger Chase 81 the v. ". G. Al
treasurer. Mrs J. Nswb<rsy ~ she
League ~ wamsn Voters ecfress
pending SECRETARY. Mrs Clara
Canhy ~ the business and ffafess
ssonal Women, and three members
~ the committee ARE Mfs. W n
cnffman % District Federated
enhs. Mira Thso Fest ~ the
American Association II unssessi-
" Women. and Mrs. ". W. HHmef
81 the W. e. r. u.
Changing Aspects ~ World
Power II tho subject of Command
ef nryans's lecture and he hsinxs
Ia u wide experiences ~ naval
sitachs In many countries he has
lertufed before the Commonwealth
club ~ IAN Francisco. World At
fairs dinner OF rasAsfsnA. Harvard
club IN Washington. y. q. Robert
college In constantsnspis and vari.
Gus universities conventions. In.
ternstlonai Institutes and forums
Ills hnme has hren raia Alta.
Calf. since hs retired. whsre he
did graduate research ~ Stanford
university In political science No
IL also chairman nf the Patio Alto
Red Cross and hss served a. lead
er Of the conference on Intefns.
tlonai relations At the University
OF California.
In this time of world crises whrn
tho foreign policy OF tbs u. \. 10
being no much discussed II viii be
q great contribution 10 hear Com.
mander I,ryant's views. he " -.
peciaily interested In answering
questions from the audience
An Informal no-host dinner, pre-.
eeding his address. II being afrsna
ed In the Elma tesroom II the Y
w. G. A. al $40 In his honas
and those desiring 10 meet him IN
this Informal way may make res
ervsiions directly through the r
W, e, A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
ClU B S

Ladies' club 0f the Ponce ana
Fire Departments Will hold i,s
regular meeting at fire hall NO
at u 80. Hostesses, Mechanics T.
Anderson. n. Aldrich, {. Csrbin
and A. Berglund.
Ladies' society of Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Firemen and En-
ginemen will meet in Horsfsil hall,
3sth and Yakima. Wednesday. for
1880 luncheon. Mrs. Jack Horr,
chairman.
Circle No. 3, Daughters Of Nor
WAY. will meet Wednesday at The
home Of Mrs. A. Hallingstad, 1903
So. Ainsworth, for IL 30 luncheon.
followed by business and pro-
gram.
Hope Chapel Ladies AID meets
at the church Wednesday for IL 20
luncheon, followed by business
meeting. The WomeDs Employ
ment Bureau" viii be presented by
Mrs. {. ". Williams DeyOtions
viii be led By Mr.. schafer.
Hawthorne PIT. 4. VII meet
Wednesday al $40 O'Clock. Mrs
Feagne presiding.
Circle !. Oiiyet Lutheran church,
meets for O'Clock luncheon Wed
nesday at the home Of Mrs. A An
derson, 2i0i 50. Hosmer. Kespon'
ave verses on Lentsn scriptures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Missionary Society
To Be Entertained

Miss Minnie BlDdgett win enter.
tain the Woinsns Missionary soei-
ETY. u the First United Presby-
terrain church Wednesday AZ
O'Clock al her home. sol No. Btssls
ST. Mrs George Cunningham viii
BE- IN charge u the program in
which Mrs. Iva Hones Will rssd .
paper on "B,swsrdshlp" Mrs,
A. L. OroBds, a returned nisalon.
AIRY. yiIl speak on syria An
election of officers Will be held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Scout Meet
In South

Girl Scout leaders Of tho
Pacific Coast Big Tree region
will gather March 2. 3 and 1
IN berkeley. Calf. for a re-
gional conference. Repre-
senting the Tacoma organiza-
ton will be Miss Helen Can
tine, the local director, who
left last week for California.
Taeomn's part In the conference
VIII be Of particular interest since
the Mariner group for older girls
here Ia one Of the largest on the
coast, Mrs, u. ". Buchmaster Ia
director u Mariner activities In
Tacoma.
Included In ths program for the
three.day session Will be an eve
ming at the Golden Gate exposition
when delegates will arrange small
group parties 10 see ,hs fair.
Among national staff members
Of tho Girl Scouts who have re.
Gently been In Tacoma and who
VIII be speakers at the conferences
viii be Miss oieda sehrottky. Miss
Esther Ansei. Mrs Charles elise
and Miss Ruth Stephenson. Mrs.
Herbert Hoover viii be among ths
speakers also.
Northwest representatives. on the
Bic Tree regional committee IN
elids Mrs. elise u Seattle. Mrs.
buckmastsr. Tseoms Mrs. q. w.
Arnold. Seattle. and Mrs Harry
Robbins, Seattle.
Headquarters for The conferences
VIII be made Al the cisremoDt
hotel In Berkeley with members
Of Girl Scout troops In the bay
district az hostssses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Optimissus 10 Hold
Dinner Mccfino

The monthly meeting ~ the
Optimissus club will be held Wed
nesday evening when members OF
the group meet at the Dalhem
Smorgasbord for "A $50 o'clock
dinner During the evening plans
for spring activities Will be out
lined.
Members OF the club are looking
forward 10 their annual joint meet.
ing with the Seattle Optimissus
club which win be held sometime
In the near future. Tho Tacoma
group viii meet with the Seattle
club for luncheon, cards and an
exchange OF ideas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Second Play Tryous in
Little rheaser Wednesday

A seecna trs-cut for rulss N The
Drama Leagues presentation 81
seventh Mnon.e manuscript
play rs Laursh-llc Mintrr, will ~
held la The Little thestes vessaes=
day evening al 40 e'cieek. A
particular request has h~en made
BY the president. Mrs. Philip CAT
land. that new talent participate
In the trycafs Mts J. X. Gordon
10 the plays director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Guild to Meet
Plans Benefit Luncheon

Tacoma chapter, Order Of East
ern Star, will entertain at bene-
fit luncheon and card party We'd
nesday at 1915 o'clock. The COM
mittee in charge consists of Mes
DANES Left Jensen, II. J. Ollie and
Charles Sussman.
Tacoma Chapter. o. Il. s.. meets
Friday evening at s o'clock in the
Masonic temple for an election of
officers and annual reports. Mrs.
Edwin o. Erickson and Mr.. A. E.
Long, retiring matron and patron,
will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

Members Of the Girls Adysrtis-
ing club viii meet Wednesday eve
ming al T.30 o'clock in the Tacoma
Chamber 81 Commerce 10 hear Hr.
Harry y Cain speak on washing
tons Golden Jubilee and the Part
Advertising Clubs Play u the Pro-
gram" Miss Rose Harrison. club
president. will preside. Guests are
invited 20 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Dinner Hosts
At T errace

Dr. and Mrs. Edwin q.
Erickson and Mr. and Nm.
A. 4. Long ware hosts 10 =
group of mnrs than . scuso
of facomAns At IAkewupd
TcrrHer Saturday evening f4s
dinner. Tho quests we're I'll
GERS of Tacoma chapter Al ne
Order Of Eastern star aod
special friends al the hoo<h
Mrs. Erickson II worthy ~
trou and Mr. Long worthy
patron Of the chapter.
npslnx aeeaFstious With p61oy
Willows wsrs asea shaut ~ rupa
and on the tables. infoemAt esrooo
and cards fniiuwea Inc alnnef houg
with high sfpvs In bFidae eo<aq -
Nj w. = Hstdlnnss sna ~. mstens
son.
During the svsnlne effIress q
The chapter presented hrnl EstH&s
son . sur W reeennlsiss ~ -
term ~ office
Guests wsss Messrs. snd No.
dHmss Ira waiters. ". \. llets>lnus
~. Hiram Wsshbarn. Cecil mleGSs
" l.. HAY. hesNtamss Wiiilam 3
NschoiI. Ida Tssssev, q. \ nsss
snsssssrs Gus Partridge. ernn01n
Kirkland. John Griffith. Nnoe NJ
Nay. Lillian nousiAnd. Alnsvo noees
svn and J. ~. nrtsasii. ard 11lno
BETTY Jane Eri6ksom
tlvvts I. lAA)as A. u ~. -
oAseeesaa eauveh. viii meet Th~se-
day IN The church p4riers IN {
o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Charles
nhpffrst Ia charge. asstxse1 ~
Mrs, Frank l41vetenx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

Decorations were carried out in
yellow 10 mark the Golden Jubilee
celebration. Centering the speakers
table was an arrangement of yell
low daffodils and acacia with
yellow tapers tied with yellow rib
bons and sprays of acacia being
used down the length of the
speakers table and the three
guest tables. A mass of ever
greens. symbolic of the evergreen
state. decorated the back of the
stage. Place cards at the speakers
table were gayly decorated with
tiny golden stars.
At the main table were Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. Richardson. who wore
the many badges and decorations
presented to her for her work in
national and Oregon State OAR.
work; Mesdames f. +. Rhodes,
Donald r. Sven of Seattle, regent
of Rainier chapter; Stanton War
burton, Rouch, Mary Morris chap
ter, Seattle; Storrs Waterman,
vice regent, Virginia Dare chapter;
w. S. Burroughs. state radio chair
man; John Forkenbrock, vice re-
gent, Mary Ball; J. p. Ice, Mary
Ball librarian; William Gregg,
Mary Ball treasurer: George Os-
good, Mary Ball registrar; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Bonney; Case. of Seat
tie chapter; John L. Hendricks,
Mary Ball chaplain: Harry II.
Willie. Mary Morris chapter, Seat
tie; Guy Llewellyn, state Ameri.
canization chairman: Z. B. King,
Mary Ball Americanization chair
man, and J. r. Kitlar, chairman
of the day.
Opening the program, Mrs. Kit
lar spoke of the four important
steps Mary Ball chapter has taken
under the regency of Mrs. Smith
the monthly round table, the study
of northwest history, the creation
of renewed interest in reorganiza.
ton work, and the founding of the
Junior Mary Ball group.
The first speaker of the after.
noon was Mr.. w. p. Bonney, cura.
tor of the State Historical society
who spoke on Historical Events
We Are Celebrating in This Year
Of Our Statehood"
Mrs. Richardson, the m n
speaker of the afternoon. spoke on
"Americanization." tying up the
immigration and naturalization
problems with her subject. She
urged all D. A. r. members TO
look closely to the laws being
brought forward in congress that
deal with these two important
subjects and quoted extensively
from the Congressional Record.
She contrasted the ease with
which immigrants come into this
country with the difficulty with
which people from the United
States have in entering European
countries.
A highlight of the afternoon
was the introduction by Mrs.
Smith of Mrs. George c. Wagner,
daughter Of Mrs. Chauncey Griggs.
founder Of Mary Ball chapter
which is the mother chapter of all
chapters in Washington state
Special guest of Mrs. Smith
were Mesdames Earl Rogers, H.
d. Larned and Henry Pigott of
Seattle, Samuel Stauffer of Port
land and Constance Hoig Of Pull
man. Other out-of-tOwn guests
were Mesdames David c. Leaning,
past regent Of Spokane Gary
chapter; Margaret f. Hendricks
of Spokane and George Parbell Of
Olympia. Introduced during the
afternoon were Mrs. Z. r. York
and Mrs. Ralph c. Schaeffer,
representatives Of Elizabeth Forey
and Virginia Dare chapters re-
spectively.
Following the luncheon members
Of Mary Ball chapter held short
meeting at which time eight new
members were voted into the
opottn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

o. his ~tseiSen Msiicsi Dise9fssy,@ gos
esssA s.s.sal,ksaz fssslss pssA sass Ars.
8 4 Tlyas. ~ ArAaAfs~, Nod. Med
fsra. Ore. al sh1ut ~ DR.. fisfes's
eoi4sn Medical DisssssfY il ssisndd
tsaig NJ felxs used - have 4 IN aand
yfsrssa.iy "a tss rms and -hsn ~s
IA 20. sp, lang mother sseasns II
an ris4ss1 % fseDmmsnd isis old fslisels
nsdstss..7 Bay u you 1rsyss, tdsy.
say.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Women OF Rotary Plan

Board members 81 Women ~
Rotary Will meet for . IL 20
O'Clock pot luck luncheon Thursday
1t the hons u their president.
Mrs. Frank " Degiin. 5lW No
9th VI A business meeting viii
follow the luncheon hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Ladies Of Y. M. B. G.
Postpone BRIDGE Party

The bridge luncheon which
Ladies Of the Y. NJ. r. c had
planned for March 10 has been
postponed until March "a due 10
conflict In time with the lunch
con and style show which the
mems group viii give on March 10
for the ladies' organization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
ONE Of the well.

ONE 81 tho we'll
known n<ftesl
men N the T. s.
~aiis< late Dr. r
" Pierce ii Bat
i4Io. n. " who
Bo,sd years ago
In his daily med
cal practice that
ssay ~ he ps.ssiS
i4ehs pfsD4fs4 iron
49,. sN4 aFss safA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Concert Is
Anticipated
Society TO Find Keen Interest
in Anderson Concert
Thursday

Perhaps the worlds great
est singer, interesting the
largest artist concert audience
of Tacoma's musical season,
will be the outstanding social
event of this week since Ia
coma society and music lovers
will throng to the Temple
theater Thursday evening to
hear Marian Anderson sing
her second concert for the
members of the Tacoma Civic
Music association.
Many are the regrets Of not
owning a Civic Music membership.
but with the largest membership
in eight years. Miss Anderson will
find a packed theater awaiting
her return. Dinners will be hur-
ried so that members will arrive
in time to select their favorite
seats. AS always Civic Music
concert is the inspiration Tor much
entertaining both before and after
the concert.
From the feminine point of view
what Miss Anderson will choose
from her sixteen pieces of lug
gage will be of interest. Her
gowns are by Czettel of Vienna,
Chanel of Paris and some she de-
signs and makes in her few spare
moments.
But to everyone the rich con-
tralto voice of this great Ameri-
can singer is all important, and
her concert Thursday evening is
most anticipated and heraled musi-
cal event of this concert season.
Guild to Meet
Mrs. w. F. Grass. assisted by
Mrs. Harry Hessert and Mrs. Cal
Irish. will entertain the Larchmont
guild at a dessert luncheon We'd
nesday at her home at 9507 Ea. E
st. The meeting was postponed
from Feb. %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Pioneer Daughters 70
Meet Thur.dsy

Daughtefs OF Pionttfh Of Whsh'
ington will meet Thursday after
noon for 1890 luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. ~. a. Harris on
Airport road. Assistant hostesses
will be Mrs. @. M. Harrington, r..
Palmer, I. Il. Pirtle. c. A. Win
blade. Mrs.. r. ". crothsrs IL IN
charge Of the program. which VII
include biographical sketches OF
early Warrington pioneers.
T.. A. r. ". Sewing club meets
Thursday with Mrs. Eta v.
North. Midland. for potluek lunch
con and business. For trsnsporta-
ton call Garland ls40-J-a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

Fsliowship night viii ~ oh.
served by ~. fstsr,1 sunday
school, Old Tacoma. II 10 o'cioek
Tuesday sysni1T. Miss Hsisss
Drlmna viii present the i5ibis
story. Illustrated With pictures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
women's auxiliary Of Sixth Ave

Women's AUXILIARY OF sI1th Ave
nue. Baptist church VIII meet
Thursday at 10 O'Clock for an all
day meeting In the church psriors
Executive board meeting at ii
a. m. South circle Will be in charge
Of noon luncheon. Business meet
ing al 2 O'Clock, Mrs. Ray b. Smith
presiding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
6. P. S. Writers 10
Gather al Hife Home

The Writer'S club Of the Col
lege Of Puget Sound will meet
Tuesday evening at 100 at the
home Of Herbert Hite. 3007 No.
18th. Miss Eleanor Robson, in
charge Of the program. has ar
ranged for 2 guest speaker. An
other installment Of the story
which the club is writing will be
read.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid society
meets Thursday at u 30 o clock IN
the home Of Mrs. Arthur Moellor.
40ie So. 18th st. Assisting host
esses. Mrs. c. r. Aoeller. Mrs.
Mary Conrad.
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A NON PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
w O d. A N D
P A r K
Continued from page 1o)

was given Thursday. July 20 for
Miss Bernelda Weatheers. who is
better known as Miss Woodland
Park. having been crowned al the
end OF the school term.
Mrs. Alice Scott Is spending a
week here with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Weathers. She
is accompanied ny her small daugh-
ter. Yvonne and friend. Mrs
Edith Pencille
Miss Jeanette Burns of Chicago.
was the guest OF Bernelda Wealth
ers for a week. Mrs Alar Reyn-
olds Bachelor. Miss Earlend Can
adv and Mrs Virgil Finely and her
daughter. Bcrnice. OF Detroit. arc
spending two weeks in Woodland
Park
Miss Young sister OF Frank
Young OF Chicago is spending her
vacation here. Her guest is Lewis
Jackson OF Port Huron.
Mrs. Margaret Montgomery. Of
Kalamazoo. is visiting her sister.
Miss Earle lenries for three
weeks
The guests ~ The Kelsonia Inn
are Mr.. and Airs c. II. Burk. Chi
cago, Frank Young. Wichita. Kan !:
Mr. and Mrs W l.. Trojan of De-
iroil Mrs f. Mccullough OF De-
iroit; Mr.. and Mrs. W. White OF
Chicago Jim Williams. Mrs. Ethel
Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ham
mond Of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs
Nathan Blackburn of Detroit.
The Community club had a
meeting Friday. July 20 at the
schoolhouse Tho guest speaker
was Mr. Bentley. project supcrin.
lendent for cCC camp. Briefly. A
definite agreement was reached
whereby The camp and the commu
nifty OF Woodland Park will coon.
crate with each other in The build.
lng Of The community center and
substantial dock for the lake.
Mrs y Williams is sponsorinr
Ia nail-pulling contest August
from 8 To SPIN The prize foi
the one thai pulls the most nail.
VIII be- n cake All are invited II
they are fifteen years OF age o,
over
The regular Missionary Sunda,
service will he held at : pm. sun.
day July 80 at the First Baptist
church The Rev. Mr. Burkett will
preach Mrs L. l.. Thompson 4.
president Of the society
The Rev VI Toomey. state mis-.
Slonaty will preach at First Ran
'ls'. July IS 5 pm
| The Missionary society of Firs,
baptist Is planning q candle lirh,
! service for August 20 at z nm