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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-08-19

Attorney T. S. Caro- was pas
senger leaving this morning over
the highway for Miami to attend
to legal matters and is expected
to return Monday.
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heads and grow it in the nose
and ears.
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TOWNSEND MORGAN:

Key West Community Art Gem
ter director, recently recorded a
meek and very tinid visitor who
expected to have very little to
say in hopes of not betraying her
ignorance about modern art.
Fearing that one was supposed to
go into raptures and stitches over
a conglomeration of squares, tri-
angles and circles, daubbed into
canvas by some cubist artist
brought on more of digestive
than an aesthetic reaction. In
modern art one is not expected
to find beauty in the old pic
torial-traditional manner, say
ing, What a pretty kitten play
ing with a ball of blue WOOL or
What gorgeous bowl of roses.
So the visitor whose knowledge
of art is limited to China bowl
and pin tray painted with vio-
lets in the teen-age days or a
few family portraits such as a
grandfather with a big gun on
his shoulder painted heavens
knows how long after the Civil
War, slips quietly into the Art
Center with a deep inferiority
complex and a brick-like feeling
in the solar plexus to be greet
ed most kindly by smiling artist
Jeanne Taylor, who made it plain
that you were to make yourself
at home, to browse around alone
or be conducted just as you may
choose TO study the exhibits,
which were indeed most interest
ing pictures of early American
well, never mind, we will skip
it,.
For two reasons, lets skip the
subject of the exhibits: First, the
visitor might call them by the
wrong name, and, second, by all
means and in justice to yourself
you should visit the Art Center.
Getting holder, one climbs the
stairs to find artist Martha Wat
son teaching children and adult
classes in drawing and water
color, still life, landscape and in
print-making. Other very busy
people we're Kingman G.. Curry.
Jack D. Harris and Ernest
Salazar. Mr.. Morgan justly de-
serves the support of the cul-
tural life of this city. The Art
Center, a Federal project, is one
of the very bset and most valu-
able assets of Key West and ap-
preciated by a large number of
visitors and tourists.
Spend a delightful hour at the
Art Center and leave your MEM
bership application with Mr..
Morgan or mail it to Edwin
Trevor, president of the Com
munity Art Center Corporation
or to DR.. William r. Warren,
treasurer.
AIM: If it's your aim to get
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WEDDING BELLS: Very soon
for sweet and gentle Mary Will
liams to a well-knoWn WPA Of
fetal.
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liams to a well-known WPA Of
fetal.
EDGAR w. STARK; Makes the
most practical of all suggestions.
Why can't the City of Key West
have not only the submarine base
for swimming but also the fine
sand beach at old Fort Taylor
with the old fort conditioned for
admitting visitors or even used
for bath houses?
ABOUT TOWN: Five auto
mobile loads of Army Engineers,
being led by our own Col. George
E. Brown, just arrived. Rosa
lie Booker, consoling a child with
tear-stained face. Rosalie likes
to travel and goes on many in
teresting trips just for the de-
light of returning to her beloved
city, Key West. There is Mrs.
Dan Navarro, one of the loveliest
young matrons in this city. :.
Congressman Pat Cannon, shaking
hands with his many friends and
looking more cheerful than is
expected of any one who has.
been in Washington all summer
Sam Goldsmith, chatting with
friends. Mrs. Fred Dion, whose
dark glowing eyes give her a
Madonna look. Bill and Lois
Fripp, back from a jolly vaca-
ton and looking grand. Three
small boys in dirty clothes smok-
ing cigarettes. Two bleary eyed
women undressed in shorts, try
ing to start car by "cussing
it. Sheriff Karl Thompson. with
distinguished looking man and
not looking bad himself.
LONGING
/ long for you as evening settles
down
And star-lights show their
glow:
To feel the glorious welcome of
your arms,
To hear you say you love me,
to know it's so.
Adios,
FLORIDA CRACKER.
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HAIR TONIC: After forty years
of age many men seem to quit
hair on top of their
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AIM: If it's your aim to get
rich in the City of Key West
don't defeat your aim by hold
ing your city back.
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LAZY: The greatest labor
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istration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
E. S. chspse,
viii Convene


Epsilon sigma omieron
circle Of the Arts and sciences
club win b luncheon guests
Mt the home Of Mrs. Clarence
Bigger. Tuesday afternoon NJ
1890. The group was or
ganixed In August by Mrs.
Walter NJ. Smell, who founded
the work In Pierce county
several years ago and who was
the first member Of u. 8. q.
In Tacoma.
Mrs. Emery Lsssman. chairman.
viii preside a the meeting with
other officsrs officiating. inniaa-
Ing Mrs. Bigger. vice chairman.
and Mrs. Edward J. Martin. sseiAi
chairman.
This winter the circle win study
TIVE Kroaps II literature. ''Natanis
Women" 4 course ~ non afIcfisn.
and Modern Latsraturs. which
win include some 81 tho latest
books az fiusion.
A. Tuesdays meeting Mrs HH<li
~4iI review srs1lnE Two ways@
by Baroness ahldEns fshlmots.
Mrs Eibridss ". rnsips. . iosai
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Annual Dinner for
Conductors Planned

The annual dinner for the MEM
bers of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors and their families will be
held on Sunday in the dining room
Of the I. o. o. r. temple at 5
o'clock. Mrs. o. F. Mccall is taxi
ing the reservations.
Divisions 249 and IS will Join
for the dinner which is being ar
ranged by the ladies auxiliaries.
Mrs. Elmer Swalley and Mrs.
w. w. Wilson are chairmen and
will be assisted by Mesdames Her.
bert Cooper, John Snaaby, o. F.
Mccall, Vivian Conner, Erma Dug
gan, Albert NARROW. Mary Owens,
Charles Shriver. Clara Kemper,
Ada Gates, John Terrier, A. j.
Hanlein. Roy B. Craig and Anna
Fairchild.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
VEWo AND NOTES OF SOCIETY," CLUBS SCHOOLS CHURCHES
Soeietys Thoughts Turn
Toward Arizona Rites
Miss Virginia Seymour Leate Marries Mr.. Daniel Yves,
Clarke at Beautiful Ceremony Late Fridsy
Afternoon in Tucson

Tacoma socetys thoughts focused on Arizona this
afternoon where in the First Congregational church IN
tucson MISS virginia Seymour Leake niece of Mrs w W.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip NJ Clarke of Tucson The wed
ding rites were soemnized in setting of white
NUNS at half after five O'clock the Rev F. Nerdr;nah
reading the White tapers in graceful eandslahrs
lighted the nuptial scene
The bride had for her only attendant Miss Ruth NcKas
sorority sister who sang AT Dawnnpa nrecad;nn ths
ceremony Mr. Philip Clarke served his brother as best
and ushers Messrs William Bishop and Frgens Wcc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Rainbow Group
To Initiate
Tacoma Assembly 10 Hold
Ceremony Friday In
Masonic Temple

The regular initiation meet
ing of Tacoma assembly,
Order Of Rainbow for Girls.
will be held at 8 o'clock Fri
day evening in the Masonic
temple. Miss Barbara Tisso,,
worthy adviser. and Mrs. Rose
Leonard. mother adviser. viii
preside over the evening .
business. Degrees viii be con-
firmed on the Misses Margaret
Skaer. Jean Westbrook. Dor
othy Mills. Lucille Ludvick.
Pat Powell. Mary Wylie, Kath-
crime Peele. Mary Anderson
and Helen Marion.
During the evening. the past
worthy advisers Of Tacoma ASSEM-
bly, VIII be honored. They are
Mesdames Emily Cook wingard.
Mildred Pickert Wall. 10 Hague
Meeker. Bernlcs Becker scheihal.
Marie wingard Baker, Ruth Tissot
Engstrom, and the Misses Maxine
schroedel. Betty Boucher. Emily
Nofke. Vera Bradbury. Edith
Moore, Caroline Davis. Lillian Hem
erickson. Marie MulIigan. Dorothy
Perkins, Ruth Drowlcy and Pearl
Olsen.
chairmcn OF thu favor commit.
tee are the Misses Doris Mae
Francis and MardeIl Diamond.
assisted by the Misses Pat Mason.
Phyllis Jentoft. Jane Webb, Donna
Mae kiste. Lorna Lee Yates. Madga
Rollins. Dorothy schwsinier, Gloria
Mierow, Virginia Partridge and
Marilyn Theile. The kitchen CON-
mittee consists OF Misses Phyllis
Jentoft and Lorna Lee Yates. as
sisted by the Misses Virginia Part
ridge, Donna Mae Kiste. Gloria
Mierow. Patsy Mason. Esther Hill.
Lettis Lowry and Betty Perry.
In charge OF decorations win be
the Misses Florence Pearson. Grace
kamp and Dorothy Nelson, who
viii decorate the hall. and Misses
Thelma Pope, Betty johnson and
Tavern Harris. who viii appoint
the dining room. The Misses
Bettye Wilbur and Jean MerReI
have charge Of the program Tor
the evening.
Final arrangements for ths
theater party. which IL 10 be held
Tuesday, win be discussed. Miss
Shirley Danforth II chairman Of
the party Plans viii also he made
10 attend the reception which
Cedar assembly IL giving Nov IS
In honor Of Misc Evelyn Moe, grand
chaplain.
Following the meeting. the Rain
bow board members VIII serve re-
Treatments.
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The bride, escorted by Mrs. sey-
mour. wore for her wedding a gray
afternoon dress with a light gray
squirrel jacket and a gray hat.
Her flowers were a corsage of or
chids and lilies of the valley.
Her attendant also wore a gray
afternoon dress, trimmed in silver
and her flowers were a eorsage of
red roses.
The Delta Gamma house in Tue
son was the scene Of the reception
which followed. Receiving were
Mrs. Seymour and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke, Mrs. Seymour welcoming
guests In a long, gray afternoon
gown with lame top and the BRIDE
groom's mother receiving in a teal
blue afternoon dress with which
she wore wine accessories. Both
wore eorsages of gardenias.
Chrysanthemums and yellow
and coral gladioli were used
throughout the rooms of the sor-
ority house and centering the table
was a charming arrangement of
chrysanthemums thanked by tall
tapers.
For her wedding trip. the bride
added TO the costume in which she
was married, red gloves, which
matched the red scarf on her
dress, and black purse.
Mrs. Clarke attended Masters
school in Dobbs Ferry. New York.
the Annie Wright seminary, the
University Of Arizona in Tucson
and Vanderbilt university in Nash
vile, Tenn. Her sorority Is Delta
Gamma. She was also affiliated
with Spurs. sophomore women's
honorary, and F. s. T., Junior
woman's honorary. Mr.. Clarke's
schools were Tucson high school
and the University Of Arizona,
where he was a member of Alpha
zeta, agricultural honorary, and
the Bobcats, senior mems hon
orary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke will make
their first home in Casa Grande,
Ariz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
P.T.A. Council Arrsnses
Annual Evening Meeting
Group 10 Meet Dec. at Stadium High School: Panel
Discussion on Are We Safeguarding Our
Youth7" TO Be Feature of Session

Tacoma Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will hold
its evening meeting Dec at Stadium high school at
745 D. The Stadium orchestra under the direction of
Clayton Johnson will open the program with group of
selections. The welcome will be given by E. F. Perkins.
principal, followed by response from Mrs. f. F. Pfaum,
president of the council triple duo from the Mothesngers
chorus will sing Bird Songs at Evende by Eric Coates
and Country Gardens old English, directed and
panied by Mrs Walter McHaney Mrs. Roy Kneeland has
ranged the music.
Mrs. Frank Perry program chairman will present
informal panel the subject Are We Safeguarding Our
Youth The panel will be lead by Emery Asbury principal
of Gaut Junior high school,
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Grand Officer OF Rainbow
To Be tionorsd

Mis- Eysiyn Moe. former worthy
adviser az Cedar as~mhiy. orief
81 Rainbow for Girls. ard Hn~
grand ehsplsln 90 the grand 80.
ssmhly. viii - honorea 81 . -
osptlon Saturday evening in shs
assembly hall II 20. ssth and Ysks-
ma ave.
Ila~tessss vii b ih< members -
Cedar assembly. under the leader.
ship - Ma. Dorothy wlrksns.
present worthy adviser q tho
group. and Mrs. tsIssy hee.
mother adviser. Me- Aadrss Miller
u Seattle. state leader. wlil -
present, a. well as many state Of
Ulcers and distinguished guests
from al over the state.
T-hs initiAtoFy degrees wiIl be
cxempilfied and Shirley pstaFs.
Doris simpson. Naomi Williams.
Betty Jane Demsr. Evelyn Ander.
son. and Patsy Mcciary will be
initiated. After initiation . short
program viii be enjoyed, An IN.
wtation 10 extended 10 ali Masons
and Eastern stars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

re xeue4 reofI4ss tnee1lenao
sluldsaes xn<sm win kel6 ~ rpn~
ul4F .~~stee pyltsy ~ ~ !. u
G A. b~il<tlas a So 11>nD
Mary rs~rxs wflI fs~ull1e.
Mins meo1r1es Him1nn VII -
- - ~ sreeneww - ~ pe<r
sv.m. - IN ~ = ~ lrsp -
Mm vsIIsY. fda.. w1erv - - :
r3eems asi<xsfs " - Y. W. 6. 4.
rexisaAi soafer~neeI Tsntatfx~lv
ssleaai~d b sp>ek - n4ysen1
tsslfa ard fsssn 1Eietis<. wha hese
been sx><ea - 1~nesl>~ sesn,o
pesnts - th<lr srsp - csflfurnls
ard TIE weria's M y - rv.a-
eIeea.
Hiss Jc~~phin~ rsefz~. sntsrsnln-
m<ns chairman. has s<rxneed ~
Musical rruxxam ~ ~ esenInn.
Charles Edwards wtli sats<taln ~
group with sesardion numhe<e
Tn@ siuh u aFswtan - pl<a< ~
= nsemhsfshlp afive ard n eans~
mlttes 10 exp~efed ~ ma1o ~
report ~ IN msstieu.
r..s rss-lsu~ss = - 49,.
neiief eesp~ ~iil m<et vita Mra
Niet nsisun 600 - IN n. fzw
i7so h,nehesa. Mrk !. L nrynas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Plan Instruction
At Sumner
County PIT. A. Plans Spe-
eial Sessions at Presby-
terian Church Dec.

Pierce County Council Of
Parent Teacher association
Mrs. w. S. Colman, president
will hold a school of instruc.
ton at Sumner Friday, Dec. 1
The meeting will be held in
the Presbyterian church. The
executive board will meet at
9:45 in the church, Mrs. Col
man presiding.
School of instruction under the
direction of Mrs. H. ]. Rinker of
Tacoma will assemble at IL o'clock.
Luncheon will be served by ladies
of the church at noon. Reconven-
Ing at one o'clock the school of
instruction will continue through
the afternoon.
Officers and chairmen of all
PIT. A. groups in Pierce county
are asked to attend.
Chairmen who will give instruc-
ton are: General information, du-
ties of officers and chairmen, eth
les of money raising, Mrs. H. J.
Rinker; membership, national
magazine, Mrs. Herman Nordfors;
program, hospitality, Mrs. Frank
Perry; record books, Mrs. Carl
Ostlund; publicity, Mrs. r. A.
Funk; student aid, Mrs. L. w.
Bennett; study group. Mrs. Allan
Goelzer; safety, Mrs C. E. Devine;
health, Mrs. George Cole; pro-
gram, Mrs. J. w. Kalkus; finance
and budget, Mrs. Byron Moye; pre-
school, Mrs. A. M. Shaw; publica-
ZION, Mrs. w. S. Colman.
= There will be a nursery school
for small children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Study Group 10 tisve
Luncheon kdeetino

Tahoma club Stll meet with Mrs.
George W. LAWYER. sazs No. 18th
At. Monday. Nov n. for = 4
o'clock luncheon and program.
Mrs W " uphan win read .
paper on "Dtetators in Esyssw. I"
Mrs. Glenn L. Greene viii alno
gave a paper. subject "Aaxlmillan
and cari0ttaY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs
Receive Well-Wishes

Congratulations on the birth of
their second child, son, Adrian
Marshall, November 10. The In
FAINT son is being welcomed by a
sister Autumn Jacklyn. Mrs.
Gibbs is the former Carolyn Sep
ton. Sharing Fluctuations also is
Mr.. Peter septon, the grand
father.
Ladies Auxiliary T. r. p. bus
drivers will hold turkey trot Fri
day evening in the dining room of
the Pythian temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
VIII Entertain Before
Dance on Friday

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph o'Itsiliy
win be host and hostess Friday
evening AZ . cocktail party pre-
cedinK the annual Eiks Stocking
FILTERS ball. which viii b. held IN
the Tacoma armory.
Thoss attending the o'rtsilly
pre-dancs party are hr. and nfs.
Fred sAnstrom. Mr.. and Mrs. v.
Duekwisx Mr.. and HRS. z. Cola.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Fox. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Geadreau. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Harold Thompson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo MeCavlck and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hodgert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

Three pupils 81 Mrs layton
Thayer viii be presented Of ths
Elks Stocking Filters ball At the
srmory Friday evening during In
Permission Those vino viii talks
part are Maxine Msglsughiin. Joy
Fsui and BedslIa Tohisson. They
win Be presented In precision and
toe numbers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Mr.. and Mrs. klspsiein
Announce Birth OF Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Klapstsin.
20 So 9th ST. are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth Of son,
Nov. q al Tacoma General hos
pitaL Grandparents sharing IN
the good wishes are Mr.. and Mrs..
Jack Klapstein n Tacons and Mr..
aad krk H. p. Monk Of Orting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

Musical p~Fflnn Of sh< rruxrsm
win lnelnas Music ~ two pFs-
ssnied ny Catherine I'm ard Ina
poud. and veal nnmn~rs ~ Mf.
Kdwsrd rslmasnn. rscmi.anx
young Northwest singer.
Assisting Mr.. Fslrhlia fox ~
tea hour win 10 Mrs. o. q. Kzits.
Mr.. Hsrbsrt 3. Pest. MFx. Jessie
O Thomas. Mr. John .. Fistnh<r.
Mrs Donald pstts. MFa william
Mecrery and Mia. Linda Van
Norsisn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Birthday Married on
THANKSGIVING Day

The fourth birthday Of young
Geroid Buck. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Parker Buck. was celebrated al
the home Of his grandmother. Mira.
Ella NJ Buck on Thanksgiving
day. Other guests who were en-
tertainsd at dinner were Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker Buck. Parker. IT,,
Billy, Gaylord. Mr.. and Mira Rom
aid Buck, Georgins. Harold and
JAequeline. Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Buck. Shirley Lee and Jerry. Mrs.
Molly Dickey. Mrs. Mary coomhs.
Mrs. Georgia Harris. MIRA June
spaulabury. Mrs. Emily schu-
macksr and Mr.. Elwood Loe.
Olympic hsbskah lodge viii
meet Friday evening IN ths
T. o. o. y. temple. EsbekAh de-
gree 10 be conducted by Mrs Aims
Reynolds. nObls grand. Mrs L 4.
Bronson In charge Of refreshments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
AIohs To Have Guest Day
On Mondsy Afternoon
Musical Program and Tea Planned To- Meeting ~ Ne
wv. c. A. 81 ADO; Mrs. Duncan and Mr.. Fair
child IN Charge OF Selections and Tee Hour

day afternoon the Y W. G. A. u ESQ o'clock with pro-
Of musical selections BE- Mrs George ".
Duncan Is chairman of the day and Mrs Morris C. Farchd
chairman for the hour which viii follow the program
Each Of the members Of Aloha win invite two guests for
the afternoon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

sxsminsv ~ = 4. o., wsIi ssadnst
the group ds&<nsslon.
kxpeetsa - attend the Ia1e1e
saH ms~tiax sFs Mfa WfafIei1
nyphsf. prsssssns a. IL AFts ss1
Science eiuh. Mrs. Emsfy Le.mar.
Mrs. JoAn c. feuson. Mxs. flAfiaxs
f'hsips. Mfs Reward 4. Mxrxin
Mrs smell ard Mrs. nlxRsv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

and VIII include rscitations. music
and a "skit' by some OF the
group. Included also at this meet
ing will be a white elephant"
sale. end OF the membership drive
and a birthday party for members
whose birthdays are from May to
October inclusive. Mrs. =. +.
Oliver. president. will be assisted
by Mrs. Harold Fisher and Mrs.
Kenneth johnson.
Fern HIN preschooi win meet
Tuesday with Mrs. n. c. Owens,
1908 So. Ssth. The study club
meets at 7:3o with Mrs. Carl
Williams IN charge. DIR. Jennie
Reed viii speak on Problems Of
Adjustment" Hostesses are Mrs.
L. II. Brotherton and Mrs. II. J.
Hartly. Mrs. d. Y. Hutehins will
preside In the absence Of Mrs
Harold West.
Park Avenue PIT. A. meets
Tuesday In the music room OF the
school annex at 8 p. m. with the
Rev. Rudy Anderson speaking on
Development OF Personality. 4"
Mrs. A. L. Daniel. program chair
man, has arranged a group Of
songs by Miss Vera Knowles.
Fathers are especially invited.
sherman PIT. A. meets Tues
day in the school at p. m. ID.
M. Ferguson. vice president. Will
preside for the Dads night meet
ing. The guest speaker viii be
Sgt George w. Kimball Of the Sc
attic police department. Mrs. John
Cvitanoyich viii be assisted by
Mrs. Verne stillman ana Mrs.
Richard WoIlard and the mothers
OF pupils In Mrs.. Virginia Hen
nig's room.
THURSDAY
Park Avenue presehooI win meet
In the lunch room Of the school
Thursday at 7.50 p. m. Dr. c. @.
Tnmble VIII speak on FIRST AID
and Emergency Care" Mrs. I'd
ward schsfer and Mrs. Margaret
johnson viii Be- hostsnses.
Whitman PIT. A. meets Thurs
day al p. m In the Girl Scout
room. Mrs. L. ~ Ellis u pro-
gram chairman. Lyle Lemley. d
the school board. vii Introduce
Howard Good. superintendent q
schools. whose topic will be Who
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