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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-15
Lsnsusse Clubs
Plan Affsirs
German and French PIC.
Students Look Forward
10 Holiday Parties

Two foreign language clubs
at Pacific Lutheran college
are busy with plans for Christ
mas luncheons. German club
members will meet for their
annual holiday luncheon ut the
college Thursday noon and
members of the French club
will meet at the King Coffee
Shop In Brookdale Monday ut
noon for their Christmas get
together.
Miss Virginia Jahf. club press
dent. will preside over tho German
club luncheon AZ which Mrs. Eliza.
beth Bondy. faculty adviser. viii IA
a special guest. Group singing of
Christmas carols in tins German
language viii be led by hiss syiyls
Miller.
Genuine German coohies. pre-
pared by Mrs. q. Rapp IT Baker.
Oregon. viii BE- served a. refresh.
menfa.
Mis Grace Hanson viii preside
over the noon luncheon Ut tbs
French club. French Christmas
Customs" IL the topic which Mrs.
Ne4t..amsa. 81. = - - -
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Following the luncheon, an
amusing program stressing the
highlights of fifty years through
the course of the clubs activities,
entitled The Ladies' Musical Club
Scrap Book" written for the oe-
casion by Ethelyn Hartwich. offered
delightful and mirth provoking
half hour. Mrs. Henry Loren was
grandma looking through the
book, and Mrs. II. V. Davies acted
the modern mother. Portraying
Margie and Freddy Wallis, were
Miss Naoma COLLISION and Jerry
Ferris. Other children were Mrs.
I. G. Gimlet and Mrs. II. o.
Markoff. Mrs. Florence Russell
played piano solo in an old
fashioned white and silver costume
and accompanied also the chorus
and soloists. The Floradora chorus
included Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs.
F. L. Billiard, Mrs. Earl Wright,
Mrs. Jennie B. Gregg, Mrs. Doris
Davies, Mrs. L. J. Muscek, Mrs.
James F. Hooker and Miss Nellie
Simpson. Their songs were After
the BALI, Sweet Genevieve",
"Bowery" and Daisy. Daisy,
which was presented on a real
tandem bicycle in which Mrs.
George Mullin was costumed as
the boy and Mrs. Price the girl.
Mrs. Price also gave two whistling
solos. The concluding number was
several carols sung by all the per-
formers and audience. Mrs. James
Wiborg opened the program with
group of two readings. Lights
were turned up and Mrs. Davies,
acting for Santa Claus, distributed
gifts to all present.
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Marna Wilson,
Finscee. Feted
To Perform Ceremony in
Divine Science Church
Saturday Evening

Feted many times during
the weeks preceding her mar
riage, Saturday evening. is
Miss Marina Wilson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Wilson,
bride-elect of Mr.. Paul Thiel.
Among the parties in her
honor this week was the linen
shower for which Mrs. Fred
Kerney and Mrs. Clarence
Kerney, aunts of the BRIDE
to-be, entertained.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson entertained at a sup
per party following the we'd
ding rehearsal in Divine
Science church.
At the shower the guests spent
the evening playing games and
were entertained with n mock
wedding performed by Messrs.
Frank Graham, Robert Wilson and
f. w. Wilson.
The guests included Mesdames
p. II. Allie, r. Smith. l.. PeItier.
J. f. Lorenzen, Gene Toulouse. J..
Williams. J. sumac. G. Fauskc.
Howard Johnson. Joe Anderson. 1r..
Frank Graham. Harold Storkey,
w. s. Larson, y. l.. Cox. Ray Ny
beck. Jean Arcadipani. z. w. VIII
son; Misses Bernice keever, Gerry
Gaddey. Phyllis Kerney, Myrtle
johnson.
Present on Sunday evening were
Rev. Henry Victor Morgan. Mrs.
Frances Holstesd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Graham. Mr.. Clifford Thiel.
Mr.. Thomas Pring. Mr.. and Mrs
o. Alton. Miss Carol Mayfield. Miss
Ruth Mayfieid. Miss Geraldine
Gaddey. and Mr.. r. Thiei. and the
bride-elect and her fiance.
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Weekend Rites
AreAnnounced
Miss Dorothy Gorton Be-
comes Bride 81 M.
Scott MeMshen

A wedding Of the past week.
end which i being announced
today was the quiet ceremony
Friday evening which united
Miss Dorothy Gorton. daagh-
ter Of Mrs. Nellie Corton. and
Mr.. Scott McMahon. Vows
were read At the home Of Mr..
and Mira. Steven Bcrilia,
hrother-inlaw and sister II
the bridegroom. The bride
was attended by Miss Dorothy
Washhurn. and the bride
groom BY his brother. Mr..
Mark Mcmahon. The Rev.
Mcqueen Of Calvary Methodist
church performed the ccre-
mony.
The htide wa charming IN heF
gown 81 peach chiffon with > cnr-
sage af rsrsisasss. The brides.
maids gown was az blue lace and
her flowers were similar 70 these
% the bride
Mrs nesiIla and Mrs, John OIL
son. another sister of the bride.
Rrcom. presided II the reception
which followed. Besides the brides
mother. guests Al the small wei.
ding and reception were Mr.. and
Mrs Howard shaw. Mira, Alice
rhipps. Mrs. John olson. Mr.. and
Mira. steven Bertha. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hsidlng. Nina Esther
Baker. Miss Peggy Crockett. Miss
Dorothy washhurn. Asssfs. Chess
ter Barton. Harold Hansen. Dob
Atohisnn. Willard achIsinlng. I'd
ward Gsivss and Richard Jensen.
out-of-town gussts we're Mr..
Robert Mcmahon, brother ~ the
bridegroom. Mrs. Daisy Craig and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. AeMshon viii make
their new home In Tacoma.
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High School 10 Climax
Toy Drive with Dance

Lincoln high school lads and
iassies will climax two weeks 90
hard work ON their annual Christ.
mas toy drive Friday afternoon
when they frolic nj the Santa
Twins matinee toy trot In tho
school gymnasium.
The purpose Of the toy drive
Ia to provide playthings for needy
children who otherwise would not
receive Christmas gifts. Funds
from the dance are used TO buy
toys for the tots.
Misses Margerie Packard and
Katherine Burley are this year
Santa's Twins. being chosen from
the editorial and business staff'
Of the school newspaper. Decera-
lions for the dance will be handled
by Miss Dolores Van Arnam
chairman. assisted by Marion
Rainey. Phyllis Stevens. Robert
Weisner. Charles Rallies and Har.
old cornay. The floor COMMITTEES
In composed Of Miss Dorothy Rus
sell. chairman. Yaeko Hoshide and
Edna Sackett.
Miss Nettie Potoaki, chairman,
and jeanette Harbottel viii take
charge of the tickets and John
Henry Godfrey and Vernon Kreger
will handle this publicity. hiaa
Naomalee Eaton Will head the re-
freshment group. with krlatina
Huaeby aiding.
Music for the informal hop viii
be provided by Charles hoiinarl
and his orchestra. who have Of
fered their services without charge
for the ehildren's benefit dance.
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Groffo Club TO Have
No-Hosf Luncheon

The Ladies' Grotto club will
meet for a no-host luncheon at
one o'clock Friday at the Dalhem,
with Mrs. Arthur Hoppe and Mrs.
f. ]. Garrison as hostesses.
This will be the last meeting of
the year. and will be in the nature
of a Christmas party. There will
be an exchange Of gifts
All members are urged TO be
present. Invitations are being ex-
tended to all wives and relatives
of members Of Tacobat Crotto.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made by calling Mrs.
Hoppe. Pr. 332e-w. Mrs. Carri-
son, Br. 276s, or Mrs. Eckler. Gar.
1871.
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Ladies Musical Club Meets
For Luncheon, Program
Table Decorations Garry Out Silver and Blue Color
Scheme; Program Includes Skit Siressine
Hishlishis of Group Fifty Years Aso

Seventy members and guests of the Ladies Musical club
chorus entertained Wednesday at luncheon in
Weyerhaeuser hall of the Y W C. A. Decorations were in
silver and blue with blue candles nesed threes with
slvered foliage placed in small square flower holders
intervals the long tables which arranged to form
hollow square.
lighted Christmas tree twinkled at the left of the
stage and the and lights estooned with radi-
tiona greenery Mrs j. F. Hooker presided mistress of
ceremonies and officers chairmen shared the head
table with her. Each introduced the group assembled
with special words for the president Mrs W. H. Price and
the chorus director, Mr. Frederic Wallis.
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Mrs. William Deerine
Motors To Seattle

Mrs. William Deering motored
to Seattle Monday to be the guest
of Mrs. Reginald H. Parson. While
there, she attended the. concert
of the Seattle Symphony orchestra
and visited the Seattle Art Mu-
scum. On Tuesday, she joined the
Tacoma Garden club members at
the Christmas meeting of the
Seattle Garden club at the Sunset
club.
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Plans Yulefide Party

The regular meeting OF the
Cardinal club will take the form
of Christmas party when men,
bers convene at $50 o'clock Friday
at the Knights of Columbus hall.
Miss Nadine Dragovich and Miss
Frances johnson. co-chairmen,
announce there will be Santa
Claus present to distribute the
gifts which each member Is to
bring. The singing of carols and
dancing will follow the exchange
of gifts.
Miss Helen Armstrong Is in
charge of collecting food for needy
families and all members are
asked to bring non-perishable food
to the meeting.
The newly-elected board Of d.
rectors met Tuesday evening at
which time William Gaffney was
named chairman and Miss Ruth
Schroeder, secretary.
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Mrs lane tio=tsfief announces
ne marriage e hsF azuzhtsF.
Mixs Marvel fic=sstirs. 20 NJ -.
ward HsasaasF. - - Mf. snd
Nfs ChsFise Hznsea<f ne ee<s-
Huny VS. performed A TO
a'cA<k saturday ssenins n re
rNssonske II ~ ftsv. ? . Ttb-
hltz MF< ifa~tefisr sna ~.
Wayne Hsueau<f ~sfe she c<zuri<'s
unly attendants
fnr Atr wedding. the hFts< we've
= hlseA erere Kuwn tfsmm~d m
kutd and : eafxexs - yellgw fc<e-
Buds and sveetp<<s
A ree<pslen fef ~. sna Mf8
Hsassu<r vas h<ld auna&Y sse.
nink ~ ne ham< ~ ~ hsid<'z
moshes. Ths sffeif wes sttea<i<a
~ relatives snd efnes frs<ns@
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Bride-Eleei Eonored
Al Shower

Miss Alice Chervenak, whose
engagement was announced re-
Gently, was honored on Thursday
al a shower In Emerson hall
Hostesses were Mrs. Michael Cher
yenak, IT,, and Miss Helen Rsbar.
High score for bridge went 70
the Misses Alice and Anna Koval.
Ruth Carlson and Mrs. Esther
Ogiand.
Other guests were Misses Eliza
beth Msrinchln. Irene Rakos.
Helen Drumnaek. Marie Drum
mack. Rose Marie Aoninda, Rose
Brisk. Hazel Carlson. Mesdames
Edward sabol. Michael Marinehin,
Clarence Gorger. Arnold Lsven-
hagen, Albert Rskos ard Esther
Ogiand.
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The Daughters ef Amersea and
J. O. U. A. n. members viii mssi
for a joint Christmas party ~
o'cloeh Friday evening. Mrs
Joseph Roberts and Mr.. Arthur
HoidsI Of the mems order wili b
the presiding oounseInfs
Ths evenings program viii con.
stat Of games. tho singing AZ car.
OILS BY members and sn entertain
snsnt 10 bs presented by ths ehsl.
arsn. Ths itsisinEsr trio. consist
ing ~ Donald. Isnst and Dislike
ississngsf. will sting accompanied
BY Mrs. L. q. Isalsinssr. ths ahil-
dren's mother Miss Blanche
Bsrnhaffssn viii play ths seeoT.
dim. and Mrs Frank nebaFmana
wili accompany her daughters.
Es1na tsns and Esther lee. IN W
cal numbers. George Fraser eili
aiso sing
Mrs Lea warden IL chairman ~
the COMMITTEES 10 charge a tho
affair Committee fnembsfs are
Aesdamss Jobn Roberts. Albert
Upright. Harry Fraser. Harry An
dsfson. Guy Settlers. Mis- kiiss.
beth Ho.<lsr. Msssfs. John Charles
and fred iiasehlsii. sidney Smith
and Edward Isayd.
Daughters a. AmsFiee aFs 70
hiring food tor fhe nse1y 70 the
nesting.
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yule Tea Held
AT Hunt Home
L. 0reeorisn Choir Pre-
senfs Musical Numbers
for Catholic Women

Musical interludes by youth
full voices of the junior
Gregorian choir of Seattle
blended with the traditional
atmosphere of a holiday tea
to give distinct charm to the
Christmas meeting which the
Catholic Woman's club held
at the home of Mrs. Leo Hunt
on Wednesday afternoon.
The young musicians were
directed by Mrs. II len
Maurier and were accom-
panied in their eight selections
by Miss Retha 0'Connor.
Also on the program Of the
Yule season was a Christmas read
ing by Mrs. Mark Deliver. past
president OF the club. Mrs. James
II. Egan. program chairman. ar
ranged the numbers and Mrs.
Gerald Patten presided over =
short business session.
Tea was served from an Italian
cut work cloth which was GEN.
tered by n large white bowl in
which were three porcelain Madon-
mas surrounded by Gala lilies and
poinsettias. The arrangement VAS
thanked by red tapers. Mrs. c. N.
Arendt and Mrs. Judson Benton
were asked to pour.
The other rooms Of the hostess
home were attractive in their APP
pointments OF red carnations. pine
cones, holly and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Assisting hostesses were
Mrs. II. X. Monroe, Mrs. s. A..
Gagliardi, Mrs. ". p. Harrison.
Mrs. John Buffelen and Mrs.
Harry Harrigan.
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Plan Annual Party

Tbs ladies' sewing circle n the
wooimsn u the World viii hold
its annual bazaar. card party aea
dance IN tbs Eagles hail Thursday
evening at . O'clock Bridge. pi-
nochls and 900 vill Be- 10 play.
Mrs. W. w. Miller IL general chair.
man.
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Colonial Homes. DFree NJ
Social Life" viii b The IN.
gram topic for members a.
Mary Hall chapter. pan9hteF1
az the American KevoIutio1
Monday afternoon when tk&Y
meet It : o'cIock Tor thelF
Christmas me<tinx n ~
home AZ Mrx. J. II. kitlar. 1891
No. Junetf.
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e.eee viii ~ ssels1>d n sef<lNx
d<sleers<s typl<<i - sclprtei ~
" New rtnxI1nd <nt ~ neu1s
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wsrmwepI h1i>s cHn<ns<< uxie~
ksls. ni&s cara uxlr&edt - NJ
| tytikA Graham.
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Mf nd h1rs ueeeue t.&e uw1oe
slsefnte~ nchuarni AnAeteee -
arrival 4 their fifp< eelI4. -
Nev. - a lsereltn hee<l1ot y
nsniana. C4llf. TNe nN11 Nd
h~~n named W,siism - f1fanz-
parents sharing ~ ze<1F1tsstn-
tines ere MFs Ada &eA~ASa ~
Mrs. KllzHh<Eh net<4 Nh -
Oakland. ~. fnunt< un1e1 - No.
In. Ala. sad ! Hrset nteatsaa>ne1
Mrs.. t<uA nrhwars ~ THE ctr.
Mr. o>eFEs L. Bates = wsll-
knawu h<rx. having graduated
Irum t.InealH hteh seleaI
vssn s~.ifI.sy. q. q n wsI1
meet n to h1senale temtle m :
~ . Ianeh<an m esfd party ~
dsy. itests
s. nI>ssism~s rAsss
Fsed~riekspn. chasies 1enNnua -
OTIS uat<a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-15
FsH Term 10 Terminate With
Party al Y. w. 6. A.

The Health Education depart
ment at the Y. W. c. A. viii close
It's fall term Dec. is with a
Christmas party. Hours for the
party. which is TO be given In the
Y. W. c. A. building. Will be from Q
until II O'Clock. Gifts will be pre-
scented TO those present by Santa
Claus himself
Mrs. Lock Riehi's junior ORA
matte group will present several
plays as part Of the entertain
ment. One hundred and fifty
members Of the ehiidren's swim
ming. dancing and gymnasium
classes q the Y. ". c. A will at
tend The event marks the clos
ing n the term for CLASSES. bad
minton clubs and plunge hours
until after the holidays. The
winter term viii open Jan. 2 with
a new schedule Of classes
The Y. w. G. A. gymnasium may
be rented during the tao weeks
from Dec. II ~ Jan. 2 for bad
minton. Cali BR S1si 70 make
arrangements.
Unit Z, Independent bibis
church meets Friday with nrn
Jacobs. ssz3 Pacific ave. for q
~ 20 luncheon. Bible lesson. BY
Mrs. II. ~. Pace. Christmas
party 10 follow.
Sewing circle. WoDen Of the
Moose, meets Friday with Mrs.
Grace vettsr. 30 Florence spts.
for It's Christmas party. Pot luck
luncheon AZ noon
North Tacoma Retekah auxiliary
and Tacoma Theta Rho. No. 8. viii
sponsor a program and bazaar IN
Anderson hall al 7 ,. m. Friday.
Games. booths. refreshment4.
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Congratulated on Birth
of DAUGHTER

Congratulations are being re-
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs. Graydon
Hume of Fircrest on the birth of
a daughter, Sally Kay. at the
Tacoma General hospital Nov. rs.
The little girl is being welcomed
by a three-year-old brother, Bruce.
and grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. G. Hume and Mr.. George Ohe
of Fircrest and Mrs. Stella Hume,
a great grandmother
w and VI club, Olympic Rebekah
lodge, meets for II o'clock lunch
con Friday at the home of Mrs.
/. S. Broxon on Waller road. Mrs.
Ida Setter will assist.
Ku Ku Klub meets Thursday at
8 p. m. with John Gallert of Fife
for its annual Christmas party.
Mrs. Hilda Olson and Miss Ger
trude Tenzler will assist
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Miss Johnson
Entertained
Finsscss 81 NJ. Jscobssu
1onorsd ~ Shower 70
Wed December ~

ComnllmcnfInr Mice VIr-
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k"s ~ t - 50
George Jacobsen. = shower
was given recently n the
home of Mira. Emma kvernvik
with Mrs. Charlie. Seeer!und
as IN. a..sst.nv ha~f.ss IN.
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Inventory Of France
Estate
Filed BY Safe Deposit Trust
With Register Of Wills

The Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, Baltimore, executators
estate of former United States
Senator DR.. Joseph / France, Port
Deposit, filed their second inven-
tory last week in the Office of the
Register OF Wills, Elkton.
The first report filed some weeks
ago consisting of cash, stocks and
bonds, totalled $182,095.1O.
The appraisement made and re-
ported last week by the executors
was the proceeds from DR.. Frances
life insurance, including dividends
and amounted to $236,51S.20.
The report further states that
DR.. France indebtness, including in
come tax and wncollectable loans
shows the sum Of $101,666.61.
The estate at the present time
totals $306,946.69.
The Fidelity and Trust Co., Balti-
more, trustee of the estate Of Miss
Catherine e. Wilson, late of Elkton,
has also filed its first inventory,
valuing the estate to $S7,927.60.
This does not include real estate.
Under her will her late residence in
Elkton, was beQueathed to Union
Hospital, provided the directors
make use of it within the next five
years for hospital purposes.
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Personal And Social

Miss Marie Anderson, Of Altoona
Pa, is spending the week in Rising
Sun.
Mrs. Jennie w. Taylor visited
Wilmington relatives during the
week.
Miss Anna Ochs, Of Oxford, was
the guest of Mrs. John Wilson dur
ing the week.
Miss Elizabeth r. Stephens spent
the week with Rev. and Mrs. VIM.
H. Micheals, in Media, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Pyle, OF
Pittsburgh, were weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Job w. Kirk.
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Kennard were Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Baines, of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford H. Rober-
son, of Freehold, New Jersey, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor r. Bfles.
The marriage of Miss Hattie
Pratt, of Elkton, to Bertram Gran
bill, of Havre de Grace, will take
place Wednesday, June 81.
Mrs. Oris C. Krauss, of Elkton,
has announced the engagement of
her niece, Miss Lu e. Peoples, to
Mr.. Henry A. Rohling, Jr., of Bel
levue. II
Miss Dorothy e. Irwin, of Rising
Sun, and Lacy r. Waddell, of Lib
erty Grove, were married Saturday
June 8, by Rev. w. H. Haney, of
Rising Sun.
Miss Lydia P. Gibson, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Pearl Gibson and the
late Warren Gibson, iof Calvert,
and Arthur Pounds, of Cherry Hill,
were married Saturday, June 3rd.
Mrs. George Knauf, of Rising
Sun, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morris and Harry Morris,
of Zion, on a motor trip to Waynes-
boro, Va, and Old Point Comfort.
A family reunion was held on
Sunday, June 4, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs, ]. M. GRAPHICAL, Of Como
wingo, the occasion being in cele-
bration Of their seth Wedding An
niversary.
Miss Mary Magdalen Hopkins,
daughter of Mrs. Blanche Hopkins,
of Quarryville, R. D. 2, and Ellis
Leaman Keene, SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin M. Keene, of Quarryville,
Pa, were married ON Saturday at
ternoon, at o'clock In the Middle
Octorara Presbyterian Church, Rev.
George H. Shea, officiating.
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Southern States Coop

A committee Of farmers pf the
Rising Sun community will meet on
Monday, June 10, at the Rising Sun
Hotel, Rising Sun, Maryland, to
map out plans and build up Q pro-
gram for their Annual Southern
States Patrons Meeting scheduled
to- be held in July, according to Paul
e. Mullinix, Elkton, Maryland, Dis
trict Manager, Southern States Co
operative.
More than ESQ Patrons Meetings
are scheduled to be held through
out Southern States operating ter
ritory during the next six months,
in Virginia, West Virginia, Mary
land and Delaware. These meetings
are held so that farmer patron
members, who own and control the
farm organization, may have the op-
portunity to vote on matters of
policy, lend their suggestions as
farmers as to how their cooperative
can serve them better and to elect
officers for the coming fiscal year.
1t is planned to present in July
the most interesting. instructive and
entertaining patrons meeting ever
held In the Rising Sun community
sponsored by farm organization.
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Youths Temperance
Encampment
Will Be Held At West Not
tingham June 21-26

Here is news shot from head
quarters" Encampment is right
around the corner, June 21-26 at
West Nottingham. Camp is going
to be bigger and better than ever.
Rev. Paul Groseclose of Coles
Vile, Maryland, Is going TO teach
a class on Social Problems" An
other class, on alcohol Education
will be given by Miss Helen Shep-
herd. Our own Miss Davis is plan
ming a class on Music Apprecia-
tion," and Rev. Warner will give a
class on Understanding Ourselves. /"
We're also expecting Hamilton Fox,
young leader from the Eastern
shore, to be with US.
Our banquet is going to be on
Saturday night. Wednesday even
ing we will have our usual break
the-ice party; Thursday, our straw
ride and picnic supper; Friday is
talent night; Saturday. the banquet;
and Sunday, we are going to have
the life of Frances Willard
We, the campers, are going to
make our rules on how late to get
in, should we have the keys to our
cars, etc. We're going to have a
special meeting the first night at
camp to decide on these questions.
But what rules we make are really
going to be obeyed.
This Is all the news now. The
rest is for you to find out when you
reach West Nottingham Academy on
June 21. Don't forget to send in
those soc registrations to Estelle
Lucas, Highland, Maryland.
Ethel May Hopkins,
Publicity Chairman
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-06-16
Briefly Noted News

The tax rate for Elkton has been
fixed at 20 cents on the 800, the
same as last year.
The Ninth District Farmers Club
met on Monday. June 8, with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds. near
Blue Ball.
The tax rate Of Havre de Grace
has been fixed by the City Council
at $1.15 en the 500, an increase
% Is cents over last years rate.
A recital of the pupils Of Mrs.
John Wilson will be given ON Mon
day evening. June 10, $500 o'clock,
al her studio on East Main street.
The Tenth Annual Regatta of
the Havre de Grace Yacht Club
will be held at the head of the
Chesapeake Bay on July 14th and
18th.
During the wind and rainstorm
Saturday afternoon the wooden silo
on the J. Clifton Pownall farm, be-
TWEEN Elm and Fairmount, Pa, was
blown over.
Hugh Wright Caldwell, Jr., son of
Mrs. Hugh Wright Caldwell and the
late Mr.. Caldwell. Of Chesapeake
City graduated from the United
States Military Academy, West
Point. at the commencement exer-
cises ON Monday.
George w. Ward, of ElktOn, Sec
rotary of the Modern Woodmen. has
received a check for $4,000, pay
able to Mrs. Eva S. Frazer on the
death OF her husband, j. Frank
Frazer, Elkton, who was member
of the organization for 25 years.