The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-23
Postal Group Forms
NeW Service Club
Two Puyallup Missionary Societies
Plan Meetings Thursday

PUYALLUF-Wi = program
for improving service and a bet
ter understanding with the public
and also lettering their own work
ing conditions. employees Of the
postoffice have organized the Puy-
allup Post Office Service club and
elected Baden Powell as the first
president. Walter Handke is vice
president; Ray Connel, treasurer
and Harry Fewins, secretary. The
new organization is entirely local
and not to be confused with the
Letter Carriers association. a ma
tional organization which also has
4 unit here, IT is stated.
Y. r. ". Makes Plans
Puyallup Valley post No. 2224.
Y F. w, will meet at Odd Fellows
hall Thursday night to complete
plans for the department eneamp-
ment at Vancouver. According to
Commander Adrian Piquette. an
effort is to be made at the en-
oampment to have next years
gathering held in Tacoma.
Women's Groups to Meet
Members of Methodist Home
Missionary societies will gather
Thursday at the First Methodist
church in the 35th annual district
meeting at which speakers will
give reports on the activities of
various institutions conducted UNI
der sponsorship of the organiza-
ton.
Principal talks will be by Mrs.
NJ. f. Schloeman, conference presi-
dent. who will report on the
Kansas City convention; Miss Kin
nison, superintendent of the Ia
coma Community house; Mrs. w.
L. Edwards of the Tacoma Rescue
Mission, and Rev. William Hag-
gertv. head OF the Wilkeson Com
munity house. Devotions will be
by Rev. Philip Raymond, pastor of
the Puyallup church; Mrs. Horace
Williston will lead the prayer cir
Gle at noon. Music will be vocal
selections by Mrs. +. L. Scheyer
and Mrs. Newell Hunt. Mrs. T. y.
Henry of Puyallup will preside.
Also on Thursday the Women's
society of the Presbyterian church
will have 1890 luncheon and
business session. The affair will
be held at the home of Mrs. Evald
Anderson, lis 4th ave. S. W. This
will be the first in series of So
eiety luneheons.
Mrs. Dan Gray will preside at
the business session and Mira f.
c. Schonborn and Mrs. Axel Sal
auist will preside at memorial
ceremonies honoring Mrs. Charles
Hood and Mrs. James Wood, men,
bers who died during the year.
Have quiet ceremony
At quiet ceremony in the par
sonage of Emmanuel Lutheran
church at 230 Saturday afternoon,
Emma Mae Steele of Puyallup
and Melvin M. Orness of Edge
wood were married. Rev. Theo-
dore Brakeman read the vows.
Attendants were Elmer Orness,
brother of the groom, and Miss
Esther Roberts of Puyallup. The
new home will be on 5th ave. S. w.
Mrs. Robert o. Logan of 1927
5th st. S. w. was hostess Saturday
evening at a party honoring Miss
Esther Kaufman who is to become
bride June 10 Mrs. Maude ia
cobs presided at the coffee urn.
Assisting were Mrs. Philip Ray
mond and Mrs. Hazel Fearn.
Guests were Miss Kaufman,
Mrs. j. w. L. Kaufman. Mrs. Carl
Forslund, Miss Doris Forslund
MIS-. touCl HAL SOpiiiEt. Mis- W IL
liam Leatherwood. Miss Marian
Miller Mrs. Philip Raymond. Mrs
Maude Jacobs, Miss Mary Ann
Jacobs, Miss Maude Shorey, Miss
ELAN Boyde, Miss Sarah Jane
Boyde. Mrs. Wesley Jacobs, Miss
Leonore Petrich, Miss Eilene Ma
loney, Miss Clara Worthley. Miss
Eleanore Reynolds. Miss Joyce
Fearn, Mrs. Hazel Fearn, Miss
Mary Curtis. Miss Helen Utzin.
ger. Miss Margaret Gale, Miss
Rosina Archer. Miss Leverns
Archer. Miss Margaret Johnson
Misses Doris and Ruth Alexander
Mrs. Ada Simpson, Mrs. Free
Scheyer, Mrs. Marian Nelson
Mrs. Virginia Haynes. Mrs Jacl
Donley. Miss Joy Oldright anc
Miss Eleanor Kephart.
Strawberry Festival
According to Miss Verna Bar