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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08

An educational campaign to ac-
quaint all farmers with full provi-
sions of the cotton program for 1910
will be held before growers vote on
cotton quotas December 9, says E.
Y. Floyd of State College.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08
A Son

Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Newton, Of
route 1 Henderson, announce the
9rth Of son. w. R., Jr. on Novem-
Der l. 1889 Mrs. Newton is the form
e. Miss Ruth Parrish.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08
means

If there is the slightest question about
eyestroin there are two things for you to
do immediately First have your eyes ex-
omined by an eye specialist then have your
home lighting checked by your Electric
Dealer or our representative.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-08

The corrective benefit Of properly fitted
glasses is invaluable BUT for the BEST
SEEING RESULTS you MUST also have
PROPER LIGHT! Remember, Sight is Price
Iess-PROPER Light is CHEAP!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
MARRIAGELICENSES

Marriage licenses have been is
sued by the county auditor to
David A Disney of Hollywood.
Cal, and Dora Nordanburg. Ho-
GUAM; James Morris Lowell and
Mary Rossmaier, both Of Tacoma;
Patrick Burnett and Aloha Miller.
both OF Tacoma: Estell Frank
Thigpen and Lillian NJ. Snider, both
of Bremerton: Claire Day and
Lillian Paulson. both of Tacoma;
Claude A. Pitts and Marjorie
kirsch, both OF Tacoma: William C.
Burke and Cleo Bixby, both Of Ia
coma; Watson Kelly and Mary
Alden, both OF Cumberland: Earl
Clayton Of Mineral and Lutte Cole
man of Cumberland; Russell Owens
and Gertrude Wynd. both Of
Eugene. Ore: Leonard c. Wesson
and Frances Margaret Hagdshl.
both Of Tacoma: Wilburn E.
Powers and Elizabeth A. Polch.
both Of Tacoma; Otto S. Johnson
and NJ Virginia Thompson. both
OF Tacoma; Arthur ". Burk and
Irene White, both of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
GREAT PROPHET
Will BE GUEST

Great Prophet Quentin D. Nit
chell Of the Improved Order of
Red Men of the state Of Washing
ton will be the honored guest
speaker for Tacoma tribe No. is
Wednesday evening, May 8, at
Eagles hall.
Mitchell is the postmaster at
Long Beach, Wash, having held
that position for a number of years.
He is one of the many live, enthu-
siastic citizens Of that community,
taking a very active interest in
fraternal affairs. During the pre-
siding term Of Mitchell as the head
of the Order Of Red Men it has
prospered materially. After the
meeting is adjourned. corn and
venison will be served.
Great Chief Of Records John A.
Pyfer and Assistant Zone Director
Lou Willard have laid the plans
for this occasion. Other speakers
will be Past Great Sachem Walter
Berg; H. w. Pollock, Great Junior
Sycamore of Everett, and Great
Senior Sycamore Frank F. Hart of
Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
CITY LEAGUE SCHEDULE IS ANNOUNCED

July s-Exhibition game
July l0-General Motors Trucks vs.,
Olympic Ice Cream.
July li-Model Lu m Der Co. Va.
Cammarsno Bros.
July l2-Johnson Paint Co. vs.. su-
perior Dairy.
July l3-Olympic Ice Crea m vs..
Csmmsrano Bros,
July l4-Model L u m er Co. VS..
johnson Paint Co.
July l5-Superior Dairy vs.. Gen.
eral Motors Trucks.
July l7-Olympic Ice Cream VS.. su-
perior Dairy.
July ls-cammarano Brothers VS..
johnson Paint Co
July l9-Model Lu m Der Co. VS..
Olympic Ice Cream.
July 2o-General Motors Trucks vs..
johnson Paint Co
July 2l-Cammarano Bros. VS.. SUI
perior Dairy.
July 22-Model Lumb Der Co. VS..
General Motors Trucks
July 24-Johnson Paint Co. VS..
Model Lumber Co.
July 25-Csmmarano Bros. VS.. Cen
eral Motors Trucks.
July 26-Superior Dairy VS.. Olym-
pic Ice Cream.
July 27-Johnson Paint Co. VS..
General Motors Trucks.
July 28-Model Lumber Co. VS.. SUI
perior Dairy.
July 2s-cammarano Brothers VS..
Olympic Ice Cream.
July 3l-General Motors Trucks VS..
Superior Dairy.
Aug. Olympic Ice cream VS..
Model Lumber Co.
Aug. johnson Paint Co. VS..
Cammarano Bros
Aug 3--Olympic Ice cream vs..
General Motors Trucks.
Aug. superior Dairy VS.. John
son Paint Co
Aug. 5-Cammarano Brothers VS..
Model Lumber Co.
Aug johnson Paint Co. VS..
Olympic Ice Cream,
Aug. 8-Superior Dairy VS.. Cam
marano Bros
Aug. General Motors Trucks VS..
Model Lumber Co
Aug. l0-Olympic Ice Cream VS.. SUI
perior Dairy.
Aug. ll-Model Lum Der Co. VS..
johnson Paint Co.
Aug. l2-General Motors Trucks VS.
Cammarsno Bros.
Aug. l4-Cammarano Brothers VS..
Johnson Paint Co.
Aug. 15-Superior Dairy VS.. Model
Lumber Co.
Aug, l6--General Motors Trucks VS..
Olympic Ice Cream.
Aug. l7-Model Lu m Der Co. VS..
Cammarano Bros.
Aug l8-Olympic Ice Cream VS.
Johnson Paint Co.
Aug. le-Superior Dairy VS.. Cen
eral Motors Trucks.
Aug. 2l-Exhibition game
Aug. 22-General Motors Trucks VS.
Johnson Paint Co.
Aug. 23-Olympic Ice Cream vs..
Cammarano Bros
Aug. 24-Jobnson Paint Co. VS.. SUI
perior Dairy
Aug 25-Model Lum Der Co. VS..
Olympic Ice Cream.
Last named is the home club.
All games start AT 7 unless other
wise specified.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
EAGLES ELECT
FRIDAY, MAY 5

Tacoma aerie of Eagles nomi-
mated officers for the ensuing term
at the Friday meeting Thomas
Ray, Louis Bedford, DR.. Nordi.
Warren f. Ayres, and Judge Joe
Mallery were appointed as COM
mittee to conduct the election
next Friday evening. May 5.
The athletic committee an
nounced that golf Will be played
at the Meadow Park links on
Sunday at / p. m, and that the
aerie's baseball team will play its
first game against the team of
the Young Mems Business club
at Harmon field, So. s0th and
Park ave, Tuesday, May 2, at
6:15 p. m.
DR.. Emerson announced that
"barnyard golf" would be played
at Wrights park on Monday at
$50 p. m.
New members initiated at Fri
day nights meeting were Mike
Viafore, w. H. Moore. Byron L.
Foreman. Anton Strbich and Will
fred L. Bedford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
; GIRLS PLEAD
THEY'RE GUILTY

PORTLAND. Ore.-Three girls
OF the youthful bandit sextet
chased through the Northwest a
fortnight ago pleaded guilty in
circuit court Friday afternoon to
one count OF assault with intent
to rib, while their male compan-
ions pleaded innocent to all
charges.
Before passing sentence, how
ever, Superior Judge James Sta
pleton remanded the girls, on rec
ommendation Of Deputy District
Attorney Sidney Hayes. to the
juvenile division Of Multnomah
county court.
The girls. Cleone Alyes, Edna
Malespin and Jewell Smith. all II,
peaded innocent TO two other in
dictments, one charging assault
with intent to rob, the other as
sault and robbery while armed.
The youths. all deserters from the
U. S. army at the San Francisco
Preside, pleaded innocent to all
three counts. They were Donald
Bailey, 81; Edward Klaus, 81, and
vern Jensen, "a. No date was set
for their trial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Another Mishap
Follows Wreck

One day after the spectacular
train-truck wreck which killed
three men at Bucoda, 20 miles south
of Olympia, Thursday evening. a
freight train broke through tenn
porary rails laid around the wreck
and derailed four cars Friday night.
No one was hurt when the freight
left the tracks, Union Pacific Of
ficisls reported. Thursday night a
limited passenger train en- route to
Portland struck a logging truck
driven by Herman Vollman. killing
him. The fireman and engineer
of the train also were killed when
engine and six cars were derailed.
The wreckage was cleared away
and travel resumed Friday after
noon a short time before the freight
train went off the tracks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
DEMOLAY BOYS
At COURTHOUSE

Pierce county officials from
sheriff TO superior court judges
were just so many second fiddles
Saturday as members of the
Frederick w. Keator chapter OF
DeMolay took over all offices at
the courthouse.
Answering calls with deputies.
sitting beside stern judges, and
even assisting in seeing that pro-
spective brides and grooms re-
eeived the proper licenses. the
young men had the time Of their
lives.
Boys who for a single day were
important cogs in the complicated
county government machinery in
cluded:
Bill Cannon, Harvard Harson
and Vernon krieger. county COM
missioners: Norman Anderson,
chief criminal deputy prosecutor;
Art johnson, prosecutor: Mary
Beasley, sheriff: Warren Barnes,
undersherir; Bob Snodgrass, dep
uty sheriff; Bob Thompson, audi
tor; Wally Meyer. chief deputy
auditor; Marvin Shaw, treasurer;
Dick Gimmel. assessor; Lloyd
Goodwin. school superintendent;
Don Atkinson, engineer; Francis
Michigan, Juvenile Judge; Fred
Mcneil. health officer; Bob Puddi-
comb. Walter Schmidt and Bill
Goodman, superior judges; Charles
Darling and Jim Stabbert, jus
tees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01

City league fans are assured
plenty Of baseball this year ac-
cording to the 1889 schedule re-
leased by President Roy p. Archer.
The listings show a total OF 30
league contests plus four exhibit
ton games already booked TO say
nothing of the two Shaughnessy
play-off series slated to deter
mine the 1899 tithst. At least
two more exhibition games will
be booked, ii was announced by
the league prexy. The schedule:
May 6--Johnson Paint Co. vs.. Cam
marano Bros.
MAY general Motors Trucks vs..
Superior Dairy.
May e-olympie Ice Cream VS..
Model Lumber Co.
May l0-Cammarano Bros. VS.. Gen.
eral Motors Trucks.
May ll--Johnson Paint Co. vs..
Model Lumber Co.
May i2--Cammarano Bros. VS.. SUI
perior Dairy.
May Dickinson Paint Co. VS..
Olympic Ice Cream.
May l5-Superior Dairy VS.. olym-
pic Ice Cream.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01

General Motors Trucks
May l7-Cammarano Bros. Va. Mod
Ell Lumber Co.
May ls-olympic Ice Cream VS..
General Motors Trucks.
May le-Exhibition game.
May 2o-Model Lumber Co. vs. su-
perior Dairy.
May 22-cammarano Brothers VS.
Olympic Ice Cream.
May 23-Superior Dairy Va. john
son Paint Co.
May 24-Model Lumb Der Co. VS.
General Motors Trucks.
May 25-Superior Dairy Va. Cam
marano Bros.
May 2s-Model Lumber Co. VS.
Johnson Paint Co.
May 27-General Motors Trucks VS..
Olympic Ice Cream.
May 29-General Motors Trucks We.
Johnson Paint Co.
May 3i-Olympic Ice Cream vs.. Su-
perlor Dairy
June Model Lum Der Co. VS..
Cammarano Bros.
June Superior Dairy vs.. General
Motors Trucks.
June 3-Model l. UNI Der Co. VS..
Olympic Ice Cream.
June 5-Olympic Ice Cream VS..
Cammarano Brothers.
June General Motors Trucks vs..
Model Lumber Co.
June johnson Paint Co. VS.. Su-
perior Dairy.
June s-General Motors Trucks VS..
Cammarano Bros.
June e-olympic Ice cream VS..
johnson Paint Co.
June i0-superior Dairy VS.. Model
Lumber Co.
June l2-Cammarano Brothers VS..
johnson Paint Co.
June i3-Superior Dairy VS.. Olym-
pic Ice Cream.
June i$-Mooel Lumber Co. VS..
General Motors Trucks.
June l5-Superior Dairy VS.. john
son Paint Co.
June ie-Csmmarsno Brothers vs..
General Motors Trucks,
June l7-Olympic Ice cream vs..
Model Lumber Co.
June Dickinson Paint Co. VS..
Model Lumber Co.
June 2o-Cammarano Bros. VS.. su-
perior Dairy.
June 2I-oIympic Ice Cream VS..
General Motors Trucks.
June 22-Model Lumber Co. VS.. Su-
perior Dairy.
June 23-Csmmarano Brothers VS..
Olympic Ice Cream.
June 24-Johnson Paint Co. VS..
General Motors Trucks.
June 26-Cammarano Brothers vs.
Model Lumber Co.
June 27--Exhibition game.
June 28-Johnson Paint Co. VS..
Olympic Ice Cream.
June 29-General Motors Trucks vs..
Superior Dairy.
June 30-Johnson Paint Co. VS..
Cammarano Bros.
July General Motors Trucks VS.
Model Lumber Co.
July Superior Dairy VS.. Model
Lumber Co.
July Superior Dairy VS.. Cam
marano Bros
July 6-olympic Ice Cream VS..
Johnson Paint Co
July General Motors Trucks vs..
Cammarano Bros.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Plans for Yacht
Club Cruise Tonic

Plans for the cruise to Seattle
May and 6 to attend the Seattle
Yacht club opening, and for Me-
mortal day services, will be dis
cussed Monday evening at the
meeting of Tacoma Yacht club
at the clubhouse. There will DO
entertainment and refreshments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
MOTORISTS Are FINED

Richard Johnson. alias Robert
Atkin, Negro, was fined SIS and
costs in police court Friday after
noon on a reckless driving con-
viction. He was arrested Thurs
day night near 18th and Market 81.
A fine Of $50 and costs was I'M
posed against Gordon Gable. p.
Of Seattle. who pleaded guilty 70
drunken driving. Cable vas book
ed Thursday night or Commerce
street
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
DIV ORCE
If You Must
BY Frances Slade
CHAPTER V.
Second Marriage Prospects

All the problems of divorce would be solved you think
by successful second marriage
If only the RIGHT MAN walked into your life and offered
you his heart your loneliness would be end you would
have SOMEONE TO TALK TO you at bedtime, STAND BACK
OF YOU in your discipline of the children, and PAY YOUR
BILLS.
All this would be the case with the right man. but if you
get divorce, will you surely find him?
PERFECT MEN DON'T GROW BY THE WAYSIDE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
-HAPPY--
BDRTHDAY
SATURDAy. APRIL 20

SATURDAY., APRIL %
Nikka Campbell. Route 16,
Box 81.
OIL. Conrad. Sunshine station.
Milton Phillips, Tenino.
W. o. Dunckley, 4Sl Broad
way.
Bruce Andreasen, 14ol So.
Adams N.
Ida FeIice, 1901 SO. 3Sth st.
Mrs.. Ella Slmpkins, 6l2 So.
18th 1t.
Shirley Anderson, S5s4 Faw-
cett ave.
SUNDAY. APRIL 80
Billy Friend, 2229 Ia. Morton.
Bert Friend. Yelm. Wash.
Joel Peterson, 1887 So. state-
Edith Snure, Woodinville,
Wash.
Clark Snure, jr., Surprise lake.
Primo Menicocci, 1922 Fsw-
cett ave.
Mrs. j. r. Mccormick, 2l2I
So. 50th st.
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stupidity she had believed in his
happiness at finding that Hilda
lurked behind the mask.
Keith" she faltered. wishing
she had not come, hating herself
for coming.
what do you want t." he de-
manded. II was almost 4 snarl.
IL came to see you" And
blankly, You asked me to come"
There were voices in the hall
and Keith motioned her inside.
He had q might a. well get It
over" expression. Hilda slowly
went inside. He left the door
partially open ~ q none too subtle
reminder that her stay was to be
short.
They stood In q small vestibule.
There were two chairs and a table
under Z mirror.
How did you know where to
find me ?" be asked, his eyes shifty
and alarmed.
Hot prickles Of anger stung
Hilda's bewildercd brain.
Through months Of loving Keith.
Of believing In him and champion
ing his cause, she had deliberately
blinded herself to his faults. His
ardent love making Of the last few
daya while It had not aroused the
old rapture. had justified her
trust and loyalty.
She had refused to see the
truth. now 1t dawned upon her
slowly and the hot prickles Of
anger became clear and cold. In
that moment her carefully bolster
ed love for Keith turned to hatred.
Not hitter, personal hatred. rather
an indifferent losthing. She calm
~ eat down on the arm Of 4
chair.
Tive been In Los Angeles ever
since you left me at the church.
KEITH she said coolly. II heard
you were here and dropped in to
see you."
wen. what do you want ?" he
asked again. The corner OF his
mouth tW1tched. II Hilda moved
. haAd hi eyes followed the ges-
turo fsnrttvely. Almost she began
to enjoy herself. No longer de-
Tending him she felt free. some
how unattached.
7 understand you are IN love
with the mysteFy girl on the
Goa1aa Cord program. A far A.
! mOw you are still engaged to
many ne You have never asked
, to - released. What about me ?"
without . doubt she should take
the flrUt elevator to the foyer.
But 4 was rather interesting to
put him on . spot. = most un-
couloprtahle spot to judge from
his fAce.
I'll couldn't 70 on with IT..
Hil1h I'm sorry" Keith was
badlv frightened. He had sup
POI this ghost Of his past safely
laid Other ghosts had crowded
Hao from his mind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01

Just because your present hus-
bands faults irritate you TO the
point OF wanting a divorce is no
proof that another man wouldn't
end by being equally annoying.
Before you leave one husband,
you should study other husbands
to see IL their failings would suit
you any better.
Peter doesn't get rs grouchy rs
your husband does; neither would
he dream of taking his wife 10 the
theater, and he hasn't sent her
flowers since they were married.
Tom Ia n much more thoughtful
husband than yours II; but he never
seems to he able TO think up "A way
to support his family--and. after
all. that IL something n husband Is
supposed to do.
What's more. while your present
husband CRATES on your nerves, he
accepts all YOUR foibles and incon-
sistencies.
Would a new husband laugh at
the mistakes in your checkbook, or
forgive you when he didn't have a
pair OF socks without hole TO put
on?
Would he give up good party
when you were taken with one OF
your sick headaches, or would he
go along without you, as so many
husbands do7
You ought 20 be sure Of the
market before you let 20 the
husband you have and know all
about. TO start the search for
another YOU cant really know
until you've been married TO
him for SEINE time.
This advice. naturally. does not
amply 10 the woman who has her
PERFECT MAN waiting TO marry
her the minute the ink is dry on
her divorce papers: but then. she
apparently has sized up the choice
Of husbands and is not looking for
advice.
or course. II you thlnk you We
come TO the end of the rope in your
marriage. you'll say not one Of
these arguments bears any weight.
II you've REALLY come to the
end Of your rope. you'll unoouot-
edly get a divorce.
But at least you needn't be TOO
hssty about it.
When You get into q bedside
battle with your husband. take
time out to decide whether
you're fully prepared TO fight
TO the finish.
And remember that, although so
far he's always been ready TO make
up the next morning. or few dsys
later, some day when YOU pack
your suitcase in a furry Of undies
and angry words. HE MAY NOT
ASK YoU TO UNPACk AGAIN.
Copyright 1881
Next: Why are you dong 1t:
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same. A child may be peevlsh
about an imaginary hurt as well as
something that actually cuts under
his pride. Personally I prefer the
temper" type to the one who
enjoys a hold-over or carries a
sulky chip on his shoulder.
Well, something can be done
about IL, 30 that is one comfort,
although any kind Of rage or sulki-
ness Is such a grand feeling to the
child as well as 10 the adult that
1t Is not an easy task to work the
miracle. Not all at once. II is,
rather, a matter Of slow grating,
or budding" as the horticultural
calls IL.
II begins with trying brand new
experiences. Sometimes an entirely
new environment will effect cure
In disposition. Next comes the
gratifying hobby that boosts the
child enormously in his own esti-
nation. Nothing succeeds as well
as success. Once he has established
some conviction Of his worth in his
own mind, he may lose his faith.
II will probably react in more plea
SAINT conduct. Try praise for a
change.
1t may encourage conceit, but
let II do so. We all have to feel a
bit conceited. or complacent, or we
feel like failures. There is not
much middle way in these queer
minds OF ours. no matter how
much we deny 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
TWO Arrested for
LiQuOr Violations

Two men. charged with violating
the city liquor statutes. were at
liberty under hail 81 $500 each
Saturday. pending trial in police
court. They were arrested Friday
afternoon in raids conducted by
Lieut.. Larry Amundsen and Officer
C. o. Robson OF the Tacoma police
department. with the help Of state
liquor inspectors. Those arrested
We're Frank Inderbitzen. IS. taken
al 15lli4 Commerce st. and Joe
Pistol, As. OF 1906. Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
CHANCE TO
SEE "Y" CIRCUS

The second and last show of the
fourth annual Y. NJ. c. A. circus
will be presented tonight at the
Y NJ, c. A. at o'clock, with
few additional acts to the II num-
bers which delighted an audience
Of 500 Friday night.
Those who saw the initial per-
Torrance were unanimous in their
opinion that it was the best circus
or gym show the "Y' has ever
staged in Tacoma.
The acts, many Of them presents
ing two or three simultaneous
events. were all exceptionally
good. The clowns were funny and
thrilling. The opening event,
which was the Golden Jubilee
pageant, with the $50 actors
participating, was very well re-
ceived.
Hi Ho Silver Act Good
The ballet horse Hi Ho Silver,
which was originated by Lew
BalIatore and characterized by
Bob Smith and Tom Naccarato.
was among the best of all the
acts. The ropers, Jack Fets and
John Lane, were exceptionally
good.
The living statues in bronze
were perhaps the high point of all
the acts. The so friendly Indians.
organized in five different tribes
under the leadership of Bob
Hager, were very entertaining.
The dances were originated by Bob
Hager and the music composed by
Hilda Smythe.
Balancers Excellent
The hand balancers, Marvin
Herness and Erving kriegel,
were at their best last evening
and were good enough to appear
in any circus. Sonny Johns, ma
tional junior archery champion.
gave some unbelievable demon
STATIONS with his bow and arrow.
Chuck Carter and Kenny Hutch
ms gave breath-taking act on
roller skates.
The high-bar actors. Lening and
Nelson, Corey and Kent, were ex-
ceptionally good. The speciality
number on the flying rings from
the Seattle Y. M. C. A. gave a
circus thrill very much like the
flying trapeze.
The side shows, sponsored by
the Stadium Hi-Y and Comrads
class, Y. M. c. A, were well at.
tended.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
TOWNSEND MEETINGS
MONDAY, MAY l

Horace Mann No. Is meets at
Bethel Lutheran church, So. Ath
and ! SITS. This club will also give
card party at headquarters,
113lis Commerce St. Friday eve-
ming. May 5.
Kay st. No. meets at Nor
mama hall. So. 18th and X.
Mckinley Hill No. meets at
Royal Neighbors hall, East G and
Division lane.
Spanaway club meets AT Spsna-
way school. A short business ses-
sion and a program and speaking.
Mrs. Leroy Vaughn, soloist; Mrs.
Montgomery and Mr.. Town in q
skit. Casey Taking the Census.
and 4 musical number by Mr..
Town.
TUESDAY, MAY :
Algona-Pacific club meets In
music room OF Algona school.
Manitou club No. "a meets at
Msnitou hall with business meet
ing followed by dancing.
Mckinley Hill No. . meets at
Sheridan school.
orting club meets at c. A. r..
hall.
Park Avenue club No. Is meets
at Park Avenue school annex, with
q speaker.
Twenty-Third St No. Is meets
at 2544ts So. Sheridan ave.
Oakland club No. IL meets al
Community church.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 3
Fircrest club No. 10 meets al
Community church.
Sockeye club No. ) meets at
Slovenian hall. Old Tacoma; bust
ness meeting. card party and lunch
Sumner club meets at I. o. o. +.
hall. and will have speaker.
All-City club. assisted by othei
clubs, will give q card party al
headquarters Wednesday afternoon
starting AT $50. to be followed By
dinner. Proceeds for benefit O.
delegate fund. Everybody welcome
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Sensitive Persons
In Need of Change
Too Often Moody Children Are Allowed
To Sulk and Feel Their Feelings
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: have three chdren-two of them
normal healthy and happy youngsters but the third
younges-s sensitive little fellow who is continually
grouchy He always that is laughing him
that he being left OUT of things hate him
unhappy for know that his future will be dark if he
continues to be such unhappy little boy.
wonder if other mothers faced with this problem
and what they are doing to overcome it. MOTHER
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Negro, White Girl
Ndbbed in Hotel

Arrested at 6:45 a. m. Saturday
in hotel on lower Pacific ave,
two persons were being held in the
city Jail Saturday on charges II
immoral conduct. They gave their
names as Samuel Rucker, 81,
Negro, and Goldie McArdle, 20,
white