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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Emile Bu1tn1e Appears
Wednesday, on Program

In the autumn OF 1886 Baume came
10 the United States. His success III
This country was established at his
New York debut in Town Hall a
month later. and every year since ne
has made long and triumphant con-
c.It tours across the land.
I5aume now divides his time be-
tween the United States and France.
He Joins his father on the Riviera
every summer and they work on the
Young Baumes programs. Their re-
taxation i chess or ping pong and
swims in the blue Mediterranean.
Haume - unmarried. In New York
nc has found Il group OF his old
friends from the Paris Conservatory
and they form a brilliant musical
coterie. He likes Harlem, swing and
American neWspapcrWomen. He IS a
great favorite on university concert
courses and is not too grave d Wiz
tuoso TO join in campus activities in
which he is often invited to par
ticiDate
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
RREWERS GROUP TO
CONTINUE CAMP AIGN

Raleigh. Jan. 22.-TnvcstigatiorS
For the beer indr try will visit every
North Carolina county during 1910
to make certain that retail beer
dealers conduct reputable places OF
business.
Edgar H. Balm, of Goldsboro, State
diractor of the Brewers and North
S.ro1ina Beer Distributors COM
,,,ittee, announced today that the
;ndustrv's "clean up or close up
~ampaign has resulted in the revo-
alton of 40 licenses in 13 counties,
md revocation proceedings against
= score of other dealers in eight
counties.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Slight Drop In
Cost OF Living

New York. Jan. 22.-(AP)-A de-
cline in the cost OF foods and rents
during December left the average
American worker a little extra cash
in his budget, the national industrial
conference board, private Stats
teal organization said today.
Total living costs that month were
6 of | percent less than a year
earlier. They were Is percent less
than December, 1929, but l9 percent
higher than the low point Of 1888.
Food prices were a percent be-
low November and % percent I'M
der a wear earlier. Rentals dropped
/ of | percent from November but
;vere 5 of percent higher than
December, 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
PIT. A. Observing
SocialHygieneD Day

Thursday, February |, 1870. is
rourth National Socia! Hygiene Day
-an5t??cr high point in the campaign
against syphiiis-a day for d brief
yIancc back and d long look ahead.
ORGANIZATIONS in every state in the
,nion are calling this day TO the at
ent;on Of their members In coopera-
ION with the American Social Hy-
;iene Association, the North Caro-
ina Congress Of Parents and Teach
rrs is encouraging It's local associa-
lions TO devote either their January
or February program 10 q study of
social hygiene that its 10000 men,
bers may be better informed about
;yphilis and gonorrhea, their nature,
diagnosis, treatment, and cure.
Mrs. Melville PrCngdy Of Winston
Salem, social hygiene chairman for
the North Carolina Congress Of Par
ents and Teachers, stated in a re-
cent interview that more requests
had been made by local associations
or literature with which to put on
UGH program than ever before in
Inc history Of the Congress. City and
county health departments are CO.
operating by providing speakers for
many groups, said Mrs Prongay.
commenting further on the subject,
Mrs. Prongay said. Il am on every
possible occasion stre5sing this point
that the real work Of the Parent
Teacher organization in this nation
wide fight against syphilis should be
o promote closer cooperation be-
ween home and school in the guild
1nce of bCy-girl conduct and the use
Of its influence in providing more
adequate education and training for
,ur youth for marriage and family
lie. which in the long look ahead is
vial "a the future OF the nation
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Haze Open Session
WP.-T A. Study Glass

yiOns will hc built. One will be held
each Monday evening for five con-
sCcutiv2 Mondays.
This study class, yearly pro-
icct with the PIT. A, is being SpG1-
yorcd by the Vance county Organiza-
ton, and members Of all Parent
Teacher Associations in the county
are urged TO attend. The individual
resolutions will be given credit for
;heir members attending.
Members are promised that the Sos
ions will last only one hour, and
his evening the Parent-Teachel
chorus will practice Immediately fol-
lowing the opening session.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
ALLEN J. SIZED
DIES AT MAXTON

Maxton, Jan. 22.-Allen J. Stecd.
prominent business man and farm
er, died this afternoon after heart
attack. He has been i'll for several
months. A native of Randolph coun-
ty, Mr.. Steed for the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Steed. He
had resided in Maxton for 43 years.
Surviving are his wife, the former
Miss Lille Curtis, of Randolph coun-
ty: son, Boyd c. Steed, of Ra-
leigh: and a brother Charles N.
Steed, of Rock Hill, S. c. Funeral
will be held at the late home at 3
o'clock Monday afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Dabney PIT. A. To Meet.

The regular monthly meeting Oh
the Dabney Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation will be held tomorrow even
ing at 1870 o'clock, it was announced
today. The meeting will be held in
the school auditorium, and all par
ents and teachers Of the school arc
urged to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
CARD OF THANKS.

The relatives Of the late . M1H.
clara r Houff wish to express thS'l
sincere thanks and appreciation lor
the many kind acts and syl'pau,SS
hown at her recent illness @'i''
cath. cr,DrrET.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Tn IutCVla,n Tub

S.. Y C13pc. will entertain
,.Gly r,u& Al her home
Tuesday afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

High quality baby chicks bought
now will mean more profits for the
poultyman when the pullets be-
gin to lay, says c. F. Parrish. eX-
tension poulary specialist at State
college.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
- IN pniIldclnhia

--- -..-- :. Register lett Sat-
S., 81. -. Philadelphia. Pa, 10
..:- . ..l there with relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Class 10 Meet

Parker Sunday school
.. E.r>t Methodist church
- -.Hca.y class meeting
. ..n.LIt 4; s o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
I-----. L.r. EInrk-ENd.

..a tju;isv. Of Ra-
... -.. Weekend here with
Bills. Gay U1rner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

Two Can2dian towns are in a
controversy OYER which has the cold
,st weather. That's one argument
l.: o.,.ht IL le :.!m ~ ly.C.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
People in
The News

John =. Tlssss. RspuhIican sev.
srnnr ~ Pennsylvania from tb97
10 1891, died II HE home In Pitts
burxh following IN sxtsndsd ~.
ness. lie wss ~.
A prsnkstsr tslsGraphed On os-
fer II $4,000 10 tlpiIywped's lied
Cross fund from The ns&yor II
Miami. Via. me telegram arrived
during broadcast. whsa Asesuas
Treas mieh was hnrvyins shvat n
police car collecting deaationA
Now beayss Aiesss1ss or. ~
has made the offsr god. ss tsls-
pbonsd Mas Rich and offered To
raise tbs money among Miami
business msn " she wouiA come
and get II. ks~s Mich viii ny
10 Miami Al her swn sxpense
July .
mr. W. W. Aissss<es h2s resign
ed ~ administrator ~ The Farm
sseurlty administration 20 beeons
vlee president ~ tbs Julius Rosen.
waId fund. ifs will b. succeeded
by q. n nsidNis. nav assistant
FsA administration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Shower Compliments
Miss Kelchner

Complimenting Miss Blanche n.
Kelchner, whose marriage to Mr..
Leonard ]. Hurd has been set for
early fall, a miscellaneous shower
was given Sunday at the home of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur M. Kelchner, on American
lake. Assisting the hostess was
Mrs. c. a. Snelson, aunt of the
bride-to-be, and Mrs. Nels john
son. Games and out-of-door
sports were enjoyed by the guests
during the afternoon. Supper was
served at o'clock.
Guests were Mrs. Hazel Fowler,
mother Of the bride-elect; Messrs.
and Mesdames Ross Hurd. father
and mother of the prospective
bridegroom; A. NJ. Kelchner. C. A.
Snelson, R. L. Greenleaf, C. X.
Denton, Nels Johnson, Joseph
Bolander, Victor Dawson, G. r.
Dawson, Ellis Larson and daugh-
ter, F. A. Johnson, John Johnson
Oscar Swallamser, Sam Munson
sister and brother-in-law of Mr.
Hurd from Bellingham.
Others were Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
lam Kelchner and Mrs. Mary
Greenleaf, grandparents of the
bride-to-be, Mrs. NJ. II. Behen
Mrs. Ann Tuell, Misses Shirley
Kelchner, Janice Ross, Viola Ross
Messrs. Robert l.. Kelc h n e r
brother of the bride; Harold and
Lawrence Snelson, Charles Kelch'
ner. V. Carpenter. II. Harris, Miss
Kelchner and Mr.. Hurd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Women S Auxiliary
Has Luncheon

Forty-fivs members and guests
Of the women's auxiliary 81 Con-
gregation Tsimud Torsh enjoyed
the picnic luncheon which featured
tho June meeting Of tbs group.
held al the home ~ Mrs. Charles
sussman ut Day Island during the
week. Hostesses were mssdsmes
Charles sunaman. Max Noyikoff
and ~. Friedman.
Following this luncheon served
picnic style out-of doors. the biisi-
ness meeting was held. with the
retiring president. Mrs sam Cone,
preslding.
Officers elected IA serve for The
coming year include Mrs. Robert
Tone, president; Mrs. David Kisg-
man. vice president; Mrs. l. A.
Drues. recording sscrstary: Mrs.
Charles siasman. corresponding
secretary. and Mrs Bernard VII.
snberg. treasurer. Mrs. Gam Cone.
retiring president, was presented
with the aixlliary's past-prssi-
dents PIN. In token u appreciation
Of her devoted service. hsbbi u. I,
TRIGGER made thu presentation and
spoke OF thu loyal service given
by Mrs Conc on behalf Of the
synagogue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Membership Tea
On Calendar
Pro America TO Entertain
Al Lawn Tennis Club

In conjunction with its
present membership d drive.
the Pierce County Pro-Amer-
lea National Organization Of
Republican Women. will en-
terrain at a membership tea
Friday afternoon at the Ia
coma Lawn Tennis club. Mrs.
Karl B. Kellogg. president of
the organization, has appoint
ed Mrs. B. +. Buckmaster.
first vice president, chairman
of the event.
Assisting Mrs. Buckmaster are
Mesdames N. s. Perkins. c. +. Bon
nell, Paul Sceva. II. J. F1agg.
Chauncey Baxter. A. II. Heath.
Agnes Ashton and Edith Gordon.
The affair Thursday will also be
in the nature Of 4 reception to
honor the newly organized Junior
Pro-America group OF which Miss
Jane Ramsby has recently been
elected president,
Members of Pro-America are ex-
tending a cordial invitation to at
tend the tea to all those interested
in joining their group.
Officers, all OF whom will assist
in the receiving line. are Mesdames
Karl b. Kellogg, president; B. r.
Buckmaster, first vice president,
Burns Poe, second vice president.
A. II. Heath, recording secretary:
Stuart Macdonald, treasurer. and
p. F. Elstrom. corresponding secre-
tary.
Mesdames Joseph Kerr. b. f.
Bagan. William Jolliffe. George Poe
and Cyril Lundvick are the trus-
tees. Committee chairmen are:
Program, Mrs. John T. Quinn; pub
licity, Mrs. Henry Walker; tele-
phone, Mrs. Chester Lindstrom,
membership promotion, Mrs. N. S.
Perkins; membership recording,
Mrs. Paul Billings; finance, Mrs.
A. o. Burmeister; investigation anc
legislation, Mrs. Henry Reif; hos.
tess, Mrs. Agnes Ashton, and pre-
cinct, Mrs. Thomas Swayze.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Bethany Ladies
Set Meetings

Circles OF B [ h any Ladies'
society will meet Wednesday in
the homes of members. Circle No.
l will meet with Mrs. Max Luecke-
notte, 1929 So. Tacoma ave. for
luncheon at 1890 o'clock. Mem
bers are asked to bring sand
witches. Mrs. 4. J. Babcock will
lead the devotions and Mrs. +. II.
Stiles will conduct the business.
Mrs. Joseph Smaily will enter
tain Circle No. 2 at her home at
Edgewood. members being request
ed to bring their basket lunches
and meet at the church at 2
o'clock. Mrs. F. A. Byrd will
lead the devotions and Mrs. Theo
Flemming will lead the business
discussion.
Circle No. 3 will meet with Mrs.
Byron Howard. 1902 So. G st. at
10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Members are TO bring sandwiches.
Mrs. Dora Post will lead the de-
votions and Mrs. Howard will lead
the business meeting.
Circle No. will meet with Mrs.
Fred Margrath, 701 So. SD. for a
salad luncheon at 1 O'Clock. Mrs.
F. A. Chalk and Mrs. A. F. Alex
ander will lead the devotions and
business meeting, respectively.
Mrs. Milton f. Beemer and
Mrs. Clyde Babcock were elected
delegates to the Home Missionary
conference TO be held at Epworth
Methodist church next week. APP
pointments were made for next
years work in the Ladies society
as follows: Membership. Mrs.
George Boerner; program, Mrs.
Clyde Babcock; year book. Mrs.
L. z. Fifer and Mrs. e. Barber;
purchasing, Mrs. r. J. Palmer;
hostesses. Mrs. Fred Margrath;
sunshine. Mrs. Roy Hayes; parson-
age. Mrs. Mary Doyle; publicity,
Mrs. l.. d. Waters; scrap book,
Mrs Ed Hauge; sccompsnist. Mrs
Charles Cheney, and literature,
Mrs. r. J. Babcock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
House Party Soon
AT Rowe Home
No-Host Event Planned for
June 1879

A group of Stadium high
school and Aquinas Academy
girls are making plans for a
no-host party, June 1923 at
the beach home of Miss Ro-
wena Rowe, daughter of the
Arthur O. Rowe's, at Browns
Point. Miss Rowe and Miss
Elaine Shepherd are making
plans for the four-day camp
ing party.
Included in the program will be
tennis, sailing. hiking, swimming
and fishing with beach fires and
wiener roasts in the evenings.
Among those who will attend
are Misses Jean Garlic, Norma
Olsen, June Davis Louise Cheney,
Bonita Sandvig, Betty Stalwick,
Dorothy Purdy. Bertha Mcconnell,
Mary Marush, Jacqueline Brown,
Ann Baillargeon, Barbara Robson
and Gwendolyn Keely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Methodist Women
Plan Conference

The Womens Home Missionary
society of the Pacific Northwest
conference will open Tuesday
morning, to run through Thursday
afternoon, with a business session
in Epworth Methodist church, So.
sth and Anderson SITS. where all
sessions are to be held. APPROX
mately 100 delegates from all parts
of Washington and from Moscow,
Ida, are expected to be present.
There will be a reception at s
o'clock Thursday evening and the
formal opening of the conference
will come on Wednesday at $50
a. m. The president, Mrs. w. E..
M. Schloeman of Seattle, will pre-
side over all sessions and will
speak at IL o'clock Wednesday
morning.
Speaker for Wednesday after
noon will be the Rev. J. Renwick
Mccullough, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. who will ad-
dress the group preceding a tour OF
the Narrows bridge and visit to
the Tacoma Community house.
A banquet is scheduled for 6:3C
o'clock Wednesday evening, to be
followed by the showing of a
motion picture Of Puerto Rico,
taken by Mrs. A. S. Cory of Che
halls, who will describe the pic
lures as they are shown.
Highlight of Thursday morning
will be the election of delegates
to the last annual session of the
National Women's Home Mis-
sionary society, to be held in Dele
ware, Ohio, Aug. 8 to II. The
conference will close Thursday
afternoon with a memorial session
The work carried on within the
conference by the society, the
Tacoma Community house, Wilke-
son community house and Spokane
japanese mission, will be repre-
scented during the three-day con
ference by the superintendent
Mrs. Frank B. Carter, nationa
bureau secretary for Alaska mis-.
sionary work, who is stationed II
Seattle, is also scheduled to speak
Reports from the various officer:
will be made throughout the con
ference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Mary Ball Chapter Closes Year
With Meeting at Tennis Club
Mrs. E. E. Rhodes. State Regent, Tells OF National
OAR Continental Congress at Session Monday

perfect June day the setting for the last meeting
of for Mary Ball chapter Daughters of the Amer-
can Revolution when members gathered for picnic buffet
luncheon at o'clock Monday. the Tacoma Lawn Tennis
club Borough road The committee arrangements IN
cluded Miss Emma Mor chairman assisted by Mrs William
B. Gregg and Mrs Ethel Naubert Hamilton The club rooms
were decorated with flowers in the national coors red,
white and blue
The table for the buffet picnic lunch was laid with red
and white damask cloth and cenered with massive white
Franciscan bowl filled with red Star of Holland roses,
white Madonna lilies and tall blue delphinum spikes inter-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Parties Honor Miss Betty Greiwe'
To Wed Saturday Morning
Miss Haley Hostess Saturday Afternoon at Sisters
Home Miss Hunt TO Entertain al Country Club

Another busy young Tacoma girl who too will take her
wedding in the traditional month of brides is Miss Betty
Grelwe daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harry A. Grewe the be-
rothed of Mr. Harold Weaver of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Weaver.
Miss Greiwe has announced that attendants for the
wedding to be soemnzed Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
nuptia ST. Patrcks church will be the
younger sister Miss Ann Louise Greiwe her
older sister, Mrs j. Dean Barne, her cousin. Mrs James
W. Rawlings Jeanne Comfor) and Miss Mary Louise Fezer
The RI Rev. Msgr. William j. Noonan will perform the
ceremony Mr. Weaver will be attended by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Mr.. Edmunds Weds
Seattle Girl
Royal Nsishbers l,sn Set
ting for Wedding

Miss Pearl Evelyn Demo.
daughter of Mr.. John Demo Of
Seattle. and Mr.. Merle Ed
mund>. repeated their nuptinl
vows on Saturday evening in
the Royal Neishbovs hall. Es.
Morton and G sts.. In = setting
OF pink roses and pink and
white delphininms.
Mr. p<ne gave hIs daughter n
marriage IN . pretty eersmony
which the nav rnrwss ribn~tn
performed Just h~fers the csve-
mcny Jesse smith played ''pvtnh
10 Ma Only with rhsne ryss'' and
the wedding march srom 'tehem-
grin
rhs hrsds vas spwrsd In white
tsffsss. made with . hcspsd SHIRT.
caught up with nAssssaissI Her
ex.-- a.. $3.50 "a "a 49,. .
$3.50 s -" -
-. .rs.s : s..a'..-. ' - 800 -" -.
peas and pink rasshsss
Fur snmsshsng ana ms nrsue
carried me nssoexsrnm Sesnsss
dFswnswnrs nAnaAssrnsss wwsn
me esfFse1 - ~ w~ua'ng -
years a." ana : uspss ssssna -
p*sns A'so ns'o~e'"g - mss
Nd'n"naa
Hss maid 1t haacv. hsS ssess.
Mlss Nancy psno. wues . htDs
sulis dFsss with . bouquet a. psBa
flowers. snd either attendant Mo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Miss Hendrickson
Weds Mr.. Good

Pink and white rpscs. lcrtstn
and snapdragnns formed an effse-
tive setting for tho wedding of
Mia. Louise ceciie Hendrickson.
daughter nj Mr.. and Mrs Gust
Hendfiekson 81 Route !. ruysilnp.
AMI Mr.. Alfred Coed. son NJ Mr..
ana Mrs. John Coed az chehaiis,
The ceremony Was salrmnssed
Saturday evening ~ Trinity Lsith.
eran church a, FARMLAND The
REV. J. rfiueRsr read the vn~s.
Ths bride wore = gown 81 white
satin made with flowing train,
sweetheart neekiine and long.
pointed sleeves Her lace veil wAs
fastened with q crown ~ pearls
and sh. carried bouquet " ivory
colorsd roses
Mira. r. iehaeffer OF Seattle was
matron Of honor and wofs a dress
Of blue taffeta and Mins Louise
williams Of Tacoma. maid al
honor, wore a dress ~ yellow INST
Miss Virginia Hrndrickson. aisse'
of the bride. who was bridesmaid,
wore a peach not dress and botI
the maid NJ honor and bridesmaid
carried bouquets OF orchids and
salmon colored giadioiI. Mis-
barbara TsaiIor ~ puyaliup, wear
Ing pink net, and Miss Margaret
Pearson. wearing blue net ovri
taffeta and with corsagss of pink
rose buds. were the candle bearers
The fiower girl was chsriotts
Lundgrsn, cousin of the bride.
groom Of chehalis. who wors :
gown of blue taffets and carried
colonial bouquet Best man was
Mr. Ray Day ~ chshsIls and
Messrs. Robert and James Hen.
erickson, brothers Ut the bride,
were the ushsrs.
Wedding music was played by
tbs church organist and Mrs
Maude Jacobs ~ ruyaiiup sans
"Tsacause" and Il Love You truly.
In ths receiving line NJ the 70.
csption held In the church social
rooms were the brids's and bride.
grpom's parents. Mr.. Day and
Mrs. Robert aohssffer. Garden
flowers and grssnsry we're used
for decorations Mrs. q. A, Fred.
erickson ~ Tacoma. aunt of The
bride, poured. Mrs. Herman Hohi
cut the Ices. and Mrs. Manuel
Corey Of IuyaiIup served the we'd.
ding caks. Assisting we're Misses
Virginia Iisndfichnon. isasbars
Barton. Margaret Pearson and
Mrs. u. fsehaaffsr. Mas Evelyn
Haynes ~ Puyalllp VAS In charge
II tho sift tabis and Mrs. Arthur
Eurkstis. the guest back.
For going away tbs bride wors
navy blue three piece suit With
pink accessories On their return
from British Columbia they viii
occupy their new hons q, Che
halls. Mrs. Good In q gradnats u
PuyalIup high school and stisndsd
Pacific Lutheran college uhsss
shs was affiliated with Delta tho
Gamma sorority. Mr.. Coed IL .
graduate ~ Balsfort high school
ana he College of Puget souad
ann bslongs % Sigma zsta Epsa.
Ion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Vows Repeated in
Floral Setting
Miss vends Leo Sweet and
Mr.. Mckinnon We'd

Tapers in candclabra light
ed the floral setting for the
marriage OF Miss vcnda Lee
Sweet and Mr.. Roy 8. McKin-
non. on Friday evening in the
Latter Day Saints church.
Pastel rladioli. snapdragons.
with Ivy and ferns were used
in the altar decorations be-
fore which Bishop t.lvin +,
Evans read the ceremony.
Before the wedding process
sional began Mr.. Leroy Raid.
win sang Because and Il
Love You Truly with violin
accompaniment by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Johnson.
Given IN marriage by her father
the bride. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Sweet. wore Z
gown Of white French msrquisetts
accented by a long. flowing veil
Her bridal bouquet was composed
Of rna-. and swansonia.
Mrs. Russell Hochstrasser wal
matron Of honor and Mia. Erms
Sweet tho maid 81 honor. Maid
were Misses Donna sweet and Har
riet Gage. and the Granddaughter
Misses Norma Sweet and Bett,
Thomson. Their gowns were fash
Toned OF taffeta and not and theii
flowers fan-shaped arrangement
of sweet peas,
Mr.. Hochstrasser was Mr.. Nc
Kinnons best man and the usher
were Messrs, Lyle Smith. Roy Bald
win. Bill Palmer, Newell Brow
and Billy Arnold.
At the reception which foilowes
in the church recreation hall IN,
brides mother received In a nav,
blue ensemble with q corsags o
roses and gardenias. Mr.. Mci<in
mons mother. Mrs. Donald Mri<in
non, Of Randolph. Utah, also WA
gowned In navy blue and had
similar corsage.
Those who assisted nj the col
iation and In the reooiving of gift
were Mesdamcs Margaret Tanner
Newell Brown, Denton Thomse'
and w. NJ. Arnold.
Leaving on her wedding trip
the bride was QUILTED In navy blu
with white accessories On thei
return Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinnon VIII
be ut home at 1919 sixth ave.
Mrs. MeISlnnon attended Tacoma
schools. graduating from STADIUM
high school and hor husband wa
educated In Utah whore he attends
the Brigham Young university n
I praVa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Ivy Camp 10 Honor
Fathers al Meeting

IVY camp viii meet Friday at
: o'clock in the Msccaeee temple
for social evening 10 honor
fathers II members and Juveniles
The COMMITTEES in charge ~ the
program and supper Includes Mrs.
{. {. Ryan. chairman. assisted ~
Messiamcs c. C. Gooiier, A. siFst.
II c ManarN r. NJ Andersen,
n. Rsnen. / y. pcndish. ~. Van
AIstsne and Robert Ralph
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Central w. G.. 7. U. Plans
Picnic for Thurse>ay

Members ana friends % Csntfai
w. c. T. u. viii meet al IL o'clock
Thursday at the main psensc
grounds at Point Defiance for
their annual picnic. Coffee. cream
and sugar win b. served. Al i:l3.
Mrs. Ellen Abelson win open the
program with dsyotions. Mrs.
James Camp viii read poem en-
titled. 'ResgbmissiOniSts." Young
people viii also have a part IN the
program and there viii ALSO be
music A basket luncheon viii be
served. Members are requested 70
bring their own table service.