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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

People who believe the Little
Theater is valuable asset as a
leisure time occupation are promis-
ing plant dwellings,. shrubs and
vines for the sale.
Mrs. Abner Bergersen and Mrs.
Philip Garland have visited many
nurserymen and can assure the
public OF interesting exhibits and
personal advice from these men.
The large-garden experience of
Mrs. John Arnason johnson. in
charge of perennials, will be in
valuable to less experienced gar
deners, most of whom know her
lovely garden.
Other members of the commit
tee. in charge of the various SUR
prising novelties for the sale. in
clude Mrs. J. w. Matheson, Mrs.
Martin Gallwas. Mrs. Fred Klop-
fenstein, Mrs. Homer Hartwich
and Mrs. Thomas Swayze.
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Reception F eies Artists
lat Falkland Friday

Following the Tacoma Philhar-
monte orchestra conert in III Park
land grade school Friday evening,
a reception honored Mrs. Alice Spen-
Ger Weiss, guest artist, and Mr.
Eugene Linden, director of the or
chestra, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gunnar Malmin of Falkland
Mr.. Malmin is in charge of the
music department at Pacific Lu-
theran college.
Guests include Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Weiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lin
den, Mrs. Byron Foreman, presi-
dent of the Tacoma Philharmonic,
and Mr.. Foreman, Mrs. Mary
Humphrey King, executive secre-
tary of the orchestra, and Mr.
King, Mr.. George Johnson, con-
cert violinist, and Mrs. Johnson,
DR.. and Mrs. o. A. Tinglestad, Rev
and Mrs. Mikkel Lono, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip E. Hauge, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Nelson, Mr.. Arne Maxi,
Mr.. Clarence Monson and Miss
Marjorie Delin.
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Luncheon Honors
Mrs. Gilbert

Mrs. I. Epstein and Miss Alice
Randolph were hostesses recently
at luncheon given for Mrs. Mar
garet Gilbert at the home of Miss
randolph. Guests compiled a
memory book for Mrs. Gilbert and
presented her with a set of pot
|fery in white and coral. Mrs.
Gilbert, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ARMAND Schulz of Tacoma, will
wed Mr.. Harold Kulgren of Oak
land. Calf, in the spring.
Guests were Mesdames F. II.
Evan, William Herzog, Stanley
|Thorson, Armand Schulz, Arthur
Schulz, Carl Miller, NJ. Raphalo-
WITT, Milton Ketcham, Charles
Schubert, Mort Sbythe, Minerva
Curtis; Misses Anna ID. Miller.
Margaret Schulz. Ruby Long,
Gladys Sleeves. Theresa Del Bian-
Co. Dorothy Sandberg, Elizabeth
Patty, Marie Mitchell. Carol Lar
Ison, Virginia Ricono, Myrtle Schulz
lfert and Florence Russell.
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Clubs

Mecca Club Daughters Of the
Nile will meet at 4105 No. Mason
with Mrs. Edgar NJ. Densmore on
Tuesday, March 10. Mrs. A. X.
Partridge and Mrs. John Green
will assist.
Ladies Auxiliary to the +. o. II.
will have its regular meeting
Tuesday at s o'clock. This will be
kid party" and every one is
asked to bring her own sandwiches.
Washington preschooi meets at
s p. m. with Mrs. Elmer Anderson,
251s No. Union. Mrs. Edwin
James will speak on Personality
Training of the Preschool Child"
Mt. Tacoma Rebekah Priscilla
club will meet at l. o. o. F. tenn
pie Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. F.
C. Calender, assisted by Mrs. Lulu
Browning, is in charge of the 1890
luncheon.
Auxiliary to Firemen's union
meets Tuesday in Union hall, 9th
and A SITS. Mrs. Detmer Keller
will preside. Luncheon at 1890.
Mrs. Kenneth Mccrimmon, chair
man, assisted by Mesdames John
Martin and Jack Roberts.
Mothers club OF ST. Leo's high
school will meet at 1:45 Tuesday
in the social hall. Mrs. George
cookson viii preside over the bust
ness discussion.
Canadian Legion Auxiliary sew
ing club meet at the home Of Mrs
b shaffer. 1924 so. 55th. Tues
day evening at 100
Tacoma Redmen, tribe IS viii
sponsor a card party Wednesday
evening at $50 in the Eagles hall
Committee. Mr.. and Mrs. A
Dengis. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Pena.
wick and Mr.. John Pyfer.
Loyal chapter, Good VIII Indus.
tries, VIII meet Thursday for 1886
luncheon at the home Of the presi.
dent, Mrs. Fred Myers, s11 No
18th.
Sewing club Of Danish Sister
hood viii meet Tuesday for lunch
con at the home Of Mrs.. Nyholm in
Edgewood. Mrs. A. Larsen viii
assist. Take Auburn bus at HOS.
Park Avenue PreschOol meets
Thursday evening at o'clock in
the school annex. DR.. Fordyce
johnson will speak. A nominst-
ing committee viii be elected
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Mrs. Fox Honors
Miss Harrison

Mrs. Philip Fox entertained re-
Gently at miscellaneous shower
honoring her sister. Miss Helen
Harrison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Harrison, who is to be mar
ried the latter part of March to
Mr.. Ralph Justice, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Justice.
The afternoon was spent playing
cards, the favors going to Mrs.
George Monty, Mrs. Francis JUS
tice. Mrs. Jerry Barrett and Mrs.
Arthur Wannebo. Refreshments
were served, Mrs. Francis Justice
and Ethel Harrison, sister of the
bride-elect, presiding.
Guests attending were Mrs.
James Harrison. Mrs. Francis JUS
tice. Mrs. George Monty, Mrs.
Lawrence Farrell, Mrs. Ida Petrie,
Mrs. Beatrice Whitlock. Mrs. Bes-
sic Bennecker, Mrs. Jim Burke,
Mrs. James Harrison jr., Mrs.
Jerry Barrett, Mrs. Bert Hyatt,
Mrs. Arthur Wannebo. Mrs. Ho-
mer Webb and Mrs. Cartes Han
son.
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News and Notes of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups


Ths Marathon lscund Table xruap
which me<sz each Tuesday mern-
lnx Il 10 a'elcek h ne Y. W. e A
= sponsored ~ the lncai Cause KnEs
Ours 1t war cammlste<. Mrz ). r.
Fullar<r. chairman.
A. thss weeks meeting ne d.
euszson Of clsrsnes Htreits pl&s ~
world fe<irFaticn vii - suatIHuesi
vita special references 70 ~ effect
n tariffs snd trade.
Mss A. n Cunningham wzii lead
tire di<euzssnn. Th<e. meeting. ere
open 10 ihs rahlie.
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Story TelIers Meet
tuesday for Luncheon

Mrs. NJ. ID. Cheney. JItl NO.
30th, will open her home 10 mem
beers OF the Tacoma story Tellers'
league for 1890 luncheon on Tues
day. Mrs. l.. II. Hampton has
planned the afternoon program.
which includes devotional exercises
based on the subject. Sunrise"
Songs viii be presented by Miss
Betty Cheney and Mrs. Edward
Watts. Mrs. w. w. Whitehead
will present the lesson for the day
and stories viii be given by Mrs.
Charles S. Lyons. Mrs. Cheney,
Mrs. r. ID. Ryan and Mrs. y. NJ.
+ lbert. with Mrs. Watts giving
the book look and Mrs. 7. r. Wins.
low presiding over the business
meeting.
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Nc. Patriek's day had added
meaning for two Taeomsn's. Tony
Olsen and Harry cisrk. whess
birthdays are ON March ~. To
honor thsm. friends arranged .
birthday dinner and danes - shs
Flrs saturday night.
Present ai the party uers Mr.
and Mns. Al Birch. Mr.. ana Mrs..
Fired Magnuson. MF. and Mrs. Tom
Deveresux. Mr.. and Mira. Gordon
Tools, Mesdsmss Cleo Hanson.
Nors nirsnta. Myrtle Clark. vsya
Olsen. Mr. and Mrs.. Monty n~vsf.
eaux and MsssTs. Jaek nsaIey an;
Lloyd coffsy, all " Taroms. From
Seattle we're Mr.. and Mrs. pwsin
Slater and Mr.. ana Mrs. WalssF
Hoe
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Program Tea Set
By Church Group
Mrs. Frank Ainsworfh
viii Preside

A special Missionary pro-
gram and tea is being planned
by women of Grace Baptist
church. The affair will be
given ut the church at 1870
O'Clock W dnesda Mrs.
Frank Ainsworth, president,
will preside and Mrs. Harry
Greenup, missionary chair
man, will lead the devotions.
A short playlet, THE White
Cross Way" will be presented by
a group of the church women. Mrs.
Walter Mcleod will be the soloist
and Mrs. Fred Cowger will give
reading, THE World Today
During the tea hour, Mrs. Frank
Ainsworth. Mrs. Charles Hartman
and Mrs. ]. p. Boyd will serve as
hostesses. Mrs. Floyd Douglas
and Mrs. Harry Broomfield will
preside at the urns.
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"spring Fever" n thu theme
chosen by the freshman class AZ
Pacific Lutheran college for their
party honoring members Of the
graduating class In this college
gymnasium Thursday evening at
8 o'clock.
In a bower OF spring flowers,
greenery. and an ivy trciIised back
ground. soft music will be furnish
ed by Messrn Thomas Layne, Don
aid Mates and William Cannon.
Folk dances and games viii be d.
rected by Mas Rhoda HokeHstad
Of tho physical education depart.
ment.
Special guests 81 The evening
VIII be Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. RAM
stad. Mr.. and Mrs. David Nelson
and Keith Reid. Mr.. William Ram
stad. freshman class president, will
act ss master Of ceremonies.
Final arrangements under ths a..
rection Of Mr.. Andy Sofa. general
chairman. are being completed
Parodies containing directions 10
the freshmen concerning this event
have been written and posted by
Misses Florence Hopp. Alice FORD.
Phyllis Duncan. Asssrs. Edward
Randall. Luther Livingston and
Olaf Sofa. In charge Of the setting
are Misses Elsie Cunderson. Dofo-
thy Larson. Irene schllllos: Msssfs
Lloyd Nelson. Ralph chlillos. Burt
Thorpe and Sterling Harshman.
Receiving the guests Will be
Misses Ruth slmonaon. Mufiel Mao
Kamey. Patricia Nlckeisen: hsssrs.
Merle Palmer. Andy sols. John
Boltano and Neil Hoff. Light rs-
Treatments will be served by Misses
Floy Pearson. Janet smith. Emmy
Lou Hoff. Mssars. Ray pfiusgsr.
Mel sinsx and Ray kapus. assisted
By Misses Mildred Palmer. ThsImn
Thorsson. Josephine Fletcher and
Measfa. Thomas Layns. Robert
Reid and Roland Wall.
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fefed al Open House

Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Mcbride
entertained Wednesday evening AZ
an open house and buffet supper In
honor Of Miss Alta r. Nuttsil and
Mr.. John Drelbeibis. who will be
married Mar. is.
Guests were the Masses Alta
NuttalI. Josephine Scbeitlin. Jane
Hatfield, Marian Kruger. Ramona
Kruger, Julia Wahoviak. Marie
Doolsy. Edith Kraft and Ruth
Holmes: Aesdames Myrtle Kraft.
Grace Kraft. Ira Dretbeibis,
mother Of the prospective bride
groom. Charles Nuttall. mother
OF the bride.to-be: Meaars. William
Dyer. Eeay Richmond and John
Dreibelbia.
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Arequips Club Meets
With Mrs. Crump

Mrs. ". n. Crump was hostess
TO Arequipa club members Mon.
day afternoon at the Y. W. e. 4.
Mrs. w. y. coors reviewed the
book salute 10 Freedom" by
Lowe and Mrs. John Arnason
Johnson spoke on the Nobel prize
winners. Roger Martin DuCard
and Pearl Buck. Luncheon waa
served at one O'Clock.
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Officers Plan
Card Party
Ray c. Roberts Auxiliary
Anticipates Affair

Plans for the annual off.
GERS luncheon and card party
10 be given Tuesday by Ray
G. Roberts auxiliary. vcter-
ans Of Foreign Wars. are CONF
plete and many reservations
for the affair have been made.
The party viii be given In
Fishers civic center. with
Mrs. John Mariana a. general
chairman. Reservations are
being made with Mrs. A. w.
Schlegel. Proctor $500.
Luncheon wiil be served II isao
O'Clock. Mrs. FRANK nal.ano.
chairman Of decorations. IL ar
ranging N sttrartiv. setting faT
the affair and Mrs. Lester r.
Clark, auxiliary president. and
Mrs William puseli are planning
the favors.
Among those who have made
reservations are Mesdamss Lester
r. Clark. N. c. Laven. Frank ny.
bin, Russell crigKs. Edna Gun
strom, A. l. Morris, James X.
Copeland. third district president.
Martin Iayee. calvin Guthrie.
David clcmensea. Henry amst.
hurst. George Hcnncr. A. W. ray.
]. Hobbs. William JENNIE. Thamas
veile. J. Frank Hobbs. Joseph
Allen. Charles liumbls.
/. :. jacques. Allen Clark.
Frank Warren. Roy Melton, Doug.
las Morris. William Craig. Guy n.
Melton. Albert Greco. Thomas
IIgman. William nneehlsr, A. 3.
Hofstsd. William nuseli. Lyis
Burgess. A. W. sohierei. Frank
atsudoher. Arthur Holman. An
drew Olson. Robert cnlamhini. Al
]. corneau. r. ". LanEdon. Henry
Allen. Oliver korsberg. Emil Ad-
Ter. Albert Hagadorn. c, J. Earls.
l.. Egass. Marion Redfield. n.
D'Olivio. Pearl atraehsn. q. G.
Fletcher. c. iitner and Frank
Haisano.
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Miss Ruth Bsngison
To Direct L. D. r.

Miss Ruth nensssen n Seattle.
sophomore ~ Pacific Latheran
college. was chosen 10 direct
activities ef the Lutheran paunh-
tiers % th< Reformation ~ y. l.
G. during Tho coming year. Misses
i~nofe Jahisirum and ElInabeth
Dahl win servr ~ SECRETARY and
treasurer. respectively. until IN
reorganization meeting n<xt fall.
win Mrs. Ralph tsodsiinw ~
Portland. Ore. district L. d. n
president m guest speaker. plans
were made for ths Aouth Puget
Sound circuit TO gather ~ Park
land Trinity Luthsran church On
Sunday afternoon. April ~. 81
2l50 o'clock. Miss NatAiis Mix II
Taooms, recently appointed key
woman Of the l. D. r., VIII siso
be present.
"what Did Christ Say II the
Missions - was the topic discussed
by Mrs. NJ. T. liekenstad. district
womsn's missionary president from
anohomish, ~ the March meeting
Of l.. .. n. girls from r. l. G, u
Tho home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. q. J
Maimin. Vocal soIes were uinK
by Miks Irene sehiilIos Of Ana
cortes. A review of thu spring
w. N. v. circuit meeting II Meun-
tain visw on March ~ was given
BY Misa Ruth nsnstsoH.
Assisting the hostess we're Mrs.
Harold J. L~rass and Miss Anna
N. Nislson. Special Euests for the
afternoon were MIRA y, \. dAnse.
Misses Grace HIomquist and Hbods
H0ksnsiad.
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Preceding the hunt. an Easter
story will be told to the children
IN the gymnasium by Miss Inez
Howard.
A program is being planned to
Hollow the hunt. Reitha Gehri
will present her junior broadcast
|ers. Mr.. J. Curtis will accom-
|pany all numbers.
Mr.. w. II. Allard, coach at Nc
Carver school, will lead the chill
dren in games.
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tionored On Occasion
OF Twelfth Birthday

Twelve young friends OF Fbyiiis
Ellsworth heipsd her csisorats her
18th birthday Mar. 10. Games we're
played and later refreshments were
served. a 81. Patrinh's motif bstnE
used in tbs decorations and sp-
posntmenta Guests we're Donna
Jean Rowland. Marlofis c0nKbiin.
Anita Ffanzksll. Fbyllis Jones.
Patricia smith. kathryn Mclean,
Shirley Gallagher. Jean Marshall.
Betty Peterson. Betty Gates. Har-
riet spencer ard Dorothy Fields.
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0piimissus to Meet
With Mrs. Neff

Mrs. Russell Neff will be hos
tess Wednesday evening at 1880
O'Clock to members of the optimis-
sus club. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Neff. Mrs. Bert Harrison and Mrs.
Arthur Rowe.
Principal business of the evening
session will be a discussion of plans
for the spring formal to be given
jointly by the Optimissus and opti-
mists club April 20 at the Tacoma
Country club.
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Children's Industrial Home
To Have Easter Egg Hunt
Mrs. Sadie E. Annes Mrs. Frank S. Baker and Mrs.
George +. Russell Make Plans for Annual Event

An annual event for 81 for those at the Chdren
Industrial home is the Easter Egg hunt which will take
place this year at o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home
Mrs Sadie E. Ames general chairman for the affair." will
be assisted by Mrs Frank s. Baker president of the chill
drens home board and Mrs. George F. Russell.
Five prizes will be awarded to the children during the
AFTERNOON, the major prize being given to the finding
the golden egg which will be prepared by Miss Alice Bartre
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Tseoms Circle Plans
Advance Mont

Tacoma circle. N. o W all
have ia Advance Night Monday
evening IN Eagles hail. Mrs. G. l..
whlts presiding Ths refresh
ments COMMITTEES consists II
Msssiamss y 4. Beck. Mason
Jones and Oliver bingham.
me Guard club u Tacoma
circle will meet Tuesday evening
At the home u Mrs.. u. o. Cling
rleh. sos No. Ainsworth.
Paat Guardians Of Tacoma
circle. y. o. W, SiiI meet ~ ths
hoEns Of Mrs. Waiter Crawford.
Route 10. Mrs. Robert srassey
viii assist the hostssa.
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College Group Elects
Miss HeaIy President

At their annual election OF Off
GERS. which was held Tuesday.
members OF the Women's Athletic
association Of the College OF Puget
Sound selected officers for the next
year. Miss Vera Healy was elected
president Of the organization. and
she with Miss Louise Jayko who
was appointed Women's Athletic
manager viii be delegates from
the club TO the regional eonven-
ton to be held at Stanford from
March 20 10 rs.
Other officers who were chosen
are the Misses Muriel Woods, vice
president; Miss Margarita Irle.
secretary; Miss Janet Hatch.
treasurer: Miss Elizabeth Bona,
program chairman, and Miss Mary
Ogden, publicity chairman. install
lation Of officers Will be held al
the next regular meeting which II
scheduled for April o.
Tacoma Chiidren's Home society
Will meet Wednesday afternoon at
2 O'Clock al Emmanuel Lutheran
church. No. 14th and Stevens. Mrs.
A. J. Newberg will be hostess.
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Garden Sale TO Be First Event
In New Drama League Theater
Mrs. William Deerins Chairman Of Benefit Affair
Which VIII Be Held In New Building Week OF April Is

The first public event in Tacoma Drama Leagues new
Little Theater building No End and SITS, will be the
garden rummage sale set for the week of April Is.
Mrs. William Deering. chairman reports that after
operating with the orthopedc ladies in their recent SALE
the Drama League is offering later spring paintings
for Tacoma gardeners
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HIT HEAD
COLD MISERY
Riohf Whsrs h Hits You'll

CLEAR YOUR NOSE Acknowledgements
open up your cold-clogged head
breathe more freely Vicks va-tro-nol
is what you need. A few drops give
swift relief from head cold discomfort.
TINS TREATMENT is successful because
Va-tro-nol is active medication-oon-
tanning several essential relief-giving
agents plus ephedrine-expressly de-
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signed Tor nose
and upper throat.
What's more,
when used at first
snifle or sneeze,
Na-tro-nol actu-
ally helps to pre-
rent many colds
from developing.
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Peninsular uulI1
Plan Convention
District FsjorssIou -
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Mecca Club Daughters Of the
Nile will meet at 4105 No. Mason
with Mrs. Edgar NJ. Densmore on
Tuesday, March 10. Mrs. A. X.
Partridge and Mrs. John Green
will assist.
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CANNON

Miss Anna Short and mother,
Mrs. f. w. Short. and Master Chas.
Welch spent Saturday In Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Burton and Mrs.
Lilly Truitt attended the wedding
Of Miss Margaret Wootten In VIII.
mingtOn on Saturday
Mrs. Meta Roberts and son Ken
meth spent the week end in Wood
bury. Pa, with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah James.
Mrs. Edwin Williams, Mrs. John
Cannon and Mrs. Eunice Schaub
spent Friday in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cannon spent
Thursday evening with Mr., and Mrs.
James +. Cannon at Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zalverton have
returned from a two-weeks' yaca-
tion with friends in Louisiana.
Rev. A. NJ. Vivien and wife enter
tanned at dinner Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Vivien on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Vessels ana
son Of Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth Bernvel and son and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frances Hardesty and sons OF
Bridgeville, spent Sunday with MIR.
and Mrs. James Hill.
Nelson Cannon, Of Wilmington,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cannon,
is on an extended trip to Houston,
Texas, and San Francisco, Calf, on
business for his company.
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DAGSRORO

Edward Downs vino has been re-
Ceiving treatment at the Milford
Memorial Hospital, has returned
home. His condition remains un-
changed.
Misses Ethel, Alma, and Irene
Brasure and mother of Wilmington
spent Sunday with relatives here,
Miss Helen Downs is very i'll at
this writing. Her many friends wish
ler speedy recovery. Her grand
father, John A. Timmons, is also ill
at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lynch and
MIR. and Mrs. Sirman McCallister of
F'ranklOrd spent the weekend in
New York visiting the Worlds Fair.
Woodrow Steen and family and
their mother, Mrs. A C. Steen, Mrs.
&oleton and Mrs Lille Hickman,
spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
Leon Scheipe at Wernersville, Pa.
Mrs Woodrow Steen and children
spent the day with her brother, Ted
Cannon and family at Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Timmons and
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Timmons spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Delphia Hickman at Bayard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar HOrner and
son George Long of Philadelphia
were recent guests of their sister
and brother-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. E.
Fl Hickman
The King Servants Sunday School
Glass will meet at the home of Mrs
Eliz9beth Parkhurst on October H.
Every member is asked to be pres
ent as this is the first meeting Of
the new year. New officers will be
elected
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Kollock are
spending some time With the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B M. Cutching
at Franklin, Va.
Mrs. Roxie Baker of Salisbury re-
Gently called on her mother, Mrs
Charles A. Gray.
Mrs. R. D. Lingo has returned af-
ter spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs L. ]. Bishop at Mont
Clair. N. J..
There will be no school at the
John M. Clayton School on October
"a and rs due to a teachers meet
ing in Wilmington.
Many from hers attended the
Worlds Fair at New York on Sunday
by the way OF the excursion
The Women Society OF Christian
Service Of the Houston Methodist
Church will meet at the home Of
Mrs Belle Mitchell on Monday night,
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