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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20
Woodland Park
Nv ROBERT NrAL
rts na..ts ft

s-Hav Scrooi o. FIRST rsn'i.' ~s.
'arreiv attended ias' Ssndav Tho re-
msin.rx o~cers wee siee'sf
Faster " pIrkf't rrcAf hci ve-v
srirrft sorrr-~ rut'ert. "Christians
tinted N rrayer' 's,'. I Peter 1,la
Tic funeral ~ iiarrv Fserst' vho
fief Ian '-om neofs Funeral Home.
IN Vfi'e c'ond
NJ ana Nrs. rNaf'es Thomas nrc ne
rrold farerfs ~ sever rourf hohv
fied lar IT, va- hr'H Thursday Ism.
from Reels Funeral Home IN white
Cf0uf
Medv're ~ vf''i- rar.ter' n, chi.
caeo. so rr'rflrE 'he week erf With
fhelr anr' srd uncle, Sir and Mrs
Ea-'ev Gaf'her
The irsieN7'ia~ services 70 49, fhe ~
'rers - Ff~ Bar'ir church VII be
held SUNDAY Jan. &C. ~ n am
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20

- ~ NAst'hff ~ DhFANN
rar. -.fav srsr'r~ Mrs E'olse
f' f.se-s po len were the
IS - Nfs Eosemary sirofs 81
if~ t.ltrle - ST.. Ko,h - Deaf
lfs Mr. Simmons So orIv
raf A. student ~ W Kotn WAS
frl eeffsI a.Nfg efh ten o'her private
ff-s - class frr'a Mr. Koch
ufo 'v tn1al irs'r4r'or fsr uanv TO-
ra hIgf lDnl sfIterfT ard others ~
81 eerf 81 IarN. fate CONNECTS
good sri tsf ~ each .'sfer' ho'ore
frt sffar '.er rr'sr0faf'o0. prf rsAef
f,e ,.sNH-s - a. 'he same Nfs SINE
r4rts r.sfr terv ro eNovrg snf
s' we srse VIZ arfef 90 s~v nr.fr.
r'e- ffe- raf fte KssfF we're
s.f,sf 80 ifos fcf r.
womaek Temple
80 rrrs'tg sefpts - wofrsck
,vr ,H-.h e4rfsv -. quite enjoy.
sMs ri..t..s Eiier Harre'f. delv-
49, 80 rs,.ar- from rom si7. s1e-
s' 'reitr rusrs.s WIN cod" rss-
rl. 80 cr's M rai-y Weather an sp-
rrs, sc s.s'srr. 49, rrsssri
s-fsff~ rer'srsrts - wonact
SIS rtf .lrfa~ s"srnonr - 0cfoek
frrrrn 0Hh ELDER = w rar.
frffs rrssfIrF Ira frsrrafloral ser.
IRON vss preached hy r.v. o. ~ nov
sf-- as.l.faft pastor - sf~-fsnes cNE
rf.h. in the abssnr4 % rsq = NJ
i.ffsfre fhe pastor The Senior
fn 90 81 lanes vas superb IN -
Nsifai ftnffions. The 'hsfne - rev
rt.s'srr message var "ror Wnefe
Tes'amtnt D. There Must no Tie
Dsafh ~ a Tesfator' Churches 70
r-e.srfed Included central Avenus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20
Inkster Jottings
=, MRs. WILL N. RrNIox

this year the sum % itsio was raised
Tho rnenhership Numbers nine. After
he business hour ne hostess served
delicious reffeshmenis C. Barnes II
cluh reporter
Mesdaus. ossle Rogers Ella Lane.
Fannie Roland 4 Efnfu Face affe,s-
nseNrr heid IN Dearborn, Jan g. An
are w'mtefs ~ - Dunbar Auxiliary
20 80 American Legion.
W.. Beairir@ ravne. - rnts'or road
We. ne hostess ~ tho Imperial Art
tlNh last wednesday n'elt After tho
il,.ress session, the hostess served a
.eupiing lunch.
Mrs Jo.ephlns Prools Cadillac.
" ~. has tesn tho house guest ~ her
sister snf hrofher-in .iaw. Mr. snd Mrs
Cleveland Rogers. ~ Hens street.
Smith Chapei AME Church
Rev \ Evans preached fre
sermon sunday morning The senior
cnoir rendered excellent music. WIN
Ne 0phsia tones 81 - piano Mes
danes Wnfrev and Ririon swee,iv
sarg. Soma rav Somevhere" Mrs
Ririon pas Flsd - hs hsek IN ~.
eN'.T h'sr short shsencs IN the
ifi- TT fNa IINIeNH NF Elder DAVID a
h'sls. ne rev rsui rakin ~ the o.
- " rs'itered the afternoon message
from Phil - ruhiecf. prevailing
Irsfer' Ths rev w rakin W.. a..
r'mpari-f Nv two fellow students ~
ne univsrsliv HOLY Communion Uas
SVEN Nv fei 4 y. Evans after which
the business session 80 the quarteriv
conference vas held The snn, ~ 81
SOILS was raised ~ The Stewards DE-
parimeni. Reports we're IN from al
most Al boards Rev Evans - the
very su"cs'sfui pastor 20 the church.
tina willing workers hoard met Mon
Day evening ~ the home ~ Mts Nei
he A"stn On waibut street with Me-
rtfy pies dur
'1h- home ~ Rev ana Mr. y
ttfh- vas TIE re euf ssen- ~ ssV
bfthtsv paffs honofing their charm
w young daughter. Mar, Elizabeth
The honofe@ received many lovely
fir'. Al present enioved themselves
FIRST Baptist Church
Miss Marion Jones IL the newly
elected orranist ~ First Baptist Sun.
fay school A definite salary has been
ssf. ~ aid her IN her music Lessons
nsv. A. =. Msrritt preached an sio-
1uent sermon SUNDAY morning. sub
iset. "sonship Through The Holy srlr-
So. Rom. fii-i7. The chorus render.
"a beautiful music. The Senior choir.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20

under direction ~ q g. watt. render.
81 fine musical program Mics Vivian
Humrhrcv was crowned durcn IN tho
POPULARITY contcr' among tfe Senlor
choir members Mr. Cooper. tho pr,r.
lieni, Wa crowned king Proceeds
we're so ~. The chorus sang with the
SUNDAY afternoon. 9 Thompson .ra
Miss Si'nns. supervisor snd rresidcn,
respectively. viii reorganize the RNPf'
for this wear
sermon 90 ~. congregation SUNDAY
Rev Merritt delivered an eloquent
evening
The Missionary society. under direo-
ION ~ Mr. J.. Johnson. - progressing
ranidiv. Ths public is invited ~ a.
tended 81 services ~ First Pari.f
Miss Magnolia simms u church 70.
porter.
second Baptist church
Second Baptist was well sffsrs,d
sunday Rev n y Jones delivered /.
very etcellent message. suhier. .ro,
MANY reoris Tor Cod. Ne said. an
persons who ~ not want IN serve co
should stav out ~ the wsv 81 tbo.c
who d. Refors YOU mar. -. so. -,
God. he sure God IL with you ana yo,
have counted the cost
In Tho afternoon. the Poosfe,s ,,,,.
Or the x. ~ P's ~ Detroit reodcr.t
an Interesting musical program Tor the
The evening service was BRIEF and In
terestlng.
All are weicome 10 visit Second Ran.
tist 80 any time
Miss M''i~ndun ~ North c.,o,i,,
y visiting her sister Mrs F.s~
'ile 'r SUI h'r si-isr Mt. t.s.~ avt.
Arh street
The f"f Sati nf~ sinb. 'anDn.rl al,
TflN 'n 'h-r teens Sc ttuai 90 fh.if
saN'"s' or seventy ss fnIlal~ diIns
ne .-i-F SIS. s,rs .iuhu-uu. ~ ~r,l-.-..
r'tfet n the surrr.l-nr The ,l,fh 4.
"emh'fship includes - smth. ioffle
f"~ Ter. Ruth Rnf Martha Nlnen sa,.i,
IN JunnitH Nanuft. Inanfa No,,o,
'e"neif" White. HELEN sr.Ieh' Pan.
~ Hawkins. president and Mareafst
johnson. treasurer
The So - 1910 met Ian ~ ~.
home ~ Miss rufh peFos IN 81
street Election - offcsrs wss MIA
srd ~ orrsrs we're .sf~rfsd Tss
president Hsve her address for ,hs yssr
49, Mira John DeFos vas susst Of IN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20

numbers. M vas seromnsri.s =. a.,
.fN Zee hafnes Nh Jones ha. h..,
lung concert engasensnta FOR Na,io,.
"'" "nh churches In ksian,,.o "a.
'''"l'e' foe three YEARS ~ IN.
"n hnmi,t srminat,. ~. sol.
~ WIN th- ssmin.is S,ns.,. 80, =.
f't''ht sllo.st with the Al, oi,,.t
'"'"l >" ieis in New York CIV
i's, summer. I,uuslas com
MIMI, center la been virtually win
nome having had 10 vacate az.
80. ]" ~ hnfdock street. when the
81 ACTIVITIES Of Tho ceuter. since ths,
'ns nave been conducted on rsstri,t.
nasis ~ pisces offered the center
~ inni'idusl' ana organizations Ahon,
49, mon'ns MI 10 required 20 oompl.t.
ne rev bniidlrr
N'rhsrd pos'ir wss rushed .. -.
nosptsl la" SUNDAY. FOLLOWING a,
seuto attack % sprsndieitis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20
RIVER ROUGE NEWS
Ry WIS. 4. n. GRAY yArGnx

the reception
Tews CMF Church
The sunday School was well st'ent'T
sunday. The pastor reviewed snd 81
cussed the lesson.
AZ tho morning service. ne sevio3
were conducted nv tho former psso1
fev. a. ~ Phelps. lie preached n
me tet', I'VE know that We sre ehansr
'h from death 10 iife". John ii' !
tuesday Jan. 1e. Pastor W. n. '"nS
heii a birthday social ~ the parsont.
under the direction or Mrs crane.
"ffioers, members and children of
church held their social from , 10
o'cloek.
tn" business session ~ ~
quarterly conferences was held Th''N
evening. Jan. IS. from 1880 20 ~
Ths Building COMMITTEES ~
chur' met Monday ~ nm. snd -
rlefed plans for the eniargement o. Z
present church structure. which e n.
needed. Sncs the coming ~
frame. ihe members havs taken ~
lifs and Fctivitv IN the Vork "
church end In the performance ~ ~
Civilizations This rrogrcssi,s r'r'
~ ''od r. known Tor his success
building church homes and mem''
shir
The churrh requests ths rsr'N'T'
rhironixe thu Tribune - ths r'r
docs much for the churches and t'"f
- our support.
Prof A. n. Boone who n"
having q very pleasant stay here
Ms relatives and who received Ms
hospithtles while here. will leave
city very soon.
Apology
The River Rouge represenitNs
The Tribune. Mrs Vaughn. sent IN
news on time this week. including D..
from local clubs. individuals
'hut'hes. hut after the news req
The offi,e. the copy WAS picked up
canned sway. ~ a mistake. ~
s'n Who had come To- make hrp
ti"h Toe job. In aathetlng up ~"
isfs ~ - vsntuehsir iunr ffvi" ne I
We His" took the River Rouse copy
other news Tho Tribune apoloKNe
This unfortunate circumstance
cuierly 10 Rev. Nelson Pryor. o.
John ANE church: Rev Copelan'
Union Baptist: Rev siiums 1r'u
hsntist; Rev. Candy. 81 the ChuI'
God In christ ~ was too late 70
tact those rninlrers ana secure
estion copies ~ their news srs' "A
oririnsi news cory was risriacsa
Trihuns also thsnks Mrs Vsufhn ",
efforts In trying 20 gather th'
again sn short nctics
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20
Port Huron News
nv cIrFroRD JOHNSON

rev. J " Hanksfs7r. pastor - tho
shloh parfls' church delivered a
forcesui messaFe SUNDAY. Tce. =.
Foreman. former pastor ~ Pilgrim
baptist church. read tho scrirfNre ard
rravcd Visitors present voro. N~-
NrKariar Hr arf Mrs Johnson. Rev.
ard Mrs walton and Nrs peifori
The Sorior choir rendered program
N thu afternoon ~ NJ Olive rarfis'
church Mrs Rosie THONGS directed
no Junior choir IN program ~ the
Metropolitan Baptist church tho same
Afternoon
The Iiors missionary soc'cfv met last
Tuesday IN the home ~ Mrs A y
johnson. Mrs 1anfr vns elected
teacher Mrs rosie Thomas SECRETARY.
Thoso on th@ SICK list are' Hev "
cowsn, ,. u. Mooten, and Mrs Aus.
tin
Rev. mn Mrs HODGES ~ Monk s'r~et
entertained ~ dinner Nr and Mrs
Louis Kennedy and fheir daurNfrr
Margeureie. and Mr.. ana Mrs clar-
cnce Jones
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20

Mrs sadie riyzo. Mr. ara Nrs y,i
Noliwer who hold meeting - I'D
Rariisi church Friday nigh, ara su,,l
% over ffty dollars ~ thu hsrssrs(
family. The Jacksans srf Green. ~
wsh - thank tho Rev y. n rsv.
offr'atrK a. thu funeral ssrvi-s. h,1
~ N's church Saturday Jan 8,
Reported hy Mrs. A. r. MeroeA
first Baptist Church
nv zADA AsKEw
Although The weather w.. ~ ID
Sunday tho service a. ri-r Rarfs Z
church ~As largely attended. TNs F,sI
u. Davis preached out - NJ. OIL
from tho subject Gods first fes6erf
text Exodus 2.io. The choir rsrs,-l
some splendid selection. or. II
memher Was added TO the rhurch n
ma person ~ Andrew 1ackscr. W
tors we're Herman Parker. vr Ha-/
knS' ~ Detroit. We wore rist 70 ID
Mrs. Fenr Rodgers back sfier a loaf
absence due IN sickness
Remember 20 vfelt the sick svsryI
whsre. Mrs Sanford and ~. Holrs(
sre on fh~ sick iist our doors sre Al
ways open 70 visitors
M. Zion Baptist Churrh
w 'oRINNE w. VI. CAMrHFfL
The pastor. the Rev g s~n@
son delivered 20 tho young reorls Z
fne sermon on the subject tn. chrs|
Han Race" text Heb. ief TIE Ju-@
Tor choir rendered the music vh,@
vas well enjoyed.
Mrs Edna Tate. who Vas visl''-G
from Lille Rock Baptist church n.
i'ot. ssnK beautifully IN tho iiner1
'f0er visitors present were: NJ 20
Mrs Ta'e. Colleen FlermirE fhs rT
7. Rroek the Rev. McNeer. Nrs wal
mn, Irof. walthal. Mr.. Mayes and m
fcv. M Simpson.
Tn~ SICK members sre Mrs q Rrff|
." Mrs sheldon. Mrs Tia slnkfst
COM aicsf'nR IN tho SUNNY hospnl
Mrs ~ Gardner n recuperafinE a.
hofr" Ernest Stevenson. who sudden
TOOK ~ IL now recovering
visitors are alwAys wclcous - ~
ieni tho services 81 this church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-20

club - ~. meeting Member. 49,.
ruth peFos GLADYS f.une Hazel
Harh' h'ai Roundirs- norothy Ma.
the~s and Fsnnis McCIsndon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Silver Anniversary
Is Celebrated

The silver wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Msrtel was
celebrated July 7 at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Drath. East
saith and Mckinley ave. The affair
was a surprise dinner served on
the lawn. During the day gifts
were presented TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Martel in honor of the occasion.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Martel. Mr.. and Mrs. A. County and
Marilyn, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jor-
censor and son Earl, Mr.. Art Jor-
censor. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. Smith
and sons. Albert and Walter, Rob-
ert Drath. Pat Drath and David
Drath. all of Tacoma.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. =. Martel Of Spokane, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Stanton, Miss f.
L. Carey and Betsy Jane Carey
of kirkland. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Sarchett. Mrs. Clara Russell. Miss
Muriel Russell Of Seattle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Newman. Don Newman
and Frances Ann Newman of
Olympia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Bertil E. Johnsons
To Open Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Bertil f. Johnson
are opening their home and gar
dens To members of the Lions club
on Thursday for a picnic supper
to be sponsored by the Ladies'
auxiliary. Dinner will be served
at o'clock.
Mrs. Kenneth Burnham Is gen
eral chairman of the committee In
charge of the event. Men of the
organization. under the direction
of Mr.. Carl Eckstein, will be in
charge of the sports program for
the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Miss Jessie Ward
Is Honor Guest
Shower tionou fisncee OF
Mr.. w. w. TucLey

A bridal shower was given
recently for Miss Jessie Ward.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ward. who ia To be-
come the bride of Mr.. ". W
Tuekey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. |. rnckey of Tillicnm. The
prospective bridegroom IL on
the staff of the naval hospital
In San Diego. Cal. and the
wedding will be solemnixcd in
that city July 26.
Hostesses FOR the shower were
Mrs. A. A. Grrsn. Mrs. {. A. eta
piles. Mrs. n n. wil,sle. Mfs E. I.
Johnson and Mrs Tom Madden.
Tn. lace covered tables were
beautifully appointed with center.
pieces of sweet peas and baby 4
breath. Mrs. ~. NJ. Bona and MIRA
John Hendricks poured. During
the day tho bride WAS showcr-d
with many gifts for her new hame
which In tn he established In San
Diego following = wedding trip 10
Arizona.
Guests were the Mise. Elizabeth
Bona. Ruth vsnek. Virginia wit.
ale. Harriet Green. BETTE Grass.
Anna Eggieton. Josephine Clifton.
Evelyn and blanche T,iokey. shir-
ley vioken. Anita kinberK. Edna
Finch, Lorraine Wilson and Donna
Berry.
Others were Mesdames Paul
Smith. X. u. Eadic. Fiossie fIes-
filed. Edna schmidt. katharins
ronton. eileen Halliday. Olga John
son. Spencer 3purioch. J. A. elf
ton. u. ]. webber. y. Berry. ". y
Harris. Stan Reynolds. Ray Grass
e. klaiber. Tom Madden. Johr
Hendricks. c. A. Staples. A, A
Green. u. II. wiltsis, w. L. Tuoks,
and II. NJ. Bona.
Both the bridr-eleet ana her n
snce are graduates Of Lincoln higi
school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Miss Hoiiot Feted
AT Lawn Party
Bride. Elect r,onorsd by
Young ladies sodslisy

At the recent annual lawn
party which was attended by
members Of the Young Ladies'
sodality. a surprise miseella-
neous shower was given for
Miss Marie Emma Hottot,
whose marriage 10 Mr.. James
Moergeli has been set for July
81. The party was given in
the garden of Miss Margaret
Marcoe on South J st.. with
Miss Marcoc and Miss Fran
ces Zehnder m hostesscs.
During the evening. games wsrs
played out Of doors with favoFs
going To Miss Dorothy nlanahfisld.
Miss catharins Mesny. Mas Del.
phine Miller and Miss BETTY Tsehl.
da. Later. gifts were presented 10
the nride-to.be and miffst sup-
per was served,
T-hoae present wsrs Mrsdsmss
James Hoitot. Leonard Marcee. sT..
and Martin nins-sser and the
Misaes Hllda Hsder. Dorothy
Blanehfield. Frances Carr. Yyonns
DE CURE. Marie Afb~rs. Margaret
Harbottie. Emma and Theresa
IIot,ot. Monica kruigan. Gather
Inc Asany. irsns and Margaret
Marcos. Dslphlns and grses Miiisr.
Wilma Mcdonald. Lorraine Nc
LanEhlln. nisisn saissr, BETTY
Tsehiaa. waunita Marcoe and
Margaret and Frances zshndsf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Shower Honors
Recent Bride
Mrs. @. w. Mccartney
Fe+es Mrs. A. T. Thompson

Honoring Mrs. A. T.
Thompson, a recent bride,
Mrs. G. w. Mccartney enter
tanned at a bridal shower in
her home on South 57th st.
Saturday evening. Mrs.
Thompson, the former Miss
Cecil Bloomquist, is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Paise of Portland, Ore.
Games were played during the
early evening hours with the pres
entation of shower gifts and the
serving of dainty buffet supper
bringing the evening to close.
Guests were Mesdames l.. Gay
lord, Shirley McMertry. Josephine
Holmes, E. Bullo, Floyd E. Yates
and w. Louckes and Miss Gene
We've Pearson and Miss Virginia
Darth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Epworih League Plans
Ice Cream Social

An atmospher. 81 gaily eol6fed
lights. Japanese lanterns and musie
Will rule at the old.fashloned Ice
cream social To be given on thu
lawn OF Bethany Methodist church.
so. 57th md Park. "Wednesday syr.
ming between ths hours of $50 and
o o'clock.
Coffee. Ice cream and eakr VIII
be served at booths and places viii
be arranged at individual tables.
The affair has bean planned an
n benefit for thu building program
now going on At Epworth heights,
Methodist Young Peoples institute.
Miss Juanita Daniel Ia general
chairman Of the affair and Miss
Marian Garilek Is planning the
program. Walt seahioom IL ticket
chairman and Jack Helms 10 IN
charge Of the decorations and
lighting. Refreshments are being
planned by Miss Margaret Post.
Mas Lois Thronson ia In charge Of
the publicity.
Hosts and hoatesssa for the afs
fair Will bs members of the eabinnt
of Bethany Epworth leagus 49,
Misses Margaret Post. Iuani,a
Daniel and Lois TnronHon and
Walt seabioom. Jack Helms and
Dave Stockton.
Reservations may he made by
calling Garland 2ssz.R.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Mrs. Hoyt Hostess
For SiSter-in-LaW

Mrs. J. Paul Hoyt entertained
Wednesday evening at a shower
given in honor of her sister-in-law
Miss Martha Hoyt, who will be-
come the bride of Mr.. John G..
Mclean Saturday evening. The
party was given at the home of
Mrs. Hoyt on North X st. During
the evening. games were played
and refreshments served.
Guests were Mesdames Bonney
Hubbard, George Cassidy. Leo
kemper, John Wessberg, Brady
Brown, Edward Schenk and the
Misses Mae Bake, Mary Ford,
Lo Rayne Del MAESTRO, Nina Guelfy,
Ruth Nichols, Doreen Beerbohm,
Mary Thomas, Cleora Miller and
Neya Bales.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Tacoma Women
On Board
o. c. c. w. Names Mrs.
Foam end Mr.. Comfort

Announcement il heinz
made Of the appointment Of
TWO TacumA women. Mrs.
James II. EKan and Mrx. A.
r. Comfort. ~ members of
the executive heard Of the
Diocesan Council II Catholic
Women. Mrs. Eaan 10 have
charge Of press and publicity
and Mrs. Comfort Ia serve on
the advisory board. The APP
pointment was m ade thl.
month by Mrs. n. c. shank Of
Seattle. newly elected presi-
dent Of the D. T.. G.. w.
Other Tseamsns an IN beard
are Mrs. J. . nisdinner. u G c.
W. vice president ard eh.lrnaa
~ N. Western rs~snsrv. and Mrs..
Arthur usniette. Fsenrsiins s~c-
r~Esry.
Th~ council. now arxanix>-4 n
Western Washington - years. In
e1sssi~s IN 10 sfTiI.sInn ~ Cath
ole ~1meHs saeletlee. p4se<nIAi.
fFsssrnsi and snrlai ~ ths sfisse~ee
and an sstsnstv. rsunram ~ 49,
fivstiss u fnstevsd. ptis rseetl~rey.
sh> Mnss Reverend Gerald ah4ueh-
nessy. = ~. 4 r p. hisnor II
tina seattle asae~e~. ia honorary
pr~sasisns NJ u. {. C. ".
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Miss Brown WEEDS
AT Church Rites
Becomes Bride OF Mr.. La
Rue at Evening Ceremony

In a setting of salmon COL
ored gladioli and white lark
spur Monday evening in the
Oakland Presbyterian church,
Miss Dorothy Brown, daugh-
ter of Tech. Sgt. and Mrs. Ben
Johnson of Langley field, Va.
was married to Mr.. Stanley
La Rue, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. La Rue. The Rev. Edwin
@. Hurd performed the cere-
mony at s o'clock by the light
of many candles.
The brides aunt, Miss Frances
Wearth. was her only attendant
and Miss Carol Gardner and Miss
Dorothy Gallwas were the brides
maids. Mr.. La Rue had Mr.. Wes-
ton La Rue. his brother. as his
best man and Messrs. Robert kir-
rate and Ted Gaylord as ushers.
Miss Eleanor Gardner played piano
selections appropriate to the occa-
sion and Miss Audrey Kenny sang
70 Promise Me" and Because.
Given in marriage by Tech. Sgt.
A. T. Robinette, the bride wore for
her marriage gown of white lace
over satin. made with long sleeves
and trimmed with pearl buttons.
With it she wore Juliette cap.
The maid of honor was gowned
in blue marquisette. made with
full skirt and ruffled sleeves, while
the bridesmaids wore pink organ
die gowns, styled with full skirts
All of the attendants wore match
ing hats tied with dainty wells.
Following the reading of the
vows. a reception was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. La
Rue, Mrs. Stanley Gross, sister OF
the bridegroom receiving the
guests. For the wedding and the
reception, Mrs. La Rue wore
navy blue chiffon gown. the blouse
of the gown gay with pink polka
dots.
White dahliss and sweet peas
centered the table which was fur
Their appointed by the wedding
cake made in the shape of two
bells. Ices also represented we'd
ding bells. Miss Loella Langley
cut the cake and Mrs. Robert
Thornton, sister of the bridegroom,
poured. Miss Betty Richards was
in charge of the guest book and
Mrs. Irene Nicolls of the gift
table.
For her wedding trip, Mrs. La
Rue wore beige suit with blue
and white accessories. Upon their
return, the bride and bridegroom
will make their home in Tacoma.
The bride is a graduate of Lin
coin high school while the bride
groom is graduate of Stadium.
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Picnic at Sunrise
Marks Birthday
Friends from EnumcIaw and
Tacoma feie Mrs. Collins

A group of friends motored
to Sunrise park Sunday to
celebrate the birthday of Mrs.
c. c. Collins. A picnic dinner
was served at the mountain
park where gifts were pre-
scented to the guest of honor.
During the afternoon. those
present enjoyed hiking and
other mountain sports.
Tacoma guests motored first 10
Enumclaw where they were joined
by a group of friends OF Mrs. Col
Inns from that place.
Taeomans making the trip were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Collins. Miss
Helen Rush, Mr.. o. Collins. Mr.. A.
Pentecost and Mrs. NJ. Miller and
Miss Maxine Collins, visitors from
Toledo. Ohio.
From Ennmelaw were Or and
Mrs. ] X. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Sorenson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bow
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs w. ". Thomas.
Miss Willene Thomas, Mrs. Edna
Allsgaard. Mrs. Eric Trommald and
Mr.. J. Axness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Nv and Notes of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
Sunset Garden Club TO
Meet With Ms. Hansen

Mrs 5. Hansen viii open her
home Al Mountain View on Thurs
day 10 members Of the Sunset
Garden club. The occasion will
be picnic luncheon. TO be served
at 1880, and a meeting OF the
group. scheduled for ?. m.
Roll call viii be given In
response 70 Names Of White
Flowers Mrs. Harlan MeCord
VIII lead the botanical word drill
which viii be followed by a dis
eussion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Mrs. Eqsn 10 Entertain
Orsnsm Circle ~

Mrs.. James N Eksn VIII enter
tain Thursday with luncheon and
bridge ~ her home. ia Nc
Washington 1t. for members At
Dsanam g4fTie Al THIS group
now enjoying IL ninth year II
association. Includes Ae#dAmes
Mark naiiixef. Neal Gregory. J n
Mrrfick. Thor Henfieksen. Cal
KIRK. George v. Shuli. r. n Mac.
Kas. NJ n. u.krsfs. frank
sehaupp. James II fgan and Miss
Margaret nnevel Ai~ Grace
Fisher will hc = guest II Thurs.
DAYS meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Tacoma Writers Club
Makes Picnic Plans

The Tacoma Writer'S club will
hold it's annual picnic Saturday at
Point Defiance park. A commit
tee will be at the park on the
bulkhead by the pavilion. near the
first stove, at p. m. Dinner will
be served at $50. A social time
will be had until s O'Clock. Fur
Their information may be had by
calling Mrs. Thomas Brown. PR
POPS, or Mrs. J. J. Hurley, chair
man. MA 04S9.