The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22

The presen. plan Will locate Of
fees in city buildings rent free.
The council adopted a resolution
recommending the old Birds NH
road, now saith st, and West way,
be created an historic road by act
of legislature and included in the
state highway system. The re-
quest was presented by p. S. Nc
Dermott. chairman Of the His
toric Road committee.
Resist Bowling Alley
An ordinance was passed regu-
lating the operation Of bowling
alleys within the city limits and
fixing an annual license fee Of
$3.50 for each two alleys. A plan
by Dale VanMeter, representing
alley interests, to erect a building
for bowling on the kiwanis lot
ad jacent to the First Baptist
church was objected to by Dick
Woodruff, representing the church.
Van Meter said il objections in the
form OF petition were presented,
another location would be sought.
An ordinance was also passed
providing for the payment of ex-
penses Of elective or appointive
officers when transacting city
business outside the city. A mo-
ton was passed granting assist
ance TO the local fire department
during its cleanup campaign be-
ginning April 6. The city will
furnish a truck and men to help
in gathering rubbish.
Anderson Retiring
In business as manager OF the
J. c. Penney store here since 1928.
II. B. Anderson announces that he
will retire from active service
May /. He has been with the PEN
ney company "A years. starting
when there were but rs stores in
the group. He entered the dry
goods business In 1900 at Will
son, Kan.
Anderson is past president Of the
Kiwanis club and Chamber of
Commerce and has devoted much
time to youth movements in the
community. These activities, he
said, will be continued.
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Cancels Visit
Originally scheduled to be pres
emit at the meeting of Corinthian
lodge No. 3s, F. & A. M. Thursday
evening, Charles p. Kirkland,
grand master of the Masonic lodge
of the state of Washington, has
found 1t necessary to cancel the
engagement He will, however, be
here for his official visit on April
10, according to Dana T. Robinson,
worshipful master of Corinthian
lodge.
Special music by the senior and
Junior choirs of Peace Lutheran
church under direction of Miss
Kathryn johnson and Miss Esther
Jahr. respectively. with Miss Caro-
lline Gerstmann at the organ, will
be heard at the IL o'clock English
service Easter Sunday morning.
The professional by both choirs
will usher In the service with
Angel, Roll the Rock Away"
HE Is Risen" by Charles Fonteyn
Manney, will be sung by the senior
group and both choirs will COM
bine In George Mark Evans
"Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
Vocal solos will be THE Holy
City," Steven Adams. by Miss Syl-
via Johnson, and I Know That
Ny Redeemer Liveth," Miss Mar
garet Christianson. Subject of the
sermon by Rev. Erwin Jahr, the
pastor, will be "Christ's Victory.
Our Victory" There will be
German service at 10 a. m.
Committee Called
The committee in charge Of the
Daffodil card party sponsored by
the American Legion auxiliary at
Odd Fellows hall Wednesday eve
ming, March 81, will meet Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Robert o. Heston.
Home from Hospital
Mrs. Carl Forslund of 1910 4th
ave, N. W.. who underwent a
major operation at Seattle hos
pital two weeks ago. was returned
to her home Thursday afternoon.
Hostess to Club
Mrs. Evald Anderson, lis 4th
ave, s. w, will be hostess to the
Willing Workers club of the Royal
Neighbors Friday. Members are
asked to arrive at 10 a. m. and
bring scissors. Luncheon will be
served at noon with Mrs. Leon
Cecil and Mrs. C. Greer assisting
Mrs. Anderson.
Good Friday Services
Two communion services will be
celebrated at Emmanuel Lutheran
church Good Friday. At 10 a. m.
the service will be in German and
at p. m. in English.
Easter morning at IL O'Clock
the choir, under direction of VIII
liam Leonhardt, will sing Come
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