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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Associate Matrons
Have Luncheon
Conducfresses Hold Final
Meeting of Year

Mrs. Robert J. Moore open
ed her home at 3017 No. 7th
Saturday afternoon to Pierce
County Associate Matrons,
Order of Eastern Star. A
delightful luncheon was serv-
ed at l o'clock. A feature of
the afternoon was the reveal
ing of mystery friends for the
past year. Friends were dis
closed by the exchange of
gifts and new names were
drawn for the coming year.
Those who attended the lunch
con are Mesdames Carl Ostlund,
H. w. Naylor, F. E. Kirkland,
George Watts, H. H. Johnston,
A. C. Smith, D. w. Williams, A. v.
Hall, L. G. Coyln, Edith Morri-
setti, Ruth Case, Ann Sweeney,
Bernice Hansen, Alice Denny,
Flora Hacker, Georgia Sorenson,
Lottie Manchester and Miss Ber-
nice Bolin. Honor guests were
Mrs. M. Floss Bush, associate
grand matron, and Mrs. Christine
Rayburn, worthy matron of Lewis
chapter.
New officers of the Associate
Matrons club were elected as fol-
lows: President, Miss Bernice
Bolin; vice president, Mrs. L. v.
Hall; secretary, Mrs. Alice Denny,
and treasurer, Mrs. A. C. Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Nile Daughters
Plan Benefit
Make Arrangements 70
Annual May Day Party

Mrs. A. E. Long, queen Of
Fora Temple, announces the
setting for the annual May
Day benefit card party will
be the crystal ballroom of
Hotel Winthrop. Mrs. Wal
ter Mierow is general chair
man for the May l event and
her plans are being carefully
made so that all details may
be perfected to insure each
guest an enjoyable afternoon.
The party is to benefit the
orthopedic fund.
There will be a substantial do
nation as a door prize. There
will be more than quarter
of hundred other favors offered
for high scores. Table numbers
will be drawn for these prizes
which will enable guests playing
cards to choose their own game.
Assisting Mrs. Mierow are:
Tickets: Mrs. F. C. Spike, chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Suit
er; prizes, Mrs. II. F. Love, chair
man, Mrs L. w. Tuttle, Mrs. c. o.
Lynn, Miss Nell Simpson; decora-
tons, Mrs. F. ]. Rybin, chairman,
Mesdames William Stedman, r. c.
Veith, M. A. Harris; tables, Mrs.
A. X. Partridge, chairman, Mes
danes j. D. Shotwell. T. M. Baker,
George Van Yalkenberg; tallies
and cards, Mrs. II. Z. Hescox,
chairman, Mesdames o. w. Borell,
Irving H. Nelson, A. r. Whitman;
publicity chairman, Mrs. Lloyd
Suffer: candy sales. Mrs. E. ].
Doherty, chairman, Mesdames J. T.
Coffman. r. ]. Moore. C. H. Kali
lander, o. w. Borell, H. E. Hescox.
Frank Douglas. I. H. Nelson and
Miss Bernice Bolin.
The proceeds of the party aug
ment the general orthopedic fund
which supplies the materials used
by the members of the North End.
South Side and Central circles of
Tacoma, Fora club of RAYMOND
and South Bend, the zulieka club
of chehalis and Centralia. the
Valley Nile club of Puyallup and
Sumner and the Hoquiam Nile
club The garments made by these
groups are donated to the crippled
children Of Shriners hospitals. In
addition 10 this work. members Of
the Mecca club of Tacoma, the
selah club Of Olympia and the
Crescent club OF Aberdeen con-
tribute to the convaleseent Relief
Fund which is used To buy braces
for these children.
Members of these groups and
their friends who wish 10 make
reservations for the May Day card
party may call Mrs. Mierow, PR
1859. Mrs. Spike, PR $500, or Mrs.
Suffer. La 2s7o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Program Plans Completed
For Annual Conference
Mrs. Thomas swayze Is General Chairman for Even
Which VIII Draw Delegates from Many Cities

Mrs. Wallace c. Ohfs of Longvew, state president for
the American Association of University Women, will pre-
side the twoday session of the organizations state
conference which will be held at Hotel Winthrop April 70
and Of The Tacoma branch is the hostess group with Mrs.
T. A. Swayze general chairman.
The conference opens Friday morning with roll call OF
branches and business session Dr. Marian Spector Of
Seattle will speak during the international education hour
that will follow The luncheon will feature the department
of the economic and legal status of while the after
noon will be devoted to program education.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

A panel discussion on Higher
Education for Women in Search
OF a Coal win be given by five
deans OF women, Miss May Dunn
Ward of the University of Wash
ington, Miss Florence johnson of
Western Washington College, Miss
Lulu Holmes, of Washington State
College, Miss Maurine Glow OF
Whitman College. and Mrs. Lyle
Drushell OF the College of Puget
Sound.
Also appearing will be Miss
Amanda Hubeler of Ellensburg
who will speak on pre-school work.
A general discussion of branch
study groups will follow. A trip
through the Washington State
Historical museum will be fol-
lowed by tea at Annie Wright
seminary for the delegates.
The highlight of the meeting
will be the banquet with Mrs.
Harriet Alters Houdlette of Wash
ington, D. c., as speaker. The re-
ception honoring the state officers
will conclude the days events of
the day.
Two branch activity breakfasts
will start Saturdays session.
Branches with less than 100 mem
bers will meet together for dis
cussion with Mrs. Arthur Pohlman
of Wenatchee as leader. Mrs. Carl
Quackenbush of Spokane will head
the meeting of the groups with
more than 100 members. Consum-
err interest panel discussion led by
DR.. Marion Fish Of the University
of Washington will feature the
social studies hour as well as a
talk on Mental Attitudes for
College Women" by DR.. Helen
Gibson Hogue who is executive
secretary of the state society for
mental hygiene. Following the
legislative hour, Mrs. A. M. Young
OF the Seattle Art Museum will
speak at the Creative arts section.
The highlights of the day will be
the fellowship luncheon at which
Miss Leila LAWN will speak on
New Frontiers in Fellowship"
The luncheon is complimentary
to all local branch members. The
session win close with long drive
about the city and to PIT. Defiance
and the new Narrows Bridge, fol-
lowed by tea at the College of
Puget Sound.
The Tacoma delegates to the
convention are Mesdames J. c.
Beckman. Thomas Swayze, Fay
Nance. J. Arnason Johnson, Addi-
son Forester, Dixon Wescott. Lyle
Drushel and Homer Hartwich. All
A. A. u. w. members are welcome
to attend the various sessions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Miss Whannell
To Be Bride
Fiancee of Mr.. Vedviek
Names Apr. IL for Rites

At an informal party Thurs
day evening, for which Miss
Dorothy Walesby was host
ess, Miss Helen Whannell
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T
S. Whannell, revealed her en-.
gagement to Mr.. Vernon We'd.
wick, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
S. Vedvick. The marriage
will be solemnized April 26.
Games were played during the
early evening hours with honors
going to Misses Donna Alleman,
Martha johnson and Miss Emma
Jean Everett.
Spring flowers centered the buff
fet supper table which was lighted
by white tapers.
Guests were Mrs. Lee Whitacre,
Mrs. Robert Churchward and Mrs.
C. c. Whalesby and the Misses
Donna Alleman, Emma Jean
Everett, Viola Nilsen, Martha
Johnson, Nancy Glenn, Ethel Van
Valkenberg, Ann Bak, Maurene
Martin and Helen Whannel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Golden Wedding
Marked Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallinesfad
Fefed at Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hal
lingstad were honored on
Friday evening at a dinner
party marking their golden
wedding anniversary. Hosts
for the affair, held at the Dali
hem on No. Tacoma ave-,
were their eight children and
their families. The Halling-
steads were married in Olso,
Norway, and came to Tacoma
36 years ago.
The table was centered with
golden daisies. snap dragons and
pointed tulips with blue iris. Other
decorations also were in golden
motif.
After the dinner the family
group gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallingstad's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. C. Cornils at 236 So. 5sth
st, for an informal evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl McKinnon and their children,
Jack, Earl. and Irene Kinnon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parcella, all
Of Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Hallingstad and Mr.. Jack Hal
lingstad of Yakima, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Woodruff. Mr.. Arthur
Woodruff, jr.. and Miss Dorothy
Woodruff. Mr.. Fred Hallingstad,
of San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Cornils and Miss Shirley
Cornils, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hallingstad and son James Hal
lingstad, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Grant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. John Edwardsen, and
son Mr.. Frank Edwardsen, Mrs.
Amalaei Larsen. Mrs. Marie Sor-
ensen and daughter Kathryn; Miss
Ada Leonhardt. Mrs. Hanna Ged-
dis, Mr.. John Egger, Mr.. Jack
Cooper. of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallingstad have
spent most OF their time in Ia
coma at their home at 1909 So.
Ainsworth Ave. At the dinner
party they were presented with a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Tacomans on University
Tea Committee

Six Tacoma goods at the Uni
versity of Washington are men,
bers of committees planning the
annual Associated Women STU
dents mothers tea to be held on
May 8. Misses Bicky Decker,
Charlotte Ann Thompson and Vir-
GINA Haines are members of the
hostess committee; Miss Eleanor
Soule is a member of the invita-
tons committee; Miss Violet Crow
der is assisting in announcements
and cleanup, and Miss COME Hail.
day viii work on committees for
hostesses and serving.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Knights of Columbus
To Have Breakfast

Women of st. Patrick's parish
will be hostesses to members of
Tacoma Council, Knights of Co
lumbus, at breakfast to be served
Sunday, April 81, in st. Patrick's
parish hall, No. 18th and sts.,
Immediately after the 7:30 mass.
The Knights and the class of
candidates, who are to be initiated
into Tacoma Council later in the
day, will attend 7:30 mass at st.
Patrick's and receive Holy Com
munion in body. The Rev. Games
V. Hamilton, assistant pastor of
st. Patrick's and chaplain of Ia
coma Council, will be celebrant of
the mass and preach the occasion
al sermon.
st. Patrick's hall will be deco
rated in tulips, in the papal colors
of gold and white, and the national
colors, red, white and blue, will be
carried out in baskets of spring
flowers set about the hall.
Mrs. John NJ. Nelson is chair
with Mrs. V. E. Newbart as as
sistant. The pantry committee in
cludes Mesdames ]. p. Alderman,
L. L. Bissell, T. J. Brown and w.
NJ. Schecter.
In charge of the tables will be
Mesdames ]. E. Burkey, Harry C.
Harrigan, w. E. Gosselin, James
Harrison, w. w. Crosby, p. II.
Andres, Harold Butler, o. NJ
Brady, Frank Fox. B. H. Goodman,
e. J. Enright, Albert Zimsen, H.
M. Radka, T. H. st. Clair and the
the Misses Mary Harrison, julie
Manley, Charlotte Manley, Zelda
Gellenbeck, Rose Mary Charbon-
aan and Ma,.t, nra
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

Miss Alice Hazen
Frequently feted
Bride-Elecf of Mr.. Richard
son inspires Entertaining

pTIQc-EiG(I VI f'Hs
son inspires Entertaining
Her marriage less than a
month away, Miss Alice
Hazen. bride-elect of Mr.. Karl
Richardson, is being many
times feted at showers given
by her wide circle of friends.
On Wednesday evening Mrs.
E. Richard Phair entertained
in her honor and on Monday
evening members of the Spar
tana club will entertain at the
home of Mrs. Leonard Berg
lund.
Mrs. Jack Elliston's party for
the bride-elect viii be Thursday
evening and on Friday Mrs. Carl
Arthur Benson will entertain.
The Wednesday party was a
crystal shower. Honors for games
were won by Mrs. William Holmes
and Mrs. George Hazen, mother
of the bride-elect. Guests included
Misses Lillian Hastings, Eileen
Gillette, Eileen LeMaire, and Kath-
leen Gehre, all of Seattle, Misses
Hilda and Alice Gunderson, Mes
danes Edward Olson, Eugene Gum
derson, William Holmes, Arthur
N. Gunder son, Henry Nelson,
George B. Anderson, Gilbert Cum
derson, Avery Richardson, mother
of Mr.. Richardson and Mrs. Hazen.
Rose tulips were used as a GEN.
terpiece on the lace cloth for the
supper hour and tapers were glow
ing throughout the house.
Entertaining with Mrs. Berglund
on Monday will be Misses Evelyn
Hopkins, Mary Louise Bader, Bet
ty Evanson and Helen Peterson.
The party will be miscellaneous
shower, the guests playing court
whist during the evening. Those
invited are Misses Alta Peterson,
Elizabeth Morris, Ruth sensen,
Dorothy Payne, Mesdames Robert
Martin, David Johnston, Robert
Gordon, Jack Elliston, Burritt An
derson and Walter Fawcett.
Mrs. Benson's party will be a
kitchen shower. Those who are ex-
pected to attend are Mesdames
August Benson, Anna Valentine,
J. A. Anderson, Nels Olson, C.
Muth, P. V. Ring, H. J. Jensen,
Olaf Anderson, H. Gustafson, Eric
Freed, Inga johnson, H. R. Har-
bord, George Hazen, Fred Brooks,
grandmother of Miss Hazen, and
Mrs. Avery Richardson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Tacoma Assembly
Will Initiate

Misses Lois Priest and Elaine
Mitchell viii be initiated at the
meeting OF Tacoma assembly.
Order Of Rainbow for Girls, at
o'clock Saturday evening In the
Gothic room Of the Masonic tenn
pie. Miss Jane Lundberg. worthy
adviser. and Nrs. Rose B. Leonard.
mother adviser, win preside. Honor
guests for the evening win be Miss
Audrie Miller. grand worthy ad-
viser OF the Grand assembly Of the
state Of Washington and the terri
tory Of Alaska, and her officers
Following initiation. q majority
services win be solemnized. Girls
VINO are to receive their majority
are the Misses Lillian Hendrickson.
past grand worthy adviser; Marie
1rulligan. Carolfne Davis, Edith
Moore. Vera Bradbury. Emmy Lou
Nofke. al past worthy advisers Of
Tacoma assembly; Helen Reid
Zleanore Lenning. Avonnslle
Sheets. Lila Kirkwood. Yvonn<
Turner. Janet Hatch. Roma LeRay
Betty Barlow. sigma Byrd. Rebec.
e. Dock. Kathleen Murphy. Edna
yorEerson. Marjorie Mayor. Ruth
Nelson. Rhoda Naynes. Florencs
Mclean. Margaret ose. Betty Win.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Girl Reserves Plan
RECOGNITION Service

termediate Girl Reserve clubs will
be welcomed at Recognition Ser
vice Sunday afternoon at the
Bethany Methodist church, South
Park and 57th. Girls who will be
honored are Marcelline Eddy,
Shirley Pape, Phyllis Mernagh of
Jason Lee 7th and 18th grade club;
Barbara Kocha, Charlaine Dow
ling, Eleanor Deimer, Marilyn
Canale. of Jason Lee 9th grade
club; Katherine Burr, Mary Alice
Dyer, Dudrey LaKowske, Betty
Gillespie, Beverly Gazeki, Esther
Johnson, Elizabeth Lynn, Norma
Morrison, vivienne Newton, Mary
Rogerson, Joyce Seigle, Gretchen
Swayze, Bonnie Sinclair, Jacklyn
Kelly, Gloria Robbins and Connie
copeland, of Mason club: Beverly
Ricono, of Community House club:
Lois Robertson and Loyala Davis
of Gault club; Anita Beebe, Iris
Ross, Jean Sewers. Micky Noble,
Theresa Whitney, Evelyn Carpen-
ter, of Stewart club: Rosemary
Nathan. Beverly Bird, Darlene
Wykoff, Jane Snope, Louise Ras-
mussen. Florence Rudd and Pat
Judy, Of Gray club.
Peggy Grumbling is in charge
of the recognition of the new men,
bers. She is president of the inter-
mediate Interclub council. She will
be assisted by Tina Gagliardi,
president of the Gray club, and
Janet Hart, president of the Ma
son club. Advisers OF the clubs
will give the new members Girl
Reserve ties. Miss Mary Alice
Hearon, Girl Reserve secretary at
the Y. w. C. A, will welcome the
new junior members of the as
ISOLATION.
In addition to girls being recog-
nized. some older members of the
clubs will receive Girl Reserve in
sigma on sleeve bands as symbol
of personal growth which they
have made in the past year. These
girls are Claire Boudette. clsrice
Hule. Madeline Butler and Ruth
Macemon of Jason Lee 9th grade
club; Joyce Peterson, Opal Hardin,
Doris Mae johnson. Yvonne Spen-
GER and Arlene Sagen of Gault
club; Helen Olson of Community
House club; Janice Ludwig. Jane
Carr. NADIA Hewitt, Dolores
craighead, Kathryn Carpenter,
Vera Hamlin, Tina Gagliardi of
Gray club.
A few girls who will receive
Cir Reserve pins are Mary Reyn-
olds, Evelyn Mstzen, Betty Miller,
Bonnie Bergman. and Ruth Mace
mon. of Jason Lee 9th grade club;
Phyllis Murphy, Geraldine D'olivo.
Betty Reiber. Helen Olson and
Glenna Ray OF Community House;
Amabel Stewart and Tina Gag
iarii of Gray club.
The service will open with r
professional and hymn, with
Florence Schaller leading the sing
ing. After the invocation which
Bettianne Fulton. president of the
Jason Lee 7th and sth club. will
lead. Nancy Geiger will give a
short talk. Claire Boudette has
written q special itany for the
service. It win be read by Wanda
Thomas and the girls in the group.
Ruth Myrdahl viii present the
girls who are TO receive sleeve
emblems and pins. Beverly Davis.
president of the Gault club. will
read = poem, and Shirley Jones
viii give a prayer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Delta Rho Gamma
Plans Session

Four score members OF Delta Rho
Gamma alumni are eagerly antici-
pating q meeting In the tea room
OF the Y. w. c. A. Saturday noon,
April ~. The president. Miss Clara
Fjermedal. will preside. Many out
OF town girls are planning to at
tend.
Senior members of the Pacific
Lutheran college Delta Rho CAM
ma VIII be officially received into
the organization on that day. Miss
Marjorie Dalin will represent the
senior students In accepting the
membership.
As has been customary at each
spring meeting, the alumni will
present the college group gift for
their clubroom. Members OF the
gift committee are Misses Signe
Midsatre. chairman. Thelma DAN
iels and Lois May Morton.
Chairman OF standing commit
tees viii report their various ac-
tivities Of the year. These chair
men are Misses Irene Hageness.
publicity committee. and ovidia
Hauge OF the sunshine committee.
An election OF officers viii be
held. Members OF the nominating
committee are Misses lone Mad
son. chairman, Ellen Bergstrom,
and Thelma Daniels.
All girls planning to have lunch
con are urged to mail or call res
ervations to Misses Enid Blake.
Gar. 0e72-W. Joanna Manousos.
MA. 0e12 or Clara Fjermedal, GAR.
1857. before Saturday morning at
0 o'clock.
Those who are not having lunch
con viii come to the business meet
ing at lis p. m. Other officers
Of the organization are Misses
Alberta Schmity, vice president;
Joanna Manousos, secretary, and
Alice Cook. treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

gift from their children and grand
children. Mrs. Hallingstad wore
for the party a gown of navy blue
lace with a corsage Of gold rose
buds.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
<AL REPORT OF COMMUNITY CHEST CAMPAIGN

General ONCE, Foster Care, Protective
Ser, K. Va. Timmons, A. p. Morss,
A. M. Donahue
Handicapped Children, E. Goodman
Home for Aged and Inf1rm, Frank B.
Industrial Home School, E. w. Cassie
Industrial Home School, Colored Chill
dren, Wendell P. Tucker
Municipal Lodging House, H. A. Koch
National Training School for Girls,
Anne O. AndrusS-
Public Assistance Division, Otto J. Cass
Receiving Home for Children, Grady H.
Temporary Home-Soldiers and Sailors,
Thomas A. ludlow ow-----------------
Workhouse and Reformatory, Ray l..
Works Projects Administration --------
Paul Edwards.
Government, Miscellaneous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
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Weiss Gets Top Prices for Surplus Yankees.
Coshes In on Throw-Ins While Graduating
Preferred Players Only to the Parent Club

BY HARRY GRAYsoN
NEA service Sports Editor

Brooklyn $4,000
adds Martin Weiss reputation baseball
Ksmpours year ago Tommy
$4,000 in the deal that made Nick Wek Giant
George
Job of dposng surplus unwaned talent He collected
s250000 for obtained
throw-ins who turned 10 be valuable
The Dodgers Johnny Mccarthy
Yankee $4,000
the Polo Grounds the following for tt2,5oo
Weiss transferred Willard Hershberger
$4,000 and Vince DMaggo and Tommy Refs.
he would stay with the Yankees s belongs highly
by the New York club.
But when Vince DiAAggo became the
American Association Weiss let Cincinnati
three famous brothers $4,000 plus Stanley
Bongiovanni.
Frenchy Bordagaray finishing among
tons leading baters helped
failed to sell him chunk before eligible
stocky nychaser.
Weiss doesn't hesitate TO stick
Of them suddenly finds itself
Bill Terry had protect himself
Newark s35 900 for Bob Seeds
Detroit would paid $4,000
chased Dutch Meyer Knoxville
Charley Gehnger but the Yankees
the Tigers Newark fighting league
flag and moving into the psyoffs.
npev4nr from Broohyn 10
Newark transaction probably bring
then year
And while George Weiss
and keeps the highly profitable
Ernie Bonhams Phil
graduated 10 the parent club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

partmsnt went along ifs
merry way with another
three-point win. this time st
the expense Of Mil. and
brought lie record 10 -
points won and two lost IN
the four weeks Of play.
It's a long lane that has no turn.
ing, and the Pick Up team Of the
Broadway Womsn's league. after
losing IL straight points. fell upon
It's rival. Brstrud Insurance. in
league matches last night 70 vin
-four points and capture the indi-
vidusi honors u the women stars
Eileen Jssprics. shooting on the
Pick Up quintet. rolled 4s3 for the
high total Of the session and reg
istered i7e In her second game for
the high single game.
Results OF other matches we're
Broadway Beauty Salon 2. Musl-
ler-Harkins 2: Thomas Roofing q.
Beaver Lumber o. Alya Roberts
Insurance 3. Central Bank 1: Nc
kinlsy Radio .. Days Tailored
Wear /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
HOT IN THE NINTH

NEW YORk-Pee Wee Reese,
Brooklyn star shortstop, has hit
four homers this year with all
four coming In the ninth inning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Art Angove Keeps Up Pace

Arthur Angoye. top-noteh PIN
man of the ODD Fellows Bowling
league, continued 10 set q fast
pace In the matches OF the loop on
the Broadway alleys Thursday
night. Starting off with 1877, he
then rung up 207 and finished with
zoo for a 5s4 total. his third con-
secutive reeord-breaking score in
the league.
AnKoye's team. Rainier,
rolled mp q sss-Eame score
In lite third attempt. for a new
team single game record for
the league. Along with Arts
roo. came q Is0-gsme by Al
Cochrum and III by Glen Ro-
sene 10 aid the cause.
Al Martin. lead-off man for East
Tacoma, became eligible for the
Broadway alleys 200 club" medal
tournament by scoring z04-gams
In his first attempt He finished
with 5zs for one Of the good
scores Of the day On the Broad
way.
Leo stsrTenberg paced the mem
bers Of the Coast sash and Door
team on the Broadway lanes with
games Of 1e3, $50 and 17s. for q
Sol total. Lawrence Hslvorsen
rolled 1ss for the best single game.
Other good singles were
ia by Stanley stebbins. 1sz
by Charley Gillette and 40
by George Otto. Frame De-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Bears Hold Lead

LOUISVILLE, ky.-The Newark
Bears of the international league
today held a two-game lead over
the American association Louis
vile Colonies in the little world
series. Propelled by home runs
by Ed Levy and Alex Kampouris
last night, the Bears nosed the
Colonies, 81.
Score:
Newark (n). 100 o1o 10o-s II 7
Louisville (AA )001 o10 000-7 10
Barley and Padden; Weaver and
Lewis.