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Pisn w. c. 7. u. institute

csntral w. c. T. q. viii hold an
institute IN Wesley Hail ~ First
Presbyterian church on Thursday.
bsvoiions vii open II 10 o'clock
under Mrs. Roes Hsn1sr with MIRA
Sydney Bsrwiok presiding later.
Short talks win be given BY sotn-
~ directors and IT noon . prayer
viii h. followed by potivek Anch-
con with MIRA Logan Mcdonald ~
hostess. Mrs. Erie Llndsesh viii
isad ne Afternoon devotionals al
O'Clock and Mira, - L. Yolsat
Win direct To community singing,
Afternoon speakers win b. Mrs.
Warren Lswsa. State Pres,. from
Seattle, Wayne Criffsn Pres. -
chrisilAn Youth Council. and Mis-
Phyllis f1sbd who vii speak on
rempersnes. Mira Marie Waugh.
vssl sing lLet us Nave Peace.
TIE a oAppsna quartet fe.ysJ
from Liscoln Nigh scto9 Win sang
tNo mum bers. When Day Ia
De@s.- ''Didnt ny Lord Deliver
DAnisl" Negro spir1tnsil. T1poss
in ths quartet are miilsya Norman.
Leonard Teasisr. Gsyisn Thorsp.
pon ana Donald Try
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Woman S Club
Sections Plan

The Better English class q the
Educational department Of the
Woman's club will meet In the
clubhouse at 10 o'clock Friday
morning with Mira r. G. Ander-
son as leader.
Mrs. Berry sugg. chairman of
the Garden department. will pre-
sent as guest speaker, Mrs. A. b.
Burke OF Puyallup. Her subject
viii be "Primroses" The meeting
will be at 1890 O'Clock.
Mrs. Ellsworth {. Power. chair.
man Of the Fine Arts department,
will present literary program nj
2 o'clock. Mrs. Arthur ] Buchen,
a guest Of the club. VIII present q
book review, and Mrs. w. w
White, head Of the Story Teliers
league will tell a story.
Mrs. w. l.. Tucker will present
Mrs. Henry skramstad in a group
Of songs. accompanied by Mrs
Joseph McEsry.
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Miss Rawson, Mr.. Melhart
To Exchange Vows Friday
Wedding Rehearsal Dinner TO Be- Held Thvrdsy "
ming 81 The Dshem; Bnds-eiset fsssd 81 Shower
6iven by Miss Dome White

Prenupta parties have been numerous for Miss Rose
mary Rawson brdeeect OF Mr.. Raymond r. Mehart, and
the last of the entertaining will be the dinner for which
the brides mother. Mrs Arthur C. Rawson viii entertain
at the Dahem. Thursday evening ut $50 preceding The
wedding rehearsal in Mason Methodist church parlors
The nuptias will be read by the Rev. Leslie Smith the
following evening with Mr. A. b. Coaster giving hss Raw
in marriage
One of the showers for the bride-elect given
by Miss Donna White last week end and honorsd also Ma
James Compton margaret Warrington).
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Attending the rehearsal dfno~v
win be n addition 10 ths honorsd
couple. Mrs. Ralph Snyder of van
oouysr. wash. cousin Of the bride.
who win play the wedding m~~sAi
Mas Thelma Brstrud. who VII
sing; her aocompanist, Mas Mar
gar.t Terry; Miss Catherine Mel
hart. sister Of Mr.. hsihsrs, candle
lighter; Miss Doris Jean Nelson Of
Omaha. Heb.. cousin Of the bride.
who win be maid % honor; Mr..
and Mrs Albert hslhArt. parents
Of The bridegroom 10 he; Mr.
George hslhsrt. who win usher;
Mr.. Coulter and Mrs. HAwson-
GUESTS Of Miss white al her
shower we're hssdamss Betty
Brannos. Louis Brstrpd. A. G.
RAwson. Kenneth Adams. Misses
Hslen Jean selvyn. ksAlns SEVERN
and sigysd Bergerson.
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of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
Bride Elect Fsisd
Al Shower

As~ Marie Kil>n sxst~-ss><< -
Mr. nesssnd FLETCHER - f.~w.ss..
iazha 49, ksaas~s q . hxs6nl
Shower rrss<y evening a ~
hems ~ her cousin, Mr. Carl
krumu<t en- ~ o~k<>. rhe
ep<esnx IT xsfss w.s fnile~~6 ~
ksmes. hene<s xesnr h t6>s1aR>s
d Lee. >. sto~s<sk. = f.pnx. ..
fsiafstes
- s<v<fnI aye m1es m1len.
daughter ~ ~. Carte kii~A Vii
i<ass fss idaho uhsrs - wp11znn
essi - sat<mnis<4
osh<r rassts wv~s N<~>4m<s =
ksssrssnw. } asssnssy. G. 4
AefspF. - Marines. u. N.wua
a. A. nppnn<v. n .. npouaer. II
HanweHfM 4. Mel. \. we11 =.
wsieher. =. wueAw. =. JoNNsun.
q iehnscA ". r~x& sna !. =
afak<4
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Inc pay mas Anfcr Hlote P0'
formanees. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings.
Reservations for the cast party
include Doreen Hopper. William J.
McDonagh. Jane creswell. Edward
Werner, Louis X. Woodford. Betty
Walton, Dayton FInnegan, Janet
Davis. Craig Boardmsn. Arnold
Bader. Jane Lund. A. de Basto
Lello. Keith Macdonald. Jim Fos-
ter, Albert r. Warner. Martin
Gallwas. Creighton Flynn. Homer
Hartwich. Del Daldwell, Norman
Gordon, Grace Garland, Bill
Barnes. Erich Richter, Barbara
johnson. Nell Mcdonald. Molly 10
Duncan. Helen Meader. Lorraine
House, Charlie HUM. Yvonne Ro-
sellini. Eileen Cole, Pauline Smell
Jane Richter. Evangeline Gibson,
Frankie Fuller. 10 An Grant. Mari
eta Loren. Florence HUM, Helen
Mann, Donald Cramond, Ray
Fisher, Wallace Snowman and Co
ell Fuller,
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Real Rekef. Big Saving.
So Easy. No Cooking.

Thls Sylesaid recipe y sssd - fsh-
ilOas SFsFy JeAT, beezass h mAsss
such A dspsndahls, elective Eenedy for
esarks de y eeids. Ifs - sssg -
uir-n eklId eoaid Do n.
FFom any draErist. G.; ~ ossees
81 Psrsr. a compound e0ztstpsnx &er-
way Pins and palstsbls EuAiaeni. 10
eeneentfafsd fof1. Nsli-kaeNH for its
ssssbsnr sGec. On throat ard bronchial
mfmbraneA
TksE make q syrsp ~ sfirribE t-e
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Miss Mary King
To Entertain

For the pleasure of Miss clasina
Buffelen, who will become the
bride of Mr.. william Michael
Haley on Mar II. Miss Mary King
will entertain Friday evening at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert A. King. The occasion
will be bridal shower, TO be pre-
ceded by an evening of bridge.
A late supper will be served at
the conclusion of the evening,
spring flowers in tones of pink,
yellow and white, being used to
center the table.
Guests who win share the eve
ming are the Misses Clasina Buff
ellen, Dorothea White, Dixie
Thompson, Rita Rae Morgan. vir-
ginia Marinoff. Ann Louise Griewe,
Betty Heaton, Frances Cole. Flor
ence Mclean, Marie Muliigan,
Mary Ann McNerthney and Pa
tricia Calvert.
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Mrs. wilkinson
Guest Speaker

Thursday Night 0trir ceue mssA.
bep wta ~ pvivsiessd 10 hear IN
account a the recent PIT. 4.
White Mouse eonfesvnes 81 which
Mrs.. ~. d. wilksnson II ranoma
was = delegate. At tbs meeting n
the group IN the Y. w. G. A. On
Thursday sv.rlnx ~ Tso e'aiook.
Miss ps.rt csvissvsuh 10 shsirmsn
II the proxram. TIE regular stub
isrner has bses dAspenssd with
thoarh many a ~ meme~ss VII
meet together at ptT racsns svs.
before tbs meeting.
Mis-. Isabel kovsrh " chairman
Of this club "Jsm session" assisted
by Miss Aiiee poslEhsriy and Mn
Alpha Richard.
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Oscar Berntsens
Are Honored


A group OF friends and
relatives gathered Sunday
afternoon for a surprise buff
fet luncheon at the Berntsen
home at Cromwell 10 honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Berntsen
Doris Gehrie) who were
married at Port Orchard Feb
IL. The afternoon was spent
Informally and the honored
couple were presented with q
shower of gifts for their new
home.
Guests were Mr.. Anton Bernt'
sen. father ~ the bridegroom
MesHrs and Hesdames Alfred
Berntsen, Art Bsrntsen and family
Olaf Bsrntsen. Leslie Bsinemsnn
sslmer Hansen and family. Henr,
Bsrntssn and family, Fritz Bsrnt'
sen. Frank FELTON,. wnl Jensen and
Hugh Denny.
others were the Misses fnga
Larson, Charlotte Gregory and
Ms.xrs. Bob Berntssn. vernon
Graham, Val Berntsen, Andrew
Jensen. Gift Bsoom. Tom saanfsesd
and Ingwssd Berntsen.
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HnHoFsn4 ~. JchH = A1n1R -.
On ~ sssassas - ~ nsvshlsav -
adversary. he eun sHd onngA1<e-
ln.s&w. NJ. and Mrs. inhn =. AlnSn
~ snsssssinea n asnnsF pAfty
Monday evening - sh~w hp1se n
sss ~ rs~stes a. NJ Aislp y
superintendent - - MurenoVu
rseisse puiwsv hsss. ~ svu91nu
Wa srsnt snfesmNllv Win nssnea
a railway mstIf - ussd - ~
tabs spp&ntments. aseevnstnns
carrying esst ~ ranmlne - -
uthsr yeax - ec>npapv1 - . m>ln
pesa - ~ va1DwNS. plnes snres
v~vs wAs>s. hsaglNg - Dpovenssn
r~eonls uunand Wn1eD nnwu1um -
part pss~s ssnepsv1 - 1uw
EaiAs.
cia~sss w~se ~. snd M ~
y, Aisap. ~. ~ wuisNm n Atunp.
= san; nr. and hra rs~ns pwyer
and children. Marie an uAi. ~.
asa Mrs. EAsi nvsrsn~s. - m-1sw
and aaa9hssr NJ ~ hnnes seesa,
ana John ,. Aissp ri - pvonu11Ia
Ann Asp. csiidvsn - - hnse
ana hosts.
0ifts were presented - Ne
honsr guest during The svssine.
along sish ths bsvthdsv eAhs. ~
young lshn '. Alslr. ~.
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Dr.. Rich Branch
Committee Meets
Orfhopedie Group Makes
Benefit Plans for
Coming Year

When members of the ways
and means committee of the
DIR. Edward Rich branch of
Tacoma 0rthopedic associa-
ton met on Tuesday after
noon at Mrs. Harry l.. Davis
home, plans were outlined for
a number of outstanding
benefit events to be given
during the coming year. AS
vice president of the branch,
Mrs. Davis heads the COM
mittee.
Tentative plans will be presented
10 the membership at their meet
ing next Monday. Included viii
be annual events such as the
penny drive and theater party
which last season were so success
full. The committee discussed also
a number of projects which may
be attempted, including sponsor
ship of Little Theater perform
ances and the bringing of a ma
tionally famous artist to Tacoma.
Chairmen of projects are Mrs.
Harold Woodwork, Mrs. Louis
Wersen and Mrs. J. c. Pickens. and
other members of the committee
are Mrs. Roscoe Townsend, Mrs.
w. A. Taylor. Mrs. w. G. Pinches.
Mrs. A. L. Osberg, Mrs. c. Nathan
Lynn, Mrs. Harry A. D. Smith,
Mrs. d. w. Kent and Miss Jean
Hudson.
Tea was served following the
committee session. The group
was joined by the branch president
Mrs. Paul Warren, at that time.
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ksmbers ~ the Pnothean Sun
day school class ~ Trinity Meta.
odisi church vii meet In ths
church psriora Thursday for q II
o'ciosk pos luck luncheon Ths
afternoons program win Include
group q songs b. Mrs Charles
Eassnoaehsr. accompanied BY Ma
Victor Bes3dot D@gOasgns vii b.
given BY ths hey. y. D. TIbfAtts
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For Joyful Cough Relief,
Try This Home Mixture

Il saisr Q fsz EDDssts. 11fa a.
solved Irs no sfosbls a. al. aas1 tas@s
but . nonesL Ne cooking Ss@1sd.
Put tie FiAsx Into . pint boffhs and
add yosr syrsp. Tia Eiyss yes . fsli
pat Of ysTy casetfss AID qs.fk-sezsEx
s0axk remedy. sDd J01 81 abobt fe.f
tiE.ea a. mach for ys4r De1sy. II
asTsr sVoiis. Esd = vssJ Dissssst--
ekilarsn love h
Yos1l b. ansz<s b. The usy . tstss
bold q eosKba. Eising yoa eslaEhiiHi
Fsilsi u iooasEs IN phissm. ssethf1
the irrtsate4 nssabfanss snd hsips
eissf ts< ~ pssssEst AonfT fsi
q 4 sss gaAAAs1 Y svefy sag. .a.
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CT u B S

lie sourd Ladies Aid will enter
tain ut q Leap Year luncheon At
the church hall. Thursday Ut II 30
o'clock. Mrs. Wilbur shono 10 IN
charge Of refreshmsnts. For res
ervationA, call PR i2ib o. PR
3ls3-W.
LYDIA Phelps Yeat Nc. "a.
Daughters OF Union Veterans viii
meet in Emerson hall Thursday af-
ternoon at 1880. Mrs Nels Olsen
viii preside over the initiation
Charity Cub viii meet On m
day for o'clock luncheon 81 the
hons of hFz. c. O. Berg. bsae So
Wspato.
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Two Will Honor
New York Visitor

In compliment TO Miss Bessie
Chantler OF New York CITY. staff
associate Of the National Travel
ers' Aid, who Is visitor IN Ia
coma at the present time. Mrs.
George C. Franklin, IT.. and Mrs.
w. A. Kunigk. both board men,
bers Of the local Travellers Aid
will entertain at tea Thursday
afternoon. Guests will be Travel
ers' Aid board members and mem
bers Of the boards Of other social
agencies of the city.
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Round Of Parties
For Miss Porto
Bride-Elect OF Mr.. Rotsndo
Often Feied IS Wedding
Day Approaches

During the past several
weeks one Of the seasons
most feted brides has been
Miss Florence Porto who on
March 8 viii become the bride
of Mr.. Sal J. Rotondo of New
York City. The ceremony
will be read at 8 o'clock in
Trinity Methodist church.
One of the recent parties
was given by Miss Doris
Jones who entertained a sew
ing club of which the bride
elect is q member.
Guests spent the evening play
ing games, for which honers were
won by Mrs. Kenneth Jones and
Miss Janetts Lang. Late candle
light supper was SERVED at q beau
tifully appointed table esntered
with pink tulips and matching ta-
pers.
Sharing the event were Mes
danes Edwin Weller. Raymond
Fink. Louis Barclay. Kenneth
Jones, Louis Larson. Frank Porto.
Jennie West. Matte Mark and the
Misses Irene Hornshaw, Prudence
Strom and Janette Lang.
On Friday evening Miss Porto
was feted at miscellaneous
shower given by her aunt, Mrs
Edwin Weller, Mt the Weller rcxa-
dencs. Guests Included MeSiames
Alex PARSE. George Rocono. Carl
Gallo. Silvia Tiodoro, Fr~d Be
vengi. John Miele. Frank Marsh.
Amy Trueman, Louis Reda. Frank
Reda, Joseph Care, C. faconitti.
A. Pellegrini. A. vaccsrino. Frank
Porto and the Misses Mary Reda
and Mary nodoro.
A surprise crystal shower COM
plimented the prospective bride on
Saturday afternoon when Mrs.
Robert Cartwright was hostess at
her home. Favors for games were
won by Mrs. Elmer Cartwright
and Miss Frances Carr. Others at
tending were Mesdames Edwin
Weller, Raymond Acheson. James
Acheson and Frank Porto.
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kIs~5ns Have House
0uests From Wisconsin

Mr.. and hra. Tony Hengst. of
DursDd. VIA. are house guests Of
the Carl Klegins A. 500 So.
Cakes. They yistsd In Oregon en-
route and vii return by motor
over the northern route. Mira
Henzst b q nscs az Mrs. Hlewin.
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Drama League Play Cast Plans
Supper Party Saturday
Final Performance TO Be Followed by Affair in un
versty Union Club; Mr. MeDonseh. Chairman.
Assisted by Miss Duncan and Miss Grant

After the final curtain falls Saturday night The
Ghost of Yankee Doodle playing at the Drama league
Little Theate the cast and s1ge will be entertained
AT buffet supper party at the unversityUnion club
This promises be unusually interesting affair." since
prevous cast parties have been held in various members
homes and the to be given at the club VIII De
bv an mpromptu program and dancing. Mr.. William Nc
Donagh is chairman of the affair, assisted by Miss Molly
10 Duncan and Miss 10 An Grant
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Mrs. W. L. Quest
To Be Hostess

The executive board Of tho La
dies OF the Young Mems Business
club will meet at 1880 O'Clock FRI
day ut the home of Mrs. w. l..
Quest, s30e No. 10Th ST Chairman
tor the day are Mrs. Nellie Grey
and Mrs. A. d. Fay. A business
session will be held In the after
noon
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Leaves Soon for
California

Leaving for California the first
Of March, will be Mr.. r. L. Stubs,
who has been a resident of Tacoma
for the past 40 years. Mr.. Stubs
plans to be away about six months,
visiting with friends and relatives
in Los Angeles, San Francisco
and San Diego.
Ruston PIT. A. will entertain at
q card party at 5 p. m. Friday at
Ruston school. There will be more
than a scare prizes. Committee,
Mesdames Wesley Neuman. Joe
Gibson, J. p. Boyd and Harold
Condor. Refreshments.
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Miss Ward
Reveals Troih
Nopsish 10 D. Sclsmrissd
Nexs Sept. l. Bride
Elect Announces


Nexs Sept. l. Bride
Elect Announces
The hstroshal Of Miss Jcs-
sie Irene Ward. only daughter
Of Dir. James W. Ward. 10
Mr.. Wallace W. Tnckcy. was
announced ~ Mr.. Ward 1t .
recent small party. Tho pros.
pectIve bridegroom ID The son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Tnckey
Of American lake. The mar.
riase Win he solcmnised on
Sept. l.
ne ss~alnr was sp<ni - spw-
inx. after which . late supper wHa
served On the Table wss . large
heart made ar a. red cNrnssicns
with . whiss xars>nsa N II cen.
ter. = rsctar~ ~ ths bride ard
hridexrcom-.ie h~ins % either
aide ~ the rNd hsart centsfrAeee'
Tns engagement wss el~vsvsy IN.
noanced with The names al ire
couple On = large Appropriately
decorated Ice csxsm cake Ths
wedding dsss. sept l. sas out
lined with rcd candy hearts 90 .
table miFfof which wAs placed IN
front NJ the cake.
These present were hrs. W. I.
raeksy. mother At ihs prospective
bridegroom. hiss<s Evelyn rssshey
ard Blanche TsscAes. slsssfs 1t Mf
rackey. Misses Josephine ciiftna'
Audrey nrariock. hsrsiyn Junhisy'
Dorothy Peters. hasnarst hunss.
nhirisy viken. hra. y. -. emleh -
Seattle and Msa ~ ossw~ss -
o1SupAa.
Tss hsRsvs hanns - ~ ne1s -
f1n1znns2fa
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Tacoma mesnbess ~ In Nsi&pl
American sceisty viii sh&ftss =
bs,s On Saturday ~ slsena ts@ ~
DAVID festival In ne@isls. thai sss'
ding The hsss wlll lssss sfh and
Pacific promptly 81 efsine<. Ne.
sfvatsons may ~ m&ds with Mrs.
George Isims. hA ms ~ ~
Lewis Mov9an. GA s7tt.
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'-rhs Rsosprecsi Trade rv~sty~
ana the trade rslssssns with Japan
~fll b The sahleets Coz alscss~ssn
n the regular mnnthly messing n
iss Pierre County wems~'s Dssrs-
GRATIS ls~Ess. ~ b held N NJ
Ross sd oold roam u shs win
throp. ~ , e'o,ceA vvstAy sstss.
Nara.
Mrs. vrnrh a. cSrss. pssu11ou>.
wfii preside ~ - nsstlaw end
discussion ~ Ne IVA Topics ws1I
10 I'D by Mrs ". = nssso~uhs.
nru. Guy nsissa. Mrs Wsisss
Rash. nvs !. rrsak fssss1n. Al
~omsn inissrstsd N ms psuh>ssas
u government are wet~oms 70 -
msstinx. There vtn slns ~ .
~round-up" ~ donkey bssks - ~
aioss n ths meeting.
wmnsn a TIE isssns sn>eus1vs
bosrf ~tii meet u izFso N the
wIuthrup dining rom 49, = %
host mnch>onA Ths hessd incistss
M~~lsmss cots. rsivia ntsvsst.
Issbs~. stuart klllsts. Jsss~s ~,
EEsn. Thomas finsiinE. l. n
Craig. A ~ vsn niyts. ryssh
Is.lsaaa. Burroughs. Lena o'nssss.
William naNsmsrs. J. y LACE.
nosy. y y. hsissv saa t~sass
nsiass.
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Receiving Coogstv'ss'oos o.
Birth OF Second Ossghfsf

Mr.. and Ars James G. stscker
q steilseoom CITY are receiving
congratula tions On tbs l.rth of
their second d sssstsy. ssadwa
Jean, February - m 81 yoseph's
hospital Tbs baby b wsscomed ~
a sister. Gwen Lou. TIRES and one
nah years old.
Tshegza Camp ". O. ". vii
nod a b@nefit card party a. Tsurs-
day evening Of $40 o'clock. Pho
ehls and 300 Wi he psAyed. Mrs
J. y. Hoyt and hrs. IA Aoooy are
Ia shArgs
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Piano Siudoniy
To Perform
MIR RssssIl - pksorut
ereup h Wsysvkssupsv
90 -. 49,

srssp \ Wsyosksspsr
tisn Frijsy evs~leQ
FIorcnee W. nnsn>lI vIII
present : rreap - NJ pupilD
In : piano recital q . cse1ech
Friday evvulnn IN Weyer-
haeus>r hAIl II the Z. ". q
A. Assisting win ~ Pa>ev
Lemley. Pupil ~ ElInnhu1H
I1pml9x WiIhelmi. w>o viii
present. : Greup e WAis1lIn9
oo,co.
~ pv~rRum m~1o<us
81 60 ~
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".''..' e.i,ssn $500
Esssseesteefs&z4S
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bassr
Guests Here

Recent visitors IN Tacoma hess
bssn Mr. ard Mira Lawrence n~uer
~ Yahsms who hsss SHARED thstr
time with Mr. B@usrs parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. Jacob nsnsr. and their
many Tacoma friends. the young
cospls went 10 fskins shortly be-
fore ths holiday seasoa after Nv
ing N Eugene. Oregon. fv . year.
MIRA Bauer 10 the daughter a. M.
and Mra ~ n. Adlss. formerly NJ
rssoms and nav living In ysks~~
Normsnns Chorus
Makes Plans
The Normsnna Male ehevus viii
sponsor . public card party II ;
o'clock Thursday evening N Nor
mann. hail. Al ths esoss II The
svsnlnE, fsvors viii be awarded
for high score and . ists supper
ws1l be served.
Plans Club Lunehson
Mrs. Aibers DIN. zsss -. nhss1-
dan. will entertain ns.mbsrs Of the
degree ~ Honof club NJ ~ s'eises
Mnaheon On Thursday ~ her homs
sbs will 10 assisted by hFs q.
Carlson. Mrs Fred Thompson "
prsssdsnt n the club.
gehs = Thsssgp~uss sasiDassr,
q. .. ". ". u paa~Ttaa . card
party SATURDAY svsssns M Ne A..
mory. rsnoobss ssd 800 uiH he
played. hra k6~1a rssi N
charge.
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BOSTON COP. CLUBS
HOLD LARGE MEETING
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the field to put on a vigorous month
of activity.
Headquarters in each of the Boston
wards are open and the workers are
out in the streets contracting voters,
There is a cordial invitation to every
voter to visit the various headquarters
which are located in Wards 3, 4, 9 and
u. Ward 3, under Mrs. Leontine
Davis, at 157 Shawmut Ave; Ward a.,
Mrs. Edna Goddell in charge, is at
522 Columbus Ave-; Ward 9 is at 8O4
fremont St., where Mrs. John B. Hall
and Mrs. Minnie Lucas will be pleased
to give anyone the assistance they
might require; Mrs. Sarah Martin has
charge of the headquarters for Ward
II at 81 Humboldt Ave.
Each of the workers at the above
headquarters are now busily engaged
in registering those eligible to vote.
They will be pleased to know Of any
unregistered persons in their district
so that they can contact them and
assist them in registering.
Miss Janet Scott and Miss Mary
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Elizabeth Spencer are very much en-
couraged with their work of organiza-
ton among the young people of the
state Both these young ladies want
it distinctly understood that there Is
10 age limit to young people. As long
as one is young in ideas and ideals
they are eligible to call themselves
young and to associate with the young
peoples group.
On Friday, October II, at s pm. the
Republican Party is presenting Mr..
Willkie to the people of Boston at
Braves Field. In case of rain the
meeting will be held at the Arena, so
-atch the daily papers for further de
tails.
Remember registration ends October
16, so in case you are not on the voting
list call at any one of the headquarters
above and any assistance needed in
registering will be given.
On Monday last George C. Gordon
the State Director, and Herbert
Dowse, the assistant director, made a
trip to meet with the members of the
Alpha Republican Club of Brockton,
H. 0. Bernard, President, and put be-
fore them the program under which
the others are working The members
were enthusiastic in their praise of the
plan and voted to accept it in full and
to work it to the utmost.
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COURT ACTION AGAINST
ARMY, NAVY CASTE
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'OOnLlnueO from rage ~
following statement to the N.A.AC.P.
in a letter about the matter;
"The success of the National Defense
Program can best be established by
united support of the War Department
plans, which have been worked out
after years of study by those who have
devoted their lives to these questions
Unity can be destroyed by attempting
to establish a program which is con
trary to the War Departments plans,
by those who are not familiar either
with the principles involved or the re-
qulrements of such plans.
"In the augmentation of the Army
now under way, additional colored
units have been authorized. These in
clude on Field Artillery Regiment, two
Coast Artillery Anti-aircraft Battal-
ions, one Engineer Regiment for gen
eral service, twelve Quartemaster Truck
Companies and one Chemical decon-
taminatOin company"
c. W. Nimitz, Navy Department
Bureau chief made the following state
ment setting forth the Nays policy
of RELOCATING colored to the service of
messman only: "After many years of
experience, the policy of not enlisting
men of the colored race for any branch
of the naval service except the messman
branch was adopted to meet the best
interests of general ship efficiency"