The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-10

PIfAILUP - Puyallup hiEi
school held its annual award as
semhly Thursday morning wheT
winners Of various scholarship
and trophies were announced b,
Principal Harry P. Hansen.
The Paul karshner cup snc
scholarship presented each veal
by DR.. and Mrs. W. NJ Karshner
In memory of their son. went tc
Lily deRaphael and Ronald Angel
with Margie Roscoe and Wayne
Kelley as alternates and Jennie
johnson. Marie Jones and James
Picha receiving honorable men,
ton.
Walker cup winners were James
Picha and Dorothy Hoss with
Howard Forbes. Chester Skreen.
Ruth Hanawalt and Marie Barovio
receiving honorable mention. This
cup is the gift of the late c. NJ.
Case in honor of Z. B. Walker.
a former superintendent of Puy-
allup schools. Winning points are
based on scholarship. character,
citizenship and personality.
The Robert o. Logan athletic
cup was won by Howard Forbes
and Ann Hatch. Lloyd Baisinger.
James Picha, Margaret Rhyner
and Dorothy Takemura received
honorable mention.
Dorothy Hoss won the College
of Puget Sound scholarship. The
Puyallup Business and Profess
sional Women's club and Tacoma
secretarial school scholarship was
won by Charlotte Behrens. Char
lene Rohlman was alternate. Miss
Margaret Utzinger. president of
the club made the award. Mar
garet Rhyner won the Girls club
inspirational award with Dorothy
Hoss getting honorable mention,
and the Kiwanis club cup, for a
Junior high boy and girl, went to
Virginia johnson and Dick PEN
hale. Jane Bader, Gloria Dunlap,
Charles Hufferd and Charles Tedd
were given honorable mention.
Silver victory medals went to
Vernon Buchanan with seven ath-
letic letters, and Ned Jordan with
six. Dorothy Hoss announced
names of new Viking Ladies. From
the junior class they are Irene
Fearn. Lavouna Blanchard, Me-
letta Reed and Laverne Marcoe;
sophomore, Pat Absher and Pat
Overholt, and freshman, Vivian
johnson and Darlene Kemble.
Mothers Day Services
Special Mothers Day services
will be held at the First Christian
church Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. Rev. Give Taylor has
Mothers of Men" as his sermon
topic. Special music will be the
anthem, I'm Heavenly Love Abid-
Ing" by the choir under direction
of Rufus Fairbanks.
Mrs. Nell Eaton will award a
ported plant to the Oldest mother
present; Thomas Penhale, to the
mother with the largest family
present. and Rufus Fairbanks, to
the youngest mother.
Monday evening the annual
Mothers and Daughters banquet
will be held in the church dining
rooms at $50 with the program
In charge of Miss Florence Ball
and Mrs. Eldred Hanson. The
toast to mother will be given by
Carol lettering. Mrs. Walter
Scott will reply. Miss Betty
Wrigley will be heard in a violin
solo, accompanied by Miss Phyllis
Page. Mrs. Viola spaulding will
sing accompanied by Mrs. Madge
c. Hurd. Miss Margaret Wallin
VIII play a group OF accordloh
solos. Guest speakers will be Miss
Marguerite Chase of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Connell of
1908 9Th ave. n. w, entertained
recently at a supper bringing to-
gether relatives in honor of their
daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Slater of Butte, Mont,
and their daughter, Arlene.
Places were marked for Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Connell. Mr.. and Mrs
L. A. Connell and daughter
Wanda Mae. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Simchen and son. Calvin, Miss
Ethel Pierson and Glenn simchen
all of Tacoma; Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Woodwork and son, Charles. OF
Puyallup. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Connell and children, Lester
and June, of Spanawsy.
Concert Friday