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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-12

by Mrs. F. d. johnson and Mrs.
X. ID. Mcleod.
Lincoln High F.T.A. meets at
AIS p. m. in room 116. General
Guidance Plan for the Year" will
be the topic of the discussion by
the guidance councillors. Miss
Mildren Meyer. Miss Gladys Par
ker. Mrs. nellie X. Delany, Loren
Ralph and Roger Elder. Mrs. Ar
thur Berglund win preside. The
meeting viii be followed by a so
cial hour in the cafeteria with Mrs.
Roy NJ. Norris assisted by Mrs.
Armand Van Lueven.
Mary Lyon Preschool meets at
s p. m. at the home OF Mrs. Earl
Taylor, Ill So. 4sth, Mrs. A. l..
Cadieu presiding. There will be n
plant sale TO raise money for the
Sunshine Box. Mrs. Taylor win be
assisted by Mrs. Larry Hansen.
Mrs. Tom Newsham and Mrs. II. L.
Anderson.
Sheridan PreschooI meets at 8
p. m. at oil Ia. 55th. Mrs. w. S.
Nero viii speak on Making Child
ren's Parties More Enjoyable"
Mrs. George Chihuly will preside.
assisted during the social hour by
Mrs. Charles Ward and Mrs. Rob-
ert Beal.
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Y. [. |. Juniors Plan
Columbus Day Event

The Junior Y. l.. J. girls and
their friends will be entertained
with a Columbus Day mixer in
the Rose and Gold room Of the
Winthrop hotel on Oct. ~. from
2 TO 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
During the course Of the after
moons entertainment the award
for the best attendance during
last year will be made and the
activities for the coming year will
be outlined.
The mixer promises b be an IN
formal get-together and the pro-
gram includes various games. after
which refreshments viii BE- served.
All girls between the ages Of II
and is who are interested In join
ing the Junior Y. l.. l. are invited
Senior institute members who viii
direct the activities Of the Juniors
during the coming year viii be
under the leadership Of Mrs. Gus
hankertz. assisted by the Misses
Frances Crosby, Irene Dunn and
Rosaline koval.
The following VIII head the va
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Silver Anniversary
Is Celebrated

Mr AMI NJ Aatrup Anhiornsen
were surprised ~ their friends r..
GENTLY upsn ths aceasien ~ their
silver wedding anniversary The
svsnlnx 49, spent informally. =
program u Instrumental and vocal
selections sslns presented for The
pleasure = The hanor~i couple
The supper table was covered
with = lace slath and conferred with
large wedding cake. thanked ~
iapers in silver holders Over tho
table Wa = large silver heli puF.
ing the evening the couple was
presented with a SIT ~ silver
Those present we're Msssrs and
Aesslamss ois Petersen. Donald
Aseiornsen. Marine Jacobsen. Nor
man AnhiaFnaen. tienfv nasmus
sen. =. Nelson ard daughter. naT.
mar. Walter johnson and laugh
ter. usfuld woidhaEsn Andrew
Ashiurnsen. GsoFKc aandhak. John
Fausks. Justin Olson. Arns Hen.
dickson. Peter neinvik Andrsw
Olson. Edward Peterson Christ
Olson. Charles Johnson. lars rs.
derscn. ! wlatrrhouse. John oi.
son. = } Peterson. Peter nIerks.
Christ Hanson. Peter stern. Nick
Nelson, = norissn. Eide. sig
johnaon. Ole Erickson. e iIaisvih
Henry Petersen. Hans fsdcrsan.
Louie Edison. = NJ Eve and A
ANien
Others were Aesdamea Long
worth. Annls woldhasen. Jennie
Pratt. Ida Johnson. Nellie Hagen.
I fverHen. fnRa VALLEY and
Charles Petersen. Misses MarFit
Peterson and nernice Petersen.
and Meaara Nels Thorson and
family Peter Asblofn'-n ant son.
Anton Brewick and Andrew
Petersen.
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Day Nursery Club
Meets for Bridge


Mrs. c. @. Lynn entertained
members Of the Tacoma Day
Nursery club Thursday after
noon for luncheon. a business
meeting and bridge. During
the business session. which
was presided over by Mrs.
Donald {. Crawforth, presi-
dent. Mrs. Charles Schleus-
ner was appointed chairman
Of the Halloween party to be
given the evening of Oct. "a
by the organization.
Presiding ~ the luncheon hour
were Mrs. A. o. Rurmeister and
Mrs. Crawforth. The table was
covered with = lace cloth and cen
tered with an arrangement Of yell
low ohrysanthemums.
During the afternoon. Mrs. G. r.
gave q talk on the Com
Chest and two new men,
bers. Mrs. Earl Stearns and Mrs.
D. j. Van Alta, were taken into
the group.
Later, IL tables of bridge were
In play with Mrs. w. Grady taxi
ing the honors. Assisting hostesses
we're Mesdames {. NJ. Shank. c. A.
Cedar, A. o. Burmeister and Grover
Nolte.
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Satu rday Bride
Is Entertained
Miss lslIineson TO Wed Mr..
knuisrn in Psrkland

To fehe Miss Alma Filing
son. whose marriage to Mr..
Allen Leater knutsen will be
an event ,)f Saturday evening
in Trinity Lutheran church.
Falkland. Mrs. Edward FL
lingson and Miss Elsa Momm-
sen entertained at a personal
shower at the Edwin Filing
son home Wednesday evening.
Pink. lavender and white stocks
eentered the table. A treasure
chest decorated In pink and white
was filled with gifts for the bride
elect During the evening games
were won by Mrs. Albert Knutaen
ana Mrs. Linka De Berry.
Guests were airs. Albert KniItsen
Of rnyaliup and Mrs. Y. u. Filing.
son. mothers Of the couple. Mes.
danes Don Ftssenden. Walter
Wagner, Louise Kessler. Milton
Mills. Tacoma. Max Parker. VIII.
lam storaasii. Huns Dahl. Jenny
Benson. Melvin Peterson. Carl
Void. Lnka Def Berry. oswoId
Eilingson. Carl Hllingson. Park.
land, Mrs Richaad Matthews Of
Mineral: Misses Ruth Holden
Sylvia storaaali. f,oreen Benson
Eleanor VOID. Evelyn. Juiiette and
Verna Eilingson. nlsa Mommsen
and Mrs. Edwin Efiingson.
Miss Ellingaon hss chosen Mrs.
". w. Mills 10 b. her matron Of
honor and other attendants vii be
Miss Evelyn Eiilngspn. maid Of
honor. and Miss Georgia Ann
Eilingson. flower girl
The bride-elect IL tie daughter
Of Mrs. Y. u. Killngson Of Park
land and her fiancs the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Kmitsen Of
Puyaliup.
Junior Ho.e Court sssli meet
for a IL O'Clock luncheon ~ satnr-
day az Pythian temple. Mrs.
Kathryn Bowen. state field dirse-
Tor. VIII BE- guest n honor.
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A. A.U. W. Section
Meets Oct. IA
Paper 10 Be Presented bY
Mr.. Earle {. Foofs

The afternoon literature
section Of the American As
ISOLATION Of University Wom-
IN vii meet AZ two o'clock.
October II in the Y. ". {. 4.
cIuhrooms.
~ Earle r Foots vii present
PAPER On racial expression n
literature. dealing with the NeEre
cen fFihutions % contemporary
AmsFicaa writing.
Thls = the second ~ : series
- programs o nthe subject. .cnn-
temporary America tAfe IN Liter.
sfaFs
n eempists the program NJ
y u saffetsun viii review ~
tie snns ~ Richard Wright.
NJ Joseph aammsr and Mr. r
: Stocks win ~ hostessss for the
tss hnur
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Oregon Game Attracts
Tsconsns Saturday

The list u Tacomans gong %
Portland for the annual Oregon
Washington football game il ever
growing and among the most re
cent 70 add their names are Mr..
and Mrs.. Clifford Langhorns. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold P1rret Of Rose-
dale. Mr.. and ArE Melvin rugn.
Mr.. and Mrs Corning Todd. Mr..
and Mrs John Mueller. Mr. ana
hrG Bert Aagnusson. Mr.. ana
Mrs. A l. Lee. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lockerby. Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Teats and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold jackson.
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Fraternity Plans
Semi Formal
College Groups 20
Entertain Saturday j..

Delta Kappa Phi and Sigma
Zcta Epsilon fraternitics Of
the College Of Puget Sound
on Saturday evening win b.
hosts for their third annual
semi-formal dance u be held
in the Crystal ballroom Of
Hotel winthrop. Making
plans for the dance i a joint
committee from the two
houses with Robert Hedhcrg
and Jack Bird n eo-ehairmen.
Assisting with the plans are
John Hcaton. John Hine. Paul
Houston and kahler I.illebcrg
Patrons and patrnncsses who
have been invited faf ne evening
are nr. and hrs John Robinson.
Professor and Mr. Frederick A
McMlllln. pr. and Mr.. Warren .
Tomllnson. Mr. George Regain and
guest. Or i.yis :. shelmldine. pr
and Mrs J .. Fehlandt and Prof.
essor Philip naaelfar,i. other
special guests sin b. Edward
Hucsko. Robert Davies. Pat Johns
and Harvey Piper
An incomplete Ast q guests in.
cludss the Misses Elizabeth Pugh.
Irene corhstt Virginia Fry. Anita
Wegensr. Peggy Steele. lane Ness
hildren Despair. Jane Hudson.
Kay westerfleld. Eleanor Haksr.
Muriel Woods. Shirley niancher.
Maxine Lister. Annahsl Miller.
Doris Meredith. Ann Rouliard
Doris cranlund. Dorothy wlohsna
Helen Folsom. MariIAne Lewis
Corinc Picard. Gwen Roach Kay
Evans. Harriet Cline. Janis Essen
hauer. Betty Nav Hampton. Mar.
garet Terry. MeFi Jones, Virginia
Mason. Marliyn Gilstrap. Mary
Ann Jelusleh. Gertrude klncaid
Helen Argue. Ruth Grain, Beverly
berlie. Betty Jane Pyle. Nadine
Engh. Tad Burd. Victoria Hanson
Virginia Judd. Margaret schulz
Betty sisgle. Kay Dnstan, Mary
Elizabeth Morton. Ruth Hanawalt
Dorothy Maybin. Janice stenson,
Ruth Taylor. Shirley Moore. Pat
Patterson, Grace Mclean, Evelyn
Decker Marian Rolatad. Jane
sorenson. Mary Lincoln. barbara
Engbsrg. Martha chalupa. Vera
Piper Hazel Mccullough. orpha
klunk. Shirley Horr and Helen
stalwick.
Fraternity men Of Delta Kappa
Phi who will be hosts for the even
ing are heaars. Myiea Barrett,
Jack Bird. Tom Brown. Stanley
Champ. Bill Dickson. Jack Dun.
can, James Frank. Robert Elliot,
Marshall Graham. John Heaton,
Lawrence Henderson. Paul Hsus-
ton, John Hine. Lyail Jameson.
Herman kieiner. kahler Lilleberg.
Nayior Middleton. Donald Munson.
Donald Murphy. James paulson.
Charles Pratt. GALS Sampson.
Phillip waIeshy. Douglas Andsr.
son. HlIl Caunin. Chester Dyer.
Ted Haley. Frank Hauawalt.
Robert Loftnsas. Richard Pease.
Alfred Stacey.
Members Of Sigma Zsta Epsilon
attending are Harry werbiaky.
Tom Cross. Bob Aolss. Blil Mad
den. Frank Walter. James Welter.
John Sharp. Steve Truaelo. Jack
Davis. Richard sioat. Leo Caume.
John Boyle. BIN TfsKonlng. Came
ron McKinnon, Austin Fsnglsr.
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has arranged the afternoon pro-
gram. Harry Wade, tenor. will
sing a group Of songs. accompanied
by Frank Nurding. Ruth Radford.
teacher of dramatic art, will read
Family Portrait"
Mrs. David w. Wood. social
chairman, will be in charge Of the
tea hour. assisted by Mrs. Edwin
Thompson. Mrs. Gordon NJ. Baird.
and Mrs. Hult.
FRIDAY
Dash Point P.T.A. meets at
p. m. with Mrs. A. o. Furseth in
charge of Dads" night program.
There will be white elephant"
auction sale with Fred Hofstetter
presiding. Mrs. Alex st. Pierre,
Mrs. Esther Dessen, Mrs. ]. E. Le-
rum. Mrs. N. II. Jacobsen. Mrs.
Charles Wolf and Mrs. Victor Mon
shan viii be hostesses.
MONDAY
Arlington Preschool meets at 8
p. m. in the lunchroom. Mrs. Will
lam Fauntz will preside. The topic
of the evening will be Child Care"
Chairmen are: Membership. Mrs.
Harold Hamblin; program, Mrs.
James Dietz; publicity, Mrs. Alfred
Matheasen; parent education, Mrs.
Matheasen: ways and means, Mrs.
EMO Nelson; historian, Mrs. Albert
Smith, and clinic. Mrs. Roy
Spooner.
Jason Lee P.T.A. meets at 2:30
p. m. in the music room. DIR. Mel
win Warren will speak on Citizen
ship and Health" Mrs. E. F. Phelps
will preside. The boys quartette
and girls sextette will be present.
ed by Miss Kathryn Bruner. The
program has been planned by Mrs
c. G. Hubley. The Jason Lee P.T.A.
Is having an enrolment drive with
q goal of $50 members.
Whitman PreschooI meets at 8
p. m. in the auditorium. DR.. Mel
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Ne1ps ana Notes OF SOciefy Clubs Schools and Church Groups
D. A. R. Chapters
Mark Jubilee

IN thFss laeal ehsrtsfs d ne
Daughters - re An,eriran Esee-
mtien united II jubilee radio
proEfaaa err kNo Friday after
nron. rhs program. vhieh eas
presented between stt ana -
e'eiosk. marked ne kuIien jubilee
~ the founding ~ the national
n A. r. organisation
Mrs = = Smith spoke fef
Mary TAI chapter Mrs Harry
Cain fef ne Junior Mary Hsli
group. NJ eilffafd saYre fof
Virginia nzTs chapter. and Mrs.
william Z I=efInK for Elifahsth
FafeV fhznfsH
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Roy Murphy. Jack Richards. Dick
Donaldson. Norm lfreeknef. niii
Tucker. warren Montgomery.
Douglass Hicks. Jack nser. Dan
Brown. 1911 heMaatsr, George
Robinson. Aldo isen1eiu. Art
Freeman. Jack iiungsrford. Eds
ward iiusoke Dale hccpff Nor
man Walker. Charles NeWachwan.
der. lack Miller Walter piper.
Pat Piper. Harvey Piper. Maicom
stevens. Hlll sywin and Robert
Rhode
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Guilford win speak on Preparing
Our Children for School" Mrs.
Raymond Goodbye Will preside. Mrs.
Jack LeMarr, program chairman.
has arranged a social hour for the
evening. Mrs. Laurence Fraser il
the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Paul
Knott and Mrs. Russell Sheppard.
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win Warren. OF Seattle Orthopedic
hospital and at present in charge
Of the isolation ward At the Pierce
county hospital. viii speak ON Tn
fantile Paralysis" Reitha Gehrfs
pupils viii be presented. Mrs. Har-
old c. Smith has been appointed
publications chairman and Mrs. ID.
c. Duncan, safety. Dads are to be
honored. Mrs. A. ]. Smith. Mrs.
Paul Plewa. Mrs. Russ Michael and
Mrs. ID. C. Duncan are in charge
Of the social hour.
TUESDAY
Bryant Preschool viii meet AT
s p. m. at the home of Mrs. w. Il.
Ross, all No. NJ. Mrs. Ray Star
mer will preside. Miss Alice Hazen
will present several vocal numbers.
The program viii be = study club.
Mrs. Ross will be assisted by Mrs.
Claude Smith.
Edison Preschool meets at sp.m.
In room 4. Or. d. NJ. Dayton will
speak on Keeping Our Children
Well" Mrs. Otto L. BahIman will
preside. Mrs. Jack Trippear will
direct the community singing. Mrs.
e. J. Richard is social chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Harry Harnish
and Mrs. Carl f. Arthur.
Franklin Preschool meets at s
p. m. at the home of Mrs. w. ].
Mcleod. 1916 So. 9th. Mrs. c. G.
Trimble will speak on Parent and
Child Relationship" Mrs. V. A.
VIM will preside. Mrs. C. w. Rus
sell will give reading. Mrs. ID. w.
Mitchell will have charge of the
study club. Mrs. Mcleod will be
assisted by Mrs. VIM. Mrs. C. C.
Cambell and Mrs. NJ. J. Roalsvig.
Grant Preschool meets at s D. m.
at 1914 No. 7th. Or. Fordyce A.
johnson will speak on Care of the
Eyes" Mrs. Russell Harrod will
preside. A musical program will
precede the social hour. Mrs. Sid
ney Winter is the hostess, assisted
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Mrs. Benjamin Terry, Mrs. w. b.
Penney, Mrs. John Gullickson and
Mrs. Charles Engels presided at
the urns during the afternoon.
Musical numbers during the 80
calling hours included solos by Mrs.
William A. Monroe. accompanied
by Mrs. Charles Mason. and harp
selections by Miss Joan Doe, tai
ented young daughter OF DIR. and
Mrs. Charles Doe.
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Seattleifes Motor 10 Tacoma
For Luncheon

Mrs. Lyle Abrahamson had as
guests for luncheon on Wednesday
Mrs. J. NJ. Wade and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Franklin Fogg. Of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fogg and their
young son, william Wade. will
stay In their home on cambridge
island this winter.
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WEDNESDAY,

Franklin PA. meets at 7:45
p. m. in the school auditorium. Rev.
w. A. Moore will speak on The
Rights of a Child" c. G. Jesper-
son will say a few words on the
five-mill levy for schools. Mrs. John
w. Lawson will preside. Mrs. Mary
Smith will arrange special musical
numbers for a Dads night pro-
gram. First and second grade
mothers will be hostesses.
McCarver Preschool meets at
1880 p. m. at the home Of Mrs.
Louis Person at $500 So. L. DR..
John J. Verhalen will talk on mod
ern medicine and the average and
normal child. Mrs. Emil Adler will
preside. Mrs. Person viii be assist
ed by Mrs. Agnes Walsh and Mrs.
l.. v. Larson.
Oakland PreschooI meets at 8
p. m. at 5000 So. Madison. w. II.
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Visif Mr.. Ander.on

Mr.. and Mrs. Manson v Bactua
II have closed thslr house on Mer.
Ger island this week and with
their young son and Manson
Franklin naolna III. are the house
guests Of Mrs. fsackua' father. M
William =. Anderson.
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rioiis groups Misses Irene HBDar,
1soHne Aubry. Mary EBzaf.tb
As~bsrt. hsrislycs johnson. uOr-
othy Last. Elaine Drummer. aad
Mechanics Frank clmino. Y. J.
Giillsn and ". T.. Thauf.
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Seminary to Be Scene Of Annual
Preschool Membership Tea
Mrs. Thor Ioaeison Arrsnees Program of Music an
Headings by Prominent Tseomsns: Meetings Numerou

hospitality of Annie Wright Seminary viii be again
EXTENDED TO large of Tacoma when on Tues
1ay afternoon from 30 to $50 opens the spacious
Great nan Tor the preschoo section of the Tacoma council
OF ParentIeaeher associations give its annual member
ship tea
Mrs. NJ. c. Falconer director Mrs Herman Nordfors
council president and Mrs John HUT membership chair
man. VIII De IN the informal receiving line Mrs John j.
earce ana Mrs John Lemon past directors will pour Mrs
Emmett Gragg will play piano numbers during the tea hour
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New Members Of M edical Auxiliary
Are Honored at Tea, on Thursday
Mrs. D. n. Bell Opens Homs For Organizations
First Social Event OF Autumn Season

Nearly half hundred guests called for tea Thurs
day afternoon the home of Mrs ID. H. Bell when the
Pierce County Medical Society auxiliary members enter
tanned at their annual autumn membership tea.
The entire dining Arranged in silver and
white motif the sparkling silver tea service contrast
to the white of the flowers and the rosepont cloth
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Rising sun spiritual ehurrh will
meet for public card party on
Saturday evening At = o'clock AZ
the church. eos so. FaWcetf.
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Junior Rose Court ell meet
for IL O'Clock luncheon ~ satnr-
day az Pythisn temple. Mrs.
Kathryn Bowen. state field dirse-
Tor. VIII BE- guest n honor.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Mrs. James Frawley Tells Of NOmeites Seen Outside

Mrs. James FraWley returned to Nome Thdrslay on the PAA plane after a winter in the Stat eS and a trip to the Mayo Clinic for treatment.
 During the month she spent in Washington, Mrs. FraWley ire quently saw MT. and Mrs. Carl Lomen and Miss Kristie Sather. The latter young lady is expect ing to come to Nome on the first boat to spend vacation with her parents. Mrs. Anthony J. Dimond wife of the Delegate to Congress from Alaska, took Mrs. Frawley to a Congressional Reception where she met Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. The Washington-Al- aSka Club in the nations capital has become a large organization reports Mrs. Frawley, and Jack Underwood is the president. She attended one of the Clubs meet. ings Whilh was held at the May flower Hotel hub of Washington's social life.
 In New York City Mrs. Fraw, ley visited with Mrs. Phillip Hil the former Billy" Ferguson, whc was associated with the Lomer Commercial Co. in Nome anc whose husband is now head O. the Baldwin Firm. Mrs. Frawley also saw Donald Baldwin, as wei as Miss Antoinette Ward-the la
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10

ter formerly visited in Nome while Investigating some proper ty holdings which she has in the Kougarok. Miss Ward wished to be remembered to here friends here. Mrs. Vesta Sheldon is now living in New York City where her son Harry is connected with a newspaper - "The Business Week"
 While in Seattle Mrs. Frawley saw the following Nomeites: Mrs. Mrs. Nels Swanberg ST. and dau- ghter Mrs Axel Edman-the lat ter is progressing as well as can be expected with her recent ill., ness; MT. and Mrs Richard Sund quiSt; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lew is; Mrs. Clara Johnson; Mrs. liar ry Lomen; Mrs. Jack Anderson; Mrs. Ralf Reat; Mrs. A. Polet; Mrs. Alfred Lomen; Mrs. Sam Taggart; MT. and Mrs. E. L. Beck; Mrs. Joe Sullivan; Mrs. o. s. Weaver and Mrs. Ralph Lo- men. MT. and Mrs. Tesack told Mrs. Frawley that their eldest daughter, whose husband is in the British diplomatic service, is living in Shanghai, China Mrs. Coates is now living in Seattle. She is the former Grace Grant ham, and at one time was teach CT in Nome, having also taught in Deering and Council. Mrs. Carleton, whose husband owned l the Carleton Hardware Co., in Nome some years ago, resides in l Seattle with her son who is a sue cessful architect in that city Nick Butler had just arrived in Seattle from KuskokWim. While in the Puget Sound City Mrs Frawley attended the funeral oi the late Jack Leedy, former Nome resident who mined on the lowre third beach Line.
 Coming north on the same boat with Mrs. Frawley was Pete Robbins who will be going into Cantwell and later to the Willow Creek district looking at quartz properties. Mrs. Frawley report: that William B. Kirk of Juneau who has been very ill this winter has improved considerably. Law
 renee Kerr is now working il Attorney Genreal Truitt's office
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
NEWS ITEMS

The PAA Electra arrived Nome Thursday from Fairbanks piloted by Hall and Monsen. Passengers were John Krum, Mrs. M. Fraw ley, E. M. Seidenverg, Lars Ryn- nings and Art Martin. One sack of air mail was also carried.
 Wm. F. Barber was passen- ger to Fairbanks on the return trip to Fairbanks.
 The PAA will continue their regular schedule of flights be- tween Nome and Fairbanks on Monday and Thursday all sum- mer. Ii is hoped that the planes will carry ordinary three cent mail as previously.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10

The funeral services for the late John Starr were conducted yesterday afternoon at the Feeder ated Church. Starr, almost TT years was born of English and Irish parents in Egemont, Eng land. He was never married nor had no brothers or sisters. For many years Starr was a sailor and durnig his early life visited nearly every important seaport in the world. He became a citizen of the United States at San Fran cisco in 1900 and came to Alaska in June of that year when he landed at Nome.
 After arriving in Alaska Starr followed mining at and around Nome, Candle, Buckland River. and the Solomon River and dur ing the last 40 years never left the Second Division.
 Starr was an active member of the Ploners of Alaska Igloo No. 1 and held different offices in the organization for over IS years. Interment was made at Belmont Point Cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10

Art Martin, new PAA agent for Nome arrived yesterday on the PAA Electra. Mr. Martin has been in Alaska since 1886. Mrs. Martin who was a visitor in Nome Monday of last week is expected to join her husband here next Monday.
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Lars Rynning of the Lomen Commercial Co. arrived on yes terday's PAA plane after spend ing a delightful winter with his family in the States. Mrs. Ryn- ming will remain out for the sum mer.
 Their sons Bobby and Jackie are well Jackie is attending a school for the blind at Van couver, Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10

Pilot Cross of Northern Cross arrived Nome yesterday from Deering with M. s. Chapman and Barney Belleview. Cross left late Thursday afternoon for Shish- maref where it was reported he will search for man lost out on the ice foes.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Paterson Hotel Arrivals

Ray Fernwood Robert Gibbons A. c. Holt
 H. B. Alllaback