The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
PuyaHllp P.-T.A.
Plans Programs
Founder Day Observances Set for
Friday and Next Tuesday Night

Mrs. George Sarff Of J. p. Stew
art: Mrs. Henry Rohlman, Puy-
allup Pre-school. and Mrs. Wal
ter Stout, Spinning Pre-scool
Mrs. Fred Flanagan of Stewart
PIT. A.. publicity chairman. and
Mrs. J. II. Bum, president Of the
High School group. headed the
committee making the preliminary
arrangements.
Council Program
Another Founders day observ-
ance to be held here is that of the
Puyallup PIT. A. council. sched-
uled for the little theatre in the
high school building Friday af-
ternoon. Feb. %. at 1850 o'clock
with Mrs. Roy Coelzer presiding
Mrs. Arson Pratt has arranged
the program and will present the
Founders Day candle lighting GER
emony with members from each
OF the local groups taking part.
Spinning school rhythm band will
play; the Boys sextet from Stew
art school will be heard In a
group of numbers; there will be
choral reading by students OF
Meeker school and Maplewood will
contribute three-part singing.
Junior high students under the
direction Of Henry Giles viii give
a one-act play. Luncheon will be
served In the school cafeteria with
Mrs. ]. w. Kalkus. Mrs, Fred
Flanagan. Mrs. Roy Farrar and
Mrs. Shaw in charge. Mrs. w. s.
Colman. county PIT. A, presi-
dent, and Mrs. Roy Cocker. head
of the council, will pour.
City Awards Contract
At the regular meeting Of the
city council Wednesday night the
James Blair Insurance agency was
awarded the city's public liability
insurance for the year, the Puy-
allup Valley Tribune was given the
contract for legal notices and, with
Is bidders for the garbage removal
contract, awarding of this was
held over one week.
A letter was read from the state
department Of public health notify
ing the city that the swimming
pool in wildwood park does not
comply with the state law and
will not be allowed to operate
until properly constructed.
Amendment to the street or
dinance was passed under sus-
pension of the rules and various
streets In the city were declared
arterial thoroughfares.
Mrs. Hansen Hostess
Mrs Edward Hansen entertain
ed her sewing circle Tuesday even
ing at her home on 9th ave, S. W.,
with Valentine party. Each guest
was presented with q souvenir of
the occasion! Decorations for the
supper table were tall white can
dies on lace table cloth.
Guests included Mrs. Vernon
Hill, Mrs. Roger Bloomberg. Mrs.
Robert Wuerch, Mrs. Herbert
Gustafson, Mrs. Ralph Johnson,
Mrs. Clifford Gustafson, Miss Hell
tina Wolff. Miss Laura Taft, Miss
Florence Hogman and Miss Frieda
Wolff.
Fruitland Grange
At q meeting OF Fruitland
grange Friday evening at s o'clock.
Mrs. George Newcomer. lecturer.
will be in charge of the program.
The Juvenile group will meet at
the same time under the leader
ship of their matron. Mrs. lone
Williams.
Height. Study Club
Puyallup Heights Study club met
Thursday for a / o'clock pot luck
luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
Maurice Gray. During the after
noon Mrs. Alan Goelzer led In a
discussion OF These are Our
Tasks" Taking part were Mrs.
Rice Anderson. Mrs. Louis Barth
and Mrs. William Wallace.
Miss Nix Recovering
Mrs. Ronnie Nix of Linden drive
has returned from a trip to colfax
where she went to be with her
daughter, Miss Lucille. student
at Washington State college, who
was suddenly stricken with APP
Miss Nix is well on the
road TO recovery.
ocnrrsstulaied
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Snider Of
23rd St, s. E., are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of son
Sunday at st. Joseph's hospital,
Tacoma. Grandparents and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Thomas and Joe
Snider of Puyallup.