The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
Legion Groups
TO Install
Ceremony Monday
In PuYollup

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Mercer post No. 81. American
Legion. and auxiliary win install
their new officers IN separate
ceremonies IT Odd Fellows hall
Monday night
Mrs George johnson. Who sue
ceeds Mrs Allen Goelzer as press
dent of the auxiliary. win b IN
stalled BY Miss Helen Leghorne Of
Olympia. president Of the fourth
district. Miss Leghorne will Re
assisted BY the auxiliary Past
Presidents club acting - = ritual
lstic team.
Officers 10 be seated with Mrs.
johnson include Mrs. George r.
Stewart. first vice president: Mrs.
]. H. Bum. second vice president:
Mrs Verne Smith. secretary: Mrs.
Lester Robertson. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Louis Pitton. treasurer:
Mrs NJ. r. Thomas. historian:
Mrs. James Brown. chaplain: Mrs.
Harry Tweed. sergesnt-st-srms
Mrs Charles Rohlman. Mrs. Floyd
Gossard and Mrs. Clarence
strenge. board members.
For the post. George Stewart.
succeeding II. +. Spear a. COM
mander. and his officers will be
installed by william Bierer and A.
c. Bjornstad. commander and vice
commander. respectively. of the
fourth district.
Other post officers are Lester
Robertson. senior vice commander;
Robert Heston. junior vice COM
mander: Harry Tweed, adjutant:
James Blair. finance officer; e.
Hartman. chaplain; Paul wrigley.
historian; C. J. Madison. sergeant
alarms; George johnson. senior
color bearer; Carl Hacanson.
junior color bearer: Allen Goelzer.
trustee for two years. and Floyd
Gossard. truste for one year.
After the ceremonies the two
groups will Join for an oyster sup
per with Mrs. Allen Goelzer and
II. K. Spear presiding. Members
of the refreshment committee in
clude Mrs George Stewart. chair
man; Mrs. Jay Faris. Mrs. u. b.
Woodwork, Mrs. William Bierer.
Mrs. F. l.. scheyer. Mrs. C. r.
Richie and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Wrigley.
Nail-Puliing Bee
Women's council OF the First
Baptist church will hold an all-day
meeting Wednesday. A potluck
luncheon will be served at noon
and feature Of the day will be
a nail-pulling bee. A large guam
tity Of lumber Is being piled in the
dismantled auditorium so that In
case OF rain there will be shelter
for the nail pullers.
The church building, which Il
being made ready for rebuilding,
Is already partly dismantled. The
north wing has been torn down
and the south section and tower
are now being RACED, the lumber
being salyaged where possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kinsey Of
Riverside, Calf, are guests Of
Mr.. Kinsey's brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Kinsey OF the
Experiment station. While here
they will also visit Mr.. Kinsey's
two sisters and brothers-in-law at
Orting. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hans
berry and Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Hansberry.
Mr.. Kinsey il one OF the largest
apiarists in California and will be
here through the Western Wash
ington fair studying the bee ex-
hibits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knipe Of
1916 9th st. $. W. left Saturday
for kalispel, Mont, where they
will spend two weeks.
Mrs. Carl Kruger of 443 w.
Meridian st. left Saturday for
Portland. where she will attend
the announcement party Of her
granddaughter. Miss Lois Swan
son, 10 Ben Steele of Portland.
Miss Swanson formerly lived here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Swanson. and was grsdu-
ated from Puysllup high school
with the class Of 1888.
Initiation Tuesday
Rhododendron court No. q. Or
der Of Amarsnth. will hold It's first
meeting Of the fall Tuesday night
at Masonic hall. There viii be
initiation of new members. with
Mrs. Elsie Clements, royal matron.
and Oral sIoat. royal patron, pre-
siding. Following the session
there will be refreshments served
in the fair motif. with Paul Wrig-
ley cooking the hamburgers.
II. r. NJ Roddy VIII be the
speaker at the meeting Of the
Puyallup Valley Specimens club
Monday evening at 9 o'clock. He
will show moving pictures and tell
Of the work Of the state game de-
partment In which he Is employed.
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