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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-24
MRS. HUTCHINSON
ENTERTAINS CLUB
AT ELIZABETHTOWN

ELIZABETHTOWN, May %. -
Mrs. d. A. Hutchinson was hos
tess Friday, May II, when she en-
tertained her club and several ad-
ditional guests at her home on
Broad street. Beautiful roses and
s~weetpeas were arranged in the low
er floor of the home which was en-.
suite for the occasion.
High scorer among the club mem
bers were Mrs. A. w. Bridge. Mrs.
n. L. Tatum scored high among the
visitors, while the travelling award
was won by Mrs. J. S. Blair. They
were presented lovely gifts from
the hostess. A delicious salad course
with iced tea was served.
Members present were Mesdames
A. w. Bridge, Oliver Carter, c. r.
! Cogdell, Claiming Glenn, r. ]. Hes
ter. Jr., Is. f. Stone, P. L. Sutton.
Visitors were Mesdames j. S. Blair,
N. L. Tatum, Misses Edna and kath-
leen Regain.
r. S. Cromartie, Jr., who has been
employed for the past several weeks
with James H. Clark and Co., left
Wednesday for Salisbury where he
has accepted a position.-Mrs. B. I.
Tally, Of Albemarle, is spending
several days this week with her
mother, Mrs. G. Horne, and sister,
Mrs. D. B. Johnson.-Badgley Hutch
inson, of Fayetteville, spent Monday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Hut
chinson.-Mrs. Mollie Thaggard is
a patient at Thompson hospital in
Lumberton where she underwent an
operation Wednesday morning.
The Presbyterian Men of the
Church observed their annual la.
dies night at Marshburn's beach on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Clark enter
tanned the Four Ace club at their
home on Broad street Friday even
ing, May II. White gladioli and
s~weetpeas We're arranged attractive
ly in the decorations. A delicious
salad curse with punch was serv-
ed. Ladies high score prize was
won by Mrs. j. S. Blair. The gen
tlemen's high score gift went to DR..
E. C. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Blair
wer presented the prize for high
couples. Guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. S. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Fisher, DR.. and Mrs. j. M. Prln-
gle, DR.. and Mrs. E. c. Bennett and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Hester.
The Baptist Missionary society
held it's monthly meeting at the
church on Monday afternoon. In
the absence of the president, Mrs
C. E. Cain, Mrs. w. G. Gllchrlst
presided. The topic for the program
was Youth Steadfast for Christ
and was in charge of Mrs. Glenn
Guthrie. Those taking part on the
program were Mesdames c. r. Jor
dan, C. V. Averitte, c. M. Thomp
son, P. L. Hubbard, w. M. Baire
and w. C. Gilchrist. The devotion
al was conducted by Mrs. Gilchrist'
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-24

These cotton hats are crocheted
quickly! You'll find them so prac-
teal and useful, you'll want to make
them both in various colors. Pat
tern 1868 contains directions for
making the hats; illustrations of
them and stitches; materials requir-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-24
SPINSTERS WILL HOLD
THIS AFTERNOON

Miss Mary Green, president of the
Spinster club, has called an import
ant meeting Of the club for this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. This meet
ing will be held in the parish house
of st. James Episcopal church.
Members are urged to be present.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Pretlow have as
their guests at their home in Clean
der for several days. MI. and Mrs.
Alfred Yates, of New York.
Mrs. Ashley T. st. Armand has as
her guest at her home in the city,
her niece, Miss Mary Gaylord, OF
Winterville.
Friends of little Miss Cynthia
Lewis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. Lewis, will be glad to learn that
she is getting along nicely follow.
ing an operation.
Mrs. o. A. Wallace, Miss Mary
P. Wallace and James E. Wallace
have returned to the city from New
York.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-24
Club Clock
The Winter Park Home Dem.
onstration club meeting sched-
uled for today has been
postponed until Friday, May 81.

The Senior Loyal Workers of
the Fourth Street Advent Chris
tan church will hold a called
meeting tonight at s o'clock at
the church. a full attendance
is desired.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-24

ed; photograph of pattern stitch.
Send ten cents in coin for this
pattern to Wilmington Morning
Star, Needlecraft Dept, 81 Eighth
Avenue, New York, N. Y. Write
plainly PATTERN NUMBER, your
NAME and ADDRESS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-24

NJ. P. Jennings, of Elizabeth City,
and Mrs. Hattie R.. Whitaker, of
Hendersonville, were reelected to
the orphanage board.
The Rebekahs chosen Mrs. Alba
Albright, Of Raleigh, as president;
Mrs. Lessic Watson, of Winston.
Salem, vice president; Mrs. Mabel
Garrison, of Wilmington, secretary;
Mrs. May Jennings, of Elizabeth
City, warden; and Mrs. Whitaker,
treasurer.
Delegates and representatives from
Wilmington attending the assembly
were: Mrs. Mabel Garrison, Mrs.
Viola Jones, Mrs. Viola Hickman,
Mrs. Lois Albright, Mrs. L. T. C.
Skipper. Mrs. Irene Cook, Mrs.
Maude Burke, Mrs. Cora c.. Little
ton, Mrs. Ivey Barnett, Mrs. Nell
Dixie and Mrs. Mason Robbins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-24
Go Ahead And Talk Shop
If It's What You Know Best

member of your family hush your
shop talk. You're interesting to
others when talking about a SUBJ
ject in which you, yourself, are
interested.
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Business Women
To Hear Speaker
Group 70 Meet ior Dinner
Wednesday Evening

Members Of the Tacoma
Business and Professional
women's club viii hold their
regular dinner meeting at
$50 o'clock Wednesday eve
ming at the Washin0ton
apartments. Mrs. =. A. Hardy.
chairman Of the clubs 70
search committee, win pre-
sent a. speaker. Mr.. Otto
Johnson, assistant manager
Of Washington State Employ
ment service.
Mr.. johnson viii tell Of I'm
employment Compensation and
Placement" and viii describe this
Government Camp for Transient
Workers being erected In the Puy.
allup valley.
As the book and picture the
Grapes Of Wrath" have sxcitsd
widespread interest In migratory
agricultural workers, this topic Y
most timely one and tho public
Ia invited 10 Join thu club In hear
ing Mr.. Johnson's version.
Dinner reservations arc 10 be
made with DIR. Mary Alice Hoover,
Br. SOIL, not later than wednes-
day morning
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Misses Gaylord
To Entertain
Tea TO Be Given Wed.
For ST. Andrews Church

The Misses Charlotte, Beth
and Mary Gaylord are OPEN
ing their home at 291S No,
goth, to members and friends
of the women's auxiliary of
st. Andrews Episcopal church
on Wednesday afternoon for
tea. Calling hours will be from
2 until 5 o'clock.
The hostesses will be assisted
by Mrs. Robert Gaylord.
Special guests for the afternoon
will be the rectors of all Epis-
copsl churches here, and their
wives.
1t is hoped that Miss Ethel
Livesly, director of Episcopal stu
dent activities and the Canterbury
club at the University of WASH
lngton will be present to speak
to the guests.
During the afternoon there will
be a display of articles which the
auxiliary is sending to the Epis-
copal mission at Tannana, Alaska.
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News and Notes Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups

LONDON British naval aour~
ees today expressed confidence
that they could handle and pos-
sibly annihllats any German force
which attempted = sea combat
IN connection with Scandinavian
operations
They said that at the maximum
Germany could no; muster more
than 50 surface warshtps, This
maximum force, they said. would
include the hatiieShips Gnelsensu
and scharnhorst. Of $4,000 tons
each. the two pocket battleships.
Admiral scheer and Deutschland.
Of 10000 tons each. and two
cruisers. the Admiral Hlppea and
the Bleucher. each Of 10000 tons.
One Of these cruisers. however.
may have been sunk last Deeem-
Der by the British submarine
Salmon.
The Germans also have four
smaller cruisers OF 500 10 5000
tons and 20 destgoyers There Is
also. Of course. the German sub
marine fleet. OF uncertain slxe.
and q substantial number Of
German mine sweepers and other
auxiliary craft.
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Mrs. Murphy to Enter
tain Catholic Women

Catholic W0man'h club VIII meet
ut the home OF Mrs. r. v. MUIR
ply. 22is No. junsts, wednes-
day. afternoon at 2 o'clock, Mrs.
Gerald pstten. president. win con.
duct tho short business session and
the program will include brief
talks on Club Activities" by
Mrs. A. Is. Comfort and hiss
Viola sturman, who will discuss
welfare. Mrs. James w. Egan.
program: Mrs Andrew Bertha.
"Isudgeting Time. Mrs. George
Cshan. the social program.
REV. A. J. krebrhach. n, j..
moderator Of the club. viii talk
on current topics.
Assistant hostoHses u Mrs
Murphy include Mssdansss n. r.
Davis IT,. Kenneth Mccarthy,
Leo Gallagher. James Hsaiy.
George Felzsr.
womss'. sss,s,n L.,hss Msm.
srlaI church will meet Wednesday
for o'clock luncheon In the
church pariofs. H0stsnass. Mrs.
y. Olson. Martin Norman. J 6.
PanIson and L. BakkstnD. Chap
ter from Missionary Outlook 10
be discussed
Circle 2 Daughters Of Norway
viii meet on Tuesday evening Fl
the home u Mrs Gerhard kirksbo.
sz3 Va. Wright ave.
tiiiisdals Improvement cIssb viii
meet Wednesday evening a. q
vslock IN catvary Aethodlat
church. 6fih and Va y a.. for q
discussion ~ sewers Refreshments
viii b. served.
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the shs@sss Il 10 - asv1a<ss CO.
~ W lsttieed ssse<ns sni i~hlnd
them small programs n Interest -
gar ners win ~ off<ted smfh
Nfsernoen waiter Hniter ~
pro .is~a IA ~ th<rc with his
movies ~ the rveens nnffmfli f..
ssval The Day u b announced
later.
Mr. suffer stss 4 arranging ~
exhihlt a. Kari<n and pal llahtinG
which win fascinsfs N awnesa -
small places whe have dreamed q
such arrangements a their evn
piRces.
nr a. q. nhsv~v's hoh1r. watsr-
lilies, win b. represented a ~
sale. and thes<s lire many ath<f
items mot now IN hinum - fendy
fer planting. may ~ er<1>red ~
future delivery. Many nurseries
and hardware ssnFes viii sles -
represented personally during IL
week,
Ms. phil Garland has aneefth>d
most interesting nevsity u N
shape 81 plywood jewetfr. y
sounds queer. bul Il Il ths n<c>t
exquisite and dainty n ansmeat4.
IN chains, huetls< and rendnnl4
n comes from Massachusetts,. and
added orders may ~ len Il ~
counter.
Cactus IN many vaflstiee and
heather guaranteed 70 hlseH. ~
almost I'll shades. along with N
interesting sslsetion 81 dried hsrtn
are promised 70 thase who caFs
for the unusual thlnfs
The committee ladies hsvs been
filling cut small promise blanks
for weeks. and the snotnf division.
headed b. Mrs. Thomas awayxs
and Mrs. Fred kiopfsnstein. nrs
listing these for collection Re-
cesvinE AZ the thesssr win b come
ml,tsss. Including Mrs. LAwrsne<
t,niIarducci Mrs. AArnn Mandles.
Mas Marion Seymour. Mrs. ulen
Doud. and Mn. Perry Moore. h~ll-
Ing during the week siso win -
Mrs. Robert Allen. Mrs. sadie
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Miss Jacobsen
Is Betrothed
Bride-EIect OF Mr.. Siveri.
sen TO Wed July }

The engagement of Miss
Angela Jacobsen to Mr.. Sig
Sivertson was announced at a
party Friday evening by her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Jacobsen. The prospective
bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Olaf Sivertsen of
Mountain View. The wedding
has been set for July 3.
The evening was spent playing
court whist, winners st the vari-
GUS tables being Mrs. Art Siyert-
son. Mrs. William Groves. Miss
June Hadland. Miss Alice Cook
and Miss Grace Ramp. Adding
a festive air 10 the rooms were
bouquets of fruit blossoms and
daffodils.
At the supper tables. the an
nouncement was revealed by min
iature song sheets. interspersed
in arrangements OF spring bios
SONS. Miss Jacobsen Is a men,
Der Of the faculty Of the Messy
rock school. where she teaches
elementary music.
The guest list included Mes
DANES Olaf sivertson. Martin b.
Nelson. John Backe. Claire Klein
schmidt, Art sivertson. William
Groves. carEtcn Anderson, Richard
Crutchfield. George Jacobsen. Son
ME Lipoma OF Kelso and Harry
Southworth Of Yelm.
Others were the Misses Olive
Helen and Esther Sivertson.
Myrtle Baeke. Alice Cook. June
Hadland, Louise Miller, Evelyn
Monson. Ruth sewberg, Myrtle
johnson. Helen Williamson, Ruby
Faire. Ksrlie Rosser, Grace Ramp,
Dorothy Nelson. Betty Jean Jacob
sen and Agnes Rife Of Mosay-
rock Wash.
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Bethany Ladies
Plan Session

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Bethany Methodist Ladies'
society viii be held Wednesday
when members gather at i0:f5
o'clock for devotions and a buai.
ness session. Mrs L. Y. Fifer
viii lead the business meeting
Luncheon Will he served al 1870
0 clock. HosteAses will be Mes.
DANES J. /. Tldd. A. L. Daniel.
John W. Gearhart. Harry Free.
man and c. Y. Babooek.
THE Women Of North Amer
lea" viii b. the topic u Mrs.
Ray o'Flyng's talk and Mrs. John
W. Gesrhaft wlIl speak on The
Women Of South America" Mrs.
Il. Lindseth viii give travel
talk on Tho Missions Of Call
fornia There will be special
rnIlHie.
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Church Group
Will Meet

The Woman's Fellowship of the
Independent Bible church will hold
its monthly meeting Wednesday.
All welfare chairmen are request
ed to meet at 10:45. The business
session will commence at 1i:15,
with the president, Mrs. f. A.
Heineman, i'm charge.
Hostesses for the 1890 luncheon
will be the ladies Of units s and
10. presidents. Mesdames A, X.
Wheeler and G.. H. Evans In
charge. The pastor, DR.. Brum-
baugh, will give brief talk at
the luncheon table.
The afternoon program begins
at 1870 with the devotionals led
by Mrs. Spencer Stone. followed by
marimba solo by Mrs. Newton
vinther. Mrs. Harry McColley
will tell the story Of the life and
work OF Mrs. Robert Porteous
China Inland mission) as given
by Miss Nina r. Gimmel in the
booklet. THE Breaking Of the
Alabaster Box"
Circle No. I. Mckinley Park
Christian church, will meet with
Mrs. Myrtle Taylor, i7it 50. 23rd
st. on Wednesday.
lend Hand circle, Kings
Daughters and sons, will meet for
~ O'Clock luncheon with Mrs
Archie Lee, 2is 50. saith. Mrs.
Karl Coffin will he the assisting
hostess. Mrs. r. A. Mcdonald will
preside.
Ladies' Aid Emmanuel Lutheran
church will meet Wednesday at
1880 D. m. al the home % Mrs
A. G. Toporke. 100 So. 50th a.
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Miss Irene Alexander
To Entertain Sorority

Members of Alpha Delta ri
city alumnae club will meet on
Tuesday evening at o'clock at
the home of Miss Irene Alexander,
2310 No. 18th. Mrs. Theodore
Healy will preside over the meet
ing with Mrs. Arthur Schmitz,
secretary-treasurer, assisting Of
ficers will be nominated and plans
made for the annual founders day
celebration in May.
Among those who will attend
are Mesdames Everett Jensen,
Arthur Schmitz, F. B. Mossman,
Theodore Healy, Robert Hunt,
Francis Olson, Charles Devlin, Jess
Hanson of Chehalis, Gordon Gross,
Puyallup, and Ray Kern, Sumner,
Miss Lois Cade and Miss Elvera
Gagliardi. Visiting Alpha Delta
Pi members are also invited to
attend.
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Tables Reserved
For Card Party
81. leo's Affair Asfrsess
Scores Wednesday

One hundred tables have
been reserved for the st. I.co's
Cedar chest card party which
will be given in the school
Gymnasium on Wednesday
evening at \ o'clock. Mrs. J.
Frank Hobbs Is the chairman
and il planning the decora-
tons in which daffodils win
predominant.
Mrs. Hugh McGavick. Main
0o4s and Mrs. Theodore Gaff-
ncy. Main 2a0a. are taking
/ table reservations.
A partial list 81 table resefva.
items includes The following
Messfs. and Mesiamss Guy Melton,
". &. Hoffner. J, r. Murphy. Lausz
Grcnler, Russell johnson, Neil Nc.
I.anghlln. H. HamiIl, |. LaRriil,
T. [. Rossick. N. Hayes. Michael
petri. h. c. Hjorkiand. J. c. Hinck.
ley. Peter Aaniey. James korrikan.
John Hoyt. George Hardness. Jesse
snapp. Harlan z. Gruhhs. Maurice
Hickey. N. 81. Thomas. retsr He'd.
web. Rudolph johnson. Annie
Kelley. u. G. kasseiman. r. A.
Funk. q. Evans. 4. c. Rudd.
Harold Lewis. cullan Esrls.
Charles Toynhee. Marion MEddock,
Mary Lyman. Betty Keeper,
Charles shul,a. =. Jack. n. Wall.
entini.
T. Malloy, c. Collins. Paul
Meyers. Dale Forkenbrock. n. Ras.
musen. George Forino. Louis Hart.
man. Frank Espheter. Harry
Frickleton. W. r. Gosselln. Maurice
Galhraith. ". e. Lewis. George
Moosey. Jack Barry, KENNETH Nc
carthy. Clarence Layton, Tony
Kordick. John retrieh. +. crounsc.
r. Kexieh. T. NJ Medak. y. w.
sieere. ID. keffler. John pepolo.
r. W. Denton. J. T. Ault. j. Kirby.
Il. ottea, A. n. Oswald. J. Hop
kins. NJ Regain. j. Ryder. y. ID.
Callahan. Thomas r. Rooney.
J. Mcmahon. Charles n, Rogers.
r. Burrows, Leo Gallagher. J.
Erickson. G. G. Brock, O. {.
Hofsas. Thomas Kornell. J. A.
Meneghal. J. W. Rivers. George
Paugh, o. D. wicglow. Art Jordan,
u. Holm. Russell Morrison. Ida La
Rock. Ira DAVIDSON. r, Newman.
Mike selsnnda, George vargo, II.
veckers, M. G. Tennent. A. n.
Bergersen. Max Schroeder.
Doctors and Mcsdamcs J. J, Nc.
Loughlin. Francis shovelaln. J. J..
smean. Mesdames X. zehnder,
Fred Mcdonald, seel Aekundn,
Charles Finley. @. b. keratetter.
Misses Sadie Foye. Ruth Leo
Helen Reeves. Mary Jasper, M
Leo, Gertrude Oswald. Marie Egan.
Mary Welter. Helen sabol.
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Accusations Made
Junior Women TO Dance
All Country Club

Mrs. Keller Tullus called COM
mittee meeting Tuesday preceding
the Junior womsn's club meeting
to outline details for the Spring
time at Tara" dance to be given
by the club May at the Tacoma
Country and Golf club. Tickets
were distributed among the MEM
bership at the club meeting and
are now on sale.
Working with Mrs. Tullus on
the dance are Mesdames Jerry
Geehan. Fred Metzger, Marion G.
Edwards, Alfred T. Dockeray and
V. c. Johnson.
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Mrs. E. L. Spencer presided
over the meeting which included
reports on the recent state con.
ference in Walla Walla. by Mrs
Ernest NJ Gard and Mrs. Palmer
Kennedy.
Miss Helen Long. Mrs. Palmer
Kennedy and Mrs. l. A. Hopkins
were assisting hostesses at the
luncheon hour. Blue and white
scilla and Japanese ounce In two
Canton china bowls centered the
large luncheon table. while the
scilla was also used to appoint
six smaller tables. Yellow tulips
and blue iris were on the mantel
and tables in the hall. and in a
large window was an arrangement
of Gala lilies in cream pottery
container.
Mary Ball Chapter
Mrs. c. C. Mellinger opened her
home for the regular monthly
Round Table conference of Mary
Ball, d. A. r.. Monday afternoon.
The conference was preceded by
a short meeting of the executive
board. Mrs. Percy Creath Smith,
Mary Balls regent, presided.
AS chairman of Approved
Schools, Mrs. G. r. Kirk reported
that $500 in cash and a box Of
useful articles, valued at $500.
has been sent To the ID. A. r.
sponsored school of Tamassee. by
Mary Ball. and that an appre-
ciative letter had been received in
reply.
Mrs. Elda B. Comfy gave a COM
plete report of the outline for
our Better Films" work as sug-
gested by the National society.
Miss Emma Moir. as chairman for
the Ada Macleary scholarship
fund, sketched the history of the
establishment of the fund as a
memorial for the late Mrs. Ada
Macleary, twice regent of Mary
Ball, and for a long period a ma
tional vice president general of the
D. A. r. and a very outstanding
state woman. Miss
Moir stated the purpose Of the
fund and named the girls. selected
alternately from the Stadium and
high schools, who had been
the beneficiaries of the fund.
Complete reports of the recent
D. A. r. state conference in Walla
Walla were given by the regent
and the other delegates who were
in attendance, Miss Charlotte
Driskell, Miss Clara Driskell, Mrs.
Guy X. Llewellyn, Miss Emma
Moir, Mrs. Dwight L. Mason and
Mrs. Stanton Warburton. In spite
of the April showers there were
30 present. Beautiful spring
flowers decorated the home.
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Mrs. F. E. Riddle
Succumbs al Home

Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Riddle.
II. died Tuesday at her home. ass
Ia. 47th ~. She was born In
Maysville. No, and had lived In
Tacoma IS years, coming here
from ST. Joseph. Mo. Mrs. Riddle
was a member Of the Temple Rap
list church. Surviving are two
daughters, Mrs. vels Peterson OF
Tacoma and Mrs. Vcsts Burnett Of
Portland: three sons. w. L. Riddle.
Claud and Ezekiel. all OF Tacoma.
and six grandchildren. Mellingers
will announce the funeral.
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Tacoma Glass Club
To Be Entertained

The four units ofs the Seattle
Glass Club will entertain mem
bers OF the Tacoma Glass club
ON Wednesday. Tho Tacoma
caravan will meet At oath and
Pacific avenue before 0 o'clock
TO motor 10 Seattle for the tour
of Is homes which will be opened
for the occasion. There VIII be
a no-host luncheon at the Hotel
Maany from 1880 until 100
o'clock.
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Announce Birth OF
DAUGHTER April B

Mr. and Hfa Thomas v hsDsie
zren Beverly JoBssl ~ Seattle
are receiving congratulations on
the birth II q daughter. Susan.
April o. 1T Maynard hospital In
Seattle The little girl IL being
welcomed BY hrr grandparents.
Mr.. and hrs. Herbert r. Jones ~
Eatougille. and Mrs. I. Handexren
u Tacoma. The babys parents are
foffnrr Taeomana
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csliiornis Travellers
RAck A Home

Hr and Mrs Harold Allen and
their children returned 20 Tacoma
II the weekend sftsr = wait ~
several California cities. Mrs..
Alien and tbs youngsters vent
south three weeks ago and later
were met BY Ar. Allen for the re-
turn trip.
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| MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Mary tgfisfsfs rslsFs rsEx.nf btestsks
cflesiY, cnfs ftey discover ikst 10 real siias
q ftslr tfossrle may - nret ks1nsYa
Its kadrsys ara Aafars' : rhisf sty a tssiEa
the sEcera ards ard $500 c.st 4 re- hao.d.
Ihey hep n.1sf peorls fuaaa stsagt pints q cty
Nhen dlfor1tf a f1nsy f1sriloE permits
p1ltorcEis natter - rtr.ss1 IN youf blaad. d
nay calsf uaEEaE tarEkrts. r1e1r1atic ts4-rs
~ rai1f, los a pep az szsrff, RrttIFE -
A1lea frd dl11l1sas ffs'g Leaf q seaEfy pa
saEes ulih tulaFting ttrd tlrfiag ncsnsiiflff
ttors thsFs a sllllrtbl1g Hfe1z 9Th yes.f
Asl1eya O. hl11lasF
D1nt vIitf Aft folr crlFFift fof Doans
Fls. 1.ed s1ocssffliy - rliilrs 81 oFsf ~
van. Ihsy rive happv Esl.f sol rll help f.s
% rilsf q kdrsy faass Ssh oaat pois<lar1ls
sasts ifsz sozs biood- Get Deans Pak
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
81. Joseph's Nurses 10 fefe
Tacoma General Group

Or. n. n. DuttOu If Western
state hospital viii BE- the guest
speaker at the joint meeting Of
the 81. Joseph's and Tacoma Cen
erai Hospital Nurses alumnae on
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. Mem
bers Of the former group viii be
hostenses al their nursing home
Or. buttons topic viii b. ePsyehi-
atric Nursing" Later in the eye
ming student nurses viii present 3
musical program.
Mrs. Leonard Tripp i chairman
for the evening" assisted by Mrs..
n y wetBore and Hisses Marion
Maddox. Mildred Msgnuaaon and
Gertrude Eydow
Milton P.-T. a. regular meeting
At 5 p. m. Wednesday. Dr y n
Dayton will speak on Keeping
Our Children Wen"
Church Of the Holy Communion
win sponsor a r1mmags sale a.
the parish house, 50. i4th and
81. on Wednesday.
Lucy ". circle meeting has been
postponed due 10 the death d
member. Mrs. Robert Goldberg
ain h. hostess a. her home. sz5
So. AinSNorth-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10

Nearly two score members of Elizabeth Forey chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution attended the meeting
Monday afternoon at the home of Miss Margaret Long
Speaker of the afternoon Mr. J. C. Reed naturalization
instructor whose duty to prepare aliens for their citizen
ship examinations.
Mr. Reed explained his work in the past and presented
of his pupils asking her questions that might be asked
in naturalization port