The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-21
Puyalup and Tacoma Vets
Planning Joint Session
Deuth Tokes Two Elderly Residents.
Rev. Nouss and Mrs. Carpenter

o'clock at Red Mems hall. This
will be followed BY cards al which
bridge. 500 and pinochle viii be
played. Mrs. Florence Clark and
Mrs. Clara Clark will be in charge
OF cards and Mrs. Fred Daggett
and Mrs. Elizabeth Dietz. refresh
ments-
Faster Services
Special Easter services win be
held in the First Christian church
beginning with candle light holy
communion service at 7:30 Friday
evening. Rev Lee Furgeson viii
preach the communion sermon.
Christ crucified.p and Katherine
Fassnacht will sing the COM
munion song. Bearing His Cross"
Harry Greengrass will be the pre-
siding elder. assisted by other
elders and deacons. Young people
will light the candles.
Easter Sunday appropriate serv-
ices will be conducted BY Rev.
Give Taylor. the pastor. beginning
with the sunrise exercises at Sum-
ner Heights. At the IL o'clock
service the choir will sing Rejoice,
the Lord Is Risen" and Rev. Tay-
Tor will have The Great Ger
tainty" as his subject. Baptism
will conclude the morning service.
At 1880 p. m. the choir viii
present Edward w. Norman's
cantata, THE Glories OF Easter"
directed by Rufus Fairbanks. with
Mrs. Madge C. Hurd at the piano.
Soloists Will be Mrs. William
Gunder, Mrs. Sam Geppi and Mrs.
Ralph Welcker, sopranos; Mrs.
Harold Scott, Mrs. Alma Newlsnd,
contraltos; Ben Schooler and Rev.
Give Taylor, tenors, and Byron
DeBolt, bass.
Coronation Thursday
1t is expected $50 members Of
civic organizations and guests
from Tacoma, Sumner and Puy-
allup will attend the Daffodil Fes-
tival coronation luncheon sponsor
ed by the Kiwanis club at the
Civic auditorium Thursday noon.
Miss Margie Roscoe of this city
will be crowned queen of next
weeks festivities by Stanley
Staatz OF Sumner. representative
Of the intercity daffodil commit
tee. Speaker will be Charles F. A.
Mann of Tacoma. Music will be by
the Puyallup high school orchestra
under the direction of Verne Jen-
nings. Emmett Krefting. general
chairman, and Chester Hogan OF
the Kiwanis club have arranged
the affair.
Rev. Nauss Passes
Funeral services for Rev. Henry
Nauss. 81, who died Tuesday, are
being arranged by Wrigley and
Clements.
Rev. Nauss was a retired Luth-
eran minister and came TO Puy-
allup in 1881 from Albany, MINI.
He resided at HOP sth ave,
n. w. He was member OF I'M
manuel Lutheran church. Surviv-
ing are his wife, Ernestine: seven
sons. George and Ernst of Puy-
allup; Rev. Louis in Minnesota;
Rev. John of Yakima; Rev. Ed
ward in Illinois; Aaron In Mime
sofa, and Richard Nauss in Illinois;
Is grandchildren. and a brother,
Edward Nauss, in New York.
Mrs. Carpenter Is Dead
Mrs. Abbie Carpenter, so. of 116
4th ave, S. f., died Tuesday night
at a Tacoma hospital following a
short illness. She was the widow
Of F. A. Carpenter and had lived
in Puyallup Is years. coming from
Minnesota. She was a member Of
the Seventh Day Adventist church,
Surviving are three sons, J. V.
Carpenter of New Auburn. Wise,
and V. d. and M. M. Carpenter of
Puyallup; one daughter. Mrs. c. r.
Sargent of Cascade. Ida; a sister.
Mrs. Effie Chapman in Canada;
four grandchildren, and one great
grandchild. Hills funeral home will
annoi1nce arranqements