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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-27
New List Of
Teachers Is
Announced
Errors Contained In
Former List Correct
ed in New Data from
Superintendent Of
flee.

/ A new and corrected listing OF
teachers in the rural white schools
Iof the county was furnished from
SUPERINTENDENT Rollins office today.
The original list furnished. and which
I has been published. had not been
revised for the coming year. 1t was
l Explained.
Two other errors in the list of city
teachers were also discovered, both
of them. however, printed as they
appeared on the announced list.
One OF these was the naming OF
Miss Mary Belle Gary us principal
of Clark Street school, when the
principal is Miss Agnes Moore, who
has held the office for number Of
years. and is unchanged this year.
In addition to being principal Miss
Moore is also teacher of the fifth
grade. Miss Gary is teacher Of the
first grade.
The other variation was that Miss
Elsie Woolard will teach the first
grade at North Henderson replacing
the former Miss Thelma Finch, who
has married and now lives in
TOWNSVILLE.
Faculty members for Dabncy high
school were correct as printed. 1t
was stated. Revised lists for the
other four rural white schools fol-
low:
Zcb Vance high school.-Robcrt
G. Young, principal and science;
William Franklin Burton, Jr., history
and geography: Mrs. Mabel Oldham
Young, mathematics and French;
Robert Seymour Hart, English and
French; Alice Ruth Hudson, first;
Jane Stewart Howell, second; Lu-
ellie Newton, third, taking place of
Mrs. Grace Clements Nethery; Mil
dred Mac Clay, fourth, Mamie Smith,
fifth; due 10 loss uG teacher, Eva
Millson, who also taught fifth grade,
will not be back; Mrs. Rhetta New
man Blu: ON. sixth and seventh:
Louise Grisson, sixth and seventh.
Townsville high school.-DaVid E.
Gay, principal, history and science;
Charles Graham Tart, mathematics
and history: Emily Midgette, Eng
lish and French: Nell Curtis, Of Hick-
DRY, first grade, taking place Of Mae
Fnison Gay: Edith Hart, of Grifton,
taking place of Sue Boddie Macon,
second: Mary Switzerland, third;
Belle c. Graham, fourth and fifth;
Lorraine Mcdaniel, Of kinSton, fifth
and sixth, school gained one teacher;
Bernadine Hurley, seventh.
Aycock high >chool.-W. c. Poe,
principal, history and English; Flo
Use Jones, science, taking place Of
Irma Raglan, who went to Raleigh;
John Herbert Burroughs. history and
mathematics: Geraldine Elaine
Moore. English and French; jamie
Clayton, first Myrtle Crews Poe,
second: Betty B. Radford. third;
Betsy Ann Jordan. third and fourth,
taking place of Gladys Roundtrye:
the school lost one teacher, Clara
Estcllc Strickland; Evelyn Brecdlove.
fourth: Eva Wicker, fourth and
fifth: Thelma L. Gardner, fifth and
sixth: Imogcne Booker, sixth and
seventh.
Middleburg high school-Ed'Nin
10. Young, Jr.. principal and SCIENCE;
IL. L. Carter. history and English.
taking place of James G.. Boyette;
Harvey H. Yates. mathematics: Ruth
Mcclellan. English. French: Frances
Pittard. first: Nancy White. second
Thelma S. Duncan. third: BaSei" D.
Atkinson. fourth. fifth: Anna Oliver
Drake. fifth. sixth: Sarah Boyd. sew
enth. reDlarino EnSie Gregg: George
b. Blum. agriculture.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-27

be able to present him 10 their men,
bcrs.
J. W. jenkins, a member Of the
board OF directors Of the Henderson
Chamber of Commerce, will speak
on Cooperation. The invocation
will be offered by Rev. c. j. Hell
Grick, of ST. Paul's Catholic church.
r. W. Bruin, president Of the Cham
Der of Commerce, will act as toast
master, anu Secretary Young Will
Introduce Mr.. Dicliic.
The meeting is to be held at the
Vance hotel, with dinner served
promptly al 80 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-27
MITCHINER BUYER
OF GOODRICH HOME

A deed filed with the register of
deeds yesterday covered the sale by
Ray w. Goodrich and wife to f. G.
Mitchiner and wife Of the Goodrich
home on West End drive, near the
country club. The consideration was
given as 1000 and other values. Mr..
Goodrich recently moved his family
to Winston-Salcm. where he has en-
gagged in photography, after opcrat-
ing here for some 10 to 20 years.
The only other real estate paper
filed Friday was that of deed given
by the City of Henderson to Mabel
l.. Clopton and others for d lot IN
ElmWoOd Ccmtery.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-27
ASSAULT AND DRUNK
CASES DISPOSED OF

One assault and one drunk charge
were tried by Mayor Henry r. Powell
in police court today.
Emmett Alexander, colored, wa.
charged with assaulting his wife
Viola Alexander, and was given 6O
days on the roaGS. to be suspended
on payment of the costs and being
of good behavior.
Arch Fulcher, white. drew a suS-
pended judgment on payment Of the
costs when tried for being drunk on
public streets.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-27
MASONS PLAN FOR
BARBECUE TUESDAY

Members Of the Masonic bodies in
Henderson arc planning for bar
becuc and entertainment program to
be given next Tuesday evening at
Ira Weldon'S mill and filling station
near EPSON Tickets are being sold
among the membership. and few
invited guests have been asked to
attend also.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-27
ONE LICENSE FOR
MARRIAGE ISSUED

A marriage license was issued by
the. register of deeds today to Al
mond K. Halsey and Geneva Horton
Anderson, d Henderson white couple.
Il was the only license reported.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-27
FALSE WEDDING is
AT DAVIS CHAPEL

There will be false wedding 10
be given at Davis Chapel church
(colored) Sunday evening al eight
o'clock. according to an announce
won't today.
Tho public is cordially iHTited T.
attend.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-27
Wife Preservers.

In cooking rice, you will find that if
cooked in hard water il will not he al
white as that cooked in soft water lfyour
household water is hard, therefore. add
one teaspoon lemon juice. onc-half tea
spoon cream OF tartar or ono iahlcsnoor
',ne--: 10 he a'ar ~ "h'"h ~ cnnk
tas iIcs . insure snor!."I':s.e53.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-27
PAYS TRAFFIC FINE.

w. A. Hedrick, driver Of a RAJ
leigh bakery truck, paid one dollar
into the city treasury yesterday Tor
violation of a traffic regulation.
The first gas used in the world
war of l9l4-18 was chlorine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25

Norton, 40 Granger street: 343, Sam uel Peter Cervero, 58 Hill street; 344, Robert Lee Davis, g93 Pearl Lake road; 345, Thomas Francis Barrett, 54 Pemberton street; 346, Patrick Jo- seph Reilly, 692 East Main street; 347, James Philip Cipriano, 106 Syl- van avenue; 348, Gordon William Sherwin, -j3 Ridgefeld avenue; 349, William Raymond OConnell, "A Harker avenue; $50, John Bolger Gaffney, SO Harker avenue; 351, Carl William Geary, Prospect road, RED No. 2; 352, William Joseph Kelleher, 59 South Elm street; 353, Joseph Rocco Necera,, Jr., 63 Ridge street; 354, Charles Raymond Maloney, 884 East Main street; 355, Joseph Emil Chase, 735 Baldwin street; 356, Ed ward Paul CasS, AS Hamilton ave- nue; 357, Joseph Cuevas Lopez, ITS South Main street; 358, John Ber- nard Murphy, 40 Pemberton street; 359, Michael Francis Mccarthy, 131 Baldwin street; 360, Henry David Cooke, 2655 East Main street.
 361, Anthony Domenic Ciarlone, 81 Woodbine street; 362, BroniSlaw Daniel Zup.zus, Il Donald Terrace; 363, Domenico Liberatore, 19 Bergen street; 364, Giovanni Anthony Pa lomba, 794 Hamilton avenue; 365, Henry Richard Byrnes, 9 Niagara street; 366, Anthony Sebastiano, 68 South Elm street; 367, John Joseph Powers, 47 Wolcott street; 368, Hen " Beder, 40 Meriden road; 369, Thomas Joseph Dipaola, 359 Oak street; 370, Michael Anthony Cipri- ano, Is Emerald street; 371, Ches- ter Joseph May, PAS Oak street; 372, Andrew John White, g Meriden road; 373, Francis Bernard Ma
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25

honey, 23 Taylor street; 374. Paul Francis Mulcahy, 37 Southwick ave- nue; 375, Peter Patrick Began, $50 East Main street; 376, Michael George Joseph F'errone, 32 Taylor street; 377, Angelo Antonio Gugliel- mo. 33g Oak street; 378, Charles Kenneth Hughes, 315 Meriden road; 1; 379, Wilson Darlington Ritchie,. 22l woodland avenue; 380, Joseph L0li1- bard, 1913 East Main street; 38l, Henry Damasse Beausolefl, 216 Hamilton avenue; 382, Edward Francis Croke, 62 Ayres street; 383, John Joseph Rice, 138 Washington street; 384, William Robert Farley 234 Hamilton avenue.
 1885, Edgar Clark Wilson, 3l57 East Main street; 386, Raymond Arthur Paulin Albert, 8l5 East Main street; 387, Patsy Joseph Santa Maria, 2783 East Main street; 3S8, Edward John Canavan, 216 Wolcott street; 380, Edward Joseph McElli- gott, 3 Marley place; 300, Irving Ed ward Daniel, 18 Neville street; 39li Joseph D'alesandro, I'll Hamilton avenue; 392, Joseph Howard Daley, 335 Edgewood avenue; 393, Avila Joe seph Bedard, 107 Dixie avenue; 394, Albert Oscar Bernier,, 1075 Baldwin street.
 395. Herman Andrew Bernier, 40 Dougherty street; 396. Leo Hervy Bernier, 19 Laval street; 397,s George John Berzinskas, 150 Allen street; 398, Victor BiIanchone, 237 Harpers Ferry road; S99, Patrick Francis Ho- bart, 762 Hamilton avenue; 400, John Francis Hogan, Jr., 230 Syl- van avenue; 401, William Francis Sullivan, 19 Proctor street; 402, Sal- vatore Mollica, 57 River street; 403,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25

John Francis Greaney. 21 Luke street; 404, James Joseph Johnston, lO1 Fuller street; 405, John, Frar. Is Bowey, 203 Lounsbury street, 406, Lawrence James Livolsi 165 Sculh- mayd road; 4O7, Thomas Anthony McGrail, Al Scovill street; 408, Tel esphore T. Nastelli, 64 Scovill street.
 4OD, Virgil Angelo Sciullo. "A South Elm street; 40 William Fran cis Kelly, 438 Hamilton avenue; All. James Harold Foley, 533 Baldwin street; 412, William Vincent Morris sey, 717 East Main street; 413, Dar- jus Johnathan Stevens, Jr., 63 Marl- boro street; 414, Anthony Joseph Budzyn, 733 Hamilton avenue; AIS, Rev. John Byrnes, PA Lounsbury street; 416, Libero Calabrese, 30 Sun Brite avenue; AT, Rocco Robert Calabrese, t6S5 Hamilton avenue; AIS, Joseph Fernand Dechenes, 52 Laval street.
 419, John Joseph Luddy, 736 East Main street; APO, Frank Felix Gar iano, g Marley place; 421, Raymond Ernest Ouellette, 90 Edson avenue; 422, Michael Pasquale Mastropietro, 108 Scovill street; 423, Conrad Aldeo Guerin, 10 River street; 424, Amer igo Donald Distefano, 9 Pemberton street; 425, Arthur Genova, 51 St. Margaret's avenue; 426, William Vincent Howard, 52O Sylvan avenue; 427, Homer Samuel Bronneke, Jr., 125 Piedmont street extension; 428, Angelo Mario Biancardi, 89 River street; 429 Louis Joseph Genova, 8s Dougherty street; 430, Antonio Jo- seph LeBoeuf, 21 1-2 Union street; 431, Albert Francis Millette, 119 Sco- will street; 432, Andrew George Paukstis, 198 Clover street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25
16 B-Diyiision

97. Arthur o. Nelson, Jr., 1O8 Cir cular avenue; 98, Clayton Carley Petitjean. 1863 East Main street; 99, Francis Charles Blum, 145 Edscn avenue: 100, Arthur Emmanuel Johnson, 174 Frost road; 101, Will liam Francis Rielly, 128 Edson ave- nue; 102, Alvar Knut Larson, RED No. 1, Larson avenue; 103, John Pat rick Noristy, 164 Baldwin street; 104, Nicholas James Haddad, 110 Bald win street; 105, Oliver Braun Atkin, 355 Homestead avenue; 106. William Thomas Hayes, 97 Fuller street; 107, Arol Joseph Charbonneau, 102 Vol colt street; 108, Robert Francis Mo- Nerney, 895 Baldwin street; 1O9, Francis Thomas McKeown, 213 Lounsbury street; no, John Milton Reed, 1139 Meriden road; III, James Paulella, 80 PinehurSt avenue; 112, Jeremiah Stephen Griffin, 108 Mel rose avenue; 113, Martin Francis Sullivan, 43 Emerald street; IA, George Francis Fox, 105 Ridge street; 115. John Thomas Dillan, 35 Sylvan avenue; 116, Joseph Gre tella, 53 St. Joseph avenue; TIT, AL fonso Tobias Cretella, 53 St. Joseph
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Presbyterian Women
VIII Meet Wednesday

Women's society Of the First
Presbyterian church viii meet
Wednesday. Mrs. Edwin J. Ander-
son viii preside at the business
session at 10:45. Luncheon VIII be
served by members Of Circle X
The afternoon session VIII open
at 1s3o with . song service fol-
lowed by the devotions led BY Mrs.
c. Davis Weyerhaeuser. The Rev.
Morris l. Gutrau Of San Francisco
will be guest speaker; Mrs. Viola
Stevenson. guest soioist. and Mrs.
George Dunlap win present the
year book Of prayer.
Caroline A. Laid Guild will not
meet Monday. The meeting IL
postponed until Oct. IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Flower Authority
To Speak Here
j. Gregory Conway 10
Address Garden Lovers

In Tacoma Wednesday. all
lovers of flowers and garden
enthusiasts are in for a spe-
cial treat when j. Gregory
Conway will lecture here at
2 o'clock in the Odd Fellows
temple, 9th and Fawcett. Mr..
Conway's lecture demonstra-
ton will be available to the
public, and tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the door after l
o'clock the day of the lecture.
ut will be a privilege for Taco
mans to attend the lecture and
demonstration" Mrs. Arthur But
Ter. Tacoma and Pierce county
president Of the League Of Garden
Clubs. said today. for Mr.. Conway
Is the outstanding authority on
flowers. their meaning and how TO
arrange them" He will show,
step by step. how to arrange flow
ers and what TO do with them,
depending upon the architecture OF
individual homes and their In
teriors.
Mr.. Conway. at the age Of 81.
In the author OF two outstanding
books. Flowers. East-West and
the Art OF Arrangement" and his
latest one. Flowers: Their Ar
While his last book
has only been released two weeks.
10000 copies have already been
sold and II Is now going into the
second edition. The only occi-
dental 10 be honored with an
Oriental diploma OF flower ar
rangement, Mr.. Conway il one Of
The few men who has taught"
his teachers. and Ia also one Of
the few who has mastered the
japanese tea ceremony. and In the
Land Of the Rising Sun he Is con-
sidered a flower authority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09

. Among the skating enthusiasts
expected for the opening are DIR.
and Mrs. J. w. Gullikson. DIR. and
Mrs. A. w. Howe DIR. and Mr..
X ID. MaeRae. Or. and Mrs. Nor
man Dom. and DR.. Albert Enrich
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FoKR. Mr.
and Mrs. James skewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Alsip, Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
Stevens. Captain and Mrs. FLOYD
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hart. Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Rabbit, Mr.. and
Mrs. Drew Silvers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Link. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gillette. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hook
er, IT.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry An
drews, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gill;
pm, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Murray,
Mr.. Norton clapp. Mr.. Carl John
son, Mr.. James Anderson, Mr.. Roy
Gamble, Mr.. Kenneth sorrels.
Misses Martha Baker. Vivian
sturtridge. Virginia Maxwell,
Margaret Kleise. Amy Lou MUIR
ray, Mesdames Helen ober. Janet
Brady, and Arthur Rust.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Independent Bible Church
Women 70 Meet

The Woman's Fellowship of In
dependent Bible church viii hold
its monthly meeting in ladies' hall
on Wednesday. Welfare chairmen
are requested to meet with Mrs.
Arthur Perkins at 10:45. The bust
ness meeting starts at l1;15 under
Mrs. z. A. Heineman. The ladies
of unit 8, with Mrs. Arthur Hagen
in charge. will be the hostesses for
the 1890 luncheon.
The pastor. DIR. r. T. Brum-
baugh. will speak at the luncheon.
For the afternoon meeting at
1880 Mrs. II. w. Carr will read
the scripture. The soloist for the
afternoon will be Mrs. Roy T.
Brumbaugh. accompanied by Miss
Mary Westcott.
Miss Louisa Lee. home on fur
Tough from her station in India as
missionary under the independent
board, will speak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Memorial Festival
To Be Held Wednesday

The Left Erickson memorial
festival will be held in Normanns
hall on Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock. Sweden. Finland. Iceland.
Norway and Denmark will be rep
resented on the program.
Officers are T. +. Kronlund.
president; M. Freeman, vice.
president; Mrs. A. M. Satire. sec
rotary; M. o. Torve. treasurer.
Committees for the affair are:
Program. Mrs. A. Apaiseth, NJ. o.
Torve, NJ. 4. Hanson, c. Beck and
L. Revick, T. standalh: decora-
tions, o. Solheim. A. A. Axlem, Il.
scslwold, L. Lying: publicity. M.
Freeman. A. Axlen. c. Stavang
and L. Vedick: refreshments. Mrs.
II. Jacobson, r. Alvestad. e. M.
Johnson, w. Arnason. r. Alive
stad, e. M. johnson, w. Arne-
son, L. Lying and Miss Cure Bye.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Son Born in psn.seols

Mr.. and Mrs ftoberf y. c0ok
are receiving eongrAiiIiaiions on
the blrth ~ = son. Garry Scott.
born September - IN Psnsseois.
PA Mrs. Cook u the former
Eileen Baldwin. daughter u the
Harold Baidwina u Tacoma. AMI
the infant is her parents firsl
grAnichild. Another grandmother
Il Mrs Helen Cook q Columbus.
o. who has been recently visit
ing IN Pensaeolz. and Mrs c. J.
Baldwin Il ths great grandmother.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Illema Club Hears Mrs. Gaveii
Tell Of Trip TO South America
Mrs. Harry w. Roberts |, Hostess FOR Group, First
Meeting OF Yesf; Mrs. Psnteeosf Presides

Ilema club met for its first regular time this
Monday at 21b o'clock at the home of Mrs Harry W. Rob
erts This is the beginning Of the 39h year of cmas
senee the club having been organized In 1901 joining the
Washington State Federation OF Womena clubs four
later. In 1905.
Mrs. A. A. Pentecost the president presided and
tended greetings to the IL members and two guests present
After short business session she introduced the
chairman for the year Mrs Harold y. Broomel who dis
trbuted the calendar booklets and short sketch Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09

Mrs. Arthur Gard was In charE.
Of the program for The day. The
speaker Of the afternoon was Mrs
Cora y. Cavett of Seattle. Mrs
Cavett Ia the wife OF DIR. q. Irving
Cavett. who has been professor of
mathematics at the University Of
Washington for the past 80 years
Mrs. oavctt. IN q spicy. vivid and
humorous talk, which shs called
Seeing Ourselves a. Others Nee
U.s. gave a delightful review of
her visit 10 many Of the South
American countries. accompanied
by her husband. Prof Caysit. dur
ing the summer Of 1887.
Mrs. Gavett added interest 20
her talk by showing pictures
OF personagss whom she met and
from whom she gained much In
formation. both economic and So
ciai. She exhibited a robe. made
Of fur taken from the throat and
breast of the yicuna. a small ami
mai akin 10 ths llama. used a. q
beast Of burden by the Indians Of
the high Andes and now almost
extinct. She also showed articles
adorned with the brilliant. irrideae-
ent wings ~ the Brazilian butter
ny, and some specimens Of ths
native costumes Of the countries
visited.
Another guest vss Mrs. l.
guest u Mira. Arthur
Card. Mrs. Hswbsrry made the
trip up from her California home
with Mrs. Card last week.
The living room ~ Mrs. Rob
rrts' home was decorated with /
bowls Of bronze and mauys ehry-
santhemums and varicolored tubsr-
Dus beEonias After thu travel I
talk. club members fingered for .
social hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Hospital AIumnse Plans
Important Session

Tacoma General Hospital Alum
nae ASSOCIATION will hold It's bcto-
Der meeting Wednesday at D. m.
In the reception room Of the
nurses home
Miss Helen Anders. president.
urges NIL members 10 be present
for an important business meeting.
Final plans VIII be discussed for
the dance on Oct. 10. There Will be
a social hour followed by refresh
ments.
The directors viii hold an Inn
portant session the same evening
In tina recorders office at $50
u. RI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
w. D. A. Anniversary 10
Be Married "Wednesday

Tacoma Review. Wsussns nsns-
"a association. wiii msst We'd.
nss'iay evening at : a'eiock in the
rythian temple. Pas, president. -
the Seattle Rsvls~. have hen 80
tended an invitation 70 attend me
meeting
One 81 The features ~ the sve-
ming wiii b. the oslsbratiaa 81 the
tsth anniversary u ths asaoesa-
ton. Aessiamsu Frances 0lIlsapis,
STANLEY Craig and Mas kaihssin.
BELL have charge q the program.
Mrs. Elmer wldsnsr viii give =
reading and Mrs. stanley Craig
and Mrs William naslsY wiIi
each Kiv. = sofa. falln~ad by q
surprise number Mr. Edgar An
dsfsan. ths- captain. with Asr
guards. will assist IN thu ausnhss
a. viii MIS-. HrDaka PsFeival ana
Miss Eisanor Trsvia.
As3dames Edward Johnnoa.
Mary Msrrntia. Lucy Nsglleo sad
Leslie FLANDERS are arranging ne
tables ard the refreshments nes-
DANES y ~ barry. Lloyd ceffsy.
Brooks rsrcivsi I'D ApanglsF a..
IN the decoration COMMITTEES. and
assiatnss Dale whitney sna Bsn
Hsddaa on The reception commit
tee
Harvard Midi.aa PIT. A. ~fli
mset Tuesday evening Al a s'el8ek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
"knickerboeker Holiday"
OPENING Postponed

The opening date for "Knicker-
booker Holiday" the Tao m a
Drama leagues forthcoming pro-
duction which was scheduled for
Oct. 10 at the groups new
Little Theater on I ST.. has been
postponed for one week. The
new opening date for the much
awaited production is Oct. II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Years Plans 10 Be Discussed

Plans for the years work wiii
be discussed BY members o. the
Woman's Society ~ Christian
Service Of Fern Hill Methodist
church 81 their first meeting Wed
nssday IN the parish house. The
executive board Will meet 81 10
O'Clock with luncheon Al 1870.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09

Smart Set Busy With Plans
For Opening Skating Party
Lakewood Ice Arena VIII Open the
Winner Season thursday Evening

smart Iaeomans are making plans for the openny ska,
Eng party at the Lakewood Ice Arena on Thursday sSs;
Skating enthusiasts predict that this season will he
season than ever before New members are expctsd from
Fort Lewis and McChord Field ne pe''eo from
Annually on opening night at the arena l;,,ls NJ =
dinner parties with carnival atmosphere are MANNED % &
terrace dinlng ROOM Miss Isabel Franklin ,bat
reservations are being made "'"'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Luther Society Meets
Wednesday

Women's society of Luther Me-
mortal church will meet Wednes-
day for a O'Clock luncheon in the
church parior. Hostesses are Mrs.
William Galloway, chairman; as
sisted by Mesdames T. ]. Anderson.
Helen seeburger. z. Il. Blk. and
Bertha Tollefson.
Mrs. NJ. A. Norman win preside
at the business session. The Inner
Mission conference to be held in
October, will be discussed A mis-
sionary program viii follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Rusfon PIT. A. VIII Meet

Huston PIT. A. VII meet on
Friday evening al o'clock In the
Ruston school There viii be q
mixer after a short business meet
ing, Mr. Gordon Tatum presiding.
Mrs. Jack Tuttis. chairman. ard
her committee viii have charge Of
refreshments.
Anyone interested Ia wslcoms.