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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Warren Auxiliary TO Meet

Warren assembly, Order of RAIN
bow for Girls. will meet at 8 o'clock
Saturday evening for a business
meeting and election of officers.
Miss Lucille Currah, worthy ad-
wiser. and Mrs. Mark Currah'
mother adviser, will preside.
A program will follow with
Misses Cora Stowe, Alice Moe, Jean
Betty Baker and Lucille Clark in
charge. Plans will be discussed
during the evening for affairs Of
the coming year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Concert Is
Scheduled
Musical presssm 10 b Pre-
ssnssd ~ rshnud Toesh
Synagogue Sunday

An operate concert win b
Kiven Sunday evening a 2
o'clock II the Talmud Tornh
synagogue whsn the North
west Opera Co. under the
direction Of Asurice Dublin.
win present . musical pro-
gram. Mr.. Dublin has had 4
long and eolorfuI career, both
In Europe and this country.
and Ia well known In the
Northwest ~ an artist and
teacher.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
PROJECTED PUBLIC
DEBT FIGURES HIGH

WAs1ffs1To<---Tfss pablif csbs
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bs1dgsted sxpsndsts1ss 81 1884
fsio7o Estimated gross incoxne
ns1s pear = saaiyaisnt 70 = par
capita conffibutlon q 81 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Mrs. Macdonald to Entertain
Tacoma Garden Club Tuesday
Peter Comffermsn. Outstanding Northwest Painter, 10
Be Compimented at Meeting for Which Mrs.
Charles Waite Orion VIII Be Chairman

Color Harmony viii be the theme of the program
which members of the Tacoma Garden club will hear
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Mrs L. B, Macdonads
home, 721 No. ST. Mrs Charles Waite Orion is in charge
of the afternoon and will present Mr. Peter Comfferman
who will interpret color harmony applied to gardens
and homes
The speaker is of the best known painters and lee
urers in the Northwest and makes his home Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
DOG GUARDS PAPERS

CLEVELAND. o.--Aitxi . IA
lie brown doE. a store dsteetiss
In eonfsetionery owned ~ Mis-
Eisis Kspltsky and ths eanins
apeelaiizss Ia protection Of the
newspaper rack When pefsoa
picks up paper ire dog starts 70
bark and keeps Il 40 until the
paper : put back. Or paid fos.
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w. c. T. U. Group 10 Meet

Mrs. Anna AcIntre, 2iZ0 No
Washington. viii entertain mem
bers Of the North End w. q T. U.
At 100 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Esther Fraser viii give the
scripture lesson and Mrs. y. e.
Summers. president. will preside
for the business session. The aft
ernoon will b spent In working on
the guilt. a project u the group
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Congratulated on Birth OF
Second DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dyer, sie
No. Sheridan. are receiving con
gratulations on the birth Of their
second child. sandra Kay, Jan. 4
at the Tacoma General hospital
Sharing in the congratulations Is
the little girls sister. Diana Joyce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Dr.. and Mrs. Jaeger
Entertain Literary Group

DR.. and Mrs. julius p. Jaeger
entertained members of the col
lege Writer'S club at a holiday
party last Monday evening. The
evening was spent playing literary
games and late refreshments were
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Aloha Club TO Meet With
Miss MARGARET Iona

Miss Margaret Long will be
hostess to Aloha club members
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
Frost Snyder and Mrs. c. A.
Strong. During the afternoon, Mrs.
Alexander T. Hosmer will give a
paper on Great Men Not Saints. -
Mrs. Charles Mason, president of
Aloha club, is calling an import
ant board meeting for 1870 o'clock
at the same place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Orthopedic Associstion
Reflects Mrs. Wilson


Mrs Samuel Wilson reelected president Of the Tacoma
Orthopedc association when members INST for their annual
meeting 10 80 o'clock Thursday morning 1t the X W. C. A.
Officers elected for the part the those Of
last year.
Serving with Mira Wilson will be Mrs A. Dwight Orr, vice
president Mrs Harry A. Shaw r secretary Mrs Edward
Nugent treasurer and Mrs. W. H. Cosrns corresponding
secretary.
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PIT. A. And Preschool
Activities Of The Week

Mfss marty NhHtHh VIII ets -
hostess.
Ru.ton PIT. A. regular meeting
Wednesday At 7:3o p. m. Mrs.
Alec Erickson win preside The
fourth and NTH grades viii fur
nish the program. Mrs. Claude
Froehler viii serve refreshments.
Fife PIT. A. VIII meet Tuesday
at 3 p. m. In the grade school
auditorium. Miss Lillian Emblsm's
class on Mental Hygiens" meets IN
the cafeteria at p, m. Mrs. Biil
vinson. program chairman. has AR
ranged music by grade school pu-
pills. There viii be three short
talks on how the New Year IL
celebrated by people In switxer-
land, Italy and Japan. kaory ki-
mura will dance. A hook viii be
given 10 The grade room having
most parents present a, the meet.
ing.
THURSDAY
Fern Hiil P.T. A. meets AZ 73o
p. m. In the school auditorium.
Mrs. Ray N Davis viii preside
and Mrs. Paul Mead viii speak on
Life In Singapore. Mothers Of
Miss Elsie Spares pupils will be
hostsssss. Mrs. n. G. Erickson.
social chairman. Ia In charge Of the
socially hour. There win he nur-
sery for preachooi children sith
Girl Scouts Of Troop IS In charge.
jefferson Presehssi Parent Edn-
cstlonai group will meet a, 7.f5
p. m Al the home ~ Mrs. Thor
Tollefbon. s12i No. 3eth ct Mrs.
Lillian Emblem. discussion leader.
viii speak on Overcoming Fear. :"
stressing that fear hindsrs healthy
and normal development Mra
Roy Lilijebsck. group chairman.
welcomes ali parents and friends.
A social hour VIII be held.
sheridan PIT. A. meets AZ 2 30
p. m. Ia room Il. Mrs. John Olson
presiding Miss Ethel Johnson Will
present her frat grade pupils In
a play. The Disseminated Pine
Tree" Miss Helen Cantine. dirsc-
tor Of Girl Scout Nork. viii talk
On scout work and shaw q shadow
graph 81 scouts Al work. The talk
IL for the purpose u Interesting
mothers IN a Brownie troop for
Sheridan school Hrs John Exils
will be assisted by Mrs Jim Camp
bill and mothers q the first grade
pupils during tina social hour,
Nhiiuan PIT. A. meets IN the
Girl Scout roam The study cigb
will consene At D m with nra.
Seymour Todd - lssdsf Ths req.
ular meeting Will he called 70 order
by Mrs. Frank schaftsf. president
At z .. m. The monthly TOPIC IL
Character Development and will
h. carried out Ia discussions con-
cernlnK character building organ.
nations for young people j. ".
HayKoS,d will talk ~ cub scouts.
Mrs Paul Hsrtioff. Cirf scout
issdsr. wlli put on dsrHonstfa~
ton nesting with ths help u the
following Girl Scouts ponnn
BrAaslfsla. Ann Cooper. Dsioren
HAsRls. Eielse Howe, Barbara
Jensen. Ll,a Joy Johnson. Sharon
Lewis, shirley Moody. Janet Mel
son. harianbe Stacy. AarjoFis
Todd ard Carolyn skidmofs Miaa
Beatrice Long wiii present ths 5th
grade In several musical numbers
arA. a. l. Lefsbyre. assisted b.
ihs mothers. u the 5th grade Will
be N charge q ne social hour.
FRIDAY
PaFk Avenue presehool executive
hoard L. sponsoring . card party
luncheon Friday a. 1913 .. n.
Mrs. & L. Houts ia IN charge ~
the cards. The luncheon vii b.
In the Bro4dmOor. AL Broadway.
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MONDAY

Falkland Prcschool will meet at
the Falkland grade school at 8
p. m. The group viii study and
discuss child problems after which
a social hour and quiz will be
conducted by the program chair
man. Refreshments viii be served.
All preschool mothers In Parkland
and vicinity are welcome.
Jason Lee PIT. A. viii meet
In the music room at 2:30 p. m.
with Mrs. Hervey Reynolds pre-
siding. There will be a abort bust
ness meeting followed by com
munity singing with Mrs. Roy
kneeland. music chairman, lead
ing. There viii also be panel
discussion by Jason Lee s-B stu
dents on Youths Challenge TO the
Home and Parents" The sub topic.
What / Expect From My Home
and Parents" viii be presented
from material obtained from n
survey of the glasses. Members
of the panel are Jim Albertson.
chairman, Joy Beckerman. Joan
Kneeland and Pauline Smith. Bill
Arnold. Rodney Brown and Ronald
Button. Miss Daisy d. Uren and
Edgar Eikenberry are the adj
visers.
TUESDAY
Manifou PIT. A. will sponsor q
card party at p. m. In the home
of Mrs. Joseph Bussone. 64sT
Orchard. Assisting hostesses viii
be Mrs Harold Hewitt and Mrs.
James -. Taylor. Games OF bridge.
500. pinochle and Chinese checkers
will be played with favors for high
score. A dessert luncheon will be
served. A nominal charge win be
made.
stadium PIT. A. viii meet at
2:45 p. m. in room 72o. with Mrs.
Earl Garrison presiding Miss
Alice Fraser viii present five
pupils from her public speaking
class in a panel discussion on How
Are Education, Nationality and
Race. Determining What Tomor-
row Citizens WI BE >" Students
taking part and their topics are;
Pat Russell. What Schools Are
Trying to Do: Jim Mckinney.
What Seems 10 BE Undone"
Marion Wangnild. Immigrants
All. Warren Holmes. Racial Diff
ference: A Liability. Frank Cav
anaugh, Racial Differences An
Asset" Following the meeting,
tea will be served Miss Fraser
and Mrs.. Garrison Will preside
WEDNESDAY
Gault PIT. A. meets 81 230 ..
n. in room ios, Mira. Paul Lower
presiding. The Family Talks II
Over vii be put on with the
following persons In ths cast Mar
Miller. Mira. Leons Ksnnsl, Peg
~ Dickens and Dwight weils
There viii be a safety dsmonstra-
ton directed By Gordon Fatun.
followed by musical numbers. Mrs
Willard Peterson 10 In charge Of
the social hour
jefferson PIT. A. meets at : p,
M. Ia the school Dads night, with
the men planning ths program.
Prof. Prank G. wiilissOn viii speak
on The World Of Tomorrow IN
the Making" Clarence spinbey
and Edward Roekway viii act a.
hosts
Madison PIT. A. meets AZ $50
.. M. in the school PIT a. room.
A speaker viii be heard after the
business discussion.
Mckinley Presehool meets ~ >
p. m, 10 the school DR.. Jennie
Reed viii speak on Mental fly
giens" jeanne and Barbara Tyn.
Dali win sing. accompanied BY their
mother. Mira. Joseph Tyndall.
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Park Avenue presehooi executive
hoard Il sponsoring . card party
luncheon Friday a. 1913 D. m.
Mrs &. L. Houts ia IN charge ~
the cards. The luncheon viii b.
IN the Bro4dmoor. All Broadway.
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La gaceta., 1940-07-08

Debe tenerse mucho cuidado
al lavar la boca y los dientes del
enfermo, va que la mucosa mem
branosa de la boca puede ser a.
fectada con facilidad.
6. Cepfllese y peinese ell ca
bello del p~aciente.
Z. Estirense las ropas de ca
ma Y hagase que ell enfermo es-
tie 10 mas comodo possible.
8. Ventilese la habitaci6n.
9. Sirvase ell desayuno. Des-
pues del desayuno debe dejar-
Sc al paciente que descanse por
una bora.
10. Desc un BANJO al pacien-
te. Ell anna de llaves que este
muy ocupada puede que no ten
ga tempo para hacerlo cada
dia, pero ell enfermo debe tener
un bano por 10 menos dos wees
a la semana, y aun mas frecuen-
tsmente en- ell verano.
Para banar a un enfermo que
esta en- CANA sc debe seguir el
siguiente procedimiento:
P6ngase una silla a los pies de
la CANA
Quitense las almohadas y pom
ganse en- una silla.
D6blese la sobrecama.
Afl6jense las sabanas a los
pies de la cama.
D6jese al paciente una fraza-
da que lie proteja y quitense las
demas y p6nganse las demas do
bladas sobre una silla. FL enfer-
mo debe continuar tapado con ia
frazada restante durante TODD el
BANJO.
La gaceta., 1940-07-08

Sc su lugar con una rnano In sa-
bana de arriba y Ia frazada,
mientras que con Ia otra rnano
Sc retira la frazada usada du-
rante Ell BANJO.
II. Humedezcase ell piso,
etc, l~igeramente, para que no Sc
leyante polvo.
10. Cambiese con frecuencia
durante ell dia, la posici6n del
paciente; mantengase la CANA
libre de migajas y SEGA; conser-
vense suaves las sabanas v, en-
suma hagase TODD 10 possible pa
ra que ell enfermo este c6modo.
Attendance con frecuencia aque-
Has parties del cuerpo que mas
facilmente pueden ser lastima-
das por la preston sobre la ca
ma codes, paletas, espinazo, ca
deras Y talones. Fr6teselas con
alcohol y agreguese polvo de tall
co.
IA. Antes de que Ell paciente
vaya a dormir por la noche, de-
be lavarsele la cara y las manos,
cepillarsele los dientes, Y pei
narsele ell pelo. Desele otra fro
taci6n en- la espalda con alcohol
y talco. Dejesele a su alcance a.
qua fresca y ventilese la habita-
ci6n.
ST las sugestiones enumera-
das Sc cumplen con cuidado, Ia
enfermera improvisada tendra
Ia satisfaction de saber que So
paciente tiene Ell cuidado adecua
do y que clio ha sido possible sin
desperdiciar e~sfuerzos,
La gaceta., 1940-07-08
Ell ATreglGr la Cana con Ell
PGciente Ac0st0dO

IL. Arreglese la CANA con
sabanas iimpias 81 es possible.
Tapese al enfermo con una fraza
da, como cuando Sc lie va a ba-
mar. Hagase rodar al paciente
hacia un lado de la CANA. Do
blense las sabanas usadas, es de-
cir, la de abajO, la de caucho y
Ia que cubre esta, hasta llegar
junto q la espalda del paciente.
Extiendanse las sabanas limpias
a 10 largo y col6quese Ia parte
extendida 10 mas cerca que Sc
pueda de las que estan sucias.
D6blese la parte va extendida de
la sabana de modo que quede SUI
jeta por los bordes 3 la cabece-
ra, los pies y un ladO de la cana,
exti@ndase la sabana de caucho
sobre IL de abajo, limpia, haga-
Sc 10 mismo con la de arriba, su-
jetesela por ell horde al lado de
Ia CANA y desenr6llese la parte
libre hasta que llegue a la espal-
da del paciente. Hecho TODD es-
to, muevase al paciente para la
parte limpia y fresca de Ia ca
ma, bien tapado TODD ell tempo.
Quitense las sabanas limpias y
arreglense las del otro lado de Ia
CANA, procediendo como antes.
Tenga cuidado de que las saba
mas queden tirantes Y libres de
arrugas. R6ngase la almOhada
bajo Ia cabeza del paeiepte; GU
brasele con la sabana de arriba
Ia frazada, sujetandola bien a
los pies de Ia CANA. Mantengan-
La gaceta., 1940-07-08
Ell Cuidado Domestico de los Enfermos
"1EALTH N HYGlENE'
Ofr6zcasele la cuha.

0frezcasele la cuha. IS
Administresele todo trata-
miento que haya sido ordena-
do, como enemas, etcetera.
Col6quese una silla o una me
sa, cubierta con un peri6dico,
al lado de la CANA. En- la silla
o mesa deben colocarse los si-
guientes objetos: una palanga-
ma de aqua caliente, un jab6n en-
un plato, un pahito, y una toa-
LA.
Quitese al paciente su rop6n.
A~seg1rese de que ell pacienUe
esta abrigado, de que 10 esta la
habitaci6n y de que no hay CO.
rrientes de aire.
AL banarse al paciente, tenga-
Sc cuidado de proteger las ropas
de CANA. Manejese Ell PIANO con
cuidadG, sujetando las puntas y
bordes bien para que no goteen.
Saque cada parte del cuerpo al
terminar de lavarla. Lavese la
cara primero, y despues los bra
EOS, uno a uno. LAvese ell pecho y
quitese toda ligadura del mismo
ICGbrase ell pecho con una tOalla
SEGA, bajese la frazada y lavese
el abdomen. 81 hay algunas VEN
das hay que procurar no mojar-
las. Lavense despues las piernas
y los pies, uno a uno, al propio
tempo que Sc mantiene cubierto
el resto del cuerpo. 81 la palan-
CANA es suficientemente grande,
coloque ell pie dentro de ella pa
ra lavarlo. Gamble ell aqua. Pom
case al paciente de lado, prote-
jase de la cana Y lavesele la es-
palda. Examinese la espalda
con cuidado para descubrir man
chas rojas que so mel primer sig
no de las lastimaduras causa-
das por la CANA. Fr6tese la es-
palda con alcohol y c1brasela
con talco. 81 ell enfemo tiene u
ma faja, col6quesela en- su posi-
ci6n, p6ngase al paciente boca
arriba, y cierrese bien la faja.
Vistase al enfermo de nuevo con
su rop6n y, finalmente, peine-
sele.
La gaceta., 1940-07-08
NOTA DE DUELO

Falleci6 ancche en- gu domici-
lilo, 1917 de Ia avenida Walnut,
en- West Tampa. ell apreciado
ciudadano Jose Fernandez, de
so amos de edad. lie sobreviven
su viuda, Sra. Dolores; dos nj
jos, Jose Y Manuel; dcs hijas,
Celia y Dolores Fernandez: dos
hermanos, Baldomero Y Jestis
Fernandez Diaz, Y otros familia
res.
Era mason y socio del Centre
Asturiano.
oCn la mayor sincridad da-
mos ell pesame a su viuda e hi
jos y tambien a ~nuestros cordia
les amigos los hermanos Baldo-
nero y JESUS Fernandez, tan a.
preciados en- la colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1940-07-08
Sc ~ESCAPARON % BARCOS


Madrid, julio 8.-Por la radio
Sc di6 un relate sobre el comba-
te de las escuadras inglesa Y
francesa, en- 0ran.
Testigos presenciales asegu-
ran que ademas del ocarazado
llegado a Toulon, Sc escaparOn
otros % buques, los cuales bus
caron refugio en- puertos del Me
diterraneo.
Los expertos no Sc explican CO
mo Sc pudieron escapar tantos
barcos, frente a la escuadra bri-
La gaceta., 1940-07-08
FALSA LA NOTICIA DEL
DEL GA
RRY"

Washington, julio SIN in
divduo de mala fe, dueno de un
equipo trasmisor de radio, do
aver la noticia de que un subma
rino aleman habia hundido el
destructor americana Barry"
en- I'm lugar a 400 millas de Ia
costa de Espana. Mas tarde Sc
supo que Ell BARRY" Sc hallaba
intacto y no habia sido atacado.
La radio Mckay recogio "a
falsa nueva y avis6 a la Secre-
tarfa de Marina. Mas tarde ia
Marina dijo que no habia tai 20
sa y que Sc hallaba en- comuni
caci6n con ell Instructor.
La gaceta., 1940-07-08
CAERA Ell GOBIERNO DE
GIGURTU

Bucarest, julio 8.-Caera hoy
segdn Sc dice en- las esferas off
ciales, ell nuevo gabinete de Gil
gurtu, un nazi.
Decidieron crear la crisis, pre-
Sentando Sus renuncias, cuatro
La gaceta., 1940-07-08
PERECIERON NUEVE CIVIL
is EN- MALTA

Cairo, Egipto, julio 8.-La a.
viaci6n italiana bombarde6 aver
a Malta y Alexandria. Las bonn
bias tiradas en- Malta produje-
ron la muerte a nueve personals
del elemento civil.
Los cazas ingleses Sc elevaron
Y los pusieron en- velorz huida.
La gaceta., 1940-07-08
HRAN1 "A D~ECdARARA LA
GUERRA A

Toxic Julio 8.-por la radio
Sc dijo hoy que 81 gobierno de
Petain piensa declarar la que
ira a Inglaterra Y que sobre es-
te particular consulta a Berlin.
Los japoneses egpsran que la
guerra provoque Cheques entire
ingleses y franceses, en- 81 Ex-
tremo Orisnte.
La gaceta., 1940-07-08

tanica, pero los testigos reite-
ran sus palabras.
Ell mando aleman avisa del
hundimiento de dos vapores V
I'm transporte ingleses, entire e,
Hos ell "San Fernando"
La gaceta., 1940-07-08

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miembroa de Ia Guardia de HE

IIs'
t:r-. r.. ~er;do aicrtardc
medidas de imitaci6n de 10 nazi
IS pel-l2uisndo Z los hebreos '
cCmun tas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-03
Middle Belt
Tobacco Men
Gather Here

AT the annual meeting Of the Mid
die Belt WarChOuSCmCn'S A$SOCla-
ton today at West End Country Club,
officers who served during the past
year were reelected, and the group
went on record advocating an car
licr opening of the Middle Belt mar
kclS, asking for the opening date two
weeks behind the New Bright Belt
OF eastern North Carolina.
The officers reelected arc w. b.
Daniel, Jr., of Henderson. president,
Walker Stone, of Durham, vice prcSi-
dent, and W. 7. Smith. of Henderson.
secretary
The session got underway at II
o'clock, with Il barbecue dinner be-
ing served at O'Clock.
In addition to the WarchnlEcmCn
from the association comprised of
Durham, oxford, Henderson. War;
rcnton, Fuquay Springs and Car
1hagc, many tobacco buyers and bust
ness leaders of the section were in
attendance.
". j. AlStOn, of Henderson. J. n.
Watkins. Of Oxford. l.. H. Beck. ~
tuquay Springs, and j. II. Fucker. of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-03
"a Children
At Vacation
Bible School

The Daily Vacation Bible School
of the First Methodist church opened
this morning with 4 total OF ST chill
drcn IN attendance. it WAS reported
at noon by Rev. Is. G. ReaviS, pastor
of the church. SiXty-ninC of the
children are enrolled in the three de
partmcutS OF the regular school and
Is are enrolled Ill the special music
class.
Commencement exercises for the
Bible school will be held on the night
of Sunday. June l6. and musical
program will be given by the music
class on the following Sunday night.
Mrs. 3. G. RcaviS is director Of the
school and IS in immediate charge OF
the primary department. Assistants
in the primary department are Miss
Ruth Garter. Miss Mary Helen Low
cry. Miss Jewell Smith. Miss Alice
Whitmorc and Miss Mariel Gary.
Enrolment in lhiS department is 30
children.
Mrs. J. c. Mann is superintendent
of the junior department with Miss
Madeline Robinett. Miss Hazel Finch
and Miss Arnice Brown assisting in
teaching the 10 children enrolled.
Mrs. r. S. Johnson is director OF
the intermediate department and is
assisted by Miss Elsie Powell and G..
r. Allen. j.. Fifteen children are
enrolled in the department.
Mrs. George Holden and Glenn
StarneS are giving a three-WcekS
mUSic course in connection with the
Vacation Bible School and have ID
students enrolled in their classes.
Rev. Rcavis said that number OF
additional children are expected 10
report tomorrow morning for the
Bible school.