The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-10
Annual Flower Show Held
By Puyalup Club Women
Judges Make Choice During First Day
Of Exhibit: DisploY Neoring End


J road. Puyallup. best basket of
, mixed flowers: Mrs. J. c. Will
, Jams. Puyallup. best one peony,
: and Mrs. S. A. Green, best one
J rose. also took IS prizes.
Winners Of 81 awards were Mrs.
G. !. Sovereign. best center piece;
Mrs. b. F. Bogie. basket of column
bine; Mrs. o. McKinnon. basket Of
delphiniums; Mrs. J. A. Fraser,
basket Of snapdragons, and Mrs.
J. p. Lesyitt, basket of climbing
roses.
Blue ribbon winners were Mrs.
Sovereign. with seven; Mrs. Nc
Kinnon, four; Mrs. Williams. Mrs.
]. N. Steinke. Mrs. Fraser. Mrs.
Emmett Burks, with three. and
Mrs. Bogie. Mrs. Charles Ferguson.
Mrs. Ed Leitsinger and Mrs. Ed
Reiss. all of Puyallup. two each,
and Mrs. A. w. Langdon. Sumner,
two.
The show committee was headed
by Mrs. G. I. Sovereign, assisted |
by Mesdames r. w. Loehrke, F. |
w. Carey. J. NJ. Steinke and G. w. |
Jacobs. The club entertained the
Judges at lun ch con served by |
Naomi chapter, o. E. S., Friday at
noon. Prizes were TO be distrib-
uted at the close OF the show.
Mrs. McKitrick succumbs
Mrs. Martha Mckitrick. II, died
Friday afternoon at the family
home. 316 Sd St. S. w. She had |
lived here for two years and in
the state IS years, coming from
Idaho. She was a member of the
American Lutheran church.
Surviving are her husband, Ira,
with whom she celebrated her 55th
wedding anniversary last Febru-
airy. two sons, Jesse II. OF Grand
Coulee and Stanley A. OF Butte,
Mont; eight grandchildren; two
great grandchildren; three BROTH
ers, Rufus Hampshire. In Colorado,
Levi, in Kansas. and Jesse, in
Iowa, and three sisters. Mrs. Clara
Hearst of Washington. d. c., and
Miss Effie Hampshire and Mrs.
Olive Thorman. both in Kansas.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at ! o'clock at the Wrig-
ley & Clements chapel, with burial
in Woodbine cemetery.
Mrs. BIssix Kite.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fran
ces Bisig will be held Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock at All Saints
Catholic church, with Rev. Father
John Power officiating. Burial will
be in Woodbine.
The rosary will be recited at
7:30 Monday evening at the church.
Tallk-Webb Nuptials Celebrated
At a quiet ceremony at SITS.
Peter and Paul church, Tacoma,
Sunday. June 2. Miss Virginia
Talk and George William Webb, :
both of Puyallup. were married.
Mrs. Joe Egeck of Puyallup, sis
ter Of the bride, acted as matron
of honor.
Following the ceremony, dinner
for members Of the two families
was served at the home of the
brides father, Joseph Talk. at
Riverside. Places were marked for
Mrs. Talk and daughter, Agnes,
and sons, Joe. Toney and Stanley,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webb and {
Edward. Charlotte. Barbara and
Janet Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Egeck and children. Florence and {
Mr.. and Mrs. John Talk. ,
all Of Puyallup; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray =,
Devalker and Al Roques of Sc
attic; Vincent Talk of Tacoma
and Bob Longabaugh OF Puyallup. ,
Mrs. Webb is a graduate OF Puy- /,
allup high school and Mr.. Webb ,
Of Lincoln, Tacoma.
Sidney Black, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Black, of 1900 f. Pio-
neer ave. student at Central
College of Education
at Ellensburg. is home with his ,
parents for the summer vacation.
Legionnaires Meet Monday
The auxiliary of Bruce A. Mer-
Ger post, American Legion, will
meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock
at Odd Fellows hall. Principal
business will be election Of Off
GERS. After the meeting the group
will join the members of the post
for a strawberry supper.
Annual children's day program
will be observed at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning at
1880 with a program arranged by
Mesdames George Mckinney, ]. A.
Fraser and Jean Hunter. There
will be numbers by various groups
OF the Sunday school; the girls )
c horus, accompanied by Betty /,
Leavitt. accordianist, will sing,
and Jack Pennington will play for
the offertory.
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Miss Melba Lemon. who has been
a student at Los Angeles high
school. arrived home for the sum-
mer in time to attend the local
exercises at the Puyal-
lup high school Tuesday and see
her brother. Delbert. receive his
diploma.
In honor Of his graduation. Mrs !
J. z. Lemon was hostess at a :
dinner for her son and a