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The summer roundup of children
-far-reaching and constructive
health activity of the D. c. Congress
of Parents and Teachers-will open
concurrent with the proclamation
setting aside May l as National
Child Health day. During this
roundup, every child of pre-school
age in the District is invited to
participate in one of the various
clinics which will be held in most
of the elementary schools-or, fail
ing that, to be taken to family
physicians, dentists and optometrists
The thought underlying the round
up is the elimination of as many
remedial defects in these children
as possible; it is well-known fact
that slight physical defects, if al
lowed to go uncorrected can, and
do, often result in serious Affections.
AS an eXemple, diseased tonsils may
cause any number of related all
ments, such as some form of heart
trouble, glandular Affections, mastoid
trouble and many others, whereas,
If the tonsils are removed when
found to be diseased, these resultant
defects can be prevented.
There are Al schools registered in
the 1940-41 roundup, and indications
are that all will carry through the
campaign. Dates for examinations
have been set, doctors, dentists, op-
tometrists and nurses engaged, and
mothers in charge of the various
committees in the schools have pre-
pared their lists of eligible children.
Already several schools have COM
pleted preliminary examinations,
and much interest is centering about
the number of children who will be
found free from remedial defects.
Last year, there were 38 schools
conducting the roundup, and as a re-
suit, 1888 children were examined.
OF these, 302 were found to be with
out defects, and 243 with defects
had them corrected.
The summer roundup is an educa-
nonal demonstration, designed to
encourage parents to provide regu-
lar physical and dental exarnina-
tions for their children, and to
maintain high health standard in
their homes and schools. It is sig
niflcant that the number of chill
dred being found free from remedial
defects is increasing each year,
bearing witness to the fact that the
educational features of the round
up are taking root.
The District of Columbia Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers in
vites every parent in Washington
to take an active part in this health
activity and assist in every way
possible to make this years round
UP the outstanding one in the 25-
year series.
The Executive Committee met
Friday to complete plans for the
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1912 School Budget Needs
To Be Aired Tomorrow
Civic Representatives to Appear
Before EducAtion Officials
At Thomson School
By JOHN W. THOMPSON, Jr.

Dy SSnN W.
Delegates from various civic organizations
School, Twelfth streets pm
needs Of their communities hos ofca in connection
araton Of the 1912 school budget.
Many viii have their fingers crossed having attended similar
ing after without getting their
fresh from before Appropriations
handling the 94 budget will
mates those items apparently lost for the coming
Requests Cut Substantially
In the past few the boards estimates including
projects advanced these meetings with the citizens
between generally pared
$13O00000 by the various agencies handling the bill.
School officials feel the SCHOOLS should receive
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with Miss Elizabeth Kind and

with Miss Elizabeth Kind and
Charles Foster assisting.
On Thursday Mrs. George Mason,
president, will be hostess at lunch
con to be held at the school when
presidents of the various high school
parent-teacher associations in the
city, will be guests.
Hubbard.
The following officers have been
elected: President, Mrs. Dorothy
Vane; first vice president. Mrs. Irma
Bankard: second vice president, Miss
Edna Simmons; third vice president,
Mrs. Mary Smith; secretary. Mrs.
o. B. Banks; treasurer, Mrs. P. B.
(9eA PIT. A.. Pare Cay
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Dr.. Harrison to Lecture

An address on Hay Fever, Asthma
and Other Allergic Disorders" will
be delivered by DR.. w. T. Harrison,
senior surgeon of the United States
Public Health Service, at pm. to-
morrow in the Central Y. M. c. A.,
1876 G street NV. The talk is one
of series of health lectures under
auspices of the Y. M. G. A.
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Bills Introduced,
Bills Passed.

Senate:
None.
House:
H. R. 9326-To grant sabbatical
leaves to public school teachers.
H. r. 9284-To license DR.. A. L.
Ridings to practice in the healing
arts.
H. R. 8692-To strengthen regula-
ton of podiatrists.
H. R. 7865-To strengthen regula-
ton of dentists.
H. r. 9210-To make the District
parole system conform more with
the Federal plan.
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man; Mrs. "A. S. Galloway, Mrs. H.
Turk, Mrs. c. Williams; alternates,
Mrs. j. R. Van Fossen, Mrs. w.
Smith, Mrs. M. F'etzer.
The study group will meet Thurs
day from 1880 to 3 pm, Mrs. Lii
Peller in charge.
The final school luncheon of the
year will be held Thursday from
noon to pm.
Bancroft.
The Executive Board members
will attend a luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Charles Schoeneman, third
vice president, Tuesday at IL o'clock.
A board meeting will follow.
Wheatley.
The Executive Board will meet
Tuesday at 1880 pm.
Parents are completing costumes
for pupils who will take part in the
opperetta Pandora" which is being
directed by Miss E. Slattery, fifth
grade teacher. 1t will be presented
under the auspices of the ASSOCIATION
on May II from $3.50 to S pm.
Plans have been completed for
the summer roundup examinations
Of pre-school children Thursday,
Mrs. ]. Bodmer, chairman.
The entire school orchestra, in
uniform, played under the direction
of Miss E. Slattery, at the Douglas
Memorial Church, Thursday eve
ming after which these pupils were
dinner guests Of the church. They
were accompanied by committee
Of parents.
Brookland- -Noyes.
The annual summer roundup Of
children entering school in Sept
ember or February will be held in
the Brookland School, Wednesday
at 8 am.
A card party will be held Thurs
day at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Frank j. Lupac, 2747 Fourth street
NE.
Anacostia Junior Senior High.
A meeting Of the Executive Council
will be held Wednesday ut the home,
In Virginia, Of Mrs. Opal Corkery.
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system next Friday. The commit
tee, headed by Harvey L. Jones, will
leave the District Building at 2
pm, making the two-hour tour
by bus.
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Civic Calendar
Ten Associations
Meet This Week

I The following. 10 citizens asso-
Citations will meet this week.
Tuesday, April 80.
Southeast-Friendship House, 6l9
D street SEa. 8 pms
Wednesday, May L.
Associatia04 Of Oldest Inhabi-
tahts-Old Union "Enene House,
Nineteenth and H streets NV, 7:30
pm.
Frfendship-Ja0ney School, Wis
consin avenue and Albemarle street
NV, S pm.s
Thursday, May 2.
Bradbury sHeig;1ts Bradbury
Heights M. E. Church, Pxrwen and
Ridg1 reads Sc, pm.
Connecticut AveriGe-S'arish hall
All Souls Memorial Church, Cath
edral avenue and Woodiey place
NV, &p.m.
sNortheast Conference.-The. IL po-
lice precinct. Seventeenth street and
Rhode Island avenue T.E., 0p.m
Washington Highs nds-39l8 Sec
onds stfeer S.W., 8 pm.
Friday. Mays3.
ClSllucl Heights-Keene School
Riggs ando3lair roads NV, 8 pm
} Randle HighlaDis-Orr School
TV,ntv second street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. 8 pm.
Saturday. May ~
ederation-Board room. District
Building, 6spm.'
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To Tour Parks

The Parks and Reservations Com
mittee Of the Board of Trade will
make tour Of the Districts park
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Important to Know of Work and Aims

How to make known the work by departments
the District the future plans
poant problem 1t of equal Importance
to various outside agencies performing
civic and social welfare The
functions of the Health Department affords striking
important of which the average
only snaeng of knowledge. How the public
quanted in nonechncal with what that department
Ing well what it is striving for
munty?
At recent meeting of the District of Columbia Legislative
Council appeared and sought the privilege explaining
what she regarded She asked support
organizations represented obtain appropriation the
of specialist examine blind
tents of Federal aid She interesting statistics from other
jurisdictions showing the discovery durable
such substantial percentage of effected through
treatment 1t indicated that only parttie opam
ologist would be required for this work.
Health Department then told
attempts had long made partm opthamoogist
to make similar examinations of the children in the public
schools 1t agreed that both of these services needed
and worthy but appeared there should be nrated
service provided under the Health Department.
Tomorrow the Health Division Council
will hold luncheon meeting at the Y W. A., Seventeenth
Streets when the subject will be Health Mothers
dren The various agencies Medical Society Health
men will have opportunity for interchange ideas
only touches small the local public health
problems
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On Capitol Hill,
AWeekIy Report on
D. c. LeqisIotion

The House District Committee at
its regular weekly meeting tomor-
row at 1890 am. VIII consider two
bills:
l. To amend the child labor law
to permit children over IA years
Of age to take part in professional
concerts and: theatrical productions.
2. To nberalize the Unemployment
Compensation Act by reducing the
employers pay roll tax and pro-
viding additional benefits for the
jobless.
The Senate Subcommittee on Dis
trict Appropriations tomorrow will
continue hearing representations by
citizens on items for inclusion in the
l94l District appropriation bill.
A special Senate subcommittee
Wednesday at 10 am. will hold a
closed meeting to consider S. 1913,
the primary election bill.
Bills introduced.
Senate:
S. 1880, to permit police and fire.
men to live outside the District line
within a radius Of II miles.
House:
None.
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1nequity of Non Resident Free Tuition

solution Of the problem of relief
tuition for nonresident children continuing 20
unsoved though the direction
reported that influential
preparations Committee will provision IS elm
mated This will be disappointment groups have
been unanimous their advocacy relief imposition
The the this educational service is more
han quarter million dollars Considered angle
the practice cannot be defended
observer is not advised practice know
that county in Maryland in which pupils
are schooled receives pupils
reside
There have been in the
District schools children United
States official set when the Federal
the District budget when the payment has
dropped to about IL per cent.
The continuation of this inequtabe
planned the fact that
In the House and the Senate the other
legislators responsible to the not
the voteless and unrepresented people of District
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CALENDAR NOTES,

CALENDAR NOTES.
May brings the last meeting
nights ofNhe majority of the citi-
Xens' associations until fall. A few
will meey in June and one group,
the association of Oldest Inhabi-
tants, as is its custom, will meet
throughout the year.
OF Lle 10 associations meeting
this week, Bradbury Heights, Con-
nscticut Avenue, Northeast Confer
ence, Washington Highlands, Chill
lum Heights and Randle Highlands
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True Business Methods for Public Business

Active leaders groups prone to see only the
defects in the operation of the District
discovery OF problems through complaints meetings
make profound impressions. But partial
pete solutions which have been found entirely
The word treamined" has
should not be applied to the Assessors undergone
one OF the revolutionary changes
parment Many the complaints by the
lost and inconvenience in discovering
debedne to the District for
once TO another and from counter another would
exhaust his patience That will unpleasant memory
system of the type
be in operation shortly.
plans modern eouipnnt began during the term f
the late Fred Allen
Edwin c. Dent Fine special
as counters contain the individual ledger
real estate IN the District Upon these will be recorded the
value of land parcel and the
amount OF tax of
of the particular Payments reported by the coe
tor OF taxes credited the
balance due may be had in
The tax bills to be made the operation
entries made The which ledger
bookkeeping type
writing machines of the very latest designs.
Besides the saving the citizen there
sure TO be great cut in the labor and cost of the
these records and bills Under the old
entered with pen and ink in large volumes and the bills typed
the record book and then separate required
for each piece of delinquent
tax accounts were handled in separate offices.
Since Mr. District appointed the AS
SCISSORS Office has undergone striking change
had the general
now all changed busnesske ap-
pearanc
alert to their appointed tasks.
The recording modelled after the systems of
the banks and large business establishments atmosphere
throughout one of modern business efficiency
pie OF the revamplng which the District
taxpayers deserve whether form of gov
the District through appropriation
route made the reforms in the possible
The perpetual SYSTEM really amounts to that
is worthy OF explanation and will included chapter
OF this column.
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Chest Work Chief Interest
OF Civic Leader. Rust
Has Been Trustee
Since Formation
II Years Ago

(SeUenteenth In a seires OF
sketches OF officers and directors
OF the Board OF Trade.)
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Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Business Methods for Public Business:
The Nonresident Tuition Question
BY JESSE C. sUTER.

Last week began with Improbable District Day"
House Representatives Some minor bills passed.
bill given consideration after following
progressed oblivion The bill considered
ee Of the Whole amended by having the provision
eliminated and attempts Of the defects existing
The committee finally reported the House.
amended and recommended that The amended bill
promptly rejected the and all legisla-
ton, in the present Congress, was banished.
The Senate Committee hearings the District appropriation
the COMMITTEES ready TO be
written up The absence adequate anticipated
serious handicap the committee attempting appropra-
tion requirements
The District reorganization plans moved on another Sep with
the adoption by the House District Committee ora modification
much altered plan Of its subcommittee The present proga
report the bill to the House Dis
trict day. May 13 Grouping of activities II departments
retention OF the Commissioners provision
assistant and the continuance of the Board Education
Board of Library Trustees at the chief
the proposed set-up.
The Senate declined the bill proposing
the recording of automobile liens
to the Department of Vehicles legislation
been generally approved by the civic with the idea bring
ing the title and other records regarding automobiles together
protective measure The only opposition to this
Recorder OF Deeds who with the usual zeal Government official
objects to being divested of any authority.
While this purely local Office it has usually
been given nonresident political
dered the party The incumbent
highly efficient Official District
why this Office should to Nonresident
political plum.
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"a New Members
Added to Rolls

The Georgetown Progressive Citi-
zens' Association has continued it's
drive for increased membership
with the acceptance of "a new
members.
Mrs. Joseph L. Goodman. chair
man of the Membership Commit
tee, in presenting the nominees an
nounced that they represented one
of the largest number of new men,
bers yet presented at one meeting.
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The Executive Committee met
Friday to complete plans for the
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Children's Health Roundup
Stressed by PIT. A. Head
IL Schools Are Registered
For Drive; Parents Invited
To Assist in Work
BY MRS. C. d. LOWE.

President C.
The summer roundup of children
-ar-reachng and constructive %
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(see PIT. A., Page C-s.)
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The following delegates to the
State convention have been ap-
pointed: Mrs. r. H. Meseath, CHAIR
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Day Camp Reunion 81
Msdfons Woods Postponed

Dss 70 TIA prevailing abssndsDes
u illnesses. ths Day Camp chair
man. Mrs. Herman aordfsrs. an
nelncas tbs ppstDonsmsnt 81 ths
Day Camp reunion scheduled fsr
YET. z
More than 900 Gir acouis ana
girls from ali ever ths city are
sagsriy s~siting ths sssting a |.
1ss data. - they may rsnsw tns
friendships formed. and live again
IN memory ths happy hens spsnl
~ "hsdrons woo1s." the ssfy
beautiful and sDpfoprssts HAsas
chosen for ths all afy Day Camp.
sAsdrona Woods u located hAst
below old Fort slsquAiiy ~ Posni
Defiancs park. and y sponsored
and stated ~ the Tacoma ogfs
Scout council Al girIs a Ts-
com4 may attend and enjoy all
sDrta n camp activities IN sports.
dramatics and handicrsft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-01

NI1rek auEIllsFy of1eF = fhe
Ansr&nth. wtlI m>>t ~ : p1en<
aas party Thursday rcen y rl&h-
sxs civic sentsr. Tn pubic >
eerfl<lly Irvfs>a "a attend ~ 81
far - vAseA tr><g> - - wsn
~ played
Hc>sss.~s wtsi ~ Meezesr>e
cafh<rfns q. Leach. Marry -
Jchnntan. n a. An<ssxNen. chrtp
fiAn Fc~s. Edwin f'er~nn Hsss
E1isn Van wsstknfS. Fcf rss<Fve-
terra tkrse rlsnnsnx n sstsna ~
ASKED h cAli ~<>her 0Arlon1
ATTN - tsArsan1 mn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-01
League Plans
Meeting
Womens Dem oerstie
Group 70 Hold Regular
Session on Friday

The Pierce County Women's
Democratic league viii hold its
regular meeting Friday after
noon in the Rose and Gold
room of Hotel Winthrop at
z o'clock. Mrs. Frank Cole,
president. will preside and
candidates for city offices will
have the privilege Of speaking
briefly before the members of
the league.
All women. whether members Of
the league or not. are welcome TO
attend the meeting.
The board Of directors and chair
men OF standing committees will
have a no-host luncheon at 1870
O'Clock IN the hotel dining room.
Board members and committee
chairmen include Mesdsmes Cole,
Calvin Stewart, J. Frank Hobbs.
Stuart Elliott. Frank Balxano,
L. w. Craig. James n. Egsn, A. ~.
Van slyke, w. s. Burroughs. John
O,Meara, William hcNamana,
Walter RAsch. J. y. LAgenour.
Thomas Yingiing and T. r. Malloy.
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B0RAH'S FORTUNE
aTAnTe ON PAou ON =

said. n had always bsiisvsd ~
senator would leave me pfovIted
for after HE death. and ! knew
he had peilciss In ths~~ companies.
But w~ never talked much
about hls finances. I nsvsr -
llsved ~ woaid pass away hefuse
! did. ~ his people wsrs al ioas.
lived"
BoraA usually was rsGsr6a1 n
Washington - : ~poor" man.
whose lnooms wa9 Iln11t11 - ~
salary A. senator. 1880 . yesf
up 10 ip2e. $4,000 after that. ~
iivsd modesiiy. entertaining only
Close friends IN tbs apartment fnf
which he paid si7a . meath -
rent.
However,. when Bossh eams -
ths U. .. senate - pears aao. ~
was . moderately wealthy man.
judged BY 1907 standard.
Wh~n ~ wns defeaee1 ~
M s~ass~ In te0x. ~ nes
masking ese,see yses - .
iewyss. se~~saiss - s~>hnt>s
tnsssusaebs@. The~s ssugeeo
s~sd nsvsh ~ . p~sss~ai ~.
ssss u otes,eee whes -
sssss - Wssh1sssss.
Afies ~ b~eauss sssstss.
Bsvsk refsslse< fssss ses>pss
Ing ssy isssi bssssse~s. ~
shsagh sstssstsse. lsxttimass
sff~rs wess nssse ~ him. ~
- isvs.s rnshas hesvt1t n
NE issssssss psstsssss n wna
&niA. go sosbea touem spsa
tb<tv maturity.
T'h~ safety dsposis b1s contained
lie fruit NJ shese savings and h.
with q simply .~osded
~ilI h~qssathsns shs snsirs fortune
10 Mrs.. bofah
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Parties Continue to Honor
Miss Brustsd, Bride-to-Be
Fianess Of Lieut.. Robert vsndenbers cempEmsnsed d
Msesnsnsous Shower; informal Party VII
Follow Rshssrsl rhuudsy Evening

Many the showers and informal parties being given
in compliment 10 Miss Florence Brustad daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. ?. Brustsd who Friday evening win become
the bride Of Lieut. Robert Vandenhers Mr. and Mrs.
Eben VandenberE Following the rehearsal Thursday
ming for the ceremony which viii be soemnsed in the Fort
the wedding party.
In honor Of the brdetobe Miss Esther Cory and Miss
Marjorie copeland entertained Monday evening a. mis-
eeaneous shower at the formers home The hostesses
were assisted during the evening by Mrs. Frank Cory
mother Of Miss Cory
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-01
Hold Meetinsst
Country Club
Ladies Coli Team Elects
Mrs. Andrews 70 Sue
coed Mrs. Rust

The ladies' golf team of the
Tacoma Country and Golf club
met Tuesday afternoon at the
Country club for its annual
meeting, at which Mrs. Harry
w. Andrews was elected team
captain to succeed Mrs. Arthur
Rust, retiring captain. Lunch
con at the clubhouse was en-
joyed by those attending the
meeting.
Members OF the golf team who
were present were Miss Presley
Ellis. Mrs. James Lyon. Mrs. w. 4.
Brokaw, Mrs. Minot Davis, Mra
II. B. Murray. Mn. F. p. Draws.
Mrs. Arthur Rust. Mrs. Ada B.
beaverton, Mrs. 4. p. Rose, Mrs.
j. F. Alsip, Mrs. Robert Beach.
Mrs. Horace V. X. Wright, Mrs.
Charles T. Peterson, Mrs. Thomas
II. Mills. Mrs. Judson Benton. Mrs.
Harry w. Andrews, Mrs. Henry
Foss and Mrs. w. H. Lindberg.
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Plan Initiation
And Election


Warren assembly. Order At
Rainbow for Clrla. win hold
il lat initiation II the term
q 3 e'elock Saturday evening
IN Warrsn Masonic temple.
There win also b. IN election
Of officers. Mrs. Mark CuryHh.
mother adviser. and Mias
Lucille Currah. worthy ID
wiser. will preside.
Degrees will ~ conferred - tne
Mlssrs Anna Marie vauGhA Card
Clamp. ruin End Mnrwasst h1see%
man ana ncxta nrown.
commlttss nssmhesu fnr oatus-
dAy's meeting Iaelssaes peeesA-
tinas. Misses Marleus Lou hs<vsI
Patsy MeAlilstss, haEdelie matte.
Ruby pu rwr an4 AsisNs uove-
land. decorations. 1Isses netn
Funk. Marceiia ehsshisek Mr.
iorse Lane. Severity nslfoy ss1
nArkarst nlcsoa.
Al The last meeting n sbs -
sembiy. eanh msmesr reostvsd :
shadow pAi."
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The better English class of the
Woman's club will meet at lC
o'clock Friday morning with Mrs
r. G. Anderson as leader.
The garden department will
meet at 12:45. at which time Mrs.
Berry sugg, chairman, will pre-
sent w. D. Firth OF Firth Nursery.
who will talk on Grouping of
Towering Shrubs, Evergreens and
handspring"
An outstanding program will be
presented at 2 O'Clock by the Fine
Arts department. Mrs. w. l..
Tucker, vice chairman, is In
charge and will introduce Mrs.
Ellsworth C. Power. chairman OF
the department, who will give a
talk on The Drama"
Miss Dorothy Selden will play
group of three violin numbers
and Miss Beth Nicholson will be
presented In a group OF vocal solos.
An original dramatic skit writ
ten by Mrs. Edwin r. Ray will
be given by the author and Miss
Portia Miller, a teacher at Pa
cific Lutheran college. All mem
bers of the club are invited to at
tend.
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Unity Temple Plans Pot
lIuck Luncheon

A pot luck luncheon will be Civ
en- at II o'clock on Thursday al
Unity temple, with Mrs. Ronald
Watts a. chairman. Assisting her
viii be Mesdamss !. Daniels. Ralph
Wilmer. Fred Lswrenz. Daniel Bur
lison and Mark Mcmillan.
Miss Marian Seymour win have
charge Of the music during tbs
afternoon and Mrs. Leila d. Rooms
viii speak. Reservations for the
affair are to be made with Mrs.
Watts at Proctor 265s-h, OF at
the temple, Main o27s.
Sewing club, Bonnie Doom lodge,
will meet al S p. m. Wednesday al
the home of Mrs. A. Copeland. 702
So. Yakima ave.
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Health Club 70 Have
Open Houss on Friday

The Margaret Blair Health club
viii entertain It's members and
friends at 10 O'Clock Friday morn
ing at . special visitors day pro-
gram al the American Legion hall.
s07 30. g st.
During the day. there viii be
dance numbers. piano and vocal
solos by members of the club and
an interesting talk on Hawaii by
Mrs. Forest Rice. After the pro-
gram. a buffet luncheon will be
served All those Interested are
cordially invited 70 attend.