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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
Miss MacD Leaves
For Sun Valley

To represent the Washington
ski meet Miss Shirley Mcdonald.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Mcdonald. will leave for Sun
Valley this weekend with party
from Seattle. She IL the only
feminine skier from the Northwest
chosen for competition. After the
Idaho races she hopes 10 10 on TO
compete In Utah.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16

There vsli - special mssse>i -
seetionx.
seccArvps Pressed meets Il
10 ?. n. n - hsneArccm q n
schrci uu<ss sr>Nkes. Mrs.. q. =
Jensen and <rs pcnniss Hewitt
hn<s<rp>s.
nNklAss rre>rh>~1 me<ss a
T.ts ,. n. 81 The hesn< ~ Mr.
Escnsld csm<run. 1pln - Puget
scana with Mrs carl rvse>vn
rrssidins Judge ,. q. Hsmann
wsii sreas ~ ire fr~v~utlcn a
Juvenile Delinquency Mrs Jsea
LAMAR N ehssss - she ssesaI
hour.
Thur~1av
Asstngsua rresrAe~1 n><ts q
no =. N. m The hssns - Mra
Edward Meter. Tois aa Alder.
Mrs Lillian kmhaem wiki iead ~
study group.
Asslnusu. p.-T. A. nss>s a i,so
p. m. IN the iunchrccm. Nh AIice
Hssr,a a. the y.w.cA. wiil sp>Ah
an Democracy Begins n TIE
Iioms~ Mra klenncr MeTsxea'
rom Win put On the pveas>m sn4
mother. es her papiis VII -
hasteeses
0ssst PIT. \. meets ~ 40 ,.
NJ. IN the sehnol sndlsoFiun. Mise
nnroshs Smith ~ str~sft inter.
mediate win speak IN 'aopror-
tunities sor f.uidspe> dustax The
Grade aeheol Years Musical
numssrs ~ rupiis ~ Grant sensel
under the direcsica a hsss rrnsst.
ne Jasl
ussaes Asass ps~~rA.~1 vii
sponsor IN amstsur night a . p
N. IN The srheni sadilessum. Ths
play -our Dear, Dear chiidrsUs'
presented 81 The pF~eehoal h~n-
anst. ~in b = feature Il the
entertainment with musical and
dancing numbers. Mrs. n y
prustt wiil be In charge ~ th>
candy sale
sesslssu. PIT. a. mssts 81 p
m. IN the Msnitsa school. Prob
lens of the Consumer win - ths
s.,by~rt. Mrs. 4. n. I~wia viii Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
lRebekah Lodge to Install

|, Mount Tacoma Rebekah looge
will meet in the l. o. o. F. temple
Friday evening at o'clock. Mrs.
|, Raymond Robinson, assisted by
Mrs. George Goetzka, will preside.
II Honored guests will be Robbie
lice White, president of the Re-
bekah assembly. who is making
her official visit, and the noble
lgrands, vice grands, district depu-
ties and junior past grands Of the
4 Rebekah lodges of the city.
Using the "old robes" which are
dearly treasured by the order, the
Mt. Tacoma Degree staff will con-
FER the degrees. The robes won a
prize at the Grand lodge more
than 30 years ago.
Many out-of-town guests are ex-
pected. A late supper will be
served by Mrs. Bill Dillman and
her committee. Mrs. c. Newell
has charge of the decorations. All
Rebekahs are welcome.
The Canadian Legion and Aux
iliary will show moving pictures
of the King and Queens recent
visit to the United States and
Canada, to be followed by a pro-
gram and dance at 8 o'clock Sat-
urday evening, in Emerson hall.
John r. Thompson auxiliary,
u. s. w. w., will sponsor a card
party Saturday evening in the
armory. Mrs. Edwin Nicely, chair
man. Public invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles
Back at Country Club

/, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Cowles
of the Tacoma Country club re-
, turned to Tacoma on Wednesday
4 afternoon from an extended trip
! since last December. Their
1 travels took them to the East
Indies, the Philippines and Ha-
4 wall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
Clubs

Pierce County Associates Of the
Blind will meet for another IN a
series Of card parties Friday even
ing at 8 O'Clock at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Wsnzsr, 454I
SO. Puget Sound ave.
Daughter. Of America will meet
Friday evening at O'Clock In
Warren hail for an initiation Of a
class. Mrs. A. W. pauison and
Mrs. Henry Carreison In eharge.
Mrs. Loren Mcbride In charge Of
refreshments
an sirls club Of Waller road
Is sponsoring q card party satur-
day night, March Is. al the Waller
Road Community hall a. s O'Clock.
500. pinochis and Chinese checkers
win be played.
Northiight club Will celebrate is
thirtieth anniversary Saturday,
March 10. A splendid program has
been prepared. after which Nor
wegisn sandwiches VIII be served
st. Benedict's church VIII spOn-
sor q card party Ia the spansway
school Saturday evening At 3
o'clock.
Junior Musicians Of Ameriez
viii hold a skating party satur-
day evening from 10 until ~
O'Clock At the Midway rink. Mrs..
Christian Jorgensen IL chairman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
College Groups
Dance Friday
Alphs Chi Nu. Delfs Alpha
Gamma. Lambdss rosts

Three organizations from
the fraternity and sorority
group at the College of Puget
Sound are making plans for
dances Saturday evening.
Delta Alpha Gamma sorority
and Alpha Chi M fraternity
have made elaborate plans for
a semi-formal dance at the
junior ballroom Of the Hotel
Winthrop. while Lambda Sig
ma Chi sorority is planning
for a novelty. informal dance
at the Fern Hill Masonic
temple.
A 81. patrick's motif carried out
In green decorations and green
programs wlll BE- featured 1t the
dance for which Delta Alpha
Gamma and Alpha Chi M are to
be hosts and hnssesscs. On the
green background behind the or
ohestra viii be thu Greek letters
OF the two organizations In silver
with colored spotlights playing
upon them. ON tho COMMITTEES ar.
ranging for the dance arc Miss
Florence barrow. Miss Margaret
varnes, Miss Jane Sorcnson. Will
lam Wood. Rohert Berg. and I'd
ward Grsnlund.
Patroas Invited
Patrons and patronesses invited
for the evening are DR.. and MIRA
Charles T. Battin. Mr.. and Ars.
Richard d. Smith. Mia Linda
Van Norden. Miss Marjorie Jsn-
kins. Or. and Mrs Paul h. Means
and DIR. and Mrs. Raymond l..
Powell. The presidents Of each
fraternity ON the campus have
been invited to attend the dance.
Stalwick. Jane Barton and Betty
Cieary. Members Of the dance
Novelty Theme for Lambdas
The informal dance of lambda
Sigma Chi In 10 carry out q Sadie
Hawkins motif, with decorations
depicting . typical "Dogpatch''
scene, and those attending the
dance viii wear costumes appro-
pirate To the theme. Several now
city dances have been planned
along with the regular dance pro-
gram.
Patrons and patronessss who
have been invited 10 attend the
dance are DIR. and Mrs. julius p.
Jaeger. DIR. and Mrs. Marvin n.
schsfer. Or. and Mrs. Harry l..
Davis. DIR. and Mrs. Harry n.
johnson and Mr.. George Reagan.
Alumnae of the sorority and spe.
cial guests for the evening are the
Misses Vera Jean Freeman. Helen
Stalwick, Jane Barton and Betty
Cleary. Members Of thu dance
committee are Miss Muriel Woods,
chairman. Mas Patricia Cannon.
Miss Bergitte Hansen and Miss
Evelyn Decker.
An incomplete guest list In
cludes the Messrs. William Keller.
Lawrence Henderson. Myles Bar
rett, George Mitchell. sherman
whipple. Maynard Carlson. Harold
Carlson. Harold Nelson. Edward
Bucsko. Bernard Enright. Melvin
rennett, IT,. Csrenoe hykland.
Ronald Whitley. Lyle Froman. Joe
Price, Robert sloat. Richard sloat.
James Scott. Wally starksy. Jess
Denzler. Leland Thune. William
Dammeier. Gene Hall. Herman
kieiner. Philip Murray. kahlsr
Lilleberg. Darreld Underwood and
Richard Pufflch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
Attend Industrial Meeting

Members Of the Industrial COM
mittee of the Tacoma Y. W. c. A.
were entertained by the Seattle
committee in the tea room of the
Seattle association, Thursday at
$50. After dinner with the Thurs
day Night club. a health talk was
given by DR.. Miriam Lincoln.
Later at the joint committee
meeting plan was outlined for
further study of the wages and
hours law for women Of the state.
The members Of the Tacoma
committee making the trip TO Sc
attic were Mrs. Frank G. Willlston,
who served a. chairman, Mrs. Rial
Benjamin. Mrs. Roger Z. Chase,
Miss Gladys Larson, Industrial sec
rotary for the Tacoma Y w. c. A,
Mrs. Edward NJ. Lewis. Mrs. Helen
Stafford, Mrs. Storrs s. Waterman,
Miss Naomi Ellison, Miss Beatrice
Kimbal, Aiss Yerna Shanck, Miss
Olga spsroni, Miss Alpha Richard.
and Mrs. Z. s. Strang.
Firemen's auxiliary card ---ty
Friday AZ 8 p. N. in hall & sth
and A SITS. Fayors for bridge, 500
and pinochle. Late supper. For
reservations call, Mrs Kenneth
AeCrimmon, chairman. Ma 1888;
hrs. Detmer Keller, BR 4s43, or
Mrs. Francis West, PR 1912.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
Miss Carol Jean Currie
Weds. Mr.. Connors

OF interest to their many friends
in Tacoma and vicinity was the
marriage of Miss Carol Jean Cur
rie and Mr.. Warren Connors who
chose Feb. 20 as their wedding
day. Before relatives and friends
they took their vows at the altar
of Park Avenue Lutheran church,
the Rev. Hans Svinth officiating.
The bride Is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Currie OF So. X
st. and was given in marriage by
her father.
Mr.. Connors is the son OF Mrs.
Henry McCune OF Chehalis and
Mr.. Arthur w. Connors of Tacoma.
Before the ceremony Miss
Pauline Young sang 81 Love You
Truly
For her wedding the bride chose
pale blue crepe frock with u
spring hat OF massed flowers and
small veil Her bridal bouquet was
Of rosebuds and sweetpess. Her
only attendant, Mrs. syerre Ben
UNI. sister Of the bridegroom, wore
navy blue and white afternoon
dress with navy accessories and a
corsage of carnations Mr.. Benum
was best man.
Following the ceremony an aunt.
Mrs. Gerald Poster, 4040 A St,
entertained the wedding guests at
supper. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Connors left for Chehalis where
their new home will be.
Presiding at the lace covered
table centered with the bridal cake
was Mrs. Fred MCMILLAN, aunt Of
Mrs. Connors. Assisting were
Misses Marjory Melvin, Jean
Pease, Barbara Ann Wallis, Violet
Jeanne Wilson. Betty Paul and
Jerry and Maxine Poston.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16

bryant PIT. a. " sponsoring .
cooking school ~ Ftansrs Give
auditorium on the TIN floor. 81
o. m, There IL no eeargs sna
me group must have 81 lsah ~
persons present
Fraal1ls PIT. a. meets ~ I'*s
q. m. IN ths school and fathers
are especially invited. Ars. w.
A. Thompson Of tina on scout
headquarters Will talk on Scout
ing ana Illustrate her talk with
shadowgraph pictures Dr. c. q.
Trimble viii speak On FIRST Aid"
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-21

nautics authority will be offered at
Montana State university this summer,
according to an announcement by DR..
A. S. Merrill, director of the work, The
university has been allowed a quota
OF 80 students for the summer work.
HAVRE-Havre people who attended
meeting of the veterans association
of the Great Northern at Sioux City,
were Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Koerner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Hilla, Mrs. Carl johnson,
Mrs. John Lanham, Mrs. William Cog
gins, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Spears and
John Lloyd.
CASCADE-The local chapter of the
Future Farmers of America, under the
supervision of Dallas Ferry, Smith
Hughes instructor, returned home after
a Today tour of the eastern part of
the state and Yellowstone park They
visited the famous Morrison caves, the
college at BoZeman, Yellowstone park,
Billings, Lewistown and Great Falls.
HAVRE-Real progress is being made
in the fight against grasshoppers in
this area. thanks to the weather and
prompt cooperation of farmers with
federal and state agencies. GraSShop-
pers travel and eat little while the
rains are on and recent wet weather
pa dlIOlI W any
extent
ANACONDA John Horvath, IA,
widely known resident of Anaconda
for the past As years, died following
an extended Illness. He was born near
Budapest, Hungary. He came to Ana
conda about 1895 and had been en-
ployed at the Anaconda reduction
works until his retirement four years
ago.
TURNER-Andrew Anderson, pro-
prietor of the local light plant. will
soon institute 18-hour service, having
recently installed diesel engine.
HARLOWTON-A storm with 40 OF
an inch of precipitation visited here
The rain was preceded by wind with
velocity at times of about so miles
an hour.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-Mi-
chael S. JacoWicz, who was arrested
near here last January on a charge
of auto theft and subsequently con-
fessed to Sheriff Mike Bergan the STAY
ing OF Frank Saltisiak at New Britain
Conn, recently was sentenced to life
imprisonment in Connecticut, accord
ing to word received by Bergan from
the federal bureau of Identification
LANDUSKY-At the CCC camp two
miles below here storm tore tents
from pegs and tossed them into the
brush or whipped them to shreds II
lifted the cook tent and sent the cool:
scampering for shelter. Food was left
by hungry boys who sought protection
in or under covered trucks or other
tents.
MISSOULA-The state correspond
ence school and WPA extension service
which is sponsored by the state de-
partment OF education is rendering eX-
tensive services TO Montana CCC
camps, State Supervisor Melvin L
Schneider reports. The school, located
at Montana State university, is Serv-
ing at the present time 1893 enrollees
in the noncredit field and 345 in the
high school credit field
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-21
Prominent BeaUerhead
StOckgrOLUer Is Dead

Harry Schiller, prominent Beaver
head valley rancher, died at his ranch
home north of Dillon, after a long III
ness.
He was born in Newark, O., March
10, 1873, and when only years of age
came to Dillon with his family, SPEND
ing the rest Of his life in that COM
munity.
Schiller was a member Of Dillon
lodge No. 16, A F. g. A. M; a past
high priest of Dillon chapter No. 8,
Royal Arch Masons; a past command
er of st. Elmo commandery, Knights
Templar, and a member OF Bagdad
temple of the Shrine in Butte.
He was member Of Grace Method
St church
Surviving him are his widow, two
daughters, Harriet and Mildred of
Dillon; three sons, John and Lee, both
of Dillon, and Harry, a sailor in the
United States navy, stationed at Puerto
Rico: a brother, Lee Schiller of Denver,
and four sisters, Mrs. Edgar Ferris,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mickus and Mrs. Ed
Cushing, all of Dillon, and Mrs. Rob-
ert Bidstrup Of Yakima, Wash
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-21

oh, Dick" her mother sobbed and
knelt beside the bed. oh. Dick, I've
missed you sol"
Il know" her father said, because
I missed you that same way. We be-
long to each other. Helen Nothing like
this must ever happen again"
1T WON'T" her mother promised.
"Oh. it WON'T"
Are we going to stay here on the
farm awhile, mother?" Diane asked
timidly. 49,,
mother said.
Diane felt good. And she suspected
there was a reason, She walked to the
window and looked at the weather
vane on the barn. Yep, it was pointed
in the right direction. The wind was
from the west.
CThe End
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-21

HAvRE-Appointment by. Mayor H.
F. McMaSter OF Conley Lanham to the
Havre police commission for a three
year term, taking the place of John
R. Alcott, was approved by the city
council
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-21
Man Says "A
New Lease on Life"

For many years I suffered from
piles, kidney, bladder and prostate
gland trouble. During the night I had
TO get up every half hour. I was very
nervous all the time, which was hard
on me. as I am IA years old I tried
many kinds of medicines with no re-
suits. I finally decided to visit the
Wong Sun Company and try their
Chinese Herb medicine I bought only
a few weeks supply of the herb medi-
cines. with the result that have taken
new lease on life. after only a few
weeks trial of Wong Suns Chinese
Herbs. I would certainly recommend
them to anyone sick or suffering"
MIR. FRANK TOOLAN,
857 Crook Street,
Sheridan, Wyoming
III you are suffering from any of these
troubles, try Wong Suns Chinese
Herbs. They are available at the Wong
Sun Company. Billings, Great Falls,
Missoula, and Helena, Montana.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-21

BOZEMAN-Contract for the con-
struction of a 22-block paving project
on the south side of Bozeman was let
by the city commission to the Standard
Construction Co. of Bozeman on a bid
Of S81 1853, the lowest of eight bids
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-21
News Briefs
From the Treasure State

TJRSER-A new resident is Hiram
CLARK border patrolman. Clark's fam
ily, who reside in oregon, will not
move to Turner for the present.
u-D,r,, 90, c,,., ,,.;.
JlDilh Naf-SAd[!eS - Rem, son
ena. former residents of Judith GAP
is member of the graduating class
uocr, ..
MouELAND-Ca ANDERSON OF me
wing district purchased the Ekegren
he in charge The Merle EEegren fam
ilv Will move to california
BoZEMAN-lhe CIallatn Sheep as
Soclatlons Wool pool was sold by the
directors to the Colonial Wool Co. OF
vii he az aho1t 10 600 ,to,,nG tH 4'e '''p
HARLOWTON-T WE'VE Future
Farmers returned from weeks camp
ing trip to the Belt mountains near
old Utica. William Evans. Smith
ramn Nts'' ue'o' tt"o Charge oi 'i'e
-,
IURNER-The Big Flat area received
several soaking rains. which it is hoped
Will check the graSShopperS Farmers
are spreading poisoned bait The Great
Nv ea-.,d,,st al oieeia4 '4"Hl W Ing
~
LIVlNGSTON-Edward F. Gems. so.
Spokane Coal Co. salesman, was badly
injured when his car skidded on wet
highway 10 miles east of here and over
a I1,,o 'e'e"4 'tiiieS' nc "aS 'ta'eniie
CASCADE-Thirteen girls of the Cas-
cade Girl Scout troop, their leader.
Miss Hazel Pomeroy, and assistant
leader, Mrs. A. NJ. Perrine, returned
after a four-day camping trip to Sheep
CREEK.
RE-Appointment by Mayor H
F. NIcMaster OF Conley Lanham to the
Havre police commission for a three
year term, taking the place of John
Il: Aicott, was approved by the city
po,p,,.~ ,
struction of a 22-bIock navine nroiect
on the south side of Bozeman was lei
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-21
Two Transfers

Charles Moseley, track inspector on
the Great Northern from Judith Gap
to Mossmain, was transferred to the
run between Great Falls and Havre,
with headquarters at Great Falls. Stew
art Ford of Plentywood has taken his
place at Judith Gap
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-21
CHARLES J. McGUIRK

CHARLES J. McGUIRK
1910: BY News Syndicate Co., Inc.
TWO PARTS-PART TWO
(sld her close and patted her
IS though she were still a very
baby. 1t felt good and soon
pped crying and lay with her
Sting against his shoulder. No
hid anything but Aunt Nancy
suddenly and left the room
cle Tom came in.
Dick" he greeted. whats
lear about you and Helen break
and Helen taking Di away2"
true" her father said.
rs too bad" Uncle Tom said
1sThat Is too bad!"
kagine," her father changed the
that you can use another
rv. You're haying. aren't you?"
4 Uncle Tom eyed him thought
b and down. But don't think
be much help, Dick. You're
oft. You need a lot Of harden
then Diane noticed that they
look as much alike as she had
ID. They looked alike but there
difference between them which
zen wrought by their ways of
Uncle Tom, 10 years older,
that much younger than her
His tall body was lean and
Ger fathers features were pale
| little puffy. His hands trembled.
tiy," she asked him suddenly.
you ever going back TO
not for some time" he an
aren't your Don't you love her
E.e2"
Z he whispered, II love her"
u then why don't you bring her
L live with Granny and Aunt
and Uncle Tom and us2"
doesn't like the country" he
bed.
doesn't like Granny or Uncle
Aunt Nancy, too"
Ii say such thingsl"
! she said she didn't" Di de-
her eyes puzzled. II heard her
Ey you asked her to ride out
Filth you and me. Remember
bid, No. and when you asked
b. she said, You and yours bore
Fsll, yours must be Granny and
Tom and Aunt Nancy. 1t must
too, think. But I'm here, too,
Fbe she didn't put me in. Daddy,
i 60 back to the city? I don't
10. I want to stay with you.
| NAV ~"
Eadn't answer her. He sat there,
at nothing. trying to explain
ting which couldn't be explained.
E-ied his face in his hands. 1t
len Diane heard the car. 1t was
fast and 1t turned into the
|civeway. She ran to the window
Foked out.
mother" she said.
q swept In like a great lady.
Is beautiful and her smile made
want to run and hug ner. But
Is afraid. You never knew how
! would act. So she stood with
|iher's arm about her while her
took the big chair her father
come for Diane" she stated.
have to hurry as have a dinner
ment. You've told them about
Er separation, Dick?"
en-" Granny said, and her voice
II and pleading. Wont you let
stay with us for a little while?"
.ainly not" Helen refused flat
That's ridiculous. The court
ID her custody to me. Naturally.
Il mother and a child's place Is
Ter mother" She smiled at Dr.
Hello. darling"
%, mother" Diane said without
Lasm.
., aren't you going to kiss me2
here" Diane walked stiffly to
q received her kiss on the cheek.
Tou know I was coming to take
lex to town with me?"
mother" Diane acknowledged.
DO we have to go right away?
We stay another month and go
then I usually do? Oh. mother,
I'M Is so beautiful nowl Uncle
getting in the hay. The peaches
'e and the apples are ripening.
sraniums have begun to bloom.
other, you'd love 1t here. Please
II little while. Please, mother!"
ie a plot" her mothers laugh
and she looked at no one In
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-21
Asks Pipeline Permit

Permission to construct a natural
gas pipeline from Fort Peck to Glen
dive has been asked of the federal
power commission by the Montana
Dakotas Utilities Co. of Minneapolis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-26
Meeting Recently
OF EpWorth League

The EpWOrth League Of Harris
Chapel church held its December
meeting recently, in the home of
Miss Ailenc GreenWay, Of Williams
boro. The meeting was opened with
the hymn, clark! the Herald An
gels Sing, which was followed by
short business meeting.
The Christmas Scripture was read
by Miss Ailene Greenway, followed
by prayer by Rev. a. M. Smith.
The league sang, %. Little Town OF
Bethlehem. Miss Ruby Mccain
read why the Chimes Rang fol-
lowed by poem, Dear Santa
Claus" by Miss Susie Lee Green
way. The program was closed by
singing Silent Night, Holy Night"
Miss Susie Lee GreenWay had
charge Of the games. Chinese check
ers were played, with Miss Callle
Robinson winning prize as winner
and Miss Mary Hester as loser.
The hostess, assisted by Miss Susie
Lee GreenWya, served delicious re-
freshmentS to the group. Gifts were
distributed and opened by everyone
The members were present one hun
dred per cent.
The league will hold its next meet
ing with Misses Bevelyn and A. d.
Glover ON January 16. and all MEM
bers are urged to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-26
State Parole System
Is Money Saver
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is eflecting quite a substantial say.
inS in money to the State
MIR. Gill didn't do the calculating
but figure il out Il costs 80 cent
a day less to keep man on parole
than in prison and ,433,720 prison
lays have been saved, which at Sc
cents a day would amount 10 S!.27G..
OlO.8O in five years, or above $3.50,
900 year.
The Paroles Commission declares
that the economic value doesn't stop
with the mere saving effected in cost
Of maintenance Of prisons. either.
In his brief he adds:
But the savings in cost # priSor
maintenance are but IN incident il
the tremendous economic and sOcia
savings effected through the rehabil
itatlOn Of men. Our roster OF IS
will currently earn approximately
$4,000 per month or in excess of {
half million dollars during year
Our investigation shows that theS: