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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
BuffeIen
Is Honored
Bride-fo-Be OF Mr.. William
Michael Haley Feted by
Mrs. Forkenbrock

For the pleasure of Miss
Clasina Buffelen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buffelen,
who will wed Mr.. William
Michael Haley, son of Mrs. X.
r. Haley March q in st. Pat
rick's church, Mrs. Dale Fork
enbrock entertained Sunday
morning at breakfast at the
Tacoma hotel. Following the
breakfast, the guest of honor
was showered with pottery
gifts for her new home.
Places at the breakfast table
were marked by dainty corsages Of
spring flowers and centering the
table was a mixed arrangement Of
tulips, daffodils and carnations in
a white container.
Guests were Mrs. John Buffelen,
mother of the bride-to-be; Mrs.
L. G. Prendergast Of Seattle and
Mrs. Clarence Layton, sisters Of
Miss Buffelen; Mrs. Richard Buff
felen, sister-in-law of the bride
elect. and the Misses Patricia CAL
vert, Marjorie Schwalen, Valdene
Hazelton, Elvira Gagliardi. Vir-
ginia Marinoff, Rita Rae Morgan,
Nancy Haley, sister of the pros
pective bridegroom; Rosemary
Burke, Jane Allstrum and Mar
garet BurkeY.
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Mrs. Harry Tiedeman for Mes
danes Clarence Ericsson, Andrew
Sofia, Larry Hucsby. william Hal
ley. A. II. Swan and Howard
WEIGH; Mrs. s. r. Tokstad for Mes
danes Fred Farrell. Thomas Car
bone and Miss Helene Hanks: Mrs.
w. G. Bott for Mesdames Harry
J. Jorgenson. Ronald Smith and
Edward Bowman.
Tables Numerous
Mrs. Arthur Schmitz for Mes
danes Duey whipple, Ted Healy
and +. b. Mossman: Mrs. James
w. Thrasher for Mesdames Bert
Thrasher. Howard Daily and Will
lam Taylor; Mrs. Delbert Belfoy
for Mesdames Otto Glasman, Ivan
Talbot and William skaugset; Mrs.
Morley Brotman for Mesdames
Roger Mott, Melvin Monsen and
Harold Brotman; Mrs. Carl Andri-
SEX for Aesdames Leo Tonetti,
Raymond Allison. Douglas Coates,
Robert Eaton and Misses Elaine
Oberbillig. Gertrude sydow and
Helen Sullivan: Mrs. Carl sund
for Mesdames Ronald Tcssier, Joe
Thomas and Bert johnson.
Other reservations that have
been received include; Mesdames
Blanch Edwards. Miles Rsub. A. T.
Dockeray. Frank w. Fox, walter
Brown. Joseph Turco, George Ger
ratio, r.. X. Weller, Everett Jensen.
Russell Anderson. Jerry Geehan,
Jr., and Vernon G. johnson.
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Seminary Auxiliary Issues
300 Invitations to Tea
Friends and Parents of Annie Wright Students Are
Invited TO Open House on the Afternoon of
March l.; Mrs. Sehseffer. Chairman

Three hundred invitations have been issued to parents
Of students and friends of Annie Wright seminary for the
large house tea which the Seminary auxiliary Is plan
ming for Friday afternoon March in the Great Hall of the
school.
Mrs Ralph c. Schaeffer is chairman of the for the
afternoon and the girls of the class will assist in
serving Mrs. Christen Quev IT, the program chairman
AM has arranged the musical numbers which students
will present.
Photographs of the seminary will be shown to the guests
who will later be conducted through the building by the
juniors Highlghting the afternoon will be the presenta-
part their project this year in adding to the library and
musical denartments
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A chorus Of the fifth and sixth
grade students will sing The
Charm of the Bees" The member
ship includes Martha Cushman,
Sally Gilpin. Mary Hooker. Nancy
Hull. Janet Langabeer, Helen Meis-
nest. Patricia Murphy. Joann
Nicholson, Virginia Lou Peterson.
Peggy Rust, Amelie Haines, Gena-
vie Difford, Virginia Draws, and
Nancy Thomas.
Patricia Billings Of the eighth
grade will sing Song of the
Grandmother" and "Grandmoth-
er's Lament" and Janet Saxton Of
the seventh grade will sing Morn
ing Song" and Little Red Riding
Hood in the Meadow" The songs
are selections from the operetta
Little Red Riding Hood" which
the students will soon present at
the school.
The seminary auxiliary is headed
by Mrs. Nels Johanson, chairman,
Mrs. Louis A. Love, vice-chairman,
Mrs. D. NJ. Dayton, secretary
treasurer, Mrs. NJ. N. Saxton, tea
chairman, Mrs. Christen Quevli,
IT., program. Mrs. Harold Chris
jefferson, telephone, Mrs. Walter
Wiebenson, educational, Mrs. Ar
thur L. Warren, library, Mrs. Neal
Roberts. publicity, Mrs. Lea Bron-
son. upper-school. Mrs. F. E.
Langabeer. middle-school and Mrs.
VIII ]. Conner, lower-school.
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Dodses Mark
Open House Is Held ~
Family Home Sunday
Afternoon

Marking their 50th we'd
ding anniversary, Mr.. and
Mrs. William +. Dodge were
honor guests ut nm open house
at their home b20i So. on
Sunday afternoon. The affair
was arranged by the children
OF the couple and was n COM
plete surprise. One hundred
and fifty guests were invited
TO call during the hours from
3 until 6 o'clock.
Decorations carried out q golden
theme In tho flowers. and table
service with tall pink tapers add
ing a contracting note. Al inter-
walls during tho calling hours Mia.
Ethel rrotter played Incidental
piano music.
Mrs, Ray n. smith and Miss
Florence y. Dodge. daughters Of
tnN tohPtts WS'e Inv sttHhktHtaHsN
for tho afternoon. Pouring and
assisting were Mesiames A. D.
Baker. y. n. Purdy. Harry Free
man. @. r. kngoler, Charles A.
Dodge. Miss Dorothy Dodge and
Miss Joyce Dorman,
Mr.. and Mrs Dodge were mar
ried In Cakes. North Dakota. and
lived In and near that city before
coming 10 Tacoma 10 years ago.
Their children In addition 10 Miss
Dodge and Mrs. Smith are Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Dodge and
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ Dodge
Grandchildren are Mlas Dorothy
Dodge. Or. and Mrs. N. n. Dodge,
IT,, and their children. Carol and
Byron. Mr.. and Mrs. Enslsy
Huichins and daughter Betty. Nf,
and Mrs. Herman stowe Of Port
land, Mr.. Robert Dodge and
Mssars. Donald, Howard and vsrn
Peterson.
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Danforfh w. c. T. u.
To Meet

Danforth W.C.T.U. will meet
Tuesday for a noon luncheon In
the home of Mrs. j. J. Geehsn,
5415 So. Thompson. Mrs. Floy
Barwick. county president, will
give the opening address. There
will be songs by Doris May Ball
and Kathrine Geehan, and Mrs.
Adolph Anderson will also sing,
accompanied by Mrs. Martha M.
Hughes.
Jay Ball will play the merimba.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Arthur
Munson who will tell of "Ameri-
canization." Mrs. Alvina Mahood
will assist the hostess.
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Party Given for
Miss Rosene
Mrs. Sawyer 6nssrtsins
Club Group a. Homo
Friday Evening

First of many parties plan
ned for Miss Joyce Rosene,
bride-elcct Of Mr.. Robert |.
Elicit Of Salt Lake City, Was
the surprise pottery shower
for which an aunt. Mrs. Alice
Sawyer. entertained on Fri-
day evening at her home, 40
So. saith. Many Of the guests
were members Of the Iechea
club. a group of Tacoma wo-
men who have met together
for many years.
The table for late supper WAS
decorated with deffodlls and rcd
hearts complimensed by tan tspers.
These invited were Mesdames
Christian Bark. Miss Rosene .
grandmother. Luther W. Rosens.
her mother. Albert Nelson. Charles
Klang. Edwin Cannon. Alvin Israeli
son. Peter Rahniek ~ ruysllup,
A. overholt Of rnyallup. Dorothy
Cochran. Howard Lockwood and
Victor Lockwood. the latter two
Of Hoodsport. Misses Lena olsan.
Sophie Frederickson and Flora
Israelson. and Richard Sawyer.
young son Of the hostess.
Miss Rosene viii become the
bride Of Mr.. Elicit on March 10.
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Mrs. Charles J. Weller has re-
served tables for Mesdames Thomas
Nixon. viii Mottle, Hermana Bur-
ger. George J. Weller, Thomas
Burkland, A. A. Price, John Tagni,
Vance Free. Lloyd Wynanf. Mi
chael J. LaVelle, Paul West and
George o. Weller; Mrs. II. Trevor
McLain for Mesdames Carl Holt,
belmont Caldwell, Charles V. Rue
ger, Clark Eldridge. Louis snod-
gras, Frank Staudaher. Harry j.
McLain and Edward Howell Eng
ley.
Mrs. Marion Edwards for Mes
danes Harry O'Neil, John cush-
ing and Donald Thompson; Mrs.
Oliver Malm for Mesdames Walter
T. Thompson Al Gruetter and X.
G. Stowe; Mrs. f. L. Bonner for
Mesdames II. Spain, II. l.. Mona
han and ID. c. Monahan Mrs. l..
A. Misener for Mesdames Joe Mall
cry. a. ID. Hoover and Roy Nelson; ;
Mrs. II. A. Bidwell for Mesdames
Floyd f. Blaney, Walter Hanson
and Harold Clepper.
Mrs. Walter F. Broom for Mes
DANES Robert Moser. T. w. Reid
and George Campbell. Mrs. f. j..
Jackson has reserved a table for
four: Mrs. Kenenth krsHk for
Mesdsmes James r. Dellmaine.
Russell Anderson. Renton r. Smith.
Richard Bartlett. Don Palmer,
Manuel Tore and Jack LeMarr;
Mrs. William Mcleod. Jr., for Mes
danes II. S. Sarss, Robert G. Hofe-
ditz, F. r. Barns and Robert Ear
Doe; Mrs. Alvin c. Allard for Mes
DANES Franklin Johnson, George
z. Durkee and John Richards.
In Presidents Party
Mrs. William Bottcher, the club
president, for Mesdames W. A.
Straight. ottilea Botteher, Harold
Fisk and Clinton Miles; Mrs. II. A.
Rasmussen for Mesdames William
Lanshan. Mac y. Benjamin and
Harry McColley. Mrs. Ray Ritner
for Mesdsmes Herbert Myers.
Frank Armstrong and Robert Mac
Gregor; Mrs. Harold y. Craven for
Mesdames T. a. Bordeaux. a.
Plummer York. William Nelson.
George J. Downing and her guests
from Seattle include Mesdsmes J.
Hennessey. A. Koprivs and L. =.
Anderson, Mrs. Hubert Warren for
Mesdsnes Roy Street Guy Dovell
and Richard Breon.
Mrs. Shields Widsner for Mes
DANES Lloyd SeIig. Al Brsniner
and Ed Cook: Miss Sally sicsde
for Aesdames Henry sicade. ar. S.
J. Meeker. Mitchell Laseur. Henry
sicade, jr. Misses Vivian Steel
man, Clara sicsde and Sally
Kruger: Mrs. Yerna Ola for Mes
danes George Earhlsy. II. sebOtz
and John Bsnniza: Mrs. Virgil
Cliff for Mesdames c. Nathan
Lynn and n. Kent Rothernel:
Mrs. Gordon AcDaniels for Mes
danes Linden Truner. Robert SIN
clair and Miss Ruth Mary Fisher.
Miss Evelyn Nelson for Mes
danes II. z. Nelson. John Ander-
son and Lewis Smith. Mrs. Hubert
FlsttUm for Hesdames Elmer
Boothe. John Hagsn and Frank
DempEi. Mrs. Donald siegmund
for Aesdsmes g. y. Wilmington
z. l. Bertell and I'd Honeywell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
Junior Guild Girk Plan
For Birthday Party

Preparations for $50 guests are
being made by Trinity Junior Guild
members at their annual "round
the year" birthday party TO be
held at T:3o o'clock Tuesday eve
ming at the Trinity Lutheran
church pariors in Parkland.
Two guild girls VIII act m host
esses at each of twelve tables dee.
Grated in motifs representing the
twelve months Of the year. Twelve
mattresses coatumed 20 harmonise
with their table VIII serve, Pro-
gram numbers. each typical Of one
OF the twelve months Of the year,
Will be heard.
Hostesses and entertainment for
each month OF the year win be;
Misses Alma Stoles and Gladys
Rowland. January, New Years
welcome by boys sextet from
Falkland junior high; Misses Alice
Ford and Charlotte Gregory. Feb
ruary. with an original romantic
slsit enacted by Misses Ruth OPP
stad. Lenore Rasmussen. Doraino
LaBeau and Roberta Robson:
Misses Mary Louise Preus and
Elizabeth. Dahl, March, vocal
solos by Misses Gloria Swanson
and Pearl Stauffacher.
Misses Avis and Gladys How
land. April. April fool magic" by
Mr.. William Gregory. Mrs. Daniel
Flotre and Miss Anna Olson. May.
Norae nth Of May songs by Park
land male quartet: Misses Priscilla
Preus and Patricia Brottem. June.
wedding solos by Mr.. Cerhart
Svare; Misses verna Anderson and
Betty svare. July. trio composed
Of Misses Alice Person. Louise
Doubleday and Carrie Person from
Lincoln high.
Misses Marjorie Ekiund and
Alma StoIes. August. accordion
circus music by Miss Elizabeth
Ness. Misses Anne Lien and May
Pellet, September. school songs by
=. l.. G. faculty ladies' quartet
composed Of Mesdames A. w.
Ramstsd. c. Olson. p. y. iauge
and J. u. Xavier. Mrs. Elsa
Mommson and Misa Blanch Fish,
October. piano solo by Miss bar
bara DeBerry: Mrs. J. Anderson
and Miss Jane Haugan. November.
Thanksgiving selection by Mas
Ruth Bengtson; Misses Bsbetts
Brottsm and Miss Doris Dahl. De-
cember. Christmas music by r. l..
e. clarinet quartet
Social chairman. Miss Avis How
land. has chosen Misses Alma
Stoles. Gladys Hoyland and Mary
Louise Preus 10 plan the menu.
Mrs. Norma Dahl and Mas Annie
Lien. waitress ehairmsn; Misses
Alice Ford and Priscilla Preus.
decorations. Assisting will be
Misses Charlotte Gregory. Jane
Haugan, Barbara Xavier, Avis
Rowland and Elizabeth Dahl.
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Congregational Circles
Schedule Weeks MsssInos

Seven circles ~ the FIRST Com
erezatlansl church vii meet dur
lnK the week. six on Wednesday
and one Tuesday. Tbe Tuesday
meeting IL that ~ Martha circle.
the meeting 10 he hela At the
home If Mira. Preston oastsd.
1908 W. Drive, Day Island. ~
i2ao o'clock. Mrs. Don willard
will assist.
Abigail circle win meet We'd
nssday with Mrs. w. q. Fitch.
17l7. No. Yakima ave. Mrs.
Edgar podds and Mrs. c. -.
savary assisting. Luncheon will
be at one o'clock Mrs, Hugh
Nanny IA In charge o. ths d.
voiionais and Mrs. George nuri.
ingams will review Through
Tragedy 10 Triumph
Deborah cIfeis viii meet 81 one
o'clock with Mrs. Robeft Issadle.
Mrs. n. T. Terry assisting. Mrs,
Waiter Ryan will have The de-
yntionals and Mrs. r. n. pueFfsldt
win give = poetry talk entitled
From almplston 10 Hserls she
wlil he accompanied by Miss Wiz
glnla Wilson. Zach member n
asked 10 bring . guest.
Hannah eirelr win meet NJ the
-.
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slons IN the Northwest Mrs
James AsItostad viii BE- guest
soIolst for the afternoon and ans
S1il b accompanied BY Mrs. v. d.
Henrlcksen.
A cordial invitation " extended
all women Of the congregation %
attend these morning and after
noon sessions. the morning hours
devoted 20 local charities and
sewing for the children a. Ise
Psrkisn1 Lutheran home II Ever.
EFT On Wednesday plans viii BE-
completed FOR the annual colonial
tea 70 b. given next Friday after
noon. outstanding IN social events
u the year.
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Daughter Born on
Valentine S Day

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie A. Wilhelm
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter, Myrtle
Alice, on Valentines day at st.
Joseph's hospital. The baby is
welcomed by sister, Lydia Edith,
and grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
AMI Beardemphl of Ashton, S. D.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wilhelm,
Athol, S. D., and a great grand
mother, Mrs. Flora Bymers, also
of Ashton.
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NJ. o. w. Groups Plan

Tacoma circle. NOW. VIII
meet in regular session Monday
evening IN Eagles hall Mrs. A. e.
Hili prssiding During tho eve
ming. The United team will put On
practice drill with their drill
captain. Mrs. d, o. GinKfieh. The
committee for ths supper hour
Nili include besdsuss A. & Fiji.
{. l.. White. Cyrus Smiley and y.
A. Preston.
The Heedisorsft club u Tacoma
circle. NOW, wiii meet wsanss-
day for a noon pot luck luncheon
a. the home ~ Mrs.. " A. Ritter,
t5i7 70. ~ ~ Mrs e l. White.
the new president. viii preside
during the meeting.
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Scores Reserve Places FOR
Junior Club Benefit
Gard Party and Style Show at Winthrop on tuesday
Afternoon TO Open at O'clock; Mrs. Oliver Main
Chairman Of Annual Charity Event

Many oursomes and groups of two and three tables have
been planned by members of the Junior Womans club for
their benefit card party and style show to be held in the
Crystal ballroom of the Hotel Winthrop Tuesday after
noon commencing at o'clock.
Mrs. Oliver Malm general chairman of the affair which
is TO be benefit for the Pierce county blind.
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Mrs. Gregory 10 Entertain
Sisns Study Club

aiena stlity cluh WI ne&t
Tuesday evening with Msa Neal
Gregory. ssi7 No. 2<sA u. Miss
lane Murray win fsvse~ The hsek.
Mrs. FIsshsresst~ ~ Shane Les
he. and Miss Charlotte usnlsy
and Mrs ], n. Msfstek viii hsvs
topics 90 church hlstsfy, the
hontesse~ wlIl ssfvc . late supper
Al the conclusion az the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20

Yoa ere right 70 ssFry sfssn = esa1
strikes ysaf family. You ttsoasi1 teas
steps. ~ efscs. 10 f6ilsge slss MISERY
aud catering. Bus you senl ~ b. SIRE
that uilal PEA % : really i.eipfsii fea
egnI ssns 70 saks needless fizks
How heFe u xhat most mothers do.
Tnsy pss Vieks vspoikssb. since 1913
vleka and thsir daetors h2ss stssdled
ssys " lzs@s tbs Distressing syz11.oas2
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Hosts at Home Thursday

The Rev. and Mrs. T. o. Svare
opened their home in Parkland
to members of the Pacific Lu-
theran college dormitory auxiliary
at a Valentine party in honor of
their husbands Thursday evening.
A Valentine theme was carried
out in the program planned by
|Mesdames Carl Rydell and II. e.
Anderson. Mesdames A. w. RAM
stad. P. A. Preus and ]. p.
|Pflueger were in charge of refresh
ments for the evening. Assisting
them were Miss Rhoda Hokenstad,
Mrs. Carl Fynboe and Mrs. Clifford
Olson.
Newly elected officers for the
year include Mrs. Theodore Mel
son, president; Mrs. o. J. Stuen,
vice president; Mrs. George Kit
tel, secretary, and Mrs. G. j. NAL
min. treasurer.
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Graduate Placed

Mr.. Paul Larson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ludwig Larson Of Falkland
lis the first Pacific Lutheran col
|lege graduate to be placed for the
present year. He is teaching Eng
|lish. mathematics and social SCI
ence in the Falkland junior high
school.
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Mrs. WinsIow WI Estssssia
Story TsIIsrs

FOR II ~ lssnxhsDa 90 rslesdav.
Mrs. G. I. wlnssDw. s1is Ne. tn.
will eataftain msmb<Fs ~ IL
ntaFy Teiisfs ir2Gils. A sxslnees
meeting and pfoxfam ~til feIIo~
ths luncheon Nfs l. W Hse6ie<.
Hysfam ehzlFmsn foe the ~.
1lll lnsrssisies he SUNSET fpx ~
slay. on 0lefr~ sf<a,<s sIlI -
toEi by Mrs. E<l0asa Waits. Mn
James Ffys. Mrs. 1. n tfeuteos
snd Mrs. WiillssH Qssxf.
MYs n. q. cn<nsy piil give ~
Afternoon book, look.
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Auxiliary 10 Meet In vsssry
Rooms Wsdnssdsy

Mrs samuel cons ~ill preside
- ina meeting q Inc ladies' sux'
lllary ~ Talmaa Tofsh "a Wssi-
nsaaay afternoons AZ 10 n'cla<k,
Mrs. Samuel Fafbaf Il in charge
u tss fsffeabmsnss
sft Tssoms Hebskah FfiAesiis
eiub viii meet A. Ina q. O. v.
temple Tuesday for II - lianeh-
con Mrs j Jsfieh. h<ef<es will
~ assisted By Mrs e. Newell
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-02-01
Small Grain Should
Have Top Dress

Experience OF farmers and expert
station tests show that a top
DIRE sing of some quickly-available
nitrogen fertilizer in early spring is
most profitable for small grain.
County Agent 1. w. Carson said
according to these tests, the best
time to apply fertilizer is about the
time active growth begins in the
spring. From February l to Marcn
l is the best time to apply top dress
ing, he advised.
"Rate of application will depend
on the value of the grain, the need
for food and feed, and tn, genera.
fertility of the SOIL" the agent said
"One hundred to 200 pounds of nj
trate Of soda or its equivalent II
other quickly-available nitrogen fer
tilizer has proven to be practical ap
plications."
Mr.. Carson called attention 20 tn,
fact that dry weather caused della,
in planting oats and small grain
winter legume mixtures last fall, con
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unemployment relief. Such social
problems as desertion, non-support,
and juvenile delinquency need q
trained social welfare agency to help
Without a trained worker, volunteer
and lay committees may be a great
help.
The tuberculosis Association as
sists in the control of the disease
through publicity, providing suitable
equipment for clinics, transportation
and similar needs. Other organiza-
tons lending a helping hand are
the Parent-Teacher's Association, the
County Farm and Home Agencies,
Womens Clubs, religious and fratern-
al organizations. Briefly, each agen.
cy Is a part Of the community health
machinery, whose successful opera
ton depends on the mutual under
standing and cooperative effort in
performing these functions.
tuberculosis nursing Is public health
nursing in its broadest sense A
family health service in tuberculosis
is identical with a family health SER
vice in other public health nursing
fields, with the exception Of those
procedures and techniques determin-
ed by the disease itself. It includes
maternity care, acute communicable
disease, syphilis and health service
to old age groups.