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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-22

NKH YnRK HEARTnEAT

NEW YORK HEARTBEAT
Faces About Town: Gertrude Law
renee, the @HlZylark" star, slipping
sody "a Hicks on With Ave, where
the fee for one Is. 25c Hope
Williams, ND to her mascara IN
CYCLES &C the comedy Of John
Buclmaster, IN the Algonk :.
Anita Louise and Ivan Lebedeff, q
handsome duo Of cocktail CONSUME
ers, at Cog Rouge Balmy Man
vile Liz Whitney doing a
conea "a wl1at?) at the Stork :.
Billy and Eleanor Rose inspecting
boo-dwah sets at Lord & Taylor's
June Duprez (the British
deaish- disl1) shopping In the Madi-
son Avenue chapeal1x salons Bea
Vain, the thrush, creating sem
sation by walking into the swank
spots wearing q pajama eve'g en-
semble Alfred LIlnt and his
wife, Lynn Fontanne- Mr.. and Mrs.
Theater Fred Allen, the pam
handlers passion. Becau Sc when
ever he Is cornered the minimum
gift" is a dollar VIM. s. Hart,
doing cowhand conga at La Mar
Unique staying young-instead Of
dead e. Barrie, pretender to
The Royal Family Of Broadway.
Sallies IN e1ur Alley: In the
swing ClfIb last NIGHT thew were
panning one Of the play-girls for
"being so loosel" shes looser.
MaxwelI's cirdle would be on Kath-
arine HepburnIn Jackie Elm.
con saws thev take every precaution
to f,aTken london during q black
o1,t In one Restaurant there. he
insists. the waiter took away his
white bread and replaced it with
,,,,r,rerniclaIi Ana the current
min is. aWhat pelIev threatened
r.. do IN Mr.. ana Mrs. Mefoofskv
doesn't comnare to what the Me.
foofsIxvs are doing to the rhumba
IN MismiID
Memos Of a Midnighter: Is Do
1iash9 The virgin islands now
Feature a adivorce after only six
weeks, residence" there Henry
Tnce boss Of life Time. etc. has
done the nreface for the. book YER
sion of his wife,s show. "Marpin for
Error. he mans the plav and the
critics who lilsed n saving there are
No r,ew s ike the one in It'll
Harvev D;nstman. Of the
1,atc,, case no;Ilions Is making time
with rsin0er Manners. the fhr,Ish
~ The Wavne Morrises. who lust
had their hlessed-event. aren't really
d;vidinU as their alleged nails con-
fendo blaine Taher isn't of
the F,aher tribe as reported by SO
msnv NJ ne His mons chief of the
Harrow r. Collier ad outfit
Az cict,,rasnI,e renortinp. nv LII
ci,Ia Reehe in the N. =. Herald
Trii, "NTr. Sarovan had written the
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Mutes To Put Over
Belmont Stakes

FORMER YEARS New could sclt other over
manning S s d Ss no
prekne@ 1t severe test Of the mett of sree-ye0d thoro
Breeders are Influenced BY any
ssn nnS @ hone Town %
ysass something Ina" dcaes explanation
$:
s meme s.ssrnss y
ss S,ss ri, Has finally :%.s o. , III.
a, a s s;s.. .'
saturday s.s'Sos"
he greatest turnout IN he history 81 The sSsn may BE-
More often than Nc Belmont Stakes and shut prop,
nen II .se In @ a s'
S King G s @ s H has he nd G . m Ss
and eter, withers pervey
s s Ss TSs DERBY viii % up
IN s H. it, s
cSydsn stables colt that scored victory
re longer He coupled with Century Note full brother
w % The . % .:: ~ himself urs
T. s.;s. sss: S;
S:s out sss % s ssr what have
's sr
sunny Jim F,mmo" may two colts snow Ridge and
III. saving
wasss s co..:.s
the D ps's an" a
.. viii running % iss
Starting with 1912 will supplementary
dions Belmont This Will
clause had effect this still
representative field
I'm inclined proved 40
s ms 0s ps But S s % a" ha Derby ss
that tested the
Not them aptitude
mtred newcomers have something Bineeh lacks nothing
beat (bang Corydon that he
have progressed to the point where he prepared
Another during closing that merits strong pub
lie War Relief Day rights should
means admission fees minus and the
and take Will be turned the Red
that close 70 $4,000 will TO the Red the
mas permitted t named TO be used In benefits where took
cent Of the receipts Apparently
charity the wounded soldiers obect
they hospitazd track money!
Copyright, 1910. King Features Syndlcate)
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WIRE TAPPING IS
BEFORE SENATE

Washington, June 4-(UP)-Frank
B. Bielaski, head OF the Seaboard
Detective Bureau. FLASHED today with
counsel for the Senate wire tapping
investigating committee over pro-
duction OF records regarding his In
vestigation OF election frauds In
Rhode Island.
A committee subpoena had direct
cd Bielaski TO produce all records OF
the Rhode Island investigation which
was made under the direction of
Governor william II. Vanderbilt.
Bielaski appeared with Itsmised rec
ords, but refused 10 submit certain
bills and memoranda.
II did not bring these things on
advice Of counsel" he said, because
they show names Of persons which
] do not think properly should be
disclosed 10 this committee"
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pawtucket. n. l., June 4.--tUP)--
joey Archibald. 28-year- old feather.
weight boxers who lost his world
title TO Harry Jcffra several weeks
ago. will wed Miss Ruth Frances
Briden, 20. clerk, Saturday at 81.
Raymond's church. Providence.
The Pawtucket couple filed mar.
riaee intentions at city hall yestcr-
day.
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sT AZ ,E,,r o. !! G.9,MIN.IEGTiCUT. nIs-
ESTATE Of "iI. oTiss S SrS JIG,
late OF tho town OF Waterbury,
~ said district, deceased,
Tho Court OF Probate for the Dis
trict OF Waterbury, hath limited ana
hhliowed NIX months from the date
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlements. Those who neglect 10
present their accounts, properly al.
tested, within said time, VIM be de.
barred n recovery. All persons In.
nepted 70 said estate arc requested
70 make immediate payment TO
JAMES NJ. BOEXUTO,
o'3'3t Administrator.
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EXPERT LIONEL

Because Il Is difficult for an actor
70 rattle off scientific or technical
language without knowing the exact
meaning Of what he q saying. Lilo
mel Barrymore has read medicine 40
extensively that he In q vcritable
lexicon on the subjects.
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the club camp over the past sew
erai years and Johnny Ward win
outline the various jobs that win
have 70 be filed and the training
that will be given oil applicants
for the various positions.
The Enkcors will meet Jack Pad.
iga's Texan team In q Junior League
softball game at the South End this
afternoon at 4:i6. Thursday after
noon Jim Fournier's Battlers will
meet the league leading Vols under
the management OF John Sullivan.
Friday afternoon the Rubies Of
Frank Mania will meet the Volun.
teer Midgets.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04
PEDICREED CARS

PEDIGREED CARS
one-owner specials that we know
have been given excellent care at
all times,
1889 Ford Cow. Sedan, with Deluxe
Equipment, including Radio STAR
Spotlight, Chrome Rims, etc, v -
80 Dodge 4 Door Sedan
ST Dodge 5edAn, 4 DR., Leather Uph.
81 Dodge Cport Coupe
'S6 Dodge Coupe
1899 Dodge Deluxe %EQk
4 Door Sedan, ,,,,.,,,,,,, WV
80 Plymouth Coupe
81 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan
81 Plymouth Station Wagon
80 Plymouth Touring sedan
- Plymouth &17R
Coupe ,.,.,n,n,,..,,, ~
- Pierce. ARROW Sedan
'36 Buick Is Coupe Low mileagc)
~ Dodge Sedan Delivery
10 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery
30 Dodge Canopy Truck
- Ford 4.dr. %Qo6
Sedan ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,'',,
Malcolm w. Starr
DODGE g. PLYMOUTH
AL Watertown Ave. Dial 5.ii46
OPEN EVENINGS
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Legal Notices
Liquor PERMIT
NOTHChe OR ApRI.IfiATION

DISTRICT of WATERBURY,, N,
u, 1910. ESTATE OF PIlTE !.
nAU v, late 0f waterbury, In
said District, deceased,
Upon the application OF FIRED.
ERlCK q, nAUDy and MARIE
DAUDY BUCKLEY, Executors, pray.
Ing that they may be authorized 10
mortgage, certain real estate be-
longing 20 said Estate, nm per
applloatlon on Ma more fully Rp.
'ooRbEREp, That said application
be heard and determlned az the
District on the 9TH day Of June A,
u. 1910, ut 1900 o'clock In the after.
noon (Standard Time), and that
notiee be given OF the tendency Of
said application. and the time and
place % hearing thereon, by pub
fishing this order one time In some
newspaper. having u circulation In
said District. also by leaving with
or by mailing In letters, postage pre-.
pa ID from Waterbury, u copy OF this
order TO all parties Interested and 20
81! Attorneys of record, all on the
fth day OF June 1910.
Attest,
MARGuERITE NJ, FAHy,
6ss'lt Asst, Clerk,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04

80 De Soto Sedan
80 De Soto Sedan
80 Dodge Sedan, Heater
'Sl Plymouth Sedan, Heater
- Plymouth Coupe. Radio, Heater,
80 Plymouth Sedan
- Studebaker Sedan, Heater
80 ponitic Sedan. Heater
ALSO 90 LATE MODEL
GUARANTEED USED OARS
JOHN J. COLLINS, INC.
De Soto and Plymouth
30 willow 81. Dial 3-2i24
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Houses For sals

DISQUALIFICATION. i.family house.
9 rooms, steam heat, large lot, $500
down, balance like rent. Dial a-3O2a
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LOT - Corner Alexander and Man
chester AYES. so x 1856. Dial 3.7736.
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WATER ONT HITCHCOCK
LAKE; ROOM OR ROOM AND
BOARD SUMMER MONTHS. TEL.
b-0Bl4,
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BRo0KLYN-Near Waterbury Pap
er Box Co, 3-famlly house. IL
rooms, steam heat, on and 2 floors
Splendid condition. $500.
M. j. McEVOY, INC.
81 West Main st. Dial 4-6ite
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% Business q ONCE Equlpmen,
Farm and Dairy Products

MILK - For sale. Supply restau.
rants, homes. Also for dealers
from 100 10 400 quarts, bottled,
paSteuriSed Cream and chocolate
milk available, 90 Easton Ave
3-6705,
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Boys Club Notes

The State League softball team
will play the Meriden Boys club
Wednesday night at 9 o'clock at
Washington Park. The following
members Of the team are urged 70
be present early as the game will
start at 9 promptly; zabara, Four
nier. Rinaldi, Jeannetty, Seminera
Knapp, Carnata, Duren, Haddad,
Mini. Coelho, Nappy. Players will
either meet at the club at $3.50 or be
at the field before the announced
time. Thursday evening the team
travels to Bristol to play the Boys
club OF that town on the high
school field. Victory is these two
games will put the locals right in
the fight for second round honors.
Al applicants for counseling DO
sitions 1t the Boys Club camp In
Allddlebury must be present nc the
meeting this evening 20 o'clock
n Che club library. william John
soatwiil taik ON The transition Of
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For Rent Real Estate
Suburban For Rent

Observation-Disclosures Ave, 5
large rooms and small All I'M
provements Tel, WATERFOWL, e26.
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PAINT - Special! Flat and Gloss
white, $i.5o gal, Surety Paint q
Wallpaper, l6S South Main, 4-06e4,
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MUST sa, BE AT ONCE!

Because owner lives out OF town. 9
room, family house with oil mod
ern improvements, Located at 81
Lone Oak Ave. Price $4,000 $500
Down, Balance as rent In monthly
payments. Inquire
HUTCHINSON a. HUTCHINSON
i95 North Main st. Dial S-44Ol
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0UERNSEY-Cow, milk 10 quarts
n day. Reasonable. Inquire 30 Hoad.
ley st., Naugatuck. Tel alto
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A-store, 257 Walnut 81. IDEAL busi=
ness location. Inquire $50 Walnut
ST. Tel. 3-4439
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NICE oNE-FAMILY BuY-Eastern
section. $4,000; $500 down. Leo J.
Curley, 81 West Main st. $500
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LOOK at Nos. 55 & 81
LAUREL STREET
3-family house, Is rooms, all i'm.
provements; within 8 minutes walk
OF Scovill Manufacturing Co. The
best bargain In Waterbury. House
In good condition.
PRICE $1,000
d. T. HARRINGTON, Inc.
l%i West Main st. Dial 3.3li2
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Now is the time 10 buy this six
room house In Bunker Hill. Owner
out-of- town. 5000.
NUHN and NUHN
l4i Bank st. Dial 4.2i40
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WEST MAIN, 462--3 room heated
apartment, electric refrigeration,
etc. Dial 4-0233,
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b Rms, near South Elm 81,
7 Rms, near Grand 81,
9 Rms, on Second Ave,
Ina. j, G, HERBST A. SON
Oh Bank 81. 4-4370
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Business Places Tor Rent
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Three Hosiesses
Named for Circles

First Congregational churo
circles meetings Wednesday IN
clude.
Abigail Circle With the chair
man. Mrs c. r. johnson. SIS No
Adams. for O'Clock luncheon.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs
Mrs. ". r. Billiard and Aiss
Helen Evans. Mrs. X. T. TAR val
speak on Northwest Shrubs
There will also be a sale Of garden
plants. The regular study review
will be led by Mrs. J w. Wood.
Deborah Circle will meet for ]
O'Clock luncheon at the home oi
Mrs. c. {. Parker. 50i5 No. Alder
=. Mrs. ,. l. Griffin and Mrs.
S. J. Seldsn viii assist the hostess
Members sill bring choice pits
from their treasure chests for .
treasure display Mrs. & D. sas.
cry. chairman - the circle. ali
preside - the business sesaon.
Hannah Circle. Mrs ". J WHIT.
acre. chairman. ALI meet for I
o'ciock luncheon ~ the home n
Mr. Hugh r. Clark z2z0 No
Proctor At Mrs. Kate Clark all
BE- the assisting hostsss The
group N1ll continue tho reading OF
Red In the Sky"
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Mrs. Goulder VIII Spees
To Service Society

The Bethany women's Society
for Christian Service viii meet on
Wednesday morning al 1913 In
the pariors Of Bethany Methodist
church, So. 57th and Park ave.
The business session viii open at
II O'Clock. Mrs. N. e Beemer pre-
siding.
Luncheon viii be served at 1890
by Aesdames c. w. Mitchell, II. !.
Palmer. A. r. Alexander. Jennie
Luke and Harry Freeman At the
l 30 program Mrs. J. ". Gear
heart will discuss personal evan
gelism.
Mrs. r. r. GOulder will be guest
speaker and Mrs. David Swanson
vii sing.
All members are asked 10 bring
Christmas supplies for the Metho-
dist work IN the Phiiigpine&
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Dinner Party
To Close Drive
Mis-, Schneider and Mrs.
Buhr Head COMMITTEES

To bring 10 a close an au-
tumn financial drive the wom'
en- of st. Loo's will sponsor an
all parish dinner Thursday
evening from $50 until 1880.
Games will follow the affair
in the school gymnasium
which for the occasion will be-
flower filled. Miss Mary
Schneider and Mrs. Anton
Buhr head the committee and
are working as chairman and
co-ehairman.
Members ~ the committee are
Mechanics " N hh0viain. NJ 7.
Kelly. Hugh aegsvieh. gsorgs
CookHon, Milton Richmond. Theos
dofs Gaffnsy. John Piper. Peter
Wailsntini, o &. HofAas. william
BaRiey. Thomas kofnsii. William
Becker. Frank AeHuEh William
iiolion. Anna Kelly. Hugh aehii'
Ian. George Btrobsl. W o Powers
Il 7 Davis. r.. John sheridan,
Arno Reiiick. Joaeph German. ..
u Hsfrlca. Ray Quialiysn George
Hoffnst. William wstson. tsrs
CoNan ard leo GnuiiH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Relief At Last
For Your Couch

Chronic bronchitis may dsv~iop q
your cough. chest fnI<i, ~ ss1le eroe1-
chilla IA not ffrated and you rannoe
anofd to tsss chance Nth any Wse<it~
riHe lsss potent than Csn1gnute1oa
whirh an<s right 10 the spsk ~ ne
sFoabis 70 hslp l<psen and espDf oggrn
laden phieafn and an nal<<so y
ssoths and heal rae. tsudev InfIsmo4
bronchial mucous fpsgmhfnnea
cssomnisian b,sn<is kss< \ weo1
eren~nts BY special psneess ulih o<hss
tlms Tested medicines Ia eouohA
n contains no nAfeo<tfs-
No Inattsr hsy many medicines
you have tried. teii yo<zf df3uufne -
s~li you : ssasls ~ Csponsui1Dou WIN
she anffsrsfan<iina roo snzr1 HIS lie
wsr u quickly sIisys shs eu,sh. pss-
hitting rest and s!ssp q - - y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13

Nuptisls are bcing planned for
early spring.
Throughout the room white and
silver decorations were used. on
the lace covered tea table the
centeprieos being an arrangement
Of white chrysanthemums, large
and small.
Guests were presented their an
nouncement corsages by Hlss
Mary Boyd, young niece Of the
bride-elect. who was at the door.
Present at the announcement
party were Mesdames Ralph Thor
son, Alma Veborg, James Leaher.
Mabel Webster. Nettie Gardner,
Richard Frayn,. Harold Hunnicutt.
Mildred smaby. Dorothy Lodge.
William Tilley OF Seattle. Jack
Hertz, James Brophy. William
Boyd. Arthur standish, Walter
West. Misses Doris Brown. Dean
Woodring. both Of Seattle. and
flossie Bright.
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Mrs. John Quinn
Guest Speaker
Arts and Science Club
To Meet Thursday

The meeting of Arts and
Science club has advanced the
meeting a week because OF
Thanksgiving. The club will
meet on Thursday in the Wo-
mans clubhouse. Mrs. Win
field Sypher. the president.
will conduct the business
meeting which opens at 10
o'clock. Reports will be made
by Mrs. Gerhart Bohr on the
rummage sale which will be
held the end of this month.
Mrs. John Quinn, speaker for
the day. viii give an informal talk
on her experiences in Rumania,
where she was living at the out
break Of the European war. Read
ings will be given by Mesdames
George Brown, X Clippingdale
and Michael Devote.
Mrs. J. B. Mathieson. hostess
for the afternoon, has asked Mrs.
Robert Mann. Mrs. Arthur Good
rich and Mrs. Ernest Feraglis to
assist at the tea hour. Tea will
be served from a table covered
with a lace cloth and centered
with an amber bowl of berried
shrubs. The autumn motif will
be carried out with arrangements
C. candles and novel squirrels
Mrs. c. V. Bigger and Mrs. John
B. Smith will pour.
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Several Parties
Mark Celebration
Fifty Years of Married Lifs
Observed by Coupls

Open house VIII b. \ II
from 2 70 ; Friday IN -
home % Af ard AFs. All
Johnson IN honor # me T
golden wedding anniversary
They win welcome seufc~ II
friends. assisted by thsir four
daughters, In the evening NJ
/ o'cIork q celebration viii re
held Al Zion Lutheran church.
If which tho honored eoupss
are charter members.
may w~rs married Va kinn~spa-
-. MINI. n isso. saa came -
Tacoma fsesn nsnsuo. MINI. -
September. tpoa. ard stnss thss
tim. have na4d~ their homs 81
alos ~ rs~vssf ave
MI ard NJ. Ivan ulnsuen.
Slaughter sna ~pa-ss -l.~. enter
tssn<i Fl : family ainaeT lsst sun.
ar IN homer n me event fhe
members "a th< fsmslY attending
~sFs the faaF daughters sns their
families. AT sna Mrs ~ = Wen
ssss. Mis-. rsfniIls IahH>ea. NJ.
sai Mrs Ivan usnxfseh. .ens Paul
and lee. Ma ftsseIa "a ssiiisn.
sans ussnla ard Issk. NJ ard
Nj. X. n sAIhes~< NJ ard
hrs n q t.snsstsh. Miss Marie
sslnnss. ~ seattle. Nj ssa Mrs
FEEDER sashsim % seattle. Mrs..
sam iohnenn. wh~stsn. Minn, ard
Mfs Nellie asnsun ~ hinnssrs-
ia ~ha AS Mr.. iahassns hrsssss.
maid.
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News and Notes OF Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
City Makes Plans
For Art Week
Event Is Scheduled Tor
Nov. IS 10 Dec. I

The week Of Nov. IS u Dec
| has been designated as Ma.
tional Art week and IS such
Tacoma is making plans along
with the rest of the country.
In charge of this city's ar
rangements is Mr.. Melvin
kohler. president Of the Ia
coma Art association.
raeoma's contribution In tho
national event viii center around
display Of the works 81 North.
west artists ana craftsmen 70 Be
held a, the Washington building
each day 81 the week Mayor
Harry Cain viii open the show
a. principal speaker.
Working with Mr.. Kohler in OBJ
tanning various clubs throughout
the city 10 act as sponsors for the
individual days q the show are
Mrs Howard V. kohr. Mrs. q. c.
Werner. Mrs. Louis A. Misenef.
Mrs a W opnarman and Mrs
Ellsworth G Power.
Clubs who have already volun-
teered II act - sponsors srs the
Junior NomAns club. Wamans
club. r.-T. A. A. A L. W. II A.
r. and Junior u. A n other clubs
are expected To volunteer at .
later date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Dr.. Hoover Planning
Business Women's PROGRAM

The Tacoma Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club will meet
IN the Washington apartments
dining room Wednesday evening al
$50 The program is IN charge OF
the publications committee. with
Or. Mary Alice Hoover as chair
man. The subject is How to De
tect Propaganda
The committee has prepared q
skit on this subject, written by Or
Hoover and directed by Miss Ellen
Walsh. Club members taking part
in the skit are the Misses Lucille
Pendergast. Mary Gallant. Marie
Rogers, Gladys Petry, Clara Drei-
belbis, Elna Melsnes. Susan Watt.
Ruth Holmes and Ellen Walsh.
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The womans Fellowship ~ali
meet on Wednesday morning al
iiflb under tina directions ~ Mrs.
D. A Iislneman Wslfaf. chair.
msn ar. requested o. meet ~ith
Mrs A !. Fefslns AZ ios5 Luneh.
con 81 ~ 10 The afternoon meet
Ing starts IT l 70 Mr. AMI Mrs
A W. Hnow. missionaries ~
G. !. NJ on fsfloush ffvm China.
viii BE- tho guest spssksfs Ne
sHos siil speak a. ths morning
meeting and At tss luncheon tahis.
Mrs Snow II tina afternoon
meeting
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Luncheon Review
Will Be Given
Washington Priesthood
To Entertain Thursday

Washington Pre- School as
ISOLATION will sponsor a bene-
fit luncheon, followed by a
book review, at the Broad
moor on Thursday afternoon
at 1890. THE Art of Liv-
ing" by Andre Maurois will
be synopsized by Mrs. Burton
Brown. Mrs. Sterling Car
michael. president of the
group, has appointed Mrs.
Gordon Retiring and Mrs. FL
mer Anderson co-chairmen for
the affair.
Serving on the committee are
Mesdsmes Robert kettenring. J.
d. Shotwell, Edwin Z. Bare, Jr.
S. C. Fusoo. 4. W. Breite. Dorothy
McMonigle. o. c. Siberg. Dele
Gunnerson and Elmer Berglund.
Persons who wish TO attend may
make reservations by calling Proc
tor 6Is4 or Proctor 55s5.
Reservations have been made by
the following. Aesdsmes W. l.
Whitney. S. Bennett. Elmer An.
derson. Esselle HaseIton. Marian
Edwards. Howard Norwood. ster-
ling Carmichael, Osborne, Donald
Adams, Elmer herglund. c. p.
Rogers. Edward Clemens. J ID.
Shotwell. c. l.. Poole. Ralph
Thomas. Robert Leufhner. Ear
Sweet, G. Partridge. Il. Il. Thomas.
Dorothy 8eAonigie. Wallace Setty
O. W. Mclaughlin. Robert Weller
S. G. Fusco. r. W. Breite. S. J.
Downing. Robert Hunt, o
SWsnes, Carl Wheeler. Glenn Tur-
ner. Homer webb. Dele Gunner
son. Gordon Ketring. Robert Ket-
tenr1ng. Charles Morisetts. FRED
erick Fogg. Edward ". Woodruff
William l. Hesly. Edwin y. Bare
II. and Mrs r. Padgett
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Kspowsin Carnival
To Be Wednesday

The Kapowsin grange is hold
ing a carnival and bazaar in the
Grange hall on Wednesday. funds
to be used for redecorating the
hall.
Mrs. X o. Johnson. general
chairman for the carnival. will be
assisted by Mesdames L. Lingley.
flowers: Harry Jenkins, fish pond;
Robert Claus. foods; Robert Claus
an James Mcdonald. program.
and Misses Evelyn and Zelda Fort
ney, candies.