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CHAPTER SEVEN
Meets santa in Disguise

Eric Meets santa in Disguise
 Now all these years the young prince who had been given to Saul and mga grew into fine, strong man Saul knew that one day the boy would be King But he didn't tell the lad until the Christmas Day on which he was 21
 Saul and Inga had named the boy Eric. He was head taller than Saul. He had thick, yellow hair, bright blue eyes and a warm laugh. He was known all up and down the coast as the finest sailor in the land. He had made Saul and Inga very happy
 That Christmas morning after breakfast the three of them un- wrapped their gifts. There was just a little box by Fries plate He opened it carefully Out fell gold locket and a tiny white sea shell. Eric looked up at his father and mother in surprise.
 Saul and Inga were watching and they chuckled They knew the story of the locket and the sea shell, because the mermaids had told them. So now they told it to Eric.
 s"NIusf Travel Far"
 You must travel this year Eric" said Saul If you prove brave enough you will be king this time next year. That locket you may open three times when you are in danger and each time it will bring you help. The sea shell will take you anywhere on water"
 Eric was both sad and happy as he prepared to set out at once. His mother gave him new leather jacket and fine leather leggings. His father gave him a bow and arrow and a leather pouch to sling over his shoulder.
 Eric kissed both his parents and they walked part way through town with them. They smiled hap oily as he left because they felt certain he would succeed. You see he was their son and they
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1khuNzAIlON CLINIC TO BE HELD AT HEALTH
 CENTER TOMORROW

The Territorial Health Depart ment announces an immunization and vaccination clinic for tomorrow afternoon at the Juneau Public Health Center at lbs Territorial Building. Immunization for diph- bhelia and vaccination for smallpox will be offered between the hours of l and o'clock in the afternoon.
 According to the Health Depart ment, young children between the ages of six months and five years of age are most susceptible to small- pox and diphtheria. Parents of children three months of age or older are urged to take advantage of the smallpox protection. Children from the age of nine months should be protected from diphtheria.
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KARNE5 10 RUN DRAFT
 IN ALASKA
Retiring Education He ad Named by 6ruening
 for Registration

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Dec. 10.-Gov. Ernest Gruening, here to participate in the dedication of the new fishery products laboratory in ceremonies held yesterday, today announced the appointment of Anthony k. Karnes of Juneau as Director of Selective Service for Alaska registration day, January 22.
 Local draft boards will be named later by the Governor and KarneS.
 The latter is retiring as Ter ritorial Commissioner of Edu- cation. He is former Superin- ten6ent of Ketchikan schools.
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CHAPTER FIVE Whole Kingdom Feels Witch's
 Shell

That night the good gray Queer had asked her whole Kingdom tc dance and sing.
 It was her daughters 2lst birth day-just 21 years from the day that Santa had left the little changcIing mermaid in the castle nursery The Queen had named her Karin and had been very happy with her.
 or course. the Queen didn't know that Karin had been 8 mermaid. Karin didn't know it either. But the Queen had kept carefully the nearl she had found in the baby's hand You remem- Der, Neptune had given it to the baby. He said the pearl would tell her what the future held
 Karin had grown into beauti- ful young lady with sunny, yellow hair. The whole Kingdom loved her.
 So this Christmas Eve the Queen was sending gifts Of food to al her villages On the lawn in front of the castle she had set up a Christmas tree higher than the castle towers and topped it with a cluster of red candles that burned like a star. The tree was strung with peppermint candies and red apples.
 Just the Right Time
 At dusk there were parties al over the kingdom. That was just the right time for the three ugly giants to cast their spell They slipped up and down the gardens in the dark. They did just as their wicked mother, the witch of hate, had told them.
 The giant who thought he was the sun dropped drop of his mothers brew into each well and said, You will stand all day along the roads waiting to admire me. You will forget your hus- bands and wives and mothers and
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JUDGE ALEXANDER.
 COURT PARTY HERE

Judge George F Alexander and the First Division Court party re- turned on the North Sea from Ket- chikan. Mrs. Alexander accompan- jed the Judge.
 Others in the party include Clerk of the Court Robert Coughlin and Deputy Clerk Peggy Mcleod.
 Reporter John Newman is to re- turn on the Yukon tonight.
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AGENT APPOINTED

G. R. Plumb of Fairbanks has been appointed resident agent il Alaska for the Brinker-J Johnson Company, a Nevada corporation which has qualified under Terri torial law to conduct mining busi- ness in Alaska.
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BUILDING PERMIT

Permit to build concrete founda- ton and basement under an exist ing building at 115 Second Street has been granted to Fred Crowell for the Goldstein Improvement Co., Cost of the work will be s1 1000.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 10. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stcck today is 52s, American Can ST. Anaccnda 27i2, Bethlehem Steel 679s, Commonwealth and Southern 1916. Curtiss Wright 87s, General Motors ATS, International Harves- ter 547s, Kennecott 35ls, New York Central 13s4, Northern Pacific 6A United States Steel 69A, Pound s404
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ENGINEER RETURNING

Earl McGinty, Supervising Con struction Engineer of the Office of Indian Affairs, will return on the steamer Yukon after visiting Ket- chikan, Hydaburg and Klawock.
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ALIEN ROLL pASlES
 530 MARK LOCALLY

More than 530 aliens have regis tered at the Juneau postoffice un- der the alien registration act. Final day for registration, to avoid the heavy penalties prescribed by law, is December 26.
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TIE STORY so FAR: Three ugjy giants plan to bewitch the ldngdom of the good. gray Queen. The Queen is celcbrat- ing the twenty first birthday of the daughter santa gave her.
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USHER LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Andrew Usher, medical patient from Metlakatla, was dismissed from the Government Hospital today after long period of treatment.
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that we don't realize how well off we arc here in Juneau, which has probably brighter future than any other spot" Tom Morgan re- ported that Anchorage is good spot for a Rotary club.
 The Rev. G. Edward Knight was a visitor
 Next week young children and grandchildren of Rotarians will be saesrs sat the luncheon. sg st
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NO MORE ToNSuS

Little Miss Rosemary Kronquist. daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. F. Kronquist, had her tonsils removed this forenoon at the Juneau Medical and Dental Clinic.
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ENTERS HOME

John Mullen, TT, Fairbanks old timer, has entered the Pioneers Home at Sitka. A native of Call fornia. he first came north in 1899 He is a prospector.
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TO KETCHIKAN

Linn A. Forrest, Forest Service architect who returned to Juneau by plane Saturday with William N Parke, left on the Baranof for Ketchikan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-10

During the 1940 summer travel season 627,847 persons, travelling in l83,658 automobiles, visited Rocky Mountain National Park in Col orado.
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DOW .JONEs AVERAGES

The followin are today's Dow, Jones averages: Industrials M3l.37, rails 27.67, utilities 2009.
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AT BARANOF

MT. and Mrs. A. c. Kriedler are visiting here from Ketchikan. They are at the Baranof Hotel.
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HERE FROM KETCHlKAN

Coming in from Ketchikan on the North Sea were MT. and Mrs. s. R. Brown of the First City. They are at the Baranof
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The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any Al: aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-10

The Finnish Ministry of Public Welfare has decreed that I'll wColen fabrics must contain a. least 25 percent artificial cellulo-1 wool.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-10

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-10
BRANDEIS HERE
 FOR NEW ENGINE

Fred Brandeis is in from Angoon with his cruiser Barbara and is get ting a new diesel installed lie is stopping at the Gastineau Hotel
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La gaceta., 1940-02-22
P~R0CTsADos UN FISCAL Y
sUs POR UNI
GRAN JURADO

Detroit, Feb. 22.-Investtgan
do les rela,ionas sntre los juga-
dores Y la pol.cia, Ell Gran Ju-
RADIO ou}er1 aver ell procesa-
meat del fiscal McCrea, del
Condado de Wayne, tres de sus
@y;dantss Y dos altos funciona-
rios de la policia. Sc hacen ocho
scusaciones contra cada uno,
siendc las principales las de per
mitir Ia LOteria Y Ell juego,
Los procesados, segGn Ell juez
dc la Corte del Circuito, Mr..
Ferguson, 10 son ell teniente
Clyde Rangy, Ell teniente James
Dolely, ell ex superintendent de
policia Frahm y los investigate
res especiales, de la oficina de
McCrea, James Bennett, John
L, Mulligan y Harry Colburn.
Ell fiscal especial O'Hara g.
firma que deben esperarse otros
nuevos importantes procasa
mientos.
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JUNTA DE HOSPITAL
Sc REUNIRA MANANA CON
Ell ALCALDE CHANCEY

Para estudiar ell prOblema
ereado por Ia Association Medi-
ca Americana, en- relaci6n con
Ell Hospital Municipal, Sc reuni-
"a mahana con el alcalde la Jun
IA de Hospital, presidida por e.
Sr. Holtsinger.
La Association, atendiendo
preston de los miembros que tie
ne en- esta ciudad, lie retro 81
reconocimiento al Hospital y
por 10 tanto dejara de ser un
sitio de entrenamiento para in
ternos.
Los recientes cambios hechOs
en- ell cuerpo medico produjerOn
la "influencia" para que la AsU-
ciaci6n actuara como 10 hace.
Varies medicOs instrUctoreA
amenazaron aver con renunciar
81 las nuevas diferencias no Sc
solucionan antes de seis meses.
Los miembros de la J2nta de
Hospital mantienen la mas alb
soluta reserva,
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Ell Cabaret san lose

Ell Cabaret san lose
Ell sabado 16 de MARIO cele-
brara su Cabaret annual de San
Jose la prestiGiosa sociedad Cen
tro Espanol.
Angel de la Riva espera anun
ciar algunas sorpresas, a su de.
Dido tempo.
Hace preparativos la Seccion
de Propaganda para su grandio
sa fiesta annual de primavera, EN-
ell edificio de West Tampa. Esta
fiesta de p~rimavera tiene por ii
nalidad ayudar a los socios en-
fermos v sin trabajo,
En- la matinee del domingo 10
de MARIO, con un programa es.
pecial, tocara la orquesta Re
novaci6n."
Empezara este bale a las A de
la tarde y Sc terminara a las 10
de Ia noche. TOcara tambien la
orQuesta de Don Francisco. I'm
dOble prOgrama,
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POr la Radio

Hablara hoy por la radio des-
de Francia, a las 5 de la tarde, y
Sc escuchara por la WSUN, e.
viceprimer ministro Camilo Cha
temps. Hablara sobre la perso-
nalidad historical de George wa
shington.
A Gas 900 Sc oiran las Bue-
mas Noticias de 1910, por Ia
WSUN, y Major Bowers y sus
amateurs por la WDAE; 1000
Bling Crosby, pOr la WSUN, y
Glenn Miller, por Ia WDAE; IL
taller de la red Columbia, pOr Ia
D A y 1870, Bob Crosby,
por Ia WDAE.
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CalcdlaSe que participant en- la
nueva 0fensiva mas de $4,000
.hombres,
Los finlandeses mantienen to-
das sus posiciones Y ocasionan
al enemlgo muchas bajas. In
f6rmaSs que % aeroplanos ru-
SOS fueron derribados aver por
la aviaci6n finlandesa y las ba-
terias antiaereas.
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Bob SNvester


Ell director de la orQuesta que
ell domingo II de mario tocara
en- e Centre Asturiano, Bob Syl
vester, IS un discipulo de Paul
Whiteman, Jones y Hal Kemp.
La orquesta cuenta con los
services de la cantante Olga
Vernon, una bellisima mujer a
uuien los CRITICS. llaman ia Da
ma sofstica de Ia canci6n."
El Trio que lleya ell nombre
de Queen and Two Jacks" es o.
ira de las atracciones del popu-
lar conjunto musical.
Ed coro canta en- la cOmpania
de Olga Vernon y Sc compone de
woes seleccionadas.
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LOS RUSOS DICEN HABER
OTR0S FUERTES

Moscu, Feb. 22.-En ell area
fortificada de Koivisto, segdn
una noticia Official, los rusOs
han ocupado 176 fuertes en- las
dltimas 72 horas. Las baterias
antia&reas derribaron aver l6
aViones finlandeses, cast todOs
de fabrication europea.
De 10 sfuertes, 81 son de con-
creto y acerO.
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PASA DE DOS MILL0NES
10 PARA
FINLANDIA

New York, Feb, PEI null
timillonario John d. Rockefe-
Her, Jr., hizo aver un donativo
de 100000 para la cuestaci6n
nacional que Sc realiza en- favor
dc Finlandia.
Hasta Ia fecha, segdn unas
palabras del expresidente Her
bert Hoover, pasa va de $4,000,
600 la cantidad recOlectada aqui
en- apoyo del pueblo finland@s,
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M EN-
"LA GACETA"

ueSay"Tt0uaW @ssW@ ~w~e~
that ordinary pastes, powders .ss
even water . may not enter
It's herel The most delightfully."- diRgNnA
tooth paste you ever heard OF. When tAllfa
and brush touch the NEW formula Liategina
Tooth Paste, superchHged with Lultdf-
Foam detergent. IL hnstantly spftnGa tAbo
an amazing bubble bath that mAkoaypue
mouth tingle with life, So dne 10 eur8e4 into
and cleans danger spots that orqfn4fy oo0.
tifrices mas never even hAvereached, ChAnA
and polishes areas where eonua GpeEm eaD
up TO csc OF decay starts.
Get the big 26f tube, or better stin. thA
doublo.elze 40f tube containing more than
u pound OF tooth paste, Al any drug couA4
ter. Lambert Pharmacal Co, 81. Louis, Mo-
rHB NEW VoRmULA
LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE
sDO' "i.S aESssza~"s
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NOfAS SOCLALN

Por la WDAE, Sc ORA, a las
7:15, la famosa carrera de San
ia Anita. La describira Jose Her
nandez, ell famoso anunciador
de las carreras de caballos, en- Ia
costa del Pacifico.
En- Ell prOgrama Tan Extra
no como parece'', q las $50, to-
mara parte Laurence H. Hart,
ell mas notable imitador de Geo,
Washington.
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Ell Dtd Paa-AmericGaO

Para acOrdar los detalles de la
fiesta del Dia Pan Americana Sc
reunira hoy a las 7:3O, en- la sa-
la de m1sica de la Uniyersidad
de Tampa, Ia Lga Inter-amerl-
cana de Solidaridad, presidida
por ell conocido letrado Martin
Caraballo.
InfOrmara sobre ell programa
ell coronel A. L. P. Johnson.
Las bodas de orc de la Union
Pan Americana Sc festejan en-
este aho. Manuel P. Diaz, es el
vicepresidente, Russel King e
s~ecertario y Poster McLAndon
el tesorero.
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Lea, medite q sOnrsG

I'm dentista, Ell DR.. c. W. De-
guers, para facilitar a sus Glen
ties el llamarlo en- case de emer-
gencias, hizo poner en- Ell libro
del telefono ell nombre ficticio
de 2. Zzzlych. Asi sus clientes
podian encontrar el nombre IA.
Pero la idea Sc estre-
ll6 contra las rocas. Muchas per
sonas empezaron a lamar por
La gaceta., 1940-02-22

I'm telegrama Sc reclbi6 hoy
en- la secretaria del Clrculo, CO.
municandolo asi.
Ell Circuio conmemora ell sa-
bado, con I'm bale, Ell Critic de
Yara.
La gaceta., 1940-02-22

FL ciudadano Ole Lee, de
lCashton, Wisconsin, solicit6 la
Iicencia para su autom6vil y pl-
di6 que lie dieran Su nombre del
reeves. LIE remitieron por correo
Ell ndmero 3S7-S70.
La gaceta., 1940-02-22
ATACAN LOS M~oSCoVITAS
EN p
DeyTibados rs Geroplaaos

Helsinki, Feb. 22.-Rechaza-
das en- Ell oeste de la Inca Man
nerheim, las tropas rusas alta
can hoy violentamente en- la ex-
tremidad este de las defensas
del Itsmo, en- Taipale.
La gaceta., 1940-02-22
Castillo Crlst6bol Colon

Ell Castillo Crist6bGl Colon
Celebrara hoy una importan-
te tenida ell Cast. .llo Cristobal
Colon No. z, de los Caballeros
del Aguila de Orc.
Varios hermanos enthusiasts
tienen el plan de crear una Sec
ci6n de Recreo.
Ell Castillo posee una excelen-
to banda de tambores y corne-
taS.
La gaceta., 1940-02-22
PaquitO Garcia

RegreSara maiana de la Ha-
bana, donde pas6 una tempora-
da, Ell buen amigo Paquito Gar
cia, p~residente del Circulo Cuba
no.
La gaceta., 1940-02-22

q n0nerO dadc a 2, zzyieh "a
preguntar 81 este existia,
Tanto moleStaron los curio-
SOS al Dr. Deguerre que decide
guitar q nombre del Directorio
V tomarse unas vacaciones.
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Clubs

l.aaie. ~ nan Ray sIgels. Rising
aun Spiritual church. eos Fa~rait.
viii give . luncheon b. ibe church
Friday afternoon Il 1880 o'clock.
knof tisfb Nili meet Al ihs home
~ Mrs. George cufrah. 91s7 Alder,
Thursday for 1880 luncheon. jan
uaFy. February and March birth
days are 70 be eelebratsd.
Ladies' Auxiliary. %. ~ g.. will
hold a funmage sale March ! and
2 81 1925 Pacific ave. The eon-
miltss In charge Includes Mos 6.
D. Bfe~naaRh. AR .. y Mccall
and Mrs. A J Banleln.
1saadlsa i<Klss auxiliary slii
meet Friday evening 81 : geissh
IN Emerson hail Mra J. y. -
liytt presidlng
Maisa pr. 4. win sponsar =
program snd dance Al p m
Saturday 10 ihs school auditorium
Mr. A " shsna win Ds master
81 ceremonies ard the SIR Knights
u Rhythm Nii play.
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Announce Church
Benefit Affair

The trustees az Our savior's
Lutheran church Will sponsor q
benefit basket social Friday eve
ming at = o'clock. Mrs. v. N.
Thompson and Mr.. Harold New
berg have arranged an Interesting
program for the evening including
songs by thu church quartet and a
play by the Luther League. The
performance win be The Light.
house Keepers Daughter and VIII
be directed by Mrs. Il. NJ. Thomp-
son.
Characters include Lillian Olson,
Maxine Tvedt, Dudley Thompson,
Bob Buck. Harold Newberg. Rob-
ert sherman. Ruth oliver. Ruth
Olson. Gladys Franger. Berry OIL
son. Patricia sherman. Lorraine
ROLAND and Allen Overland.
Coffee viii be served by The re-
freshment committee at the close
OF the performance. The affair Is
open to the public.
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Puyallup Clubs
Are Hosfesses
Executive bosrd eG State
Federation Meets

Officers and members OF
the puyallup Senior and jun
ior Womens clubs headed by
their presidents. Mrs, |. G.
Gaspard and Mrs. Kenneth
Sturdevant. respectively. are
hostesses at the threc-day
convention Of the executive
board OF the State Federation
Of Womens clubs. the first
session of which was held
Wednesday In the library
auditorium.
Win q stage setting of oId.tims
heiriooms. the morning ssssion
was called TO order At 10 o'clock
Wednesday by Mrs, y. w. Brady.
ar. department chairman. In.
eIuded in the stage furnishings
were Two chairs OF two centuries
$50 49,. 49, 4.
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Leisure Glass Term
To Open

The spring term Of leisure time
classes, sponsored by the Young
Womens Christian association,
opens at the Y. w. c. A. ON Friday
of this week. The schedule OF
classes which has been arranged
by Miss Mary cowen and Mrs
Ralph Simpson with the eoopera-
ton Of an excellent staff Of volun-
teer instructors offers the usual
wide choice Of subjects and per-
sonnet.
A special feature OF the open
ing day Is the travel talk by Mrs
M. ID. Wilkinson on her recent trip
to New York City and Washing
ton, ID. C.. where she represented
the state Of Washington At the
White House conference ON "Chil-
dren in n Democracy.
Mrs. X. II. Friars viii review
three books: star Gazers." by
Zsolt ID. Harramye. "other Gods"
by Pearl Buck. and mo More
Gas" by Nordhoff and Han.
Mrs. Stewart Clark will discuss
Planning Outdoor Living Rooms"
in the gardening class.
The complete schedule for the
spring term follows.
a:15 English. MISS Mary
Cowan; social bridge. Mrs. Donald
peterman; handwork. Mrs. Elmo
Kirkpatrick.
i0i5-Current books. Mrs. n.
=. Frisrs; German, Mrs W. s.
Burroughs and Mrs A. A. Grau
1l:i5--Travel talks. Mrs. II. T.
Greenup. chairman; gardening,
Mrs. c. Stewart Clark.
100 Current events. DIR. Lyle
shelmidine. beginning bridge.
Mrs. Anthony Arntson.
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Glass Club S Second
Unit Planned

Mrs. George Griggs Franklin,
sr.. will open her spacious home
Seamont to more than score
Tacoma women on Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock for tea. The
affair will be for the organiza-
ton of the second unit of the Early
American Glass Club which has
won such distinct popularity in
Tacoma.
South Tacoma Rebekah lodge
will sponsor a card party in the
/. o. o. r. hall, saith and 80,
Tacoma way, at o'clock Friday
evening. Mrs. Eldon Werner is
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Carl
Nelson and George Dague.
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Plan Traditional
Friendly Friday

Friday evening 81 o'clock,
members Of Central Lutheran
church viii come together socially
In the church pariors. for another
Friendly Friday" program aud
social hour held the first Friday Of
each month. OF unusual interest
will b. the presentation of Mas
Alice stockton. talented young
Tacoma violinist who will play
the selections &C Minor sonata
by Tsrtini. Ave Maria by sehu-
bert. and "A Poem" by Fibleh.
The program will be followed
by refreshments served BY circis
. Of the Ladies' guild, and a social
hour. Hostesses for the evening
viii be Mssdames Arthur John
son. chairman. and A. 7. Elmer,
A. A. karola. Allan n. kiiihKsofi,
G. W. Eilingson. sam Yosi. Helen
Ball. Frank widnsr, Richard ".
DrowIey and Fred Palmer
All members snd friends Of fhs
church are cordially invited " be
pres Mt.
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'oWnsends Return
ON Southern Trip

.tr. and Mrs. Roscoe Townsend
havse returned to Tacoma after q
mon this trip through California.
The tour included an extended stay
at Palm Springs among other
highlpghts. They arrived home
on Wednesday evening and were
greeted by their young daughter
June who is an Aquinas Academy
student
Pierce County Associate Of the
Blind will entertain at a benefit
card party at s p. m. Friday at
the home Of Mrs. J. n. knight,
4419 No. 10th st. A late supper
will follow.
Women Of the Moose Sewing
club will meet with Mrs. Jasper
Graft, 81 So. Cakes, for a pot
luck luncheon Friday noon.
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S'1prise Affair
FOR Miss Rosene

sBride-eleei Feied al Home
= OF Miss Lillian Morisse
Complimenting Miss Joyce
Rosene whose marriage to
Ar. Robert |. Elicit will be
solemnized on March 10. Miss
Lillian Morisse entertained a
group of friends at her home
on Wednesday evening. The
oarty was a surprise miscel-
lneous shower, one of several
damned for the popular bride
elect. Mrs. z. ]. Estes of
Portage assisted Miss Nor
isse.
Decorations carried out spring
theme with yellow blossoms pre-
dominating. Tiny vases of flowers
ON the table were complemented by
yellow tapers. Games were played
during the evening.
The guests included Mesdames
Darrell Baker. Lyle Cope. Austin
Gibbons, L. w. Rosene, mother of
the bride-eleet: Norman Kelly. F
J. Morisse. and Misses Maryjean
Brooks, Esther Cory, Edith Ball,
Anita Ball. Phyllis Mitchell, Ber-
nice Morse, Eunice Washburn,
Ethel Luckenbihl, Lorraine Hsney,
Frances Newell. of Tenino. Betty
,-rkins and Betty Donohue.