The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-21
Will Unionize
Valley Cities
ALL Meeting Is
Held in PuYollup

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q several AL unions q TIRE val.
icy net Monday evening ~ the
Civic auditorium IN q sfoilew-up~
session of an organization meet
ing held here recently Nvrnn
Ledusire Was chairman 81 TIRE com
mittee which arranged the affair.
c NJ. pahlager. representative
of the Transfers union. Vas the
principal speaker. Reports were
given by several representatives u
valley unions. According 70 Dahl
ager. Il Is the purpose q the COM
mittee 10 unioniFe every line of
business in Pnyailup and Sumner
100 per cent. Every employer and
employe not having = union card
IS 10 be placed on the unfair list
and viii not be patronized BY
union members. Meetings viii be
held by the committee every Fri
day night and a check made on
places Of business and workers. A
union organizer has been appoint
ed, according 10 Dahlager. to work
IN the Puyallup and Sumner areas
Yakima Couple We'd
Miss Grace Ericsson and Roy
Patterson. both Of Yakima. were
married Saturday noon in a simple
ceremony At the Pioneer Avenue
Baptist church. Rev. Walter Wat
kin read the vows.
They were attended by Miss Ella
Riedlinger of Yakima and Hart
ley Ericsson Of Puyallup. brother
Of the bride. Wedding music was
played by Mrs. Ethel johnson and
just preceding the ceremony Rev.
Watkin sang Because Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson viii make their
new home in Yakima.
story OF the Stars" viii be the
subject Of a lecture by r.. s.
Thornton OF Tacoma, to be given
in the small room Of the library
wednesday at 8 p. m. Thornton
will speak under the sponsorship
Of the Anglo-saxon federation.
Annual Flower show
Arrangements for the annual
Round Table Garden clubs flower
show to be held Friday from 2 20
10 p. m. in the Presbyterian church
have been completed. with classes
for virtually all varieties OF flowers
grown in the valley.
The event is open 10 all ANA
tours, who must comply with club
rules. unscheduled exhibits will
be marked for exhibition only.
Exhibits must be classified. en-
tered and tagged before handed
10 the committee and should be
clearly marked with the name Of
the variety. Only one entry is
allowed an exhibitor in each class
and artistic arrangements must be
the work OF the entrant. Entries
may not be placed or moved except
with the assistance of a member
Of the staging committee. Awards
will be ribbons. except where
special prizes are offered. All ex-
hibits must be the property Of and
grown by the exhibitor. and have
been in the exhibitors garden at
least two months. Entries will be
received between and 1870 a.
m. ON the day Of the show and
none may be removed before the
end Of the show.
Mrs. r. c. Schonborn IL general
chairman. assisted by Miss Mary
Benson. Mrs. Glen Barton has
charge Of Identification. Mrs.
Freeman Williams. hospitality.
and Mrs. T. n. scheffer Is seere-
tary.
Funeral services for Joseph y.
Griffith were held Tuesday after
noon At the Wrigley and Clements
chapel, with Rev. Give Taylor
officiating. Burial was In Sumner
cemetery.
Funeral Thursday
Last rites for Mrs. Clara Trunk
hill will be at Hills funeral home
Thursday at p. m. Rev. Philip
Graf, assisted by Custer circle,
Ladies Of the G.. A. r.. will Off
ciats. Interment viii be In Wood
bine cemetery.
Funeral services for Walter
Diek) Puariea viii be held at
Hills funeral home Wednesday at
p. m. with Rev. T. o. syare Of
FARMLAND In charge. Burial will
be in Sumner cemetery.
Mrs. Lydia oyerholt has ar
rived from Ukiah. Cal, 10 spend