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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-12
lennon CHANGES
TERMS TO FINES
D.,order Acts After Hear
w. Wife Make Plea
For Husband

uife who told the court that
. the fact her husband has
'' living. with another woman for
O'' Of two years she did not
there were any improper re-
between them, won mercy for
,s,shand in New Hanover re-
pei &c court yesterday morning.
c~ nnasdav E. R. Simmons and
FRANCIS Lewis were convicted
hss statutory charge after it was
o. ol..;tied they had lived together for
.oriod of two years and had al
Iad their neighbors to believe they
nsre man and wife.
VEL investigation which brought
,iin arrest began when the real
us' simmons, here from New York,
won't to police.
"e Yesterday she sought mercy for her
..-h,nd telling the court she did
Au believe there were any impro-
A% roIatioDs between her husband
~, tho m with whom he lived
FIR two years.
After much discussion Judge AL.
Lennon changed the sentences
wv, four months on the farm for
Nv woman and on the roads for the
co that they will be required
~ nav a fine of SIS and the costs of
.onrr each. neither to be released
Will both fines are paid, and then
siran until 10 o'clock Friday to
have the state.
The court expressed disbelief of
.o voman's statement that she had
saitb in her husband but told her if
rho we're being honest in her ex-
weston of that faith she had great
AZ 1--we for her husband than "a man
who will lay down his life for his
friend"
The court asked Mrs. Simmons if
tho had ever met Miss Lewis. The
reply was negative.
Il think you should be formally
nrpsented to her." the court said.
rs that a request of the court.
sir" William K. Rhodes, Jr., coun-
sol for the defendants, asked.
no. sir came the courts reply.
The case of James Stoudenmire
was called before the court again
Yesterday and was continued until to-
dav when the court plans to read
court opinions in similar cases.
stoudenmire recently had two
negro women arrested after they al
legedlv took So from him while he
was in a bootleg joint in the city
drinking liquor. At the conclusion
Of that trial, Stoudenmire was ar
rested on a charge of possessing
mn.taxpaid liquor, having testified
that he bought several drinks of
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-12
GIVES KENTUCKY $4,000

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. LIP
The University of Kentucky has
been given $4,000 by Barry Bing-
ham, publisher of the Louisville
Courier-Journal and Times, for the
purchase and improvement of the
old Tatum Springs hotel in Wash
ington county to be used as a state
wide All lamp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Musical Program
Starting Sunday

Musical program - The Mzson
Methodist church. No 7sth snd
Madison -. wIli epee sunday.
sta ~ neasia 2. ualtz begin
ninr hsr i7th yesr - director q
Huzag usHsf affiesrs srs ArS.
George ~ schultz president =
ne Music sns pFsma Eiliid. snd
Iahn q uaafdmsn. chairman -
ths nsasis sonmIttes.
To church IS fivs choifs. thres
~ ahieh 80 s~ntmenfs A system
- pfamatlan = fsliaved Director
- - ncrnius AT vesp~F ehairs
Niu 10 Me- pllts he lanier
shaif i q ~ directed ~ Ms.
q 2 Hsrfsann. 80 IT, rrimerY
81 heTinnrr sbolrs - ara " "
Loren snd wfs L ? smlth. rs-
srsetivsly
Grace johnson ~nl serve ss or
sans, sna Margaret Terry -
rlsnlst
tn xssesr shair wi slnm 1T
~ nseFniaF ssfsics Sunday snd
~ ntefninT shair vfn slnx atir=
ins ~ FAN communities services st
70 , -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Special Service Plan
OF Bethany Methodist

Neighbors Day" will be OBJ
served at Bethany Methodist
church. 50. 57th and Park ave.
Sunday. Members are requested
TO bring nsighbors to church. This
Is one In a series Of special Sunday
services which have a. their object
building up Of church membership
in preparation for seasonal activi-
ties.
Mems socisi club will hold It's
first meeting Of the season Tues
day At 6:<5 p. m. Following a
potluck dinner. q program will be
held. Included win be a demon
stration on first aid by G. 4. Red"
Tstum. according TO Max Luecken-
otts, president. Methodist min
listers Of the south end win be hon
ored guests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Citizenship Is Theme
Of Timely Sermon

A sermon, designed to be Of in
terest TO recently naturalized
Americans and those approaching
voting age. has been prepared by
the Rev. Walter o. Macoskey, pas
tor of First Baptist church. 9th
and Market SITS, and will be pre-
scented Sunday at 1880 4. m. His
subject, timely in that Constitu-
ton day falls on Tuesday. viii be
The Price of Citizenship"
AS part Of the evening service
at 7:30. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Greenway will present sacred con-
Get based upon classical transcript
tons Of spiritual songs and hymns.
Greenway plays the violin and
sings. and his wife plays the piano
and harp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
DOUBLE TROUBLE
BY PRISCILLA WAYNE

just have a little fun. I guess.
Your kind In that way. You
haven't any very serious ideals.
You've been a plsygirl all your
life.
We'll. Joan, I just want to tell
you that I don't care. I meant 10
leave your fathers employ before
very long. anyway. / have ideas.
you know. OF my own future. I
think I've told them to you. Well.
they've changed a little. After
Saturday night I'll probably not
see you ever again. You won't
care about that.
I'm just an incident to you--s
casual acquaintance to encourage.
or discourage, just A. your mood
happens to be. Well. wish you
lock"
Thanks for both OF u.s." a cool
voice broke In. Wish US happi-
ness. too"
June and Andy turned. There
in the patch behind them stood
Hamilton Burton. He tossed his
csgaret away and 1t struck the
pebbled path in a shower Of
sparks.
TITS good of you to wish Joan
luck. old man" he said suavely.
Wish me luck. too. Joan and I
are being married next week, you
know.
We've decided there isn't any
commission in waiting two or
three months. having an elaborate
wedding and making nervous
wrecks out OF ourselves just 10
be on exhibition IN the hot polloi.
Instead, we're having q quiet cere-
mony next week. aren't we, be-
loved ?" He turned TO June.
But Andy did not wait for the
girls answer. With n shrug he
moved along the garden path and
into the shadows. June could hear
his footsteps walking out Of her
life as she turned back to Ham,
ilton Burton.
Ito be continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

Of q dinner and reception IN honor
Of Bishop and Mrs. Bruce r. Bax-
ter Thursday In First Methodist
church.
Bishop Baxter was elected TO
serve the Portland ARIA during
the jurisdictionsl conference OF
Methodist churches, which was
held in San Francisco last July.
Prior TO his election. he was presi-
dent Of Willamette university. and
is still acting In that capacity
until his successor il appointed.
He was the first bishop elected
for western jurisdiction under the
new United Methodist denomi-
nation.
Thursdays program win open
with serving OF dinner at $50
p. m. Dinner and food are being
prepared and arranged by the
women's society Of Epworth Meth
odist church.
6Nhtsstr Vi WciComt Will De
given by the Rev. Ernest Preston
Goulder. president Of the Tacoma
Ministers union: Miss Evelyn Fair
banks. president OF Tacoma dis
trict OF Epworth leagues, and Joe
Beckman. representing the lay
men. Invocation will be given BY
the Rev. George w. Frame. dean
Of Tacoma Methodist Ministers
union, and the Rev. Ernest Barber
will lead the assembly in song.
Special guests will include Miss
Bertha Peas, new conference d.
rector Of Christian education, and
Or. and Mrs. Charles Mccsughey.
Or. Mccaughey Ia district super
intendent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
New Routine Planned
BY Community Church

A new procedure Of worship
combining Sunday school and the
regular worship service will mark
opening Of Parkland's Community
church. Sales road and Tacoma
ave-, Sunday.
Sunday school viii convene at
1880 a. m. and will close with a
snort sermon.
This method, designed 10 en-
courage children to participate In
the worship service. has previously
been found successful. according
to the Rev. Joseph Green. pastor.
Sundays sermon will be What Is
the Bible ?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Methodist Ministers
Recovering Monday

Ysii program - Tsraas Meth
aFiiaf Ministers unfan wtli -
launched Monday stth = nsetinG
- to group IN First Methodist
church. 81 sth ana X sts It 70 W
~
Principal speaker 81 ~ ~
Rev n . rfsfs~F r~etef ~ CHRIST
Episcopal church 80 siil tsks
as ~ sshi~et ~rhs Church IL IN
BUSINESS
rhs Rse Waiter glsis<r.
pssssf ~ Kpenfth Hsthaafst
church. sfn lsaa ths devotional
ssrVirss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Understanding of the Bible
Basis Of Bible School Tabs

Based upon Harry Emerson Fos-
diets book. "A Guide 20 Under
standing Of the Bible" the Rev.
Robert y. Pfeiffer. pastor Of Christ
Episcopal church. will conduct a
series Of talks before the Adult
Bible class. which VIII meet IN
Wells hall each Sunday at s:45 a
m. Theme Of the lectures will be
How 10 Understand the Bible"
Opportunity for discussion Will be
offered AZ the close Of the class
period. The public Is invited TO par
tieipats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Sacred Musical Concert
To Be Presented Monday

A sacred musical service VIII be
given at First Evangelical church.
So. 18th and X sta, Monday at
7.30 .. m.
Featured artists will be Mr.. and
Mrs.. Reginald Greenway OF Can
ada Greenwsy. former concert
uolinist joins with his wife. q
skilled hsrpist. in the presentation
Of classical transcriptions Of spirit
usl songs and hymns.
The couple recently made q tour
Of United States and Canada
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Emmanuel Luther League
To InsssH Ne~ Ofiiesrs

Lufhsr isaa1e - fmmaaasl
LBtheran ehufeh. Ne tfth ard
stevens sts uin install rsrentiy
elected hffiesfs nest Frislay sxss-
lng Nss president slIi he Cisr-
shcs aafh Martha SsssheFE all
take he office - siss president.
The ceremony Nill 10 under iifscs
ton ~ the Rsv q T. Hslnsa.
pastor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

WRITER LISTS THREE EASY
RULES
Miss Ycrks list includes the fol-
iowing:
i. Never talk politics In the pres
ence % another female who is un-
friendly toward you. She'll be like
~ to trap you into a pickering
match.
z. Have your hottest political
arguments with men. They may
admire your spirit.
3. Use your girhsh enthusiasms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

TO boost your favorite candidate.
not to knock his rival
IN some instances. however. II
has been found undesirable to
bring up the subject At all One
should know what to discuss and
what to shy away from in company
with ones own immediate friends.
In 4 new crowd. Il Is often better
TO steer clear Of heated political
arguments where enemies might
easily be made in place Of valuable
friendships.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
BY CYNTHIA GREY

-. FROM now until Nov when the nation win sssin
seIp' 20 settle down after months Of bordering over
political problems the main topic Of conversation
o II IN business offices social gatherings in the privacy
OF one own home, viii be politics and more POLTTiCS
Geraldine York in this months issue OF popular national
magazine lists several easy rules by which ali women NAV
learn to successfully discuss the important subject
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
sAlyArIo. AMY

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Wssiminsssr Presbyterian
Announces Prayer Service

Prayer service stu ~ hid IN
ths sanctuary ~ Wrstminstsr
Presbyterian church. - s0th snd
T. sts saeh FRIDAY from pnfii
~ areordinx p ths hsV.
v y Rsathin passof.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
/. One foot by foot by / inch.
2. Several spans.
8. Inside.
4. Prof. Maynard c. Kruger.
5. Col. Z. r. Bradley.
9. Educator.
7. Lake Superior.
8. Eastern rim Of the Caribbean
Sea.
Q. Argentina.
10. Two.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

n u reported BY traffic sng1-
neers that IN 75 per cent Of all
fatal traffic accidents. the driver
had been drinking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Bishop Schedules
Local Appearance

ofnclai board members Of Meth
odiss churches In Tacoma and VI
entity viii ,oln in the presentation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

Continued From Page 1o)
she'd take up with a man like
Ham Burton"
Andy threw his eigaret away.
Forgive me. Joan. I didn't mean
10 say that. After all, you are
engaged to him"
I'm not engaged 10 him. Andy.
] don't love him and l feel exactly
rs you feel about him."
Wait q minute, JOAN" Andy
pushed her hand from his arm.
Just go back to the night before
you went to Philadelphia. We
stood right here in the garden. It
was warm like tonight. and you
said you smelled pussy willows.
Remember
June Fibs
yes" June fibbed, wishing with
all her heart she could remember
the scene that Andy had lived with
her sister.
You told me then. Joan. that
you had agreed to marry Burton.
Remember you said you didn't
believe there was anything like
true love? You said all your life
you'd been looking for 1t and
you might as well go ahead and
say o. X. to Burton because you
hadn't ever even got q look at
true love ?"
YES" June said softly, the
word half a question, knowing the
memory Of the scene hurt Andy
very acutely.
'I asked you then, Joan, 10 wait
to give me a chance. / told you
nat I could prove I loved you"
YES"
The man went on bitterly. Then
you came back from Philadelphia.
You told me something different
that night-remember? When we
held hands when the others were
playing cards ?"
"Yes."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Was Mistaken

You told me then that you
cared. First I honestly believed.
Now know you're joking. just
want To tell you, Joan. that I
guess I was mistaken myself"
What do you mean, Andy"
June's voice was 20 low 1t was
almost a whisper.
Il don't exactly know what you
were trying to do to me that night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Writer Lists Three Easy Rules
For Discussing Politics

current Problems May Be Aired Successfully II One
Approaches important Subjects With Can.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
coNGnEoArIoNAL


Firxz-Dyision ave ana J o. n<v.
Holland Burr. d. D pastor. sunday
school. 30 a m Services n q N.
YsiioEship. $50 .. m sermon. The
F1nal Victory
Piymoufh--eo. teth ara Park ave.
school. 10 a. m Services ~ q. N.
Sermon. ~vacstion Memories
P1iKrfm--Mo. 1fth ana Warnes
Arthur Rush. minister. Sunday
school, este m Services. II .. n.
Dr.. Clayton 3. Rice. soest speaker.
Germsn-eo z3rd ana aiasks STA
Rev ,. o Lind. pastor. SUNDAY
m and 100 o. n PRAYER 2 .. m
covEsASr cHURcB
first-eo 10Th and 4 sts Rsy
Csn n retersons pastor. Sunday
sshooi. ss<S .. n Services. IL q N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

TtFst--tatt 80 o. Rev = nslph
Klein, pastor SUNDAY school, 10 =
~. Services. II "a. ard 7 70 ~
Yr NJ sss sermons The F,lii
Price o. 4 Wfons usart and HSsfy
Man In Ma Place
Rss rsrsy pastor sanasy
school. 10 q ~ Services II ~
and 80 .. N. reuns psopis. : . N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

Adams rev. Tssksf L. brooks pas
tor Sunday school. 10 N Services
II . m. and 7tb m Young peopis.
.. m Rev. Tsrriii G Hewbt eve
Light % the Moon
Faith Aisxion-eummft nosd Rsy.
W A Scott. pastor SUNDAY school.
ss45 .. m Services. II q. m. also Wed
nesdsy. 74s .. m
Faith Jemple-zlss and Sta nsv
school. s4s n. servioes. II a n.
and 7.4s q m Young people. 9 30
D m Sermons. The Ptffertinf ~
ths Brethren and where IL Gods
Hand Tonight Musical program
Saturday evening, under direction Of
Rev. Taakfr Bro.oka
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
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CANNES Which
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
Foreign War Vets
Install Officers At
Public Session

Neu officers q me CyEsops Pos
v ? y a. PzssAg0ala Eere IN
sszis1 ~ pubic ceremonies held
Sunday afternoon. August L. a.
2I ocA0ck II Has PzScaeoLA Odd
Pellozz Hal 4 large crowd a.
&uzolec - witness the event
he lsssAa3taou ceremonies were
cgncected b. 8 Q Esaohg REloxa.
dH11et Commander. Walter Baxter
cnapzzE and 4 Jones otflcz-0-
stas-1zy q use Lyman c Bradford
Post = biloxi
TIE nsE ostleers Installed wers
Walter Oertlan. e~anzznzn1eT. Joe
CcAe. aeulgE Ttes-1onzmance<. Carl
DeasosasE tza4aF slce-co1m21der
Calvin BolcAne Q9AxteFus2zter, ;.
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Following ne lnzszIas1on cese-
myoz4z re members and ahos1x =
guests attended = lzE1hesa e TIE
C<4neer Cafe
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
NATIONAL FOREST
DIRECTORS PLAN
MEETING ON COAST

Jackson Mlas<ppi. August -.
le40-Te Saaoakl Association q
state FuresserS have accepted tenf2-
tyeiv he dates Octnher Tie. 1876.
f0x ko41ing Their 1870 annual meet
ina a. The Markham Hotel Cuff
port ZS8lymL
No meeting O. this ASSOCIATION
has previously baeu he'd = MissA-
Spp The foax day program VIII
c0zzSGz tzzwely q business sessions.
Win ; nzG dsy for q historic and
fuEeSlx tour C ne CUT Coast
Another 6Ay FOX q boat TIP &c <
ccLbzne1 waEh 80 executive SESSION
* Ehe Association On Snip Island
According 70 Sac Forester Fred 3.
MErrG this VII be tie third q
shs National Fazextry meetings 70
~ aes1 X tke STATE this YeaE. TIE
FIRST meeting Wa the American
! F0rsxzxY ASSOCIATIVE GTzc ire Sc
ord - ne C4f States Seton 0.
uae Society q American Forrs-eu
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-23
MOSS POINT HAS
BUT TWO NAMES ON
UNPAID TAX LIST


M ctv & NaS Ponf has 81 =
m3rk n l4x naEkezA1ux zaacn Is ne
eusy q every homeopathy ard tax
cc4hrEax IN &ae 2s&e q MA<SsxtpgM
La c1nxng asNg Ire tAx rolls II
WSpNzau1n Ter s6e anxaA1 aGrer-
a2sAE e. deGQaSNt t4x wuperuM
y q ScwAFI lty TAX ealersne.
so1z@ aaas taeze we're hg1 fwa
2cea q greperw nn whsch no
taxes had Dcen p&e and tee% we're
owzsu - uaE same pexxou me 10
tai arsoNn1 q taxes 1ae on these
properties bon uwne1 rs SUSIE
Feesun tota1e1 Sal
Cts Tx Coslrctax W @ Stewart
sGzte1 unen asked aboat TIE proc-
N6e Fe&ssa these tao lots ueTs de-
ExlcznnL These osx are cameo Is
3 negru woESAn uf BlEoU wfa has
neea engaged IN selling snc trading
real estate Sax p3d the taxes for
Tie frs h4E q tie year and e Is
urQo@b2e lsai kkze n1z sod or traced
the ks4 and Tie rev owners have
negscse9 making the payments
TnS Is the <xs Tax collection
year Tie CITY q MoSs Point has
ever Esc Mr. StewRVs continued
I also believe thai NcsS Pusnt has
the ozt sAx record THIS year Of 2ny
town Is sac II ne state o MISS
sspN
There Ars as reA estate AK pay
egs Il Tire city and the Assessments
wEre Ge1sS4o Two S2Ses are he'd
e&cn year, During ae Ap<l sAle,
here Nexe eaxsen plsces OF de-
AEsC3ent property Lxf@4 and SOD
Iae< ghree have been Tedeemed
81 Eaer owg1e<A
Ire fo1ai tax rate Is = mnls d.
s11E1 rs fullew8 Bond anz s1nkkxzs
fund ; milk. school fund II mills
arc general faEeG 8 mills
Fnw cities z the country can
boast q Esrn ; tax paying REGARD
+ reflects a sound econon11zi con-
drf11 Z the CITY ard beSaeakx q
Eaue administration uf CITY affairs.
Is uet - being q eTu-it . re prop
sxty hoaosrS