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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13
Nazi and Soviet

Britain viii not nave 10 much 20
fear from the MoIotoff conferences
i'm Berlin if no more comes from
them than resulted after the frenized
and highly advertised recent meet
ingS of Hitler and MuSSulmi. in the
wake of which the world was told
il would see big things soon i'm axis
prosecution Of the war. How much is
vet to come only Hitler and Mus
solini can shy Of a certainty. but to
date only the Italian drive against
Greece has developed. and that has
begged down in disappointment and
failure, 50 much so that Hitler is
disclaiming responsibility and offer
ing the alibi that i is MuS>olini's
affair. not his.
Potentialit,cs in the Berlin Schem-
ings are great. however. It the Nazis
can persuade Soviet Russia 10 become
an active cunbatant. or even Sc
much Is TO stand aside and let them
move unmnleSted into the Balkans
and the Near East. the consequences
will be vast and possibly decisive II
that area.
Com,ade Stain may be relied on
though. t. >afeguard his own M
.,.. md thpre would not bt
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in d Deed Of
Trust executed by Isiah Recze and
wife. Lucy Rceze, Frank Young and
wife. Lilly Mae Young. and Alfred
Chr mas and wife. Bette Christ
mas. recorded in the office of the
Rg".$t"" -: DVCI> Of Vance County,
in Eook 2l6. page 10, default having
zen mad" IN the payment Of the
debt therein secured. at the request
nf Ii" makers and the holder Of the
pt.' ! 'I::'l "cll ut public auction.
10 the highest bidder, for cash. at
tro Courthouse door in Henderson.
n. c.. At twelve o'clock. Noon. on
Friday. December Is. 1910 the fol
lowing described real estate:
All Of that certain piece. parcel
g. ;ract ii land containing two hun
dred twenty-five (222) acres, more
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
Py FRED IL. MAY

|. When did North Carolina OBJ
serve two days a$ Good Roads
Days" during which the governor
worked ON the roads?
=. The visit Of what Southern gov
ernorS to Raleigh in 1856 was charg-
cd as Il di-unicn plot?
3. What oath is required of per-
sons elected to public office III North
Carolina?
I. How may q new political party
acquire official recognition in North
Carolina?
5. What is the Morrison Training
School and where is il located?
6. When was Bath county formed
and what became Of it?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13
Campaign Spending

campaign opolaeaiiS
Democratic Chairman rlynn'S as
ser..;nn that both major parties en-
rpsdeS the three million dollar legal
l.wt, N expenditures during the
racen, cunpujgu - no surprise. And
+, the Republicans spent more than
the Democrats that does not lessen
the Guilt of either il both nave
,-;.!a,nd the Hatch act.
Mr.. Flvnn : probably correct IN
hi, npirfou Us t. spending. and il
i doubtful il any congressman VINO
voted ror the law that may have
been exceeded ever had any idea
,hat presidential campaigns now or
barearter would bc held within
LIMITATIONS prescribed. 1t is equally
-, doubtful if either will be called
ON the mat on made to answer for
o,cr-<hootine the mark.
ThoIgh wholesome in It's preten-
Sims the truth likely is that the
rIqtrb 2rr vas a> much gesture as
,,,Ii,v + oss3ved ~ establish a ban
49,, solicitation of public workers for
n.,.tv contributions. but there are
,v9vS 10 Get around that just as ways
ufn he found to ignore or WhiteWaSh
i. -,
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

|. 300.
,. Pennsylvania.
3. The War Between the States.
4. The DecaloGuc.
). Absent without leave.
6. Venus.
:. S2ismology.
g. Herbert Hoover.
8. No.
10. Captain Maryat.
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ANSWERS,

/. In 1918 Governor Locke Craig
set aside two days in November as
Good Roads Days" and made them
holidays. He called on all able bodied
citizens Of the state to shoulder their
shoveis and give two days labor to
building roads. Governor Craig join
Cd the citizens OF Buncombe, his
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13
Stock Market
Trend Lower

New York. Nov. i3.-(AP)-Lead-
ing >tecI> and Other recent indus
trial climbers dropped fractions to
, points in 1oday'S stock market
The trend was down from the
opening. A little buying then came
in for rails and specialties. Selling
broadened around noon. Near the
fourth hour moderate recoveres
we're in sight.
OUGtutiOn> al , D. M:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

Italian fifth columniStS in Greece
might be surprised 10 learn that II
WAS the Greeks who invented the
Original Trojan Horse.
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any one else will be able to DIG with
even Il modicm of accuracy.

y Japanese leader suggests his
country seize Antarctica. They
could have L lot of fun bombing ice
bcrg>-thry can't fire back.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

Reader wants To know if Hitler is
l ghost. Not unless they celebrate
Halloween in Europe 365 days Il
year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

The church is interested in social
2. DJIcAlS, particularly poverty, be-
cause a half-starved person cannot
r;..l.Fe the soul or cultivate the
higher human instincts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13
Cotton Prices
Are Lower

New York. Nov. l3.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened unchanged to 2
lover.
Around midday the market was
generally 2 points lower.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

No football contest is as 0llier Il
struggle rs the scramble trying to
find the right car after the game.
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Ir.T pH!CES ON OCR USED CARS
before you buy. L &: Z Motor c.,
Dodge and Plymouth 0...... .-
Chestnut street. 4-u..-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

- REMODELlNG -
Repairing financed here. NJ d...
payment, three years 10 pay. AZ.
S. Watkins. Building Supplcs i',
Paints" lied
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

BREAKFAST ROOM SUITES MADE
Of Crome metal win pu.u'.a' '.'
tables priced at S4500. Iclm s.'"
weekly. AdamS-Richards Iu". .
20 1911.
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. SPECIAL RACKS OF DRESSES
reduced TO SlOO. $2.9J .H ....
Arlene'S. ..--
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

rHONE 639. WE SPECIALIZE !.
orthopcdic work. and aI kind. ..
shoe repairing. We c.ii lo. ..s ..-
liver. GriSSom's Shoe Su... 49,.
South Galnett street .-..
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WANTED-5OO POUNDS OF 'i,'"
and whiSkerS at once E."u .e
pleased with our barber .ct~.
Aliens Barber Shop. "
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Civilized thinking is liberal think
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

A BIG STOCK or WiND."
glass, windows, doors. no. u...
heaters and stove pipe loc ,.
joint. Phone 80. Alex ). H.....
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

NEW PORCELAIN TO? NrH."...
tables S4.95. Thcso tables y.
standard size and are To.. ...
this price. r. t. S"ucr"..to Is
Sons. near fire station"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

WANTED: MAN OR WOMAN OVER
80. Married preferred. Average
earnings $50 a week. Write En-
ployment Manager. B"A ~"
Newark. n. J. ..N.'
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OUR SHOP is NOW COMPLETELY
stocked with gift items for early
Christmas shoppers. Dee G"'.
Shop, Vance Theatre h1"on-.
William ST. lI-!a-.1
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WANTED: TWO MEN WITH N.1
for outside sales work. a9H.N 3D.
p. m. Saturday. 81 y. " ....
street. ''-".
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender rc-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

WANTED - COLORED CD."..
without children. Man e. .... .
farm. woman to Go nou~e,... w.
ply to Chas. D. Allen, .A..,u'. 3d.
Der Shop or call phone 95n-&.
l"-.5-n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Clover ParkDanCe
To Be a Tolo
Football VIII Be Motif 10,
Suburban School Party

Banners. blankets and foot.
ball equipment Of every de.
scription will decorate the
gym Of Clover Park school
on Saturday evening when the
junior class viii give n tolo
dance for high school stu.
dents.
aiS Pauline Enzsr. chairman
IN charge ~ al srfangsmsnis N4li
b. assisted ~ hlss Patty Ford
chairman ~ decorations Mas
Molly goNisr. chairman n pub
heitYs Hr Everett pliman. chair.
mar - finance and Miss Mary
Rough. VINO viii serve Tho refresh.
msnts
Cammlttssmsn sfs Masses Jean
Ingram. Bsraics Johnaon. lean
bloomfield Joe Mathews. Marian
EsAaS and Babblfs sisanE Msssrs
Dean Gillette. IsanAid Edwards.
Dles Johnson. jim f.add. Glenn
Ebsfhafdi Fob neelsmaghaH All
Jim Hewitt
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Surprise Shower
F etes Bride
Miss Griffith 10 Wed Mr..
Beleher in EsrIy December

Miss Lorraine Griffith ,
bride elect Of Mr.. John r.
Belcher, was honored Tuesday
evening at her home at a sur
prise shower For the occa-
sion the living room was deco
rated with large yellow and
white chrysanthemums. On
the wall was placed an opened
umbrella from which ribbons
ran TO the gifts on the floor
for the bride.
Honors for games were won BY
Misses Connie Delmsrs. Mary
Belchsr and Resale Sands.
Late supper was served by
Misses Helen Reid, Marie Anet,
hostesses for the evening.
Guests included. Mrs y q.
Worden, mother OF the bride-elect,
Mrs. ". DUNCAN, Mrs. G. Nc
Beth. of Auburn; Mrs J. Rssmus-
ser. Mrs. Verle Wright, Mrs. 4.
Edwards, Mrs. L. A. Jones. Mrs.
p Browse. Misses Mary Belcher.
Eleanor Stringfellow, Connie Del
mare. Rosalie Sands. Patti Flynn.
Nancy Beck, Carmen Hill, Kay
Farnum.
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Christmas Parties
Planned By Circles

A Christmas party and AFT ss.
change will nil the social hour ct
the meeting On wednesday n
Circle ~ of the First Presbyterian
church 81 N. home - Mrs G
Davis weysrhssusst az. No
Yakima. Mrs Paul Mslllnger will
assist the hostess Luncheon viii
he served At n 10 followed ~ the
Bible study by Mrs n l. Dodd
Also having the Christmas mo.
tive is the luncheon 81 Circle X al
the same hour and day nj the
home ~ Mrs " N Pearson. 3tia
No 2sih st. with Mrs y W
Reynolds assisting Miss Mary
Barfet will lead the mission study
and Mrs Otto noeder will tell tho
Christmas story Members will
bring a gift for the children uf the
L = Tacoma hospital
Also on Wednesday. Circles J
and y are meeting. the former al
the home ~ Mrs J. y McHarY
3ii2 No. 2sth Luncheon Will BE-
Al o'clock, Mrs Myrtle Johnston
and Mrs ~. y. 0ambsll "a Bible
and Mission leaders
Circl. X meets with Mrs X NJ
Hopkins. Route q. for 1880
luncheon hrs u u Alien and
Mrs. Donald & christianssn arr
Bible and Mission leaders
Thursday Circles A and ~ will
have ~ 80 lunehsons. tho former
IN Nelson hall with Mira James A.
Hays and Miss insx Howard a.
hosissses Miss Mary Barrett and
Mrs. nyrtl. Johnston are study
leaders
Circle " will meet atsihs hous
Of nrs George " Dunlap. ali
No. Pine Hrs A v ~ Bacon
assisting Mrs. Margaret Graham
wlll lead the nlbls and the Mission
study.
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Hazel Rot en,erisins
Cole qe French Club

Mrs Hazel Rot NaH hnstsas
"Wednesday evening - the French
club Of Pacific Lutheran college
Ezeh member brought = guest 70
share ths evenings festivities -
games and French sonEs Miss
Rsti gave q SiaOrf talk On the life
and work ~ Aadams Cure
French club leaders are prss.-
dent. Robert Hernsss. vice .prssl-
dent. Phyllis Benson secretary.
HafJOns coiss usmbefship IN
eisdss Nsfytssss DadSgN. Ray
mone Deitz Robert Schroeder. EilA
Dgfnas. Virgins TeEasr. Virginia
senrsudsrs. Hszsl Rot. Dorothy
Ffisios sargorls Cole. R0bert
HsfnsSs. Nancy Glenn. phliiis
Bsnson. AMI Luther Bengisor. Mrs..
T-heodore Kari - tns cl3b adviser
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Hundreds 10 Attend Large Benefit
Which Red Cross Unit Will Give
Special Program VIII include Fashion Show Wednesday
Afternoon in Eks Club Rooms ~ Z c'cioek

Meeting At the home Of Mrs Harry Miller. social chair
Of the Gray Ladies' Of the Rcd Crosa group Of the
members completed plans for card party which will he
benefit for soldiers In hospitals Fort Lewis Camp Murray
and McChord Field The affair viii be given Wednesday
afternoon nj o'clock In the Eka eubrooms.
Arranged for the afternoon program which will IN
cude fashion show by Mas Helen Davis and Hawaiian
music by Miss Mildred Bodeuhon Mrs Casper. Floyd Pepper
and Betty Taluan Of the Casper Studios.
Assisting models will be MAs Edith Ann foxs. Mrs.
Burwood Kennedy and Miss shannon Smith from the Red
Cross Motor Corps and Mrs Sam Crippen and Mira r. r.
1hnmna of the GRAY Lady unit.
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Mrs. M. N. Saxion
To Open Home
Mothers OF Middls seheoI
To Be Complimsnssd

One Of . number of events
planned for thls year by the
Mothers club Of the middle
school at Annie Wright Sem
mary IL the bridge tea II
which Mrs. Malcolm ". sax
ton will entertain mothers
and elaaa teachers of the fifth.
aixth. seventh and eighth
grades on Monday Afternoon
at her home. sis Va. 9Th.
Bridge will be ln play from :
o'clock until 8 o'clock.
Mrs. nastnn has sskrd Miss
Kllssb&th NJ rtfsh. hssdmssttsss
- ina seminary. Mrs. wIn Con-
nss. chairman ~ tina nloth~fs
group. snd Mrs. Louis A tezs.
chairman ~ adult education. TO
preside al ths sss tahss follo1iax
brtdgs
Mrs " A cbsssfasfsssaa 10
vice. president 81 ths ssnlt ~ fns
Mothers club and Mfs y r.
Kekrisnm ls shs secretary .tFsssslr-
sF COMMITTEES shairmsn lneluslz.
Mrs. Neal Roberta pshfeisy Afs.
~ ~. Tsnxisr. speiai. Mrs Lave.
adult education Ma Carl =.
f,yfsil. tsisphons TINT enssFmea
ara Asssamss George v rhofaps
sa. ffsd Asyss. ralph Hshssffsf.
frost sfdsf ami N ~ aaxtoa.
Members 81 lasss include hfs.
q 7 Atieknsy. Gerald Lonsstfsth.
W. 4. whitney. Wallace Diffefd
- $780, ff.
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u. u. Club Women
To Be Honored
Mrs. Warren Y. Hull Is
Chairman for Tea Friday

Greens and gayety of the
Yule season will have import
ant bearing on the annual tea
for women of the University
Union club on next Friday
afternoon from 8 until 5
o'clock.
Mrs. Warren y. Hull is ar
ranging the affair.
Appropriate rnterludes will be
played during the tea hours by a
trio of musicians.
Assisting Mrs Hull will be Mes
DANES William Mahncke. William
c. Deering. b. r. Buckmaster
Fred G. Mari, Harry Cam. Bert
Magnusson. Joseph H. Gordon. jr..
wife of the president of the club,
and Mrs. Robert Abel.
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A partial llsl II reservations In
eiudss hssdam.s a A. nsrllla
Harold nfotmAn. Morley nrn,man.
rdlth nurston. y w casty. asm
crippsn. g D. Davidson, y "
Diyeiin. u. DuFour. otto prumm.
e ! Paris. Engsn. Emmsns. 4 n
Darlington. A. u Pay. Eari Carr.
son. Reuben IisdbsrE. ) W ilallsn.
J. Afnason Johnson. X ~ kslloss.
Paul Martin. ". q. Mshness. W. n
Msrries. Paul Msliinssf. g y.
.stsEsr, Harry Miller. Archie Ne.
Lean. otto johnson. Arthur h.
sordi. John { HpHsisind Anaa
Booth, Clyde kno~sls. Hoy Ilateh.
81, Wallace Hatcher, nuFn. Poe.
" 4. Quest. sunnar LsEEsrinl.
l. T.. bingham. e A. strong. Paul
isllllugsisy. the 1iaees Csnssisvs
fssrgsson. Aiie. Hleklanf
Hssiamss Albert G Glars. Ted
lfaakinson. " " Mattson. Qua
Applsman. chas. Fletcher. W b.
Williams. L<gwsfY ssar,s. rhlllp
winsstins. Harry isofteF. iaek
karp. Lso Megasiss h. Lsuss.
Harry Allison. Arthur Ctinsisrsan.
Clark. frsnslin. Hen schsfmsr-
horn. Pred Tsbb. Fred psnzisf Pat.
REX Steel. William J. Ofsnsn b..
Oliver Main. q y nk~~is. Harold
Dahl Richard Wafbsf. cfias
Reynolds. Forrest johnson.
Mssdamsa Geo MASTERS
James Murphy & y aeisfsds.
Carl Ostlnnd. gses oaspad. seats
Dbsnouf. A y. raalssn. Clay
Pratt. Robert ftay. e \ Hsnolaa.
Carr ISsbbins Henry q mhaw. u
T. Thomas u \ vssih. f. a.
Youns. Bsr,a johnson. STERLING
Cor. Loyal cafstsHssa. tes
Iia-iEsrt KmfY Ashtry Ten
nosen. Howard Walker. lts1afa
nsrtin ~ ~ Csc css~aa.
.aihSn Lynn. Melton J. Eyans.
z A Rouse. Don fsfansggn. bar
fsli Lea. g q. Lynn. Paul New
man. \ A camphsii. ~ . Ron
b.es uaFuid Robson. 4 y Alien.
l. X aofsnssa. ~ l. wslifsst.
Joasph Hpeassr. D. T. honfs3.
d " Hsai T. L.Tile. LaToar
Murphy. y. Carries. J u feadsF.
Harry WlnsHfuns. Miss Clair fssf-
ssg. Mrs. Ffsg u Ffaneis
Reservations sfs ssin hslnE -.
eslssd at ths It'd Gross offiss.
49, fI.f
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Evening Ceremony TO Be Solemnized
In Raynor Chapel Next Saturday
Reception at Unwersity-Unon Club 70 Follow NupiaIs;
Nancy Savidee Sister OF Groom 10 Be Maid OF Honor

Invitations are travelling North South East and West
this weekend announcing the wedding of Miss Cornea
Cardin and Lieut. Paul Sheppard Savdge ir, U.SN
The ceremony will be soemnzed Saturday evening,
Dec = at $50 in Raynor chapel of the Annie Wright semi
where the bride student through grade and high
school days The Rev. Arthur Bell chaplain of the school,
will read the marriage vows.
Miss Nancy Savidge sister of the groom will from
Moscow where she is freshman the University of Idaho
to be maid of honor for Miss Cardn Mrs Manson F Bacus
of Seattle will be of honor and Miss Catherine Strong
will be bridesmaid
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Ensign William Lee Ssvidge
L. s. N. will fly north from Mare
island to be best man for his
brother and ushers will be Messrs.
r. p. Cardin, Jr.. John ]. Dempsey,
IT,, Henry Hewitt II, Ebert II.
Baker II, Frederick A. Haines, jrr
and John Ryan Dempsey.
A reception at the University
Union club will follow the wedding
Miss Cardin, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. f. F. Cardin, announced
her engagement to Lieut. Savidge,
elder son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S.
savidge, at an open house at the
home of her parents on Sunday,
Nov. II.
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Luncheon 10 Be Given ~
Crsssv;e~ russdsy

Mns John Kennedy ~il spsa
her hsms AZ crsstyls~ ifsixbfs ~
nsmh~fs ef Libra staay Grub
Tuesday faf l e'eloek ltaneh~ea.
Mfs Paul Pearson ~iil give . Fe~
sses ~ ~L4afsn tor th~ i<pnssosas
nFuAs~ writes By Carl cFsmsr.
nrs william Wsgnsr ~iii pre-
sent N. days tepie. AMoasfB J<ss
status To<isT
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Seattle Wedding
Holds Interest
Barbara and Betty Bowen
Are Beautiful Brides

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S
Bowen's daughters. Misses
Barbara and Betty Bowen,
were married last evening IN
Westminster Presby erian
church, Seattle. Miss Barbara
becoming the bride of Mr.. An
drew Dill Hawley and Miss
Betty marrying Mr.. Gordon
Browne Anderson. Mr.. Haw-
ley is the son of Mrs. Patsy
Snyder Hawley of Portland
and Mr.. Anderson the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson
Of Olympia.
Large single candelabra at every
other pew were tied with white
chryssnthemums and the ohanoel
was banked with huoklcberry.
ferns and ohrysanth.mums.
First up the aisle went the ush-
ers. Serving for Mr. HAwley were
nessrs Walter Avid SalmonAon.
Wetherill and Josiah Collins. jr..
Winchester King. j.. and Jacob
JAdd Smith Of Bellingham. His
best man was Mr. Charles Pres
colt Howard, jr.. Of Oakland.
Mr. Andcrsons ushers were
Messrs. Burntt Anderson and Al
Ian Browne. Jr.. Of Tacoma. Albert
Chamberlain Thompson. Albert
Wark and Edward Sylvester Hud-
son His cousin, Mr. Donald Brown
Of Tacoma. was his best man
Next we're the junior brides.
maids. 8iss Virginia King and
Miss Patricia Bowen. youngest Of
the Bowen sisters. They wore pink
slipper satin made a1th sweet
heart nscklinss. puffed sleeves and
bouffsnt skirts.
Then came Miss Barbsrs'E
bridesmaids. hrs. Paul Shoudy Of
Seattle. Mrs. Charles Day 81 Port
land. Mrs. Ralph Jenkins. Jr.. and
Mas Fay Frederick Then came
Miss Bar D4ra. with her father. who
gave both daughters IN marriage.
Miss BettyE bridesmaids were
Nancy Lear. Ann Elizabeth
Goodwin. Jean HOuiAhan and May
Bsthe Rhodes formerly u Ia
coma and now living IN Frssnol.
After them came Mas Betty On
the arm ~ her grsndfathsr. Mr.
David Bowen.
The bridesmaids Sors pink snd
blue slipper satin gowns fashioned
WITH sweetheart neekilnss. dfspsd
oo1icss and nogffsnt skirts They
carried cyclsmen blooms from
pslsst PINK 70 fBehsis AMI their
nsts were hslos. reminiscent Of the
Of medieval brides.
Miss Barbara wore cream col
Jred satin with a close-fltting long
torso bodice. The fun SKIRT hung
IN folds and ended In a sweeping
train Her veil hung from q satin
tiara and enc carried lilies N the
valley and white orchids.
Miss Betty wore a white satin
gown. ar Empire model she car
ned white orchids and lilies Of the
valley. Shs also carried her
wedding handkerchief.
The reception vsx nsld at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Tea 10 Accompany Art
Association Opening

Mrs. John Goldshurv. president
Of Tacoma Art association. has an
nounced plans for the afternoon
tea on Sunday which. as is Gus
tomary will he a feature Of the
December opening Of the galleries
al the College Of Puget Sound
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. Robert Hyde. Mrs. F. Rod
man Titcomb and Mrs. AKel OK
holm.
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Dessert Luncheon Planned
For Fraternity Mother.

Sigma Au Chi fraternity Moth
ers' club vii meet on Monday aft
srnoon for ! 30 dessert luncheon
a. the fraternity house $3.50 No.
18th st.
Ms Paul p. Bergman = presi-
cent q the group and mas appoint
81 Sc assisting hostess. Mrs. Paul
Fromsns Mrs. Frank johnson and
Mrs. Thomas McElwain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Writers Plan Program
OF ORIGINAL Poems

Tacoma Writers club will meet
AT 80 Monday evening at the
Women's clubhouse. Mrs. Bernice
Barton will preside
A program Of original poems
and stories. written by members,
will be presented Mrs. Thomas
Brown. the president. extends an
invitation 10 anyone interested
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. The oentcrpieee for the tea table
will be the first place winner Of
the table arrangement competition.
for which members will arrange
oenterpieoos on card tables for sS-
hihition
Mrs. Eunic. Curtis of Seattle
who has just returned from the
east. speaker for the day. viii offer
new ideas In flower arrangements
and Christmas decorations
Mrs Walter naumAnn viii assist
Mrs Graft with the hobby show
which should prove ia ~ an inter
esting display Of the talents. crafts
and hobbies Of league members.
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Mrs. Wager 70 Entertain
p. E. O. CHAPTER

Chapter OK. =. . o viii gather
for / O'Clock luncheon on Thurs.
day Afternoon At the home 81 Mrs.
Clarence J.. Wager. On the pro-
gram Mrs Miles Parrot viii
discuss New Ways 10 Family
Health
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Alpha Members 10 Meet al
Cav Home on Monday

Mrs Herbert n. Gay. 316s A st.
will open her home to members Of
Alpha Study club on Monday aft
ernoon at 2 O'Clock. Current topics
will be presented on the program
by Mrs. r. l. Powell. Mrs James
W. Taylor will give a book review
on The Wabash" By Wilson.
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Sunset club. Nnieh Wss decorated
In al white
Both brides attended St Elcho-
las School for Girls IN seattle.
Hrs HaNiey Was graduated from
the Unlvsrr1ty u Washington.
which her sister attended Both
are members u Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority. Mrs.. Hawley IL
member o. the Seattle Junior
League and the Junior club, 70
which her husband belongs Re
attended Stanford university. Mr..
Anderson attended the University
n Warrington. where MS sfflliz-
ton 10 Delta Kappa Epeilon-
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Mrs. Charles Ingram TO Be Hostess
For Junior League Meeting
Sustaining Members VIII Be Assistants for Tea tuesday
TaIeni-Hobby Show. Table Arrangement Featured

Bring your Knitting your stamp collecting in fact bring
ANYTHING you might consider hobby talent: that u
request Of Mrs Paul Graft education chairman for The
Junior League meeting Tuesday the home Of Mrs Charles
Ingram.
1t is traditional that at the December meeting the sus-
tanning members are for Mrs Gerald Long
streh will be chairman. assisted by Mesdames William ID.
Hopping Robert Abel Joseph l. Long Clifford Mcdonald
and Frost Snyder