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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-09-05
Health Nurse is A
Mojor Contribution
To Public Sofety

It's all in the days work with the
crisp-blue uniformed nurses serving
the forty-seven full-time county
health departments in the state. Daily
their cars nose over hills and through
valleys, into by-ways and obscure
little lanes to take them on needed
home visits. Sometimes they walk
through fields and pastures IN the
last lap of the journey. Numerous
indeed are the reasons for home
visits-visits, all of them, in the in
terest of better health and longer
life.
In a weather-beaten tenant home,
the nurse stops to see an expectant
mother, making certain tests and
counselling with her about diet, rest,
and the preparation of the layette.
In a leaking log cabin she inspects
an irritable infant who hasn't formed
proper feding habits, Several miles
down the road a pasty-looking, inert
boy with hookworms is the object
of her investigation, and across the
IlNeI Sic lOOhS III VII a Sllfu apOut
to o from scarlet fever.
Farmers quit their blowing to
wave as the health nurse passes by.
Until she's out of sight, playing chill
dren call greetings to the passing,
blue-clad figure. With appreciation
based on experience, these rural folk
regard the health nurse as a friend
whose help often means the difference
in life and death itself.
Take, for instance, the mother Of
the premature four-opund baby
found by the nurse on a home visit
in Northeast Mississippi last month.
On what she considered a regular
visit to a prenatal case, the nurse
happened in at a strategic moment.
Lying in bed with its mother was a
tiny day-and-a-half-old baby that had
arrived far ahead of schedule. No
one had been in attendance. The in
fant was entirely unclean. One eye
was badly swollen and discharging
yellow pus. Only a feeble flicker of
life was present. The shadow of blind
ness was imminent.
In a glance the nurse took in the
dangerous situation. Then she swung
into action. She had to work fast if
life We're to be saved, blindness pre-
vented.
The baby was put in a separate
bed. Bottles of warm water were
placed around it to bring warmth to
it's purple little body. A physician
was summoned. On his arrival, sight
saving drops" were put in the in
fant's eyes as a precaution against
blindness. A specimen sent to the
laboratory for diagnosis revealed Ia
ter that the severe eye inflamma-
ton had been a gonorrheal infec-
ton.
Only fast work and competency
had prevented the snuffing out of
premature life, the impending shades
of darkness.
Thanks to the alertness and Wig
lance of the public health nurse, the
outcome of this incident is favorable.
The infection has cleared up and the
baby is gaining weight. Now he has
the chance that every infant deser-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-09-05
Cotton Should Be,
Dry For Ginning

Cotton picking is being started in
all parts of the county now and this
is the season when a great deal of
care should be exercised in getting
the seed cotton to the gin in a good
dry condition, according TO /. w.
Carson, county agent. 1t is a poor
practice to carry cotton to he ginned
when it is not properly dried. No
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-09-05
Services At First
Methodist Church

Church School at 9:45, Walter
Odom Superintendent.
Worship at II o'clock.
Prelude, "The Wide Heavens"
Offertory, "Rejoice in the Lord"
Anthem by the choir.
Sermon message by the pastor.
League meets at 6:45.
Evening service at 1880.
Message by the pastor.
The three circles Of the missionary
society will meet at 3 O'Clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 1850.
Choir practice Friday evening at
7:3O.
Everybody cordially invited to at
tend.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-09-05

Miss Gladys Rhyme of jackson
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Rhyme.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Past Worthy Advisers
To Elect Thursday

Past worthy advisers of Tacoma
assembly, No. 2, Order of the Rain
bow for Girls, will meet Thursday
evening at s o'clock at the home
OF Mr.. Harry Baker at Browns
Point. During the evening there
will be the annual election of Of
ficers. The retiring officers are
Misses Vera Bradb bury, Edith
Moore, Caroline Davis, Ruth Drow-
ley and Mrs. Ralph Meeker.
Miss Vera Bradbury. president
Of the club, has announced that the
group will continue making scrap
books for the Children's Home.
Plans for the coming year will also
be discussed. Following the meet
ing a buffet supper will be served,
an Easter motif being used.
Those planning to attend are
Mesdames Ray Wall, NJ a C o ! m
Engstrom, Ralph Meeker, Harry
Baker, John Paulik, Edward Ken
rick, Richard Wingard, jr., Edward
Scheibel, and Misses Barbara Tis-
sot, Maxine Schroe del, Betty
Boucher, Emile Nofke, Vera Brad
bury, Edith Moore, Caroline Davis,
Lillian Hendrickson, Ruth Drow-
ley, Dorothy Perkins and Mary
Fraser.
All other past worthy advisers
of Tacoma assembly are cordially
invited to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Falkland PIT. A.
Plans Program

Members Of Falkland PIT A,
VIII meet ~ AIS o'clock Friday
afternoon In thu school auditorium.
Mrs Elizabeth clough. guest
speaker. will have for her topic
Humans Educatipn."
hlss Ethel Jung will present .
group Of vocal selections includ-
Ing Loves Old Sweet Song. I"
Drink To Ne Only With Thine
Eyes" and "fseautifui Dreamer q
She viii be accompanied by Mlss
Murtel Dawisy.
A group OF pupils from the
sixth grade viii present tho Don
Juan Minuet.@ Lullaby from
"Jocsiyn" by Goddard and Wei
come Sweet springtims+ csm-
plstins the program. Charlotte
Miller viii play several piano
solos.
Following ihs program. tee etIi
he served BY the mothers of ths
eth grade pupils
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Mrs. Cronkhite
To Be Hostess
Mary Ball Round Table on
Mondays Calendar

Members of Mary Ball
chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. will
gather at the home of Mrs.
F. J. Cronkhite, 510 So. Cush-
man, for their regular round
table study session at 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon. B o a r d
members will meet a half
hour earlier for a brief bust
ness session.
Study projects for the meeting
will come from three departments
Junior members with Mrs. Fred
B. Friberg as chairman; Lending
and Filing bureau, Mrs. r. f. Lee,
chairman. and Advancement OF
American Music, Mrs. f. c. Rich
ards, chairman.
Each chairman will be assisted
BY her committee and each will
present a report of the progress
made in this years work. They
will explain their detectives and
methods in the discussions to fol-
low,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Mrs. Anderson
Shower Hostess
Party Wednesday Honors
Mrs. George Hubmsnn

Honoring Mrs. gorge
Hubmann, Mrs. Russell V.
Anderson entertained We'd
nesday evening at a stork
shower at her home at 1916
No. Stevens st. Shower games
were played during the early
evening hours and later a
buffet supper was served.
Table decorations were appro-
pirate to the theme of the party.
For a centerpiece the hostess used
mixed bouquet of sweetpeas,
forge t. me-nots and carnations.
Miniature storks added TO the
charm of the arrangements.
Tacoma guests were Mesdames
Agnes HUFFMAN, Robert Weller,
Lawrence Arnd, +. Caldwell, Philip
Giltner. jr., Norman Gordon, Shell
don Williamson, Eugene Piety, T.
Maule, Miss Maxine Inman and
the guest of honor.
Others present were Mrs. Day
ton Witten of Auburn, mother Of
the honor guest; Mrs. Leslie Jock
inson of Puyallup. Mrs. Dean Tay-
lor, Mrs. Rex Weick and Miss
Elizabeth Kelly, all of Sumner, and
Mrs. T. Stanish of Gig Harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08

Miss Mary Jean Rosenberg Of
Couer d'Alene. Ida. is president
of the junior class. Forty-five
couples are planning TO attend.
many Of the girls escorts coming
from Olympia. Seattle and Everett
for the occasion.
Tacoma girls who will attend
are: seniors. the Misses Patty
Farley. Vera Fraser, Suzanne In
gram. Ann Chapman and Jean
Webster; juniors. Misses Mary
Elizabeth Abel. Beverly Brown.
Mary Ann Ellison. Mary Heard.
Virginia Ludwick. Betty Ann
Love and Louise Wilbur.
Sophomores, Misses Jane Bron-
son, Bonnie Jean Chitty. Anita
Derby. Marie Eckstrom. Frances
McGinnis, Winifred Saxton. Hazel
Schaeffer. Virginia Schwan and
Dorothy Richards. and freshmen.
Misses Alice Ann Beal. Marian In
gram, Avonne Nelson, Elizabeth
Olzendam and Elka Robbins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Mrs. Short Leaves
For Berkeley, Calf.

Mrs. ~ T. Short left "Wednesday
evening for Berkeley. Calf. where
she viii visit with her son.in-iaw
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Hancock. and her small grand
daughter. Judith Hancock. she
expects IN be IN California about
two months.
Mrs. Short was accompanied a.
far IS Portland. Ore. by Mr..
Short. who returned Thursday only
TO leave that day with Mr.. Richard
ID. Smith. field secretary at tho
College OF Puget Sound. for east
Of the mountains, They win be
gone until the first Of the week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Cardinal Club Plans
Business Meeting

Converting for their regular ses-
sion, members Of Cardinal club
viii meet at $50 o'clock Friday
evening in the Knights Of Column
bus hall Robert Brown will pre-
side during the business session at
which time Emil Burcar will report
on the ski party recently sponsored
by the club. Miss Helen Honylez,
chairman of the communion and
breakfast. will also present a re-
port. John Rapin will tell OF plans
for cabaret dance TO be held
after Easter.
George Rapin and Fred LeVeque
are in charge of the evenings en-
tertainment. assisted by Miss
Catherine Byrne. who will serve
refreshments at the close OF the
evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
St. Ann Guild
Will Elect
Meeting 10 y Fssld h
v'sisssiea Church

n. AIMS guild has set !
o'clock Friday afternoon for
iss next meeting st the vizi-
tation Church auditorium.
Mrs. Charles Schulta VIII pre-
aide At the business meeting
10 follow tho l o'clock lunch.
con which win b served
by the women al visitation
parish with Mrs. William
Kennedy. chairman. In charge
Of arrangements.
the annual sIeefscn a uffSe~rs
wiil ~ tbs maka features ~ ~
meeting. Names ~sil - ps~usntes1
by she neznsnstiax eamnAities
wAssh 10 composed 1T sh> vses
presiasnts az each AZ ths x>rsa.s
pssaSh~s % tAs city.
Members - the easamIfIes sF~
Mrs AIh~rt I1<nseH. H. Ann'ss Mr.
nav Ehxw. ~ t.<s's. Mr. ,. r
MsHley. fsais Rosary Mr.. ipha
psinkwsns. lfaiy esuss. MR. n~n.
jssnsn Raseisffs. n@efed ltsaxts
Mr.. I.~e vl<.<l. ~ rssssek'sl Mrs
William kennsssy. vlslfssiee. sa<l
Mrs. tseargs kssh@ch. ~. Joe<ph's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
News and Notes of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups


NJ. ". ?. rzrnell a - -.
c<Fns apartments returned Mas-
tAy frun = twe ucntee trip -
California sns M<xice. wh<r< -
vs<lt<s rita frs<n<s - F<<&tiseH
N Los Anx
e rs@.d>nN. -
ps<1a. o>nlAnd - r. Ja<ne. -
Ala msa> = srtp - Halsr~ lsk&nd
IN Oakland. ~ u&s setd - ~
several a&y* h<r.a~e - ~ flee1s
IN ne sssrau<kEe vslz<y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Amsrsnfh Meeting Is
Scheduled for Friday

The regular meeting Of Tacoma
Court. Order Of the Amaranth viii
be held in the Gothic room at the
Masonic Temple on Friday eve.
ming, at o'clock. The degree
Of the order wiil be sxempilflsd
and election Of officers VIII be
held.
Preceding the meeting = potiuck
dinner will be served In the din
ing room At $40 Mrs. G. J.
criswsll and Mrs Catherine Leach
have charge Of arrangements. kilss
Emma NOR. chairman of the ways
and means committee. has q
white elephant sale planned.
A cordial invitation IL extended
10 all Amarantha
Washington Temple No. q. Ply
than Sisters. will hold It's regular
meeting at = p. m. Thursday al
ss7is Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Garden Benefit
Has Opening
Three-Dsy Event 10 Aid
Orfhopedie Branches

First benefit garden sale
ever to be sponsored by an
0rthopedic association branch
in Tacoma. opened early
Thursday morning at OF
Broadway. The committee
was on hand at an early hour
TO greet the garden lovers
who. despite March showers,
arrived shortly after $3.50 to
purchase choice garden pieces
which have been donated for
the charity sale.
The event will continue Fri
day and Saturday. doors being
open TO the public from $50
until $50.
In each Of the windows of the
shop are attractive garden scenes
with rustic pieces and gay bits Of
pottery adding a colorful note.
In charge on Thursday were
Mesdames Marvin Lynn. Don Will
ard, Frank Griffiths. Tim kimhall.
Calvin Hopper. Murray McCarty.
Arthur Gunderson Of the Tahoma
branch. one of the groups sponsor
ing the sale, and from the Robert
Reynolds branch. co-sponsors. Mes
danes Herman Hekel. orrin Judd.
H V. jackson. w. +. Young. Benja-
man Davis. $. II. Hermann and
b. F. Mossman, Thursday morning.
and Mesdames r. r. Brines. +. f
Cutting. A. J. Fries. w. V. Young.
Benjamin l.. Davis and s. r. Herr
mann. Thursday afternoon.
Fridays hostesses and sales
women will be, in the morning,
Mesdames Jack Ahrens, F. B. Moss
man. Benjamin L. Davis. s. +.
Hermann and w. V. Young, who
will be cashier for the day. and In
the afternoon Mesdames Joseph
Fitch. Howard Tatman. s. F. Herr
man and B. L. Davis. from the
Reynolds group, and from Taho-
ma, Mesdames Erling Johnson.
Thomas Rathbone. A. ID. Murray,
II. A. Ronquist, Stanley Erdahl,
John Arnold and Ted Brown.
Saturday morning. representa-
tives from Reynolds branch will be
Mesdames Arthur Peterson. Paul
Pearson. w. V. Young. S. +. Herr
man and b. L. Davis; afternoon.
Mesdames Roy Elstrom. Howard
Carr. Wallace Larson, S. r. Herr
mann, r. b. Mossman and w. v.
Young. Assisting from Tahoma
on Saturday win he Mesdsmes
Harry Allison. Loris Baker. How
ard Carothers, Murray Mecarty.
Clifford Sayre. Fred Mari. F. A.
Ted Brown and Hughes
On Friday afternoon at 1880 Or.
Cyril Lundvick viii be present to
speak to the customers at the
sale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Miss June Taube
Mr.. Diment Wed
Ceremony Is Performed In
Home OF Brides Sister

Before an improvised altar
lighted by tall tapers in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. c.
Adkins, 1927 No. Lawrence,
of Mrs. Anna Taube. became
the bride of Mr.. Alfred c.
Diment, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Diment in a cere-
mony performed by the Rev.
Marion Flint last Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adkins are
sister and brother-in-law of
the bride.
Oregon grape greenery with pink
carnations and daffodils formed
the arch beneath which the eere-
mony was read. Centering the
arrangement were two white we'd
ding bells tied with white satin
ribbon.
The bride. given In marriage by
her brother. Mr.. Louis A. Taube,
wore A long sleeved princess gown
Of ivory slipper satin The sweet
heart neekline was caught with a
pearl clip. a gift of the bridegroom.
The full flared skirt fell into a
slight train. The bride wore also
a finger-tip length veil fastened TO
her hair by a small crown Of pearls
clustered on either side with bou-
vardia. Her bouquet was Of white
sweet peas. carnations and pink
roscbuds tied with q shower OF
white satin ribbons.
Mrs. George oaklund. wearing
dusty pink chiffon and lace with
colonial bouquet Of swestpeas
and rosebuds. was matron OF honor
and the bridesmaid was Mrs. Louis
A. Taube who wore aqua taffsta.
also with sweet peas and rossbsids.
Before the ceremony the tapers
were lighted by nieces Of the bride.
~. Do,o,hv Engh An turquoise
,.,feta with Rardenia wrist cor
..g. and Miss Betty Jean Keith
= a,.,v yos. taffeta, also with
:,
L. c.,Yv. OAKLAND was the
"a M Clarence Person
o. W pitt. plsyed the or.
-. ...eh.. ara accom-
go = 80 -. "a. laden who
- -, :, -. w., -r,,iv
~. Ts,,. .or. foy n.y dsush-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08

Tsubs. Mr. and Mrs George Oak.
iund. hiss Ida Hastings. Mr.. Emil
and Clarence Person. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Rooih. Mis. Dianns Nawdahi.
Mr.. Philip Belts. Mr.. and nrs.
Louis Eorak. Mrs. Philip Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Thorsen. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Keith. Mr.. and Mrs..
Roscoe Miller. Mr.. and Mrs Pred
Sandstrom. Mr. and Mrs. J Jesse.
Mrs. Carl Mack. Mrs. Edward
Mack. Mrs o. u. Nethery. Miss
Betty Jean Keith. hisa Dorothy
Engh. Miss Donna Ma Jadsn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Yacht Club Auxiliary
Plans Luncheon

The Tacoma Yacht Club auxili-
airy will meet for luncheon Monday
at 1890 o'clock at the clubhouse.
Because the upstairs Of the club
house is being remodeled. luncheon
will be served in the game room.
The committee for the affair con-
sists of Mrs. Tom MARS, Mrs. II. d.
Marks, Mrs. r. B. Mayberry and
Mrs. William Ostruslxi.
The executive board Of the Ia
coma Yacht Club auxiliary met
Mar. at the home Of Mrs w. W.
Gaudreau for its regular meeting
and luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Violet Prairie Garden
Club 10 Have Luncheon

The Violet Prairie Garden club
will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Jessie Scarce Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. c. Martinson will speak
on Correct Pruning Of Flowering
Shrubs" and Mrs. Henry Andrak
will speak on "Primroses and
Hardy and Early Rock Plants" y
Everyone is requested 20 be present
promptly at one O'Clock for mn-
cheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Friday Y Classes
Nov In Session

Tns Y. w. e. A. Friday classes
are now IN ssssion for the spring
term. March ist 10 April 20 Ths
schedule af glasses has bssH arr
ranged by Mas Mary coSsn and
Mrs Ralph slmpson. 81 the Y W.
G. A. committee IN charge This
week Mrs. W. a Burroughs ~ali
review "UnsIa SNOWFALL BY Fran
ees FROST. and County Lawyer
by Bethany Partridge. In tbs
gardening cisss Mrs Stewart
Clark wili discuss March Gar
dsnss Miss Hslsn Evans wiiI give
the travel talk on Practical Va
cations Near and Fsr"
Other subjects spd Instructors
for the morning session are Miss
Mary c0~sn. English. Mrs. Donaid
Petsrman. social bridge. Mrs. Klme
Kirkpatrick. hand~ofk. Mrs A. A.
Crag. German.
After luncheon DR. Lyle sheisai-
dlns u tbs College ~ Puget Sound
will discuss ths weeks pubic AZ
fairs and Mrs Anthony AFntsen
wsli instruct ths eisss IN beginning
bridge
Season dc kess or single admsa-
sions may b. secured s1 tks 7,
". {. A.
ssesrity Beasfsf s.seeisiiss naii
meet as $40 e'eloek FRIDAY svsn-
ing IL csFpentsrs hall far social
sssnlng which u open 70 rasmbsrs
and their ffiss1s Mfa O. 1.
Higgins. general ehslfmaa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Elizabeth Garden Club
Sets Meeiinu Date

Mrs. Louis J. Muscek will be
hostess 10 members Of the Eliza
beth Garden club when they meet
at 12:45 o'clock Friday for lunch
con at the University-Union club.
Mrs. Richard Blundell will preside
and Mrs. Jennie b. Gregg will talk
on Flower Arrangement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Nursing Director
Will Be Fefed


r. - .,-.. - AL.
s Wv
Dorothy beminE. director Of
the National ORGANIZATION for
p.hl.. Hath x.x.,n~ who
~ -.
arrived IN tHsofm inufsusf
morning. m Q m hers Of The
Washington St.fr orvanisa.
49,. -. -
ton TOT fsu's bsh S"
ing here VIII entertain ~ q
dinner Thurzday evening In
a.. r.u...- p.s,~...,.., - uo,.,
ss,.sa ~. r@ =.
"svp 49, s'"'t ~
sn"h tor us ."u. -"as reksh
~ meeunt OF tho oFxAnisAr
ton.
IN shArks o. tne a'HHsS - "
Misses Lillian Hsehnss' Grace snffs
man. Asls<n lutte. Je~Hesse fsFry.
Irene Made Ann June p~nieas"ns
Mis- hiehnsr = general chairman
Of the regional meeting
The ballroom WIN - Eay ses th<
occasion Win branches % japanese
ounce.
Musical seleesicns vii - pre-.
scented ~ Miss Mildred Fumnsnna~.
vocalist ana Miss is~"ns "'>uesn'
sceempsnss'. nosh pupils as s"nn
fani Bennett % me sansxs -
fuEss sound
Mis- Jennings t"rN VII ~
sASeh f'"m 'as shs"e % 'hs re-
k'"ns' meetings being hsaa " seat.
We ana SPOKANE 80 We" - Tacoma.
"essfss,'"ns nave been made
ny Mrs cersfane h"riand. Ar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Miss Anderson Leaves
For WASHINGTON, D. C..

Miss Cellissa Anderson Of No.
Fife St, left last week for Wash
ington, ID. C., 10 accept a civil
service position with the census
bureau. Miss Anderson attended
Stadium high school and business
college here. For the past four
years. she has been with the Postal
Telegraph Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Democratic Club 10 Meet

Members Of the Women's PIERCE
County Central Democratic club
will meet at 2 o'clock Friday after
noon at Fishers civic center. The
constitutional provision for the
regular enumeration. the purpose
and the application this year, viii
be the topic Of discussion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
S.S.S. TONIC
must be good
So many people take it
to increase appetite
to boost energy
COUNTIES Thousands of men and

ToUNTLESS thousands OF men ana
AIwomen can testify TO The beneiis
S-S.s. Tonic has brought them.
The facts are simple because OF all
conditions efiecting the human body
low blood count is most deceptive.
slf YOU feel rundown l7ck Keen
appetite =. have lost weight :. don't
ave up until YOU restore those pre-.
tous Tcd-blood-oells baok to normal.
SIS. Tonic may be just what YOU
Deed TO get YOU on the right road TO
keslih and happiness again.
In SIS. Tonic You 20 after the
Gouble in Two Mays. =. first YOU increase
n e appetite and better your stomach
gestion-lhus making better use of
e food YOU eaf-seoondly, thin. weak,
Etery blood IS made Tich and red
k1in thus giving YOU boost in energy.
Try SIS. which any drug store can
OPply and no ethical dealer ~fill sus.
~ substitute. The big % OF. sine Is
1.-Two weeks treatment and represents a
nsing in the purchase prioe lcS6Sc Co
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Annie Wright Seminary Juniors
To Entertain al Barn Dance
kestor Hall TO Be Scene OF Saturday Evening Affair;
Entire Upper School VIII Attend

The junior class at the Annie Wright seminary will
terrain Saturday evening for the entire upper school The
affair, barn dance, will be given in the gymnasium
Keator hall.
Appropriate decorations and music will be feature of
the evening Supper will be served and the party will be
chaperoned by Miss Elizabeth NJ Fitch head mistress of
the school, Mrs Graham Powell dean of the seminary and
the three class advisers-Mss Helen Mckay, Miss Lulu
Margets and Mrs. Bertha Lehman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
First Child Born
70 nobori Dorrys

M eN4 MEn le&0ff u4p1X
fIxatn ranoksI svs naae>see1nG
the hlfsh n shels liss< sh114. Z -
Mar 3 q ~ Tnnnmo t1eoeEmt
ha~rllsf r. uttle ~. No1ee1
npeert nyrnn. Y hplM4 wsteount1
~ NJ nrsn1pareass. ~ 60 M
n. !. Marry ~ NJ ~ Nm
tonn rnsssne. 81 Il InGuGnA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-08
Party Marks 18th
Birthday Anniversary

On tbs ocnantan ~ hsF falh
hirthdAy "Wednesday. Ms Martin
pufsaF Vas honeF<d - . suFpfise
birthday party II ths home ~
hfs y. G. HstIsf. An informal
afternoon followed tbs iunsh<an
hour.
These present were Messismss
Martin pufouf. y. G. vsttsf. u.
t~xzsrs~ehl, /. y, Mack. A. c
uslIba. Howard Long. Lsster
Green. Anna Henssy. Emil uiss.
man. William Pitt and .sn. Abeie
John johnson. A. r vettsr and
daughter. Mafiiyn Isns. Mary
Pratt and n. I.esssIis
Others were ths Misses NeFs
Jensen. Edith Glssmsn, Eisle John
son and Mary Fowler
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