davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-03-31

Non-nush toilet In structure7 Out
side toilet or privy? No toilet or
privy?
16. Bathtub or shower with rum
ming water in structure? Exclusive
use? Shared? None?
II. Principal lighting equipment
for dwelling: Electric, gas, kerosene
or gasoline, other.
10. Principal refrigeration equip
ment for the dwelling: Mechanical,
ice. other. none.
70. Radio in dwelling unit?
20. Heating equipment for dwell
ing: Steam or hot water system.
piped warm air system, pipeless
warm air stove, heating stove, other
or none.
81. Principal fuel used for heat
ing: Coal or coke, wood, gas, electric,
fuel oil, kerosene or gasoline, other,
none.
%. Principal fuel used for cooking
in dwelling unit: Coal or coke, wood,
gas, electric, kerosene or gasoline,
other, none.
value OF properly.
%. Is the furniture in the rented
dwelling unit included in the rent?
Estimated rent without the furni-
ture?
"a. Average monthly cost in the
dwelling unit for electricity, gas,
other fuel, water.
Is. Value Of the property. Num-
Der Of dwelling units on the prop
erty
26. Is there a mortgage on the
property? Present debt on first
mortgage. Present debt on second
mortgage.
27. Are regular payments required
on the first mortgage or the land
contract-are they monthly, quar-
terly. semi-annual, annual; amount
of each payment.
%. Do payments include an
amount for reduction of principal?
%. Do payments include real es-
tate taxes?
30. Interest rate now charged?
81. Holder of first mortgage or
land contract: Building and loan,
commercial bank. savings bank, life
insurance company, manufacturing
company, H. o. L. c., individual,
other.
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now in the active forces of the
United States or who performed all
of their military service in the Ma
tional Guard, the Army, Navy, or
Marine Reserves, Reserve Officers
Training Corps. Citizens Military
Training Camp or other branch not
a part of the regular military estab-
lishment).
40. If the person is under 18. is
his or her father veteran and is
the veteran living?
Al. Persons war or military serv-
ice?
AZ. Does this person have a Fed
eral social security number?
43. Were deductions for Federal
Evening star., 1940-03-31

At 9 am. Tuesday an army of 121.-
900 census enumeratiors will begin
an intensive month of nose count
Ing in the United States.
Each enumerator, if he is making
an urban survey. will ask questions
on two census chedules-popula-
ton. which is required by the Con-
stitution, and housing, which was
directed by Congress in law passed
In 1899.
The enumerator taking the count
In rural areas will carry a third
QUESTIONABLE, relating to agricul-
ture, which has had a place in the
census since 1910.
For the benefit of it's readers who
might wish to study the census ques-
tions in advance, The Star here
lists the questions on the popula-
ton and housing schedules. It will
be obvious that some of the in
formation-like population census
Item 3-can be filled in only by the
enumerator. First, the population
schedule:
l. Location (street, avenue, etc.,
2. House number.
g. Number of household in order
Of enumerator's visitation.
a. Home owned or rented?
S. Value of home. if owned, or
monthly reAtal, if rented.
s. Does this househould live on
4 farm?
T. Name of each person whose
usual place of residence on April l,
1910, was in this household. BE sure
to include persons temporarily abb
sent from household: children under
year of age.
Education and Nationality.
8. Relationship of each person to
the head of the household. as wife,
daughter, father, mother = in = law,
grandson, lodger, lodger's wife serv-
ant. hired hand. etc.
9. SeX-male or female.
10 Color or race.
II. Age at last birthday.
-. Marital statuS-single, married,
widowed, divorced.
l3. Attended school or college any
time since March !, 1910?
IA. Highest grade of school COM
pleted,
Is. Place of birth If born in the
United States. give State. territory
or possession If foreign born. give
country in which birthplace was sit
uated on January l. 1887. Distin-
guish Canada-F French from Can
ada English and Irish Free State
(Eire) from Northern Ireland.
Is Citizenship of the foreign born.
H. In what city, town or village
did this person live on April l, 1885?
49, In what county did this person
live April l, 1885?
l9. In what State Or Territory or
fareign country did he or she live?
20. Did this person live on farm
April L. 1885?
Unemployment Questions.
Now follow 13 questions relating to
unemployment, including the in
come questions. Each of these ques-
tions is applicable only to persons
IA years old and over.
81. Was this person at work for
pay or profit in private or non-
emergency Government work during
the week of March 2430, 1910?
o. If not. was he at work or as
signed to public emergency work
(W. P. A., N. Y. A, c. c. c., etc.
during week of March 24-30, 1910?
Evening star., 1940-03-31
Robbi Metz to Speak

Rabbi Solomon Metz of the Adas
Israel Synagogue will speak on The
Historical Background of Sholom
Aschs 'NaZarene' at the Jewish
Community Center next Wednesday
at pm.
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Y. L. |. Plans for
District Meet
Grand President TO Make
Official Visit May 3

AT the next meeting of the
Young Ladies Institute plans
will be made for the district
meeting to be held in Tacoma
May 5, and for the grand
presidents official visit on
May 6. Mrs. Kenneth War
rack, junior past grand presi-
dent and past president OF
Dolores institute of San Fran
cisco, and her mother, Mrs.
Scully, who is an honorary
member of Dolores institute,
will be the guests of honor.
After the short business meeting
there will be an open meeting and
social hour, and all Catholic girls
interested in joining the organiza-
ton are cordially invited 10 attend.
II will be held in the Army and
Navy room at Hotel Winthrop.
The committee in charge of re-
freshments and program consists
of Mrs. Jack Erck as chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Charles Toynbee.
Mrs. Herbert Schiesz. Mrs. Jack
Walters, the Misses Virginia
Berry, Barbara Blau, Pearl Haupt-
mann. Ethel Nee, Violet Wingard
and Alfredo Frohmader.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Winifred Justman
Is Complimented
Sets June ~ as Date for
Marriage TO Mr.. Freeman

Miss Winifred Justman.
who has set June 20 rs the
date for her marriage to Mr..
II. Milton Freeman. jr., was
feted Friday at n surprise
miscellaneous shower at her
home. Members of the Red
Rose Thimble club of the
Women's Benefit Association
entertained.
One O'Clock luncheon was served
from tables centsred with multi
colored spring flowers with tiny
parasols at each place.
Guests included Mrs. y. w. Jlnt-
man, Mrs. II. NJ. Freeman. Mrs. Il.
e. Percival. Mrs. y. Perciyal. Mrs.
B. Barry Mrs. Il. W. Hopkins. Mrs.
Jean Trunland. Mrs. II. Wohien-
burg. Mrs. Roy skager. Mrs. Hull.
Mrs. L. Baird. Mrs. l.. o. Flanders,
Mrs. r. Peck. Mrs. u. Whitney.
Mrs. Petropkka. Mrs. NJ. Nerrutla,
Mrs. r. Gillespie. Mrs. y. Wright.
Mrs. NJ. Pearce. Mrs. Minnie An
derson. Mrs. Weaver. Mrs.. Dale
Whitney. Mrs. Keller. Mrs. 5. Hal
version. Mrs. L. Msgiieo. Mrs. d.
Dyment. Mrs. e. Thomas
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de-Elect Feted
AT Surprise
Miss Lillian Ellison Honorec
AT Davis Home Friday

A surprise shower for Miss
Lillian Ellison. who will wed
Mr.. Morrie Rabstoff on May
IT, was given by Miss Caro-
line Davis, a cousin of the
prospective groom at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Davis, 1920 No.
10Th St, Friday.
Games were played with favors
going TO Miss Ellison. Mrs. Sam
Rabstoff and Mrs. ]. r. Bender.
Gifts were presented by having the
bride-elect pop balloons containing
rice and notes telling where the
gifts were hidden. A late supper
was served from lace covered
table centered with pink tulips
and lighted tapers.
Guests were Mesdames Theresa
Ellison, Karl Andrisek. Gretchen
Lambert. Nathan Rabstoff. Sam
Rahstoff. Dave carrick. Raymond
Ellison. jr., J. r. Bender. Terry
Weinstone; Terry Carrick of
Montesano, Mrs. A. E. Lenning,
A. D. Davis, and the Misses Lillian
Ellison. Eleanor Lenning and Caro-
line Davis.
At the same time a bachelor
party was given for Mr.. Babstoff
at the home of his parents. He was
presented with many clever gifts.
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PIT. A. News
TUESDAY

Bryant preso.,ooi meets at s
D. m. at the home of Mrs. Fred
Angus, 1922 No. K. Mrs. w. Ross.
chairman of the nominating COM
mittee; Mrs. Kenneth johnson and
Mrs. George Cerratto will make
their report. Mrs. Edward Dolan,
program chairman. has planned an
interesting program. Several mu-
steal selections will be given and
DR.. L. E. C. Joers will be guest
speaker. Mesdames J. E. Liver
nash, Cecil Albers and Ray Albers
will assist Mrs. Angus.
Fern Hill preschool meets at 8
p. m. at the home Of Mrs. Harold
West, 7s0s So. Yakima. MRS. Paul
Means will speak on My Expe-
rience as a Mother and Teacher
in Singapore" Betty and Beverly
Yenne will present musical num-
bers. Members are asked to bring
money for the pillow to this meet
ing. Mrs. c. (. Williams and Mrs.
c. E. Gassin will assist Mrs. West
Park Avenue PIT. A. meets at
8 p. m. at the school. Mrs. NJ. d.
Wilkinson will speak about her
trip TO Washington, D. c., and
''Highlights on National Child
Welfare Program" Mrs. o. G.
williams will sing several num-
beers. Mrs. w. F. Miller viii be the
hostess.
Sherman PIT. A. meets at 100
p. m. in the school, Mrs. Alex Can
doc presiding. Miss Helen Canine.
director of Girl Scouts. viii show
her shadowgraph pictures and J.
Hagood, assistant Boy Scout di-
rector, will speak on The Summer
Program for Cub Scouts" Sher-
man students will present vacation
facilities in Tacoma. Mrs. Echuard
Lewis has planned the program.
Mrs. John Cvitanovich viii be the
hostess.
Circle No. 3. Northwest Danish
Old Peoples Home, meets Tuesday
for a 1890 O'Clock luncheon at
the home OF Mrs. Cora Anderson,
3720 No. Ferdinand.
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Delightful Weather Brings
Travellers Home From South
Tacoma Girls Attending Schools in California and in
the East Receive Honors. Take Short Trips

The spring days Puget Sound has been ENJOYING
for the past week bringing many Tacomans home from
winter and early spring vacations the SOUTH With the
news OF returning travellers word three Tacoma
girls who taking prominent part social and extracur-
rcuar activities at their colleges in the south and east
welcomes home are being extended 10 Mr.. and Mrs John
H. Arkey, who returned Wednesday from La Jolla Cal
where they have been for the past four months The trip
home was made lesurely by motor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23

DR.. and Mrs. William c. Cam
eron are expected home from Cali
fornia in the next few days. They
have been In the south for four or
five months, spending their time
in Santa Barbara. Riverside, Palm
Springs and Carmel.
Returning home shortly after
the first Of May will be Mrs. VIII
liam Seymour and her sister. Miss
Nan Risley. who have been spend
ing the winter in southern Cali
fornia.
Visiting in the east are Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Mattison. who
are recent arrivals at the Waldorf
Astoria in New York City.
Mrs. Donald Fraser (Gretchen
kunigk) will arrive in Tacoma
Monday evening to be with her
I rents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ku-
NICK, for a week or ten days.
She has been at Yosemite, where
she competed In ski meets and on
Tuesday will be joined by Mr..
Frast- before their return to Sun
Valley.
Miss Georgia L. Hills, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Hills, S
Rosemont way, has been chosen
as Alpha Phi representative in the
1910 May Queens court at De-
Paw university. At the May Day
ceremonies May senior goods will
crown as May Queen Dorelle Mark
ley Of st. Louis, who recently won
national recognition with her
''Maudie" story in the March issue
of Ladies Home Journal.
Miss Hills is social chairman
of her sorority and its representa-
tive in the Panhellenic council.
She is secretary-treasurer of Pan
hellenic.
Two score m m bers of the
Junior class at Mills college went
on a jaunt over the weekend to
Gold Hollow, the colleges lodge in
the high Sierras. Among the
group making the trip were two
Tacoma girls-Miss Elizabeth Ann
Hewitt, daughter of Mrs. w. H.
Hewitt, and Miss Harriette Buck
ner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph ]. Buckner. Miss Hewitt,
recently, was chairman Of the
junior class and in the fall was
chairman of the annual formal
dance. She is copy editor of the
Weekly and an active member Of
the Studio club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Miss Ethel Bryan
Becomes Bride
Ceremony Read r lIome
OF Grse~'s Mother

Family tradition N ark q
the wedding af Mis- Ethel
Marion Bryan and Mr.. Paul
Melvin Wick. Sunday evening
since the bride were the mel.
lowed ruwn which her mother
wore for her wedding - years
aRa. She wore also the grange
blossoms and carried : hand.
kerehief from The bridal en-
semhle Of her aunt. Mrs. Ben
Pearye az Ottawa. Canada.
The bride i the daughter
Of Mr.. Stuart Rryan and her
husband the son II Mrs. Marie
Wick in whose home the ecre-
nony was read by the Rev.
Arthur Bell.
white baskets % bridal wreath.
white hroom and iris formed IN
background n TIE wsads~ b<fess
which ne vo~s were exchanged
TIE flowers ~sTe usef Ahuas th<
runaas ~lth illAes KzTtsl4I MUSE
before the csFsman<y was played
~ she piano ~ Miss Ruth s<xlssa.
cousin It Mr.. Wi1k.
Given IN marriage ~ Der father.
the bride made ~ attractive pc.
tnre In her white CHINA nth lrxna
made shartswaistsd with wHIss
entiined IN pearls a lovers knat
af pearls eentsFea fns sfrslEht
skirt which was msd< with : panel
~ bFecaaesi lace. I-h< sieexes w<r~
elbo~ IxnktA and The shirred eel.
lar outlined = lsrs vest<~. caught
n tho trent with = pendant ~
pearls. Vel was fioar length and
she carried . hoaaast o. whlss
s~eespeas. pink rcsss ard ar.
ssenlas,
The brides only attendant wAs
Mlzs Charlotte Prince. who wafs
pink taffesa gown with hl&f
trim walssiins ard hlus v~lsei
sash. Her flowers were rint
swsetpeas and rosez. Mr. Carroll
Judy was the hest man.
Al the reception which followed
TIA wedding. ar.. WICK reserved
In \ gown % hiark nilk ereps and
lace with = eorsaxs of Ksrsieuisz
and talisman roses.
The collation. table was oentsred
with whlta bridal wreath and n.
vendar lilacs with tspers a. whIie.
lavender and green surrounding
tho attractive bridal cake. Mrs,
A. Andersen and Mra, w. Wet
more. cousins Of the bridegroom,
assisted Mrr. WIKI.
For travelling the bride chose !
printed slik crepe drsss Of blusa
and browns with s~aKksr length
coat 81 brown and beige twess
with brown and beige accessories
Her ooraaKe was of sardenlss
Both thu hrids and bridegroom
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Lady Lions 10 Meet at
BerfiI johnson Home

Mrs. BERTH Johnson will open
her home At University Place 10
members of the Tacoma Lady
Lions on Tuesday for / O'Clock
luncheon. She will be assisted by
Mrs. C. A. Mitchell. Major Will
Jams OF the Salvation Army will
speak.
Officers Of the group are Mrs.
John Steele. president: Mrs. Carl
Eckstein, vice president. and Mrs.
d. L. Barlow. secretary-treas-
urer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23

one # ne charming frndlnan x knppo znn1 IT,
sorority II he College a rurpt soend - enroz
luncheon which = xIvru eeeA .n<InH y h1nex q -
given II I'm home II M<u Uurxnte M1LN1n - W@11l1z
vol<t1 th< thee Tor IL neheus III - - = - 11<
Ire roaus
azs lIeen fol-on i ehsirmnn - ~ 49, - \ -
assisted by Miz Marian HIkInsnn. IL lt1z1M -
invited rueHts ars MrA Iyle furd Drunke ~ - 49,
IN Cheney md NJ kIi11hrlh Slnrnga.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Mrs. Morley TO Entertain
Club tuesday Afternoon

Mrs. Albert Worley will enter
tain members of nlahee Study club
on Tuesday at her home, 1919 No. l
st. Luncheon will be served at l
o'clock. Mrs. C. c. Parker will
conduct the business meeting and
Mrs. A. G. Mace will give a book
review on Allah Dethroned" by
Illike
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23

IX3 1&H[H<1 a. III U3<lzI/IW M<II<
- 4 !. ~ rs,>-en = 80 -
- ,<I.,~< irwin A...6uvunn e.
Atk1n.nn m. ~ cnrul
pr.s~zA f,zxIn rkann.zs nk1r1..
z sssss ss.ns-. TT s'...I ss.. -
mvlne Ie~hias 80 $500 -
s.sh<v. - -, = :, n. .ss@1v
- - s1l.~~~ rxs,sw 11.~Nl...
a-,,s - $500 sr..ls..~~ -.
- NJ -. .<..~~-~s z1s..1~.~-l
+ .ss,.r u.st..~ 80. e>~~~1~
r...rv s..ssh vss,.~s. 1s..~-~ g.
-. 1890 49, - e-sts.
fsx.k. n-stx ,u-~s.... 80. -.
- rv~~-.- 800 rx..-~.ss..' 49,
/. - a1l.~...-.. .rs--.s~...-. -
-. sxss.. -. 1~~s<.. -.
49, rsss-~s~- ss--'.- - s...s-.'
800. srl.s-- 49, -. -. =.
! .Ish.,..~ 49, -. ..r....,~
u.~s.-.- $3.50 80. r..--
rsnrcsnx 1870 ,1e.ss. 1890,
n...s~s. rI~.-s- -. n.-~s~
-. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Nuptials Read
AT ST. Leo's
Mrs. Yszzollno WEEDS Mr..
Sorei Saturday Morning

White tapers in candclabra
with spring flowers on the
altar and palms in the fore
ground formed the pretty set
ting for the wedding of Mrs.
Phil Marie Yazzolino OF Ia
coma. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mistretta OF
Fairfax, to Louis c. Sorgi,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Sorgi. The Rev. A. J. Krcbs-
bach performed the ceremony
Saturday morning mt 1890
at st. Leo's church In the
presence of IS guests.
The bride. given In marriage by
her father. wore . marine hius
dresslnaker suit with navy and
dusty rose accessories. Her cor
sage was OF orchids and her only
iewelry was . cameo breach. Rift
Of the bridegroom.
Mas Elvlra carbone. ths brids,s
only attendant, wore . dusty rose
costume suit with navy blue ao-
cessoriea Her corsage was az
TansmAn roses. Mr.. John GlsiaIano
was best man for tho bridegroom
and ushers were Mr.. Vincent Mis-
tretta. brother Of the bride. and
Mr.. George stegman. Mira. Edward
Boyns sang Bach's Ave Maria
and 'panls Angelicus." aoeompani-
ed by hrs. Charles Finley who
played the organ.
Immediately following tise esrs-
mony = wedding breakfast was
held for the gussts ~ the Walker
apartment hotel Receiving with
tna bridal party was the bride .
mother who was dressed In navy
blur sheer. Her cornags WAS of
rapture roses
a combination OF iris. Virginia
carnations and white and yeitop
tulips formed the eentsrpiecs 81
tho brids's Table. whiia fis~h. Or.
child. white and pima sweet psas
we're placed on the other taeles
Mrs. John Miels cut the th,se
tisred wedding cake which ens
thanked by white tapers IN crystal
holders Mas Mildred Daua was
IN charge u the guest book
After = short wedding TRIP %
Vancouver. q. G, hansimo arc
Victoria. Mr.. ana Mira BorKi viii
make their home IN Tacoma. FoF
travelling ths bride adfisa fitta1
toy coat matching her suit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23

are Stadium aF~aaztss sna ~
birds u = Hssnsber ~ she rneasfH
star lodge and white s1srsne.
Mr.. and MfN WIeh Ism ~ W.
tDria for thsir wedding trip and
win be ~ tai1 No. s1th =. nv :
month after their return.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23

Mt. Tacoma Eebskah Pssf Noble
Grands viii meet with Mrs. Taom-
as hsrfoiz. ziz5 81. II -. Tuesday
for 1870 luncheon and business
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Ray c. Roberts
Will Install

Ray c. Roberts post, Veterans
OF Foreign Wars. will hold joint
installation with the auxiliary
Tuesday evening In the Roberts
hall, 9th and Anderson. Mrs. A.
w. Schlegcl. past auxiliary presi-
dent. has been chosen TO install
the auxiliary officers. and Arthur
Holman. past post commander.
will preside for the post. Expected
to witness the ceremonies are
several hundred guests including
officers and members of other
veterans organizations together
with friends.
Mrs. John Mariana will be in
stalled as auxiliary president and
others taking office are Mrs. VIII
Ian Dusell. senior vice president.
Mrs. Lyle Burgess, junior vice
president: Mrs. o. c. Fletcher.
chaplain: Mrs. Raymond Lee.
treasurer; Mrs. Guy X. Melton.
eonductresss Murfe1 Robinson.
guard: Mrs. Arthur Holman and
Mrs. Arthur Robinson. trustees:
Mrs. A. L. Morris. secretary. Mrs.
A. w. Schlegel, musician. Pearl
strachan, patriotic instructor.
Mrs. r. D'oiiyio. historian; Mrs.
Lester p. Clark, flag bearer. Mrs.
William Buechier, banner bearer;
and Aesdsmes Al j. courneau.
Pearl Dunn. Ralph Alden and
A. e. Hofstad, color bearers
Post officers 10 be installed are
Messrs. Russell Anderson, com
msnder; William Bailey, senior
vice commander; Raymond Lee,
junior vice commander; Waiter
Walker. chaplain. A. ID. Ackerley.
judge advocate. George LAughIin.
post surgeon. and Harold Sather,
quartermaster.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23

Tacoma Circle n. o. W. will
sponsor its sixth card party Mon.
day evening ~ Sis IN Eagles hall.
Officers viii meet At 7ss0 IN the
hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23

Priseailz Circle. FIRST Congrex.-
tisasi Chareh. are sponsoring .
luncheon ~ the Bfoagmoor ~
izs15 Tuesday. Reservations are
10 be mads with MssdAmss n q
gsnner. MAN Stss. l. A. Hop
klns. Proctor a340. or A ~
Arntson. Proctor i92z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23

Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the O. Il. c.
viii meet Tuesday for II 20 lunch
con in the l. o. o. y. temple. MFs-
p. c. Hail chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23

IndePendent Bible Church, rnit
No. 9. meets Tuesday at 80 AZ
the home Of Mrs.. c. n. Ksnsoury.
1929 So Cakes St. Mrs. Spencer
Stone presiding Mrs. J. !. Halnes
and Mrs. Arthur Hagen viii give
the Bible and missionary lessons,
respectively.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-23
Miss Roger 10 Spesk 10
Business Group

Miss Marie Rogers Of the Hsats
Dept. Of Labor and Industries. vii
be the guest speaker at the Fegu.
lar weekly luncheon OF the Buai.
ness and Professional Women'l
club Tuesday noon AZ Rhodes sas
wili tell Of her work IN the de.
partmsnt and OF laws dealing viii
the protection Of women ~ bl.
dustry.
MIRA Eldz b. Comfy, luncheon
chairman. will preside and krs
Wlnnifred X. Richmond viii intro.
Drum and Bagie corps, Jsasn g.
Thompson auxiliary. q. =. W. ".
IL sponsoring a luncheon and card
party Tuesday At Fishers ctyis
center ~ IL O'Clock Mrs. 4 3.
Starks. chairman.
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Circle No. 5. Northwest Danish
Old Peoples Home. meets Tuesday
for a 1890 O'Clock luncheon at
the home OF Mrs. Cora Anderson,
3720 No. Ferdinand.
Evening star., 1940-04-15
FARMS FOR SALE

nv UNBEATABLE BARGAIN
IN q Montgomery Co (MdO 2OO-acrs e..
tate, all fenced and well watered. Only 10
,n,nutes ,,lI,1 from Olney Inn. and one that has
sea1ie set an estate) the price Is about IA its
gSat uisb value value and 4 the large stone house.
~ %1tn no walls ls inches thick. containing over
1suvoO Gu. It,, built in 1909, Is modern.
tzed at cost of about $4,000. it Cannot
Pc. pc dup5cated S5E ned In Montgomery Co for less
S1an snan nSo SS;55'ooO The price for quick sale is
roW from the Government at A. about
se:29H ioHn THIS % Is % really a speculative buy i
Barr Bldg DI 1921; Eve. AD' aITl
Evening star., 1940-04-15
SIG QUINCY ST. NV.

Semi-detached. 3-story pebble dashed,
consisting of & bedrms. and bath; auto
matte heat: large lot trans. and school
facilities; S6a50. Apply Trust Dept, Ma
TIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, National
laos 613 18th st NV