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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Dive manifestace cs. stTedoza-
padu " Chicago.

Krajansky fisk referuje OBJ
sfrne o velke narodnf mantle
staci poradane v nedeli Ustred
nou moravskych spolkI v Chi
cagskem P~lzenskem Parku.
Narodopisne slavnosti pred
chazel velky prGvod, v nemz
bylo 7 alegorickych voz1, me-
ri nimiz byl tez symbol ukrizo-
vaneho Ceskoslovenska. Ma
manifestaci promluvil v duchu
ceskoslovenske jednoty j.
Yak Marusiak, tai. SLOW. ma
rod. s%druzenf, rev DIR. A Zizka,
OSB. Ia ceske katol1ky, Jos.
Martinez, tai. Cs. narodn1 ra-
dy, a pTedseda Ustredny p.
skarecky pfi zahajenf a ukon-
cent slavnosti. Dale ucinil
projev DIR. j. Papanek, prof.
j. j. Zmrhal, pTeds. Mar rady
a rada jnych zastupcI organi-
sac1. Krasny program byl W.
plnen tradicn1m lidovym IVY
KEN Stavenim MAZE a tancem
Kralovnicek, lidovymi tanci a
zpevy. Vytezek slavnosti byl
urcen osvobozenske akci a kul-
turnfm a dobrocinnym 1celGm.
Dalsf manifestacnf "Cesko-
slovensky Dem byl uspoTadan
V Omazskem pTedmesti La
Platte, ma kerry sc dostavili
cetnf krajan6 az z JIM Dako-
ty. Ucast cinila pres 500 osob.
Program zahajila svatovaslav-
ska kapela rev. Chapurana a
jake fecnici %vystoupili: Ota-
kar Charvat, Jos. Vojir a
pTedseda Krajskeho vyboru
Ces. narodniho s~druzenf, Sta
nislav Serpan. Pc tie byla Sc
hrana jednoaktovka We volne
pT1rod6 a predvedena Beseda.
Program byl zakoncen rec1 gu
vernera statu Nebraska Roy
l.. Cochrana, ktery Sc velmi
uznale zmfnil o vynikaj1ccfh
kvalitach ceskeho lidu v Ne
brasce. PTal plneho zdaru
vsem ceskoslovenskym sna-
ham jez jsou v souladu S idea
ly SpOjenych StatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Til tisice letadel re Spojenych
StatH mesiCne.

V Londyne Lord Beaver
brook, ministr pro produkci
aeroplan1, prohlasil, re Spoje-
ne Staty schvall plan, die ne
hoz Angle odtud obdrz1 5000
valecnych aeroplanG mes1cne.
Pravil, re Cd IA. kvetna,
kdy jeho ministerstvo bylo zr1-
zeno, Angle zakoupila We Spo-
jenych Statech 12,115 aeropla-
novych stroll.
Dodal, re jeho zastupce v
Americe informoval jej, re A
merika schvalila plan ma pro-
dukci a re jeho informace po-
chazi cd sekretafe Morgen-
thaua. Prohlasil: "Je nas1m
cflem vysnaziti Sc vsemi pro-
stfedky, abychom ucinili vsech
no, elm by dostalo sc naSemu
letectvu vetsfch who'd V bit
vach s nepT1telem."
Dale oznamil, re produkce
aeroplan1 donna dosahla vr-
cholu a re az posud "a tentC
m9sfc je vyssf nez "a tour do.
bu minuleho roku.
Ministr oznamil, re ameri.
cka produkce zacne "bezpro.
stTedne". NeTekl, kolik aero.
planovych motord jiz bylo do
dano do Angle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02

We vszeni je jake donna.

V Clevelandu, krajan Fran
tisek Ptak, takto bez domova,
byl opet poslan do robotarny
ma tfi mesfce, protoze z1mysl-
ne zpIsobil falesny pozarnf
alarm.
Pc IL rok1 uz Sc mt vede
spatne a proto Sc vzdy neja-
kym zpGsobem postara O byt,
straw a praci. Drive vytloukl
okna a pockal IA pf1chod poll
Gle, ktera sc no hned ujala a
zavezla do pffrody. Kdyz a.
lie posledne vyrazil okno v
krame, MATTEL jej zmlatil tax,
re jej odvezli do nemocnice a
proto takove taktiky zane
chal.
Nynf obycejne otvfra pozar-
nj alarm ma Bartlett a 14O. u
lici. Takova costa stoji mesto
$3.50, coz jsou vylohy pozarni-
no departmental, ale Ptakovi
to nevada, nen1 zadnym poplat-
n1kem.
AZ do roku 1923 byl sporad-
nym clovekem. Pracoval a do
bre sc satil, ale kdyz mt zem-
rela zena, zhroutil Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Pater Coughlin Sc vrati
"na vzduch."

V Detroit, Rev. Charles E,
Coughlin PRAGUE ma planech
ma znovuzahajen1 svych reel v
nedeli odpoledne druhou nede-
Ii v Tfjnu pGlhodinovymi pro.
granny, jez budou %venovany
"mezi jinymi vecmi" diskussi
zasad a osobnosti v president.
ske Rampant. "Pokud jde {
pTedm6t mych proslovG", pra.
vii, "budou tytez jake byly '
uplynulych Is letech."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Stately veteran z obcanske
vaIkv zemreI We Wis.

We De Forest, Wis, Kundt
Knudston, 100 rokG starry We
'teran z obcanske valky, ktery
byl pohrben, do Ameriky pfijel
z Norska, kdyz byl Fl rok star.
Do Ameriky pfijel v dobe
obcanske valky. Prijel do
Nashville, Tenn, kde byl Ia
mestnan vladou jake kovar a
strazce. Zanechal diva syny,
tTi dcery, osm vnukG a pet pra-
vnukG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Cernoska " Missouri dala zivot
dscku O vaze 20 Id.

V Poplar Bluff, Mo-, zdra-
votnf 1rednik oznamil naroZe-
nj decka, ktere "nepochybne
.vazilo 20 liber'' jiz We chvfli,
kdy poprve spatrilo svetlo sve-
ia. Je to d1venka, jez Sc naro-
dila jiz pred deseti dny cernos-
Iske rodine Josepha Huntera,
ktera je usazena v nedaleke O.
SADIE Moroccoco.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
ObesiIa Sc.

Dlouho ~trvajfc1 nemoc doh
nala IS let starou Rose Nova
kovou k sebevrazde. Byla ma
lezena obesena v kuchyni sve-
no obydlf. Jiz delsf dobu chu-
ravela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
PSenice shorela.

Ma farme r. E. Campbella
blfze Jansen v Nebrasce shore
10 asi 6 akr1 psenice, jez mela
byt v kratkosti posekana a by
la by sypala asi 20 busl1 z a.
kru. Jak ohen povstal, nenl
znamo. Psenice nebyla poll
stena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Ukradl Ia $754 koralky.

V Chicago Adam Preuss or
namil policii, re zlod6ji, kteT1
sc vloupali do jeho "Schmit-
zelbank taverny" ukradli "a
1854 r1znych koralek a like.
RI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Proc?

"Co porad T1kate, re Sc MIRA
wy horst = vzdyt je tomu ma
opak!"
~ echo soud1te?"
"Pod1vejte Sc, pred tficeti
Lefty jsem navecer nemohla
sauna vyj1ti, dnes 81 mne ale
nikdo ami nevSimne!"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
y.M.B.C.Lsdies
Set Tea Date
Guest Day Affair TO Be
Given in Art Galleries
at c. P. S.

A guest tea is being planned
for Feb. 9 by Ladies of the
Young Mems Business club.
The affair will be given in the
art galleries at the College of
Puget Sound in compliment to
new members of the group.
Mrs. c. o. Lynn and Mrs. A.
d. Fay will pour during the
tea hour.
Speaker of the afternoon will be
Professor Melvin Kohler, head of
the art department at C. P. s., who
will discuss the pictures that are
In the galleries at the present time.
Mrs. Roy Clark is general chair
man of the affair and will be as
sisted by Mrs. Howard Walker and
Mrs. Howard Martin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Lincoln Ski Club Plans
Winter Carnival" Dance

Coronation of a king and queen
will feature the Lincoln high school
informal sweater dance, sponsored
by the school Ski club. to be given
February 10 at s o'clock.
During intermission. Miss Geor-
gia Schwepker and Ernest c. Lloyd,
jr.. queen and king respectively.
will be crowned.
The motif for the informal frolic
will be a Winter Carnival" with
decorations carrying out snowy
setting. Miss Lulu MAJ Vieth is
in charge Of decorations for the
dance, while intermission enter
tainment is under the direction Of
Herbert Sheriff..
Dance publicity is being taken
care of by Royal Tucker, while
Willard HOMELAND and Rainey Pet
erson are working together on the
ticket sales.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Club Schedule For Week

=. Barber, oo2o PARK ave Mfs'
Ray DRYING WIZ be the assisting
hostess.
80, 10. s..,. Co.
80, - - - -.
~ ~ n g,..,. ~a,.,.
box ie7-A, at 2 o'clock Tuesday
u.a,.. .us,,,.,x w...l.h r.sh-
s,.. rhu,ch viii meet T,,es,av Al
the home of Mrs AInhvla~ Ralrd
1902 60 Washington. for n ~ 10
.srtset. Ian.h.on
O'CLOCK 'aneheon'
TypographicsI auxiliary will
sponsor a cooking school wednes.
day at 2 o'clock at Fishers clvic
center. The public In invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Independent Bible Church
Units TO Convene

Unit No. of the Independent
Bible church will meet at the home
of Mrs. c. A. Allard, 4109 9Th ave,
on Wednesday for a 1890 O'Clock
luncheon. Hostess will be Mrs.
Mary Donaldson. Mrs. L. A. Hunt
ington will preside and Mrs. Arthur
Churchward will be the Bible
teacher.
Unit 10 will meet with Mrs.
Maude Townsend, SIT Ea. 35th St,
for a 1890 o'clock luncheon on
Tuesday. Mrs. George Evans is
president of the unit and Mrs.
c. NJ. Calender. the Bible teacher.
Mrs. o. F. Schrupp will open
her home at 1901 So. 10th st.
Tuesday afternoon to members of
Unit II. Luncheon will be served
at 1890 o'clock. Mrs. L. o. Sar-
gent is president and Mrs. Pete
Peterson, Bible teacher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Mrs. Enebere Honored at
Surprise House Party

Mrs. Walter Engberg was hon.
ored recently at housewarming
at her new home at 1915 SO. 18th
st. The party was a surprise affair
and during the afternoon the g'est
of honor was showered with gifts
for her new home.
Those present were Mesdames
Leonard Wenman, Walter Grant.
Albert Antonson. Axel Anderson,
Otto Carlson. Walter Beckland.
Harry Lindberg, Carl Hedlund.
John Carlson. Nels Larson. Andrew
Nelson. Elmer Wilson. Ludwig Lar
son. Carl Pearson. Hjalmsr Swan
son. Ellis Larson, Conrad Lindberg,
Gust Larson and Joseph Arnold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Bid Adieus TO
Mr.. Row Swansfrom

Honoring Mr.. Roy Swanstrom,
on the staff of Sen. Homer T. Bone.
a party was given recently at the
home of Mrs. A. NJ. Anderson,
1902 SO. J nj. Hostcsses were
Misses Olga smuland. Mable Lowe
and Eleanor Brciwick. Mr.. Swan
strom will leave during the week
for Washington, ID. c.
A musical program was pre-
scented during the evening. Mr..
Al Swanstrom played = trumpet
solo; Miss Pauline Dickson and
Mr.. Ted Dickson sang a duet,
Miss Molly Lund gave a scripture
reading: Mrs. Harold Wick was
presented In a vocal solo. and Mrs.
Arnold Berwick played the violin.
During the evening. the guest
Of honor was presented with a
gift by those present. After pic
lures Of the group had been taken.
buffet supper was served BY
Mesdames A. NJ. Anderson, Tally
Anderson and s. Stang.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdsmes Carl Swanstrom. Arnold
Breiwick. Harold Burmark. Bin
johnson, Arnold Loen and Harold
Wick.
Misses Evelyn Anderson. Rose
Anderson, Jean Biundell. Eleanor
Breiwick. Catherine coombs. Ber-
nice Dahl. Pauline Dickson. Betty
Fields. Astrid Hammerstrom. Har-
riet Hanson. Judith Hill, Ruth
Kuelpmsn. Mable Lowe. Molly
Lund. Ruby Nelson, Eva Peterson.
yerna Peterson. Olga Smuland.
Joy Thomas and Mary Wllcher.
MesTs. Russell Anderson. Nor
man Burmark. Ted Dickson. Leon
Erickson. I'd Geris. Heggis iyer-
son. Hsakon Olson, Al swsnstrom
and Cunder Thompson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Compliments
Bride-to-Be
Mrs. Waller Dineer Host
ess in Honor OF Future
Dauehfer-in-lsw

Complimentary TO Miss
Ruth Martin whose marriage
to Mr.. Robert Dinger will
take place in February. Mrs.
Walter Dinger, mother of the
prospective bridegroom enter
tanned at a miscellaneous
shower Friday evening.
Games were played and later
the honor guest was pre-
scented with a shower of gifts
for her new home.
A late buffet supper was served
by Mrs. Dinger and Mrs. Pauline
Wilson of Aberdeen. an aunt of
Mr. Dinger.
Guests were Mesdames Helen
Titland, Elsie Drew. Edna Skrobit.
Margaret Swanson, Lois Larson.
June Hildebrand. Myrtle Hide
brand. Mary Hildebrand. Lena
Rankin, Pauline Dinger. Marcile
Harvey. Leone Blake. Elsie VAN
bolt, Martin, Edith Bassett. Min
ME Compau, Aldrich and r. o.
Blake.
Others were the Misses Betty
Martin. Marian Hildebrand. Mary
Ringley. Edith Dinger. Ruth Din
ger and Roxine Harrison. Out
of-town guests were Mrs. Pauline
Wilson Of Aberdeen, Mrs. b. Mar
tin of Puyallup, Mrs. w. A. Martin
Of Kingston. Ohio, Mrs. w. J. Deg
enhart Of Columbus, Ohio, Mrs.
Harry Hanks Of Lexington. KY.
and Mrs. Jim Bolen OF Canton,
0hiO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

The topic for the day being
Hand Bells" the White Cross
department win be emphasized.
The number of bandages. sponges.
aprons. etc. sent by this depart
ment to the mission fields runs
into many hundreds.
Mrs. J. c. Todd will bring the
inspirational message and Mrs. ].
B. Gavin. with Circle Three. will
be hostess for the luncheon at
1890 o'clock. Mrs. Joseph Potucek
and her committee will extend
hospitality.
The executive board will meet
at 10 o'clock in the church psrlor
and there will be a business meet
ing at IL o'clock in the chapel.
Mrs. NJ. D. Cheney will preside at
both sessions. Mrs. r. J. Cronk-
hite will open the business meeting
with the forward from the Bible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
P. |. c. Students Anticipate
Ice Skating Party

Miss Niles Davis has been ap-
pointed general chairman of the
Leap Year" ice skating party to
be sponsored by the Women's
Athletic association at Pacific
Lutheran college, at the Lakewood
arena from Sis to 1880 p. m. on
Feb. %.
This event is being planned by
Misses Estelle Pellervo. Marjorie
Glenn and Mabel Scott. Ticket
sales are under the direction Of
Misses Avis Hovland, Dorothy
Larson, Evelyn Knibbe and Carol
Hawk. Transportation for the
group is being arranged by Misses
Patricia Brottem, Marcella Fred
ericks, Doris Nesvig and Lenore
Huntington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

Csuzt ne4ifin<s nsssiiy s1nfsEn Z
lsrxs assalify ~ sassf sysap~-z ssss
inrFsdlsni. bar en< oktfh yen fsn <sz.
10 make a. boms. Taks z cups If xssnr
SLATED saGaf ard 1 esp n eafsrs ard
sfir fey faomenfs nnfii dissolved. Ne
eookiag Ne lrashis ~ I'll
Thea sst frcm year 1rux1izf "a
saaess - Pissf. poaf Il late = pini
teffIs. snd add ysaf syfgD. This gives
yes : fun piaf II truly soadsf<4I I'D
ielns for coughs due % foi1s n m4k<<
q real ssslsS fof res. bscsuse 4 gzs<s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

h6lns lsuy1>i Jeen x1&e11enoM
daughter ~ ~. mnd Mn L -
AaAc11unald Y asnoe9 M nlueoN>g
a n<epn>Hs col1o1p = celN1e11o.
NJ. ~ vsli pnstbs1reee n ~
eolleee'n fsfleenth nNnuol nRgU
s<s<scnilunal tob<s n>u1en1u ~
lsoro nnns~A n - : t~<w<c1o'
TIT = n1exsce Nles o><1a ~
Wnan1natra wtll Naee ~ ~
Whf1e n Msxtrn CITY. - -
wlIl ~ entsrtnlned n = rooN(( -
a ~ Ame<Seaa emensny ~ w11e0
Amhenen<1or an1 Msk J1urV0o1
uantels wsn ~ keptA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

Three Baptist Circles TO
Meet Thursday

Three circles OF The Woman's
auxiliary OF the Sixth Avenue Bsp-
list church will meet Thursday
for 1890 o'clock luneheons. South
circle viii meet at the home Of
Mrs. Marden Netzel. 1929 No.
Steele: East circle with Mrs. ID. @.
Baumgardner. 1113 No. 7th. and
North circle at the home Of Mrs.
Edna Frantz. 1920 No. Anderson.
for a potluck luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
How to Make . SPLENDID
Cough Remedy at Hone

yea dist fDNF 1tmao - mnek - -
spslls. es1 ekille~s IeS1 IS
rsonrll5. 20 f><I L Ssk}ns Nd u
is6s<sx ~ pkIesm. seofbeS ~ 0fI-
fsfsd m<mhxsnss erj MAKES >r>11AieG
sssy. fsas< n<s<x seea s6ytkin9 ~
f<f for prgmpx a1d pl<a<lnE f<<N{fk
Fsn<r Z : eenoesnf <onfxlnIns NOR
NsF Pine snd p1Ia<nhI> GnoioesL Il
f1Ef<1<f1fe4 form 3 m@<< <<E1@I4
sosthiar aeenk ~ thxe1f nd bfan<&(nl
nsnhrsnex. M1noy sefnnd&< 4 4
des<s't pieene ysu Il eeoGy ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

Tacoma Community hosise VIII
have Its monthly business meet at
1;30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Gilbert, president
urges all members to be present
for this important session.
Executive Board. Ladies' Society
Of bethany Methodist Church.
meets Wednesday for a o'clock
luncheon at the home OF Mrs. II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Jewish Women to Hear
Mr.. [. c. Oberlies

Mr.. l.. C. Oberlies will be the
guest speaker at the meeting
Tuesday afternoon of the Council
of Jewish women. The monthly
session will be held at 2 o'clock
in the vestry rooms of Temple
Beth Israel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Kenneth Kirkwood
Awarded Scholarship

Mr.. Kenneth Kirkwood, who
graduated from Stadium high
school in June, 1885, and from Po-
mona college. Claremont. Calf. in
June, 1889, has been awarded a
scholarship in the graduate school
of Claremont colleges for the COM
ing semester, on the basis Of his
very fine academic standing. Mr..
Kirkwood will work in the field of
literature toward a master Of arts
degree.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Business Women 10 Hear
Mrs. Maud Richard

Business and professional women
will meet for a IL O'Clock luncheon
Tuesday on the sixth floor Of
Rhodes. Bros. Speaker Of the
afternoon viii be Mrs. Msude Rich
ard who will discuSs current events
in her talk on Propaganda In the
News"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Mrs. Paul Means to Speak
To First Baptist Women
Jungle Children" TO Be Topic Of Talk Wednesday
81 Monthly Luncheon and Program; Mrs.
W. w. Wolff VIII Be Vocalist

Mrs. Paul B. Means will tell of her experiences among
Jungle Children of the Malay Peninsula when she speaks
TO First Baptist church Wednesday at their monthly
luncheon and program in the church. Mrs H. H. Garreson
has arranged the program.
Mrs. w. w. Wolff will sing accompanied by Mrs. Paul
Schfbauer and Miss Florence Danorth chairman of Circle
Five will present original story, a White Cross Box
Speaks"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Receive Congratulations on
Arrival of Dauqhfer

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cook
announce the arrival of their first
child, a daughter. on Feb. 4. The
little girl, named Barbara 10, is
being welcomed by her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LAM
bert and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook,
all of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Mrs. Stewart 10 b Hostess
To Junior Woman's hoard

The general board of The Junior
Woman's club viii meet 81 ths
homs ~ Mrs. Calvin Stewart. AHA
No. Adams. Tuesday, afternoon.
Mrs. Herman Krsyik and Mrs. VIII
liam Arid Johnson viii b< hnst-
esses for the dessert luncheon
which will b. served ~ ops e'eieek.
The business meeting win ~
presided over by Mrs. William
Bottchsr. Plans for . benefit card
party vii b. the main topic for
srusslon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Jewish Juniors
Plan Benefit
proessds Of Card Peri,
Feb. 7 10 Go 10 Chi
drsn's Aid Society

As a benefit for the Chill
dren's Aid society. the council
of Jewish Juniors will sponsor
an evening of cards and nah
jongg ut = o'clock Wednesday
evening at the Temple Beth
Israel. Miss Molly Novikoff
Is general chairman Of the
affair.
Assisting her VIII Ne Misses
Dswne nuckner. Dorothy brodsky.
Belle Ruth clayman. Margaret
Friedman. Bessie i<ieEmsn. uluma
Novlkeff, Alice Raphoiowitx. Hhoda
sussman and Ruth wiisnberx.
president of thu organization.
Cards will be played In ths ssstry
rnoms. where refreshments will b
served later In the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06


pictured Mrs. Haresd Mann Scout lesAer
opening
working Campershp" Camp Ahans watch she win
receive makes ifs sac seated ahove Man Miller and
Standing MeCr~A Elizabeth Desie
Claire Margaret Robertson Margaret sssdmsa
- nv T,rns lehAa. studio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
Congregational Women
To Usher IN Lent

NJ It's mummy thHthtoN WfHr
nesday II the church. the Women's
association Of the FIRST congrsEa.
tlonal church viii usher In the
Lenten season. The theme Of the
program viii be- THE Meaning u
Lent and will be In The nature Of
round table discussion under
the direction of the program chair
man, Mrs. Hunter Ksnnard. The
president. Mrs. Bruce Nelson. viii
preside. ar. Herbert Ford, accom-
panied by Nrs. Ford. viii sing q
group Of songs. after which Mr..
Kari Weiss. Lutheran. Will b.
presented Mrs. Charles Mason.
Eplscopallan. wilI follow. after
which Mrs. q. X. York ~ the Con-
gregati0nsl denomination viii
speak. The Young People ~ tbs
church VIII be represented BY Mas
Margaret csrmody. 'rhs thoughts
Of the speakers viii BE- recsissd
and synchronizsd BY ths pastor.
Dr. Holland y. Burr.
Leaving the luncheon table. the
meeting viii b. resumed IN this
Fireplacs room with deyotions BY
Mrs. Burr. and current events BY
Mas Edna Avery. This viii be-
followed BY the regular business
session after which the mesfing
will be ad1osrBsd
The luncheon ain BE- served ~
Esther circle. Mra r. l.. Parker.
Chairman. Thsre viii be . board
meeting At II O'Clock.
Ladies Society TO Meet
Ladles society. Brotherhood o.
Locomotive ftrsmsn and Engine
men. No. $50, viii hold ia regular
meeting "Wednesday - 50. s5th
and Yakima Luncheon. AZ II 70.
will b. served by hfn. Chester
Barr. chairman assisted BY Mes
DANES Frank Mcconnell. Frank
Hobbs. Dale Harvey and Waiter
Rssch.
Mrs Hobbs viii preside at The
business meeting a. which time
candidates viii be Initiated
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or Three Rites
WsddiNs msNlsl
klast WssL- End; I've -
Fvidsy; On Sssurdsy

VWSV ~
Marriage vowa were spe<
Il three wedding cerumoniea
In ruyallup over The weeh-
end.
Christ Epiaeopal church
WAS the scene 81 two wo6-
dinea Friday evening. 49,
A:30 Mixs Helen Jane uruw
and Mr.. Harry niseth Wero
married. Miss Drew h ~
daughter az Mr.. and Mrn. =.
wv. Drew Of this city and tne
bridegroom h the non 81 Nm.
Harry Diseth Of Tncoma.
~ 4 e'eioek Mn MI1<go1
Thomas. daughter ~ ~. 80 M
Frank l. 1homns. bseems ~
hrsds II ~. John y. n<innn -
Rifss. uosh eer~mcaise wese ~
furmed ~ ~. \. ". nl1dpso-
A suist cesemouy saturday
evening II . e'eleen ~ ~ hemnp
II IN Nav. Clivs Taytor - WEI
Pioneer ave-. Mics kindred Lnsnlns
Mayhem and Mr.. Elmer rrnnh
steiner. bcsh a. csatrnlin. were
married. Their atssndanes wess
Mr.. and Mn. ponAld noor1mna
also AZ Ceniratin.
81. Jessph's Ahmnss
plsns oeNesn oridee
~. Jossph's Hnsp(tai Alumnaa
association will snssrtniN a :
benefit bridge party ~ : o'eioeA
Tuesday evening N Ne ns.rnes'
home. Proceeds from IL amir
viii ~ nssd for IN nnrseg ~.
fsssionsi library n IL me<1Sen1
Arts bsiliding.
Mrs.. Gertrude nydow, prent1>nt
Of The aiumnss. has appotnts1 Mn.
Mary neDonov9h - general Gnn1s.
man for ths affair. Asnt1ttn1 ~
win ~ Mrs. fserbers We(n1ess.
Mrs. Cecilia Stewart. niss Marian
Maddox. Mias Fiorenes oIsea.
Miss Frances Van Hoomisea 90
Miss Maxine Haieklsy.
a Valentine motif viii ~ u6p1
In fhs decorations sDd spDetel-
mests. ravoru will - aWorsle6
for cards and rsfrsahasnks viii
Tseems cisels 10 EIses
Tacoma circle. NOW. Vii hsl1
an siertlon n offIeefs - ~ re1n.
isr bs,ainess mseting nosdsv ~.
ming in Eagles hail. Mrs. 4. &.
Hiil will psrssas snd Mrs. Faith
Phillips and Mr. James Oman viii
h In charge ~ refreshments.
Th~ NssdIswork club ~ Tseons.
NOW. viii meet "Wednesday -
the homs II nrsI ". c. natse
sos ~. ! IT.. for . pettset
's' = ~. ~ .'-.s~ -
~ " -"
sf.ssns'a
ID ~ Mrs.. A. G. HiiI. paas pssss-
Dent. ara Mrs. G. 1. whfts. pr~st~
"sn' - smss o"@n, ~
pfss'os".' ~ IT" s"1
ora We psrse"s. " - -
o'nkr'fn ufsf. ana -
Ff@nk n"n'. sesfsssfy
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Navy Mothers TO Meet

The Navy Mothers club viii
meet Wednesday evening at Q
O'Clock in the loft Of the Y. W.
c. A. for a business session. Mrs.
Bert Owen will preside.
The club meets the first and
third Wednesday Of each month.
Any mother, with a son in the
navy, who wants 70 join the or
ganization. is asked To contact
Mrs. B. Owen. 100 No. cushmsn,
Main 1868.
The Navy Mothers viii sponsor
q cooking school Tuesday after
noon from 2 until O'Clock. All
members and friends are invited
10 attend.
Messiah Ladies Aid Plans
Members Of the Ladies Aid Of
Messiah Lutheran church will
meet Thursday in the church par
lor for their monthly luncheon.
which viii b. served from Il until
/ O'Clock. Hostesses viii b. Mes
danes John d. jacobson. l. lis
gard. s. johnson and Miss Carrie
Lund Devotional services and q
business meeting will follow.
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Her Speaker Tor Dewey


Tacoma rhsts Hf.o 0lFis etab.
NO. 1. wiIi esl~bs.fs ~ s~ysath
snniysrs~ry II : pos.lv<x dsnn>r
Tuesday IN East Taseosns !. o. q.
y. hail Ths regular club nesting
viii folio~. Al msmbsfs ere
asked 10 be- pFss~af fog inikisti1n
and drill practices