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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-04-25

Here for Gault Funeral.

Among those present at the fun
eral of Mr.. Gault Saturday, other
than relatives, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Hoaglund and Miss Althea
Hoaglund of Cambridge, and Miss
Bernice Otto of Isanti; Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Martin, Mrs. Arthur Schultz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Lund and Mrs.
Ira Eggiman of Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed ST. Vincent and Frank MARI of
South st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Plaisted, Mr..
and Mrs. Richie, Mrs. Grant DeMaris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Dubie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Ingram, Howard Plat
sted, Geo. Plaisted, Miss Eunice Pc
terson, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl DeMaris
and Mrs. Fridgell of Duluth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
WV. Plans Annual
Officers Luncheon

Mrs. Lester p. Clark, president
of the Ray c. Roberts auxiliary.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, has
named Mrs John Mariana, senior
vice resident, general chairman of
the annual officers luncheon and
card party to be given Tuesday.
March 10, at Fishers Civic center.
The committee promises that the
affair will be the outstanding one
of the year for the group.
Decorations will be carried out
in spring motif with luncheon be-
ing served at 1890 1t will be fol-
lowed by an afternoon of cards.
Favors will be awarded.
Serving on the committee with
Mrs. Mariana are Mesdames A. ID.
Ackerley, A. L. Morris. Raymond
Lee, William Dusell. Arthur Robin
son, r. D. Ohvio. Arthur Holman.
o. c. Fletcher, A. w. Schlegel, L.
w. Craig. Guy r. Melton, A z.
Hofstad, Pearl Dunn. Lyle Burgess,
A. J. Courneau, Frank Balsano.
Robert Colombini. Andrew Olson
and Albert Greece. Reservations
may be made by calling PR 1922
or MA 0S35.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Status of Women to be Topic
AT Meeting at Y. W. c. A.
Herbert Ford 10 Present Vocal Selections; Miss
Elizabeth Redway. Miss Clara Young. Hostesses

The American Association of University Women viii
meet at o'clock the afternoon of March 16 the YWCA
Mrs Nydia jolly Case, who serving her second
as president of the Washington State Federation of
Professional Womens clubs Her subject will be The Eco
nomcal and Legal Status of Women
Mrs Case is also member of a committee of the
National Federation which is making survey in certain
states including Washington married women working,
legal secretary for her husband Mr. Edson Case
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
W. M. F. Convention TO
Be Held in Puyallup

The South Puget Sound Circuit
of the Women's Missionary FEEDER
alton will meet in the Mountain
View Lutheran church. Puyallup,
on Tuesday. Comprising over 40
societies in Tacoma, Seattle and
neighboring cities and towns, this
convention meets every spring and
fall.
The forenoon session, starting at
10 o'clock, will include business,
election of officers and reports
from all departments. Vocal selec-
tons by Mrs. Elmer Haakenson of
Falkland will be heard.
Thy Kingdom Come" will be
the topic for discussion in the
afternoon. Greetings vii be brought
frod Seattle by Mrs. o. S. Hawk.
from Snohomish by Mrs. NJ. T.
Hokenstad. and from Falkland by
Miss Elizabeth Dahl. Other speak
ers of the afternoon include Mrs.
o. ]. Skram, Mrs. A. H. o. Erick-
son and Rev. f. S. Tollefson. Music
will be furnished by the p. L. C.
faculty women's quartette which
includes Mesdames Clifford Olson,
p. f. Hauge, A. w. Ramstad and
J. U. Xavier, with Mrs. G. J. NAL
min accompanying
Mrs. Mikkel Lono of Falkland,
circuit president, will preside dur
ing the convention. Guests will be
served their noon meal by ladies'
of the host church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Couple Selects
Wedding Day
Miss Nu+talI, Mr.. Dreibelbis
To Wed On March Is

An informal dinner party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Mcbride, 1905 So.
Asotin, last Saturday, was
the occasion for honoring
Miss Alta Theresa Nuttall
and Mr.. John S. Dreibelbis.
The happy couples wedding
date has been set for Satur-
day evening, March 10th, at
the Methodist E piscop a
church in Montesano, Wash
ington.
The close friends and immediate
family present at the affair were
Mrs. Charles Nuttall of Montesano,
mother of the bride-elect; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Dreibelbis, parents of the
bridegroom-to-be; Mrs. Jane s
Bledsoe, Mr.. Reay Richmond, Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Mcbride, the hosts;
Miss Alta Nuttall and Mr.. John
Dreibelbis. the honor guests, and
Mr.. Harry Wintgen of Boise, Ida.
Sunday afternoon, March 8. a
miscellaneous shower for Miss
Nuttall brought together some
friends of the bride-elect for an
afternoon of delightful games at
the home of Miss Julia Wahoviak.
The table for the collation. was
decorated in green and white and
daffodils lent a springy touch.
The guests included Miss Edith
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Cardinals TO Give
Religious Play
upper Room" TO Be
Hiehlight Of Season

Especially appropriate to
the Lenten season will be the
presentation by the Cardinal
club of Robert Hugh Benson's
"The Upper Room" on the
evenings of March IA and Is
in st. Leo's auditorium, 18th
and Yakima ave. The play
is religious drama depicting
in dialogue, pantomime and
music, the sorrowful events
of Christ's passion and death.
The scenes are laid in the upper
chamber in which Christ and His
Apostles partook of the paschal
supper. The action begins after
His departure for Gesthemene.
In the opening scene is review
of the extraordinary incidents oc-
curing during the Last Supper
with an interruption by the angry
mob accompanying Christ as he is
led to the courts of the high
priests. During this scene the
choir of mixed voices composed
of members of Cardinal club will
sing Vittoria's "Vexilla Regis" and
"Popule Mems" The journey to
Calvary is heightened by the
choir's rendition of Montani's 20
Come and Mourn With Me a
While" and "Stabet Mater" As
the cross rises on the summit of
Calvary, "'Tis Fini s h e d." by
Berge, is sung.
Members of the cast are Paul
Hoyt, who plays the role of Achaz,
the. proprietor of the house; Jack
Enright, Sam his servant boy;
Mary the Mother, Veronica, and
Mary Magdalen are taken by
Misses Betty Donohue, Jeanne
Harbottle, and Nadine Dragovich.
Michael Siemion plays Joseph Of
Arimanthea, and Louise Roche
forte, the traitor Judas Iscariot.
The role of John the Disciple is
taken by Leonard Marcoe, Joseph
Fitzpatrick is Peter, Ray Grogan,
the centurion, and Robert Brown.
the prolocutor. Mrs. Rene Christin
is directing the production.
Members of the choir are Misses
Grace Miller, Leonella McCaffrey,
Esther Sousa, Dorothy and Juli-
eta Eltrich, Marian Wahoviak,
Eloise Martineau, Jeanne Calkins,
Anne Zelenak, Mary Dragovich,
Esther and Ethel Ranger. Juanita
Kintz, Margaret Marcoe, Glenna
Gaffney; Messrs Francis Eltrich
Adrian Mccarthy, Stanley Malo-
vich. Francis Fiorino and Joseph
Gleva. Miss Frances Koval Is the
organist.
In charge of properties are
Messrs. Francis HonvleZ (chair-
mani, Emil Burcar, Gordon Win
gard, Arnold Babe.
The curtain will rise promptly
at SIS. The committee is hoping
it will be unnecessary to seat any,
one during the presentation of the
play.
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a Il "a y aiAoP oANOAhNss
Vocal solos will be presented on
the afternoons program by Mr.,
Herbert c. Ford. accompanied by
Mr.. Harold G. Davies. He will
sing When I Think Upon the
Maidens' by Michael Head; THE
Message of the Violet" from "The
Prince of Pilsen" by Gustav Lud-
ers. and "Song of the Open Road
by Albert Hay Malotte.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Miss Elizabeth Roadway and
Miss Clara Young.
Assisting will be Mesdames O.
A. Tingelstad, William Thomp-
son. w. NJ. Upham, George Van
denberg, Victor Vine, Arthur
Weber. Dixon Westcott, Max Wit
tlesey. Robert Wilson, Earl Wright,
L. w. Wuerch, Lawrence Wylie
and Edwin Yoder, and the Misses
May Russell, Frieda Schumacher,
Bertha Sciurus, Ruth Selden,
Susan Watt, Wesla Jane Whealdon
and Nettie Whitney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Mrs. W. A. Kuniqk
To Be Hostess
Good Neighbors to Meet
tuesday for Tea

The regular meeting of the
Pierce County Good Neigh
bors association is being set
aside this month in favor of
a tea to be given at the home
of Mrs. w. A. Kunigk, presi-
dent of the group, at 2903 No.
26th ST., Tuesday afternoon.
Hours will be from 2:30 until
4:30 o'clock. It is the custom
of the members to meet twice
yearly at Mrs. Kunigk's home
for tea in place of their
monthly meetings.
In order 10 supply the Good
Neighbors with information con-
corning the Food Stamp plan. Mrs.
Kunigk has asked Mr.. Kenneth
Sawyer. representative of the Fed
eral Surplus Commodity corpora
ton, and Mr.. Sam Angeloff, local
manager Of the Food Stamp Divi-
sion Of Pierce county. to speak on
the stamp plan which became ef-
fective In Pierce county last
month.
The Good Neighbor organization
Is composed of group of men and
woman who are interested In as
sisting In a friendly. informal way.
the elderly people of the commun-
ity. The group has been organized
for four years and includes 125
members who visit $50 people twice
q month. Those visited are all over
70 years OF age and without fam
lilies.
The Good Neighbor organization
b composed Of both rural and ur-
ban groups. In Tacoma. the work
IL carried on entirely through COM
working in close coopera.
ton with the various churches OF
the city. Denominations taking
part are the Baptist. Catholic. Luz
theran, Episcopal. Methodist, Pres
byterian. Nazarene. Congregational
and Friends as well as an inde-
pendent group and the colored
group.
Besides visiting elderly persons
In their homes and at the Pierce
county infirmary in Midland. and
in hospitals. the Good Neighbors
entertain them in their own homes
on occasions such as Christmas
and brighten their lives by distrib-
uting magazines and foreign news
papers to them. Picnics, parties
and automobile trips are also ar
ranged for their enjoyment and at
present Mrs. Kunigk Is endeavor-
ing to interest more men and wo-
men who speak foreign languages,
In the Good Neighbor movement 30
that those visited who are of for
eign birth may enjoy speaking In
their mother tongue.
At the present time. the work
of the Pierce County Good Neigh
bors has attracted such favorable
attention in Olympia that Charles
F. Ernst. director of the State De-
partment of Social Security. has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Better Gardens Club
To Hear Paper

Miss Charlotte Driscoll will be
hostess to members of the Better
Gardens club Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Roll call will be an
swered by naming a spring flow
ering shrub.
Miss Driscol will speak on Con
servation." Mrs. Floydstead will
lead the Botanical Drill" and Mrs.
Morrison will read paper on the
Bald Eagle" Mrs. H. N. Van
Voorhis will tell her experiments
with "Vitamin B." A general dis
cussion will follow. A treasure
chest will be held at close of meet
ing,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
To Study South America
Al Oelphian Meeting

Delphian alumnae will meet at
the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday with Mrs.
w. c. Whitfield as supervisor for
the day. Continuing the study of
South America. Uruguay and Para
quay will be discussed. Mrs. H. E
Wood viii review Purple Land"
by w. W. Hudson. Other members
having topics will be Mesdames
A. H. Buis. r. z. Elder, c. A. Lund
and G. Z. Griffith.
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This organization has as its
chief objective the desire to sc-
quaint many with the need for P.
l. c. and the needs Of p. L. c.
During the 10 years the auxiliary
Aas been fslnctioning, It has added
20 TIE comfort and pleasure Of the
woman students by providing q
radio, fudge kitchen, electric fix
tzlres for the reception room, fur
nishings for the guest room, and
q has made contributions to the
college Development association
frum time to time.
MA J. A. Z. Naess. first leader
q this club. organized 1t by open
Ing her home to Lutheran women
u Tacoma to discuss the need Of
= service club In the interest Of
Pacific Lutheran college. Continu-
INK her work, Mesdames o. J.
9tuen, lfikkel Lono. M. A. Chris
ttanson. J. p. Pflueger and Theo-
dore Nelson have directed the af-
fairs Of the auxiliary. seen its
membership grow and its enter
prises enlarge.
Club programs are enriched by
music from the college music de-
partment. Studies have been made
by Lutheran church schools. col
legs dormitories, contemporary
Lutheran characters. and the Lu-
thsran church service. Teas and
several large affairs have been
sponsored for the pleasure Of the
college girls. The members also
make . point individually, and As
. body Of Lutheran women to aid
and befriend the college girls at |
p. L. c. in all ways possible.
Officers Of the year, whose lead
ership has given the organization
\ firmer feeling of establishment
n one Of the major organizations
devoted to the progress Of p. L. c.
interests. include a. president,
Afrs. Theodore Nelson; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. o. J. stuen; secretary.
Mira. George Kittel. and treasurer,
Mrs. @. J. Malmin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Mrs. Landers Hostess
For Edelweiss Club

Nrs. Tina Landers will enter
tain members OF Edelweiss club
Thursday afternoon at her home
at 1924 No. ] st. Roll call viii be
answered by members telling of
Irish customs. and Mrs. Blanche
Nicholson win speak on Ireland.
Luncheon will be served at 1880
o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
PhiIomathea Club Plans
Luncheon Meeting

The monthly meeting of Philo-
mathea club will be held Tuesday
afternoon at the Bellarmine col
lege. Luncheon at 1890 o'clock
will be followed by a bust
ness meeting at 100 o'clock
Speaker of the afternoon will be
DIR. l.. Z. Powers. who will speak
on The Meaning of the Mantoux
Test" Cars will meet buses from
l2:15 until 1:30 o'clock.
Prairie Guild of the Little
Church on the Prairie will hold a
rummage sale at 1113 Pacific ave,
opening Wednesday, March ID, at
$50 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Tuesday Club TO Meet
With Mrs. Hite

Tuesday Study club win meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. o. H. Hite. 3007 No. 10Th ST..
for . O'Clock luncheon. Mrs.
Julius Jaeger viii preside for the
business session. and Mrs. r. e.
Nahaffey viii be in charge of the
program which win concern Mod
orn French Music"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
STREET, S Union Now"
To Be Discussed

The Marathon Round Table will
meet in the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock to continue
the discussion of the plan for
world federation proposed by
Clarence STREET in Union Now"
At the last meeting Mrs. A. B.
Cunningham reviewed the book,
and closed with the question,
Have we Americans the basis of
a philosophy of cooperation ?"
In an effort to answer this
question, the group will discuss
some of the sovereignities that
Mr.. STREET states must be given
up If such a union is to be sue
cessful: control of immigration,
the military, treaty making, tar
ifs, postal service and means of
communication, currency and taxa
ton. Members of the group and
others who may be interested are
asked to come prepared to dis
cuss the pros and cons of giving
up the sovereignities listed above.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Will Meet for Luncheon
AT the Dalhem

Modern Primitives Of Turkey"
will be Mrs. ]. D. Hamilton's topic
at the meeting of Ilahee Study club
on Tuesday afternoon. Luncheon
at the Dalhem will be served at 1
o'clock, with Mrs. C. c. Parker
conducting the business meeting.
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Mrs.
Opera

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fsAANNNNs WI hhsAh WIN NV
are: refreshments. Miss Marion
Rounds, chairman. Miss Beulah
Eskildsen. Miss Marie Gilstrap
and Miss Joan Roberts; program,
Miss Beulah Eskildsen, chairman,
and Miss Phyllis Anderson; pub
licity, Miss Lois Kuhl; decora-
tons, Miss Virginia Leonard and
Miss Ruth Jensen; and invitations,
Miss Barbara Healy. chairman.
Miss Doris Day. Miss Lois Kuhl,
Miss Joan Roberts and Miss Mar
garet Gilstrap.
At $50 Wednesday afternoon
In Jones Hall at the College of
Puget Sound. the Women's Fed
Grafton of the college Is sponsor
ing its spring style show and
play. Chairman for the affair
is Miss Phyllis Anderson. Both
mems and women's styles will be
shown with college students model
ing clothes from Rhodes Brothers.
and floral arrangements from
Prendergast Florists. The public
Is invited to attend.
Assisting Miss Anderson with
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Nuttall, who will act as maid-of-
honor for her sister; Mrs. Edward
Sabol, Mrs. Charles Nuttall, Mrs.
S. A. Wahoviak, Miss Margaret
Loidhamer, Miss Jane Hatfield;
Miss Margaret Adams, Miss Alice
Koval, Miss Virginia Jackson of
Seattle, Misses Marian and Julia
Wahoviak, Miss Marian Kruger,
Miss Marie Dooley, and Miss Alta
Nuttall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Athena Club Plans

Members Of Athena club viii
meet Thursday afternoon with
Nrs. Elizabeth Shaw In the Sun
crest apartments. George Eli
Oft" win be discussed by Mrs. c. B.
Beach.
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YOUNG
Birthd

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11

the Messrs. Norman Nordlund.
Lawrence Lavik. Roland Lutz, Bert
Polling. Raleigh Utterback. James
York and William Riddle. New
pledges of the group are Lee
Wheeler and Donald Black.
The candlehght services of Delta
Kappa Phi We're under the di-
rection Of Charles McNary, Gale
Sampson and Philip Walesby.
Those initiated were the Messrs.
Neil Anderson, Meric Bacon, Jack
Bird, Thomas Brown. Jack Dun
can, Robert Elliott. James Frank
Paul Houston. John Hine, Herman
Kleiner. James Lea, Kshler Lille
berg. Theodore Picard, Lee Grain
and George Ellis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Week. S Social Calendar Has
Many Events for Students
Yearly OtIah Tea Wednesday viii Honor Mothers Of
Students; Style Show VIII Follow in Jones Hall

An annual affair honorng the mothers Of all the stu
dents at the College of Puget Sound is the tea which
bers of Otah club giving Wednesday afternoon from
until $3.50 in the Womens Residence Hall at the college
Miss Frances Cruver president of Otah club the senior
womens honorary organization general chairman for
the tea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
College Reception on March 10
Planned by P. L. c. Auxiliary

6ussi Night 70 Be Opened TO Husbands and Friends
Of Members; Organization Serves as Aid TO Students
The semi-annua guest night of the Pacific Lutheran
College Dormory Auxiliary members will be observed when
they entertain their husbands and friends in the college
reception Tuesday evening March 49, at O'clock
Included in this group wives of Lutheran pastors
Tacoma and faculty members wives at p L. c. and
the faculty staff well whose husbands
officially connected with the school.
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Saturday
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11

ordered copies of the organizations
recent report be sent to various
parts of the state.
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Plan Tw
For Sien.

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Pauline Todd, in charge of the
models; Miss Florence Mclean in
charge Of apparel; Miss Doris
Wittren In charge of tickets with
Miss Jean Clark. Miss Virginia
Judd, Miss Marie Mulligan. Miss
Janet Hatch, Miss Mildred Mac
Kenzie, Miss Irma Jueling. Miss
Esther Sandstedt and Miss Wayne
Semba assisting; Miss Helen Cess
amen, in charge of publicity with
Miss Virginia Leonard. Philip
Garland, Miss Jane Ogden, Miss
Anne Weber and Miss Dixie
Thompson assisting; Miss Carol
Pratsch in charge of programs
with Miss Jean Simpson and Miss
Frances Chubb assisting; the stage
setting is designed by Prof. Mel
win o. Kohler and executed by
Clair Hanson, with lighting by
Willard Bellman; and Miss Mary
Reitzel is general assistant. The
one-act play, Between Dances,
is being directed by Miss Marcelle
Jenson and Miss Audrey Albert
son.
Resident Hall Girls Entertain
Women of the Women's Resi-
dence hall at the College of
Puget Sound were hostesses FRI
day evening for an informal din
ner. Miss Jane Sorenson, social
chairman. was in charge of the
dinner with Miss Kathryn Woods,
Miss Margaret Steele. Miss Flor
ence Burd and Miss Dorothy Mat
son assisting her. Special guests
for the evening were DIR. and Mrs.
Frank C. Williston and DR.. and
Mrs. Charles T. Battin.
Guests included the Messrs Rob-
ert Sprenger. Lyall Jameson,
Philip Murray. Richard Purtich,
William johnson, Willard Hedden,
Robert Parker, Charles McNary,
Donald Burnett, Frank Walters,
Edward Granlund. James Walter,
David Palmer, Earl Westgate,
John Polling. Steven Truselo, Will
fred Woods. Harry Wilson. Allan
Miller. Earl Mamloek. Sherman
and Thomas Barker.
Hostesses were the Misses kath-
ryn Sutherland. Annabel Miller,
Harriette Bradford. Mary Prich-
ard. Nathelea Standish, Virginia
Judd. Jean Clark. Lillian Mattson,
Florence barrow. Jane Hudson,
Margaret Vsrnes, Mary Ellen
Lola Duvail, Margaret
Steele. Lucy Spaeth. Florence
Burd. Mary Kathryn Lincoln,
Louise Dursnd. Beth Hardy, Betty
Jane Pyle. Kathryn Woods and
Nancy whipple.
Two fraternities az the College
Of Puget Sound held formal initia-
ton ceremonies for their new
members on Wednesday evening.
The Delta Kappa Phi ceremony
was preceded by dinner at the
house for which Her
man Kleiner was chairman. Alpha
Chi Nu held its initiation cere-
mony at the fraternity house with
Wood. president, in charge
Of the services.
chi Nus Initiate
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Sigma Mu Chi fraternity an
nounces the pledging Of Frank
Rrhsr and Robert Nlheinas-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11

Thoes initiated into membership
m AApha On Ia fraternity are
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TO RAISE 100000
FOR WAR CHEST
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lief are given away to those need
ing them, just as they were in
France during the last war. Art
icles of any kind have always been
given away-never sold by the
American Red Cross. The 40 and
8 American Legion engine equip
ped with whistle and bell is MAX
ing a tour of the down-state
branches it is decorated with Red
Cross signs and flags advertising
the War Drive. Posters and auto
bumper cards have been distribut-
ed in all branches. A Red Cross
film showing what Red Cross does
in this disaster and the need for
such relief is being shown in all
down-state theatres. Radio ap-
peals are being made through local
and national networks.