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Evening star., 1940-01-19
Rabbi AbSums to Speok

Rabbi Abba Abrams will ofnciate
at the late services tonight at the
B.nai Israel Synagogue, Fourteenth
and Emerson streets NV. His SUBJ
ject will be "Our Way Out" After
the services an open forum will be
conducted In the vestry rooms on
the same subject.
Evening star., 1940-01-19

Anal solution of this major prob
lem."
Membership charters Of both the
national group and the local chap
ter are to Be closed ct tonight's
meeting, It Is said.
Evening star., 1940-01-19
Americans Over Forty
10 ORGANIZE Ioniqhf

Organization Of both the national
body and local chapter Of "Ameri-
cans Over Forty" Is to be completed
at a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight IN
Epiphany Parish House. 1917 q
Evening star., 1940-01-19

Erie has q program to cultivate
5000. 900 acres this year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17

"Keoping raro Tho Temple" WAS the
,fofno ~ tho Very Inspiring morning
nossare delivered sunfav Nv tho Roy.
sir slmmone The BOY scouts urler
urcne Reaitv. wtre guests ~ honor
thla ser, ice.
At s2O nm an inicree'irs in'erra-
sal program nns hold az the church.
Yh proceeds VIII 90 toward tho Found
nay report
AZ 73o pm the ,hor's usual month
program took place
wednesday o,,ning ~ Ellis veek. The
,lsior conducted i,cnfen ser,i'fs and
NlI hold similar services sa n succeed
nc "Wednesday There VIII Do rroach-
sg ~ guest Fpcahers. throurhtput the
eflicd.
The "man'css pediins" VII be re-
-~a,ef a. second Baptist church Feb.
. FOR tho benefit ~ The Southern
rfonp.
sunday n, second baptist nev u.
g. Drown preached very Inspiring ser-
non 20 large CONGREGATION. Row
Browns 'hcnic WAS "rhc Gher Nnd
lis Gift", toSt lisa t7e ard rii
The Junior choir Furnished sppronri-
ate music one member was restored.
The Usher BOARD
Tho Usher rd viii observe Nrsrn
History Week Nith "a fifiine rrurra j..
Mrs Gcriruae crnfrh,r. 90 rina na-
~ ohio. is hero visIflne n4 fhe house
rnest ~ Mrs stella wnffleh
oliver j. Hawklns disd on rfh g
20 ~ nm % tho are 90 te Funeral
services we're conducted Saturday reh.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
st. Peters AMEz Church

ST. Peters Zion church had n
splendid service last Sunday, with
Rev. Metcalf speaking at IL am.
He pointed out the importance OF
worshipping God in spirit ard in
truth. Many visitors were present.
including FarRell Griggs, Mr.Ma-
son and Mr.. Tenerowicz, brother OF
DR.. Rudolph Teneroowicz. u. s.
congressman. Rev. Metcalf will be
guest speaker at Lomax AMEZ
church next sunday 4; 3 D, m. More
than one hundred members OF st.
Peters will accompany the pas
tor to their sister church.
The congregation u ST. Peters
is planning an elaborate Easter
drive. All OF the choirs will join
in this great song fes.e. Rev. Met
calf plans TO go to Washington,
d. c. to the general conference to
be held early in the spring. The
sermon last Sunday wos helpful 10
all who attended
A big all-star program will be
presented by the young folk OF the
church. February 22.
First Inst. Baptist Church
The Scripture lesson last sun
day morning was read by Pastor
y. II Wright. Special prayer was
offered by Rev DeBrough. The
choir sang an anthem. Praise the
Lord" The pastor preached a mas
terful sermon. text. Mark 1886
subject. Making the Most OF Life. {"
William Weir was reported i'm
proving from a severe case OF pneu-
monla. lie IL In the Ford hospital.
Mrs. Manzella Wells suffered
fractured ankle Sun iay morning.
on her way 10 church. The Senior
choir brought TO a close their Lean
Year popularity contest. Sunday
afternoon. A unique program was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
New Bethel Baptist

sunday morning at New Bethel
RaptiSt church the Julior and Sem
Tor choirs furnished fhc music. UNI
der the leadership of Robert /.
Nolan. director OF music. The Spiri-
iual was sung. climbing Up the
Mountain. children" Mrs. Stella
Hollis sang the obligato part The
Junior choir rendered the morn
ins anthem. Remember Now Thy
CREATOR
The Travelling stars Quartet sang
one request number.
Ncxt sunday morning. the senior
choir wlll sing In the afternoon
sunday. The monthly lyceum will
be held from 20 3. featuring Mrs.
Ncllie Plantc. guest soloisi, and
other local talent
New members who Joined last
Sunday morning were: Ida Yancey
Mitiic craig. Elnora BAILEY, Ethe'
Willingham ard James Rudisel
Rev. Armstrong preached a force
ful sermon from lsa. 1913 anc
John 5;l6.
All are welcome at New Bcthe
and an members and friends arc
requested 20 buy copy of the Trt
bnne each week.
u. Dennis is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Slants On Ypsilanti
uv NRSr
Nv Mrs. ErGENIA o'BANNON

10 from second Baptist church. 81
which MT Hawkins was a member
Tho ouiogv vhs delivered by the pas
tor. Rov. Carther Robertson. Mr. TTaw-
iins was born Ia water Valley, Miss
august .5 1913 lie was tho son ~
Mt and Mrs Henry Hawkins We re-
sided IN Memphis Tenn. until 1898.
when he came 20 Ypsllanil Ne lived
AZ 7o7 Madison boulevard. Surviving
are tho widow. Mrs. f.uela Hawkins,
n son. I.eandros and daughter Mrs
brothers and othor relatives
Attendance ~ second Baptist church
sunday morning was large The sun.
day Schoo IL doing wei. under the
new system inaueurntcd by sup'.
George Hamilton. June brown IL SIS.
reporter
Mrs L. T. GRAY gave Joint birth
day marty for her husband. REV sam
vel Gray pastor Of the Union Me,ho-
dist church on Hawkins street. lie
was sixty-six years OF age last week.
The party was also IN honor o. riue
Miss Catherine Sullivan. who was
fourteen. Twenty-Five guests we're pres
emf. 10th honorees received many
gifts An enjoyable time was had by
an present.
The Palm Loaf club members we're
the guests 81 honor last wednesday At
the homo % James Curray when the
hostess. Mrs Amanda wycnff ceiehrat.
"a her birthday. u was gala affair
Musical K.citai
ANOTHER outstanding performance IN
song entertainment Is promised IN mus.
followers 81 Ypsnanu. when Rhecha
Eos-, tenor. Elfted artist from De-
troll. viii appear A. the Harriet aud
iforium. Feb - AZ pm Sir Ross
Is graduate % Oakland college
Huntsville Ala. and has studied At
The Chicago Conservatory Of Music
and The Detroit Institute % Music,l
Arts lie has won the praise ~ critics
nni tho endorsement 81 Roland HAYES
Mr Ross viii appear here under the
auspices ~ the Second BAPTIST Gospel
chorus The rroRram viii he under the
dife' too u Mrs Hazel Green
Elder . H. Morton viii he guest
speaker Friday night. under the spon-
Horship ~ 'h" Northern group here
Among Tho SILK for tho week are
III" following Hahy Duane Henderson
Who - reported quite ~: also Master
h'nfy summons IL 40. Rev q. W carr
and james Stewart Elder Richard
Edmonds no has been quite IN H.
able 70 he up and around the house
clarence owens IL also on the mend
MIS- Ida penaptlst IL much improved
and Mrs Mary Warner ~ convaie,clne
Mrs a anderson II doing fine al.
though siiil IN ths hospital
Mr. and Mrs Floyd walls are the
proud parents 81 . hahv al, hcr,
Monday ron = Mother and chlld are
doing nicely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Church Of Our Father

The sunday school OF the church
OF our Father Baptist, 1875 Madi-
son street. although less than two
years old, has grown under The
supervision of It's Superintendent.
W. r. Hcndrlx 10 the extent that IL
has been imperative Ia organize
several new classcs.
At II M Pastor Aaieler con-
tiruins his series OF sermons from
The BOOB oi John pivachcd from
the text John lli7 What do
we tor lhis man focth many
miraelss The subject was The
Aftermath" The -pcaker painted q
beautiful liclro OF 'ue miracles
wrought hy Jesus IN the hook OF
John. Four were added TO the
church. two candidaies for bap-
tism Miss BcrniCc Watson sang a
beau'itg solo
At 7.So r. M The Rev. J + Reed,
assoeiatc minister. was guest
speaker llc spoke from lhc text,
Isaiah s5.S. subject, The High
way Of Iiie
Tie Rex Mr. owen viii speak
al the Chulsh of our Father sun
day Feb Is az $3.50 pm in inter
est OF the Friendship league lie
will nc accompanied hv his choir.
Ncllie +. Snumate Is church re.
nofter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Church Of God

The Sunday school OF the Church
OF God was largely attended Sun
day morning.
The pastor. Rev. T. d, McGhee
preached an excellent sermon from
Psalms 1914 one person was adj
ded To the church.
The Young Mer's Bible class held
their regular service SUI day after
noon az the regular nour.
The BYPU held an interesting
period. The lesson from Romans
chapter was studied.
Testimonial servi,c was held
Sunday evening. The pastor preach
ed an inspiring sermon on Pray
err" His text was found st Luke
Is chapter
The public is invited 10 attend
the services OF the Clurch OF God,
located AZ Grafton and jos Campau.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17

TAG Business mems club -. -.
---
The Jolly business Mems club
made plans for "One Night in Har-
lem when they met IN their rcgu-
lar meeting Feb 10 at pm The
affair will be given Feb "a. 3i09 -
John street Chicken and hot rolls
Will be served
George Motor. Oldest club mem
Der. will enter Hurley hospital
Feb. II at ? 80 pm. for a serious
operation, Mr. Motion, who lives at
9iS r Mcclellan. is a member Of
Canaan Bpatist church where he
has been a member of the Usher
board for ten years.
The next regular meeting will he
held Feb Il at the home Of Jessie
Jones, 1912 Hickory
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
A!ys1ss!!D FLINT. MICHIGAN NEWS
AMONG DETROIT CHURCHES


The Rev. Mr.. Mack preached a
forceful sermon last Sunday morn
ing from the subject THE Just
shall live by faith" text Romans
1:l7. visiting ministers were the
Revs. Bell and Ware. The Sunday
school had lively session with
Mrs. Slaughter president.
In the afternoon the Rev. Mr.
Dukes delivered the message in
interest OF the Missionary society
4 boot rally will be held by the
missionaries Sunday. March 10. The
BYPU is progressing nicely under
the leadership Of J. ID. Allen.
The Rev. MIR. Mills. district mis-
sionary preached a splendid ser
mon at the evening service. Ills
subject was "Ye are the salt OF the
earth The Ray. Mr. Coates was a
visitor The Rev G. j. Thompson Is
rastor. c. Walden. church repor-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Kenneth Oden Post

The Kenneth Oden Post held a
Memorial meeting at Tabernacle
Baptist church. sunday afternoon
Feh III ID memory Of Abraham Lin
coin
The appropriate theme for The
afternoon WAS "Amofi'anlsm' IN.
trrcsiine talks were made hv Tom
williams james Williams. Mrs J.
Maxine an9 Mrs lrone Battle Ira
So Crawicv cnairmaf Of 'he COM
rt'ae in ciaree. ANA Theodore
N l'ln- post fommlndcr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Little Rock Baptist

Supi. O Hooks was IN charge OF
the sunday school. sunday morn
ing. The assistant pastor. Rev Her
rim. read the Scripture lesson from
st. Matt Is Mrs + Tate rendered
solo. My Heavenly Father
Watches over Me
The pastor. Rev. y r Tate
preached ma,fefiul ecrmon. sub
jet. Reward ~ The Faithful = The
choir rendered music.
The Blpt - doing tinc work G
Robinson IS president
At 1880, Rev Done preached.
Many were present
Mrs. N. II Cousin is church re-.
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Thompson Ave. Bapt,

An inspiring sermon was deliver
ed at Thompson Avenue church
sunday morning By Pastor l.. j.
Benson. 4 large congregation was
present The text was Luke 1893.
st p. m. the Wayre County
Voters District association render
ed program. At 1850. Or. Butler
was the pulpit guest and preached
an inspiring sermon
The Junior missionary group
sponsored Valentine party on
Fob. "a. az the home OF Hattie
Builer on LaBclle street.
The Missionary socieiy will spon-
sor Leap Year party on March I,
Mt which time the ladies' are expect
cd 10 pay for the mems dinners.
The public is always welcome at
Thompson Avenue Baptist church.
Mrs NJ l.. Ray Is church repor-
sor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Strictly Personal

Miss Oma Metcalf. Dorothy Chill.
dress. Bernice Metcalf. Ceola Pratt
and Bill Ennis. Flint residents.
visited the Rambles Inn In Lansing,
Mich. Sunday.
Miss Elsie Pratt. O'elia Broad
way. Tyre Nelson. I. w Truss. En-
ma Schumpert and Roscoe Hill
spent Sunday IN the City Of Sagl-
nav whore they visited the sun
hine club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17

Retain walter kanar as Mayor OF
IIamtramck. He has given you more
representation than any previous
mayor. He is a humantariar lie is
experienced. Mayor Kanar has been
outstanding in his support OF agen-
cies for relief OF those unable to
help themselves. Through his fear
lessness and executive ability.
Mayor Kanar's administration is
setting an example that other
Michigan cities would do well to
copy.
Ladies In Politics
Too much can not b. said about
the Ladies auxiliaries OF the United
Districts clubs, since they are taxi
ing such an active part in the
kanar-For-M Mayor there are seven
ladies OF our group employed by the
city in various departments, and II
is through their effors that such a
large number OF ladies are organic
cd in the interest OF the Mayors
reelection.
Let us see who these ladies are
ard the capacities In which they
are employed. Mrs Iris Butler.
Health department. Mrs. Daisy
Rodgers. Assessors office: Mrs.
Mary r Richardson. Department OF
Public Welfare: Miss Ann Smith,
and Mrs Mabel whigham. Engi-
neer's office. Mrs. Tennye Gregory
and Mrs Sarah Klugh. Mainten-
ance department.
Several months ago. these ladies
organized clubs IL their respec-
tive districts and to date the COM
bined group OF clubs boast mem
/ bership OF more than two hundred
active members, who are doing
everything In their power to assure
the reelection OF Mayor kanar
Last week. the district public meet
ings were conducted by the ladies
and proved what has ofientimes
been stated. that when women put
their hands to the pillow, success is
sure TO follow. Each week. new
members have been added TO the
membership OF these district clubs
Since this is true. there is nc
doubt as TO how the vote will 70
on March 6, because as the women
vote. so will the men
Last weeks meetings were the
best yet. An array OF candidates
seeking office. spoke 10 oyerwhelm.
ing crowds, and each received q
cordial welcome. Tho Mayor. ol
course being the favoriie of then
ALL This is but natural, since he has
proved TO be'ihc kindcsi. squnfcsl
ard most consldcrata Mayor III
fIamtrarhck's history. ana Il is IN,
determination OF lhe ladies =,
show their appreciation ~ hln lol
his many acia of klndncaa. hY soc
ing TO II that The Negn olifont al
our fair ciiy hrcumr hrApr az,
Quaintcd with his pnll,ies ior hsi
ter government, and l'iolrhy dUid
ing in his favor nv chiuf executive,
OF Hamtramck. for the noNt Nv,
years, on primary election day
March 8.
Those Interested IN the program
we are trying TO put over. are ~
N quested to contact any one OF th'
above-named ladies' 81 their dis
trict headquarters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Shiloh Baptist Church

The World star Go2pel Singers
haze called off tho program which
MAS scheduled 30 BE- presented AZ
shiloh Baptist church, because the
l,ading star, Lady Esther Jones,
WAS called to the bedside OF her
Gather at burlington Ala The
members OF tho cast and the direc-
tors are praying FOR tho recovery
OK the singers father and the safe
return OF Lady Esther Jones. The
rhoir thanks the Tribune for the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Double Five Club

The Double Five club met at the
home OF Mrs. Jennie Towner. S22
Dartmouth street. Thursday eve
ming, Feb s. Scripture was read by
Mrs Bessie Mills. as the president
presided Tasty eats and beverages
were served after the business
meeting
Next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs JonnieTowner S22E.
Dartmouth. Thursday. Feb. l..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
quinn chapel iME


.ae :, tos, 20, Rev VI. r.
Eaun,rr preached forcefpi SER
apth service Resisting
imposition Was thr morning sub
t.tt sf II anthem was sung by
iAe Sreio choir diseci,d by Mrs.
F,f.ar smith solo nas sung by
Ni J Gibson. Nusical numbers
u rr hv tlle Grspcl chorus
..re 80 Nrs Ruth Cot'er. Many
Rows Nf, az The morning scry-
III p.e timely ara interest
alde--,s we're gNcr BY The
talng pspl.s on the history Of our
nne dNeeio mon and women. A
autt lecture Was given hy The pas
,r Who 50 praised the youth for
'as splcn way IN which they
conducted III. program
The G.. 81 chorus Will give a
K,ntltN ys'er dinner al the
homes az a Reynolds, 3ii6 Nor'h
-'r,c, ana az Mrs. O. Hughes 1916
inord ~'rcet. Feb IL from H.
uoar nntil pm
Tie pastor, senior choir Gospel
esoNs aud members VIII worship
Vl'h fhc Rev J. a. Dean. pastor 81
R.iha AME church, Saginaw Mich.
~anday Feb IS az pm.
Alrs Mar, Shivers, q successful
AeAlA lin and member OF Quinn
CNafei rch WAS rushed 20 the
So Joseph hospital Friday Tier
oonNliau reported fair
Mrs D. oliver also successful
fh,N'ran and member OF Quinn
CHAPEL much improved after sew
cra woks Of Illness.
Tho Nhcr sick Of the church arc
$ keltv Mrs + KarGle. Mrs. r
Wiils. snd Mrs. *. Coleman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Busy Bee Club

The Busy Bee club met last Mon
day night at the home OF Mrs. Eva
Williams, 1927 Easy street The
meeting was enjoyed by al The
members attending.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17

splendid cooperation given and
urges the public to support this
fine paper.
Rev. l.. II Payne Is executive di-
rector of the choir, Prof. William
Johnson and Don Dallas, associ-
ates.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17

Iaaasen. 81 lo~ie T, Vaughn and
rpie.-nr SNfcrs
NeAu N2ia!sa chicken potato
ad ps4s asa coffee. The Rev
SIS. s. Nalghr is pastor OF Golden
l.a Bafi, tagcA, located at 9l6
iag SON sftt'
Revival
Tae Ot0an ead Golden Lear
Bapn hf.reaes MIL sold joint re-
.t4l .er,.t, 40 Golden Leaf Bap-
f>t the 4 is n. II .o.eMan, De-
fat pstrr. Viii be 10 charge.
Mi, a.bl.. is invited 10 attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Recall Balloiinq
Set for Saturday

Residents of drainage district
No. ~ at Falkland, along Glover
creek, will hold their long-delayed
recall election Saturday, all efforts
OF the anti-recall side having
failed.
Involved In the election are
Commissioner p. K. Kronlnnd
and r. c. Cooley.
Kronlund did not run in the
March election and Mrs. George
II. Miller, candidate for his office
on the same side of the drainage
dispute. was defeated by Blaine
Freeman, who opposed a WPA
project and favors dissolution of
the district. Kronlund will remain
In office until June, however. I'M
less recalled.
Voting places for Saturday were
announced as follows: Lakeview
and Falkland precinct No. 2. at
the office of the Falkland Light
4 Water Co; Spanaway and
Brookdale, at the Haakenson resi-
dence; Brecken (Woodland), Grant
and Midland precincts, at Collins
Grange hall. and Collins precinct
at the Collins school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Slavic Groups
Plan Dance
Benefit Affoir Is
Set for Saturday

A benefit dance. expected to at
tract 500 people from Tacoma and
nelghboring cities Il planned for
Saturday evening At Swiss Hall In
Tacoma. starting At . o'clock
The affair Is under sponsorship OF
Tacoma. Enumclaw and Renton
Slavic organizations.
George Bucsko ST. Mary hladi-
nov. Joseph Hora are president,
secretary and treasurer. respec-
lively. of the committee In charge.
Tacoma slavs viii be repre-
sented by the following organiza-
tons:
George Bucsko ST.. and Andrew
Rachurak of the American slovak
Citizens club; Mrs. Anna ORA
horad. Mrs. Antonio Pokiser. Mrs.
Walt Davidek, Joseph Hora, and
Joseph Kodi from the Western
Bohemian Fraternal association;
Andrew Danko, George Isac,
George Karpach. Mary Mladinov
and George Baidos from the
American Slavic Federation OF
Washington: August Broz, John
Mladinov. and Pete Purtich from
the Jugoslav American Progress
sive club: Mike Antush, John Palo
and Mike Andrasko from the First
Catholic Slovak Union; J o h n
Bizak, and George Nemec from
the Pierce County Slavic Council;
Mike Kslanick and Michael Vargo
from the Slavic American club;
Andrew Hreha and Peter Rudy
from the National slovak lodge
Joseph Komocki and Bruno Len.
doski from Polish National Alli-
ance.
Chester J. Chastek. consul for
czecho-slovakia, will also be
present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Tacomans Ushers

Five Tacoma goods have been
selected 10 usher at performances
Of Ballet Moose. University OF
Washington talent show. to be
presented Friday and Saturday
evenings. Thos who were chosen
are Elizabeth Bonomo. Constance
Halliday. Elizabeth Decker. Eileen
Henry and Alberta Ramsey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Denies Communist
Control Charge

NEW YORK - Mervyn Rath-
bone. president of American Com
munications association. denied
charges made before the Dies
committee that the union was con-
trolled by Communists.
Answering testimony made be-
fore the committee by Fred NJ.
Howe. a former official who was
ousted from the union, Rathbone
said:
His hysterical charges surprise
no one acquainted with the infa-
nous role he has played and is
playing in the trade union move
ment The A c. A. is not a
Communist controlled organiza-
ton. 1t In Democratic trade
union, by and for communication
workers"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Start Clinics
For Children
Pre-School Series
Opened by County

DIR. Norman Z. Magnussen,
Pierce county health officer, an
nounced Friday he already has
launched his annual Pre-school
Health Roundup, aimed to correct
health defects of all children in
the county below school age and
particularly those expected to start
school in the fall
Joint sponsors are PIT. A. or
CARNATIONS in the districts.
Four clinics are scheduled next
week. DR.. Magnussen and part OF
his public health nursing staff
will be at the Milton school Tues
day afternoon at one o'clock and
Wednesday at the same hour at
the orting grade school. Friday
morning at $50 they will hold a
combined clinic for pre-school
children of the Woodland. River
side, Firgrove and Firwood dis
tricts at the Puyallup public
library. Friday at / p. m. clinic
for Central Ave. and Waller Road
districts will be held in Community
hall at Summit.
Seeks Cooperation
The health officer has sent
bulletins to parents in the county
asking their help in informing the
public health nurses of children
under school age in their districts
so home visits can be made as
well as clinic examinations.
In addition to full physical
examinations. II In planned,
where acceptable to parents,
to give smallpox and diph-
liberia immunlzation Mt the
same time, DIR. Magnussen
said.
He has almost completed an ex-
tensive work of diphtheria inn
munization throughout the county
in the past few months. Only
three schools remain to be treated,
the doctor announced. They are
at Elbe, Ashford and Alder.
Pre-school clinics have been
held in the past week at Lakeview,
Steilacoom. Eatonville. Lake City
and Dupont. and one is scheduled
Saturday at Ashford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Hager Will Join
In Indian Rites

When the Muckleshoot Indians
dance at their annual festival on
the reservation near Auburn Sat
urday, Robert H. Hager. supervisor
of health and physical education in
Tacoma public schools. will dance
with them.
Hager, 1t Is announced. will take
part In q number of traditional
ceremonial dances, besides doing a
solo number, the Muckleshoot
Stomp" q dance he created him.
self.
The program will be held In the
Muckleshoot community house, six
and one-half miles from Auburn on
the Auburn Enumelaw highway,
beginning at . p. m.